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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-09-10

usi We remember publishing the letter from Port
land alluded to in the followng-und we are mi
aoitout suspicion, that the lettde was ,.use of Mr.
Albert Smiths, to bring himself to the notice of tbos,
IN power, by getting himself described in an oppos
ton print as "Hercues"-as whom they fear
ed we may do him injnstice-bub thus we believe
1t was If So the stra,agem succeeded.
From The Baltimore Patriot
HOW TO GET AN OFFICE.
we find IN the Maine papers the following letter
from Duff Green, Esq. at Washington to an appIi-
cant for office.
WAsHrsGroN, Cd March, 1880
Bear sir, since your friend Mr.. Green left here.
your letters to him have been his request opened
ny me- The one enclosing letter of recomrnonda
ton to the President was this morninp received T
observe that it is not specific in Recommendation
and the necessary consequence will be that it Will be
filed in the Office of his prirate secretary md never
thereafter seen
III had referred to any particular Office it would
nave oeen referred to o. the depar mens and put
on the regular public fire xen tygould be brought
up whenever his maine ~as before the President in
case the application was under consideration.
had a conversation with the President in relation
TO yousseif and aso with Mr.. Ingham-they are non
wen convinced that your gust claims have been pre-
termtted and am confident that the first opportni-
ty will be seized to manifest their regard for Won T
enclosed to Mr.. Van Buren, by our friend Dunlop of
boston the richmond Wing in which letter wri-
Ter rom portland represents you the Hercules of
polntment OF .uarshat will be rendered 10 YOU
Inns VIII be good starting point, and as many OH
ers Will seek that Office, will enable you to carry sron-
ger support IN aid of your application for better of
nee hereafter If you command me
Your friend, d. GREEN
Hon. Albert Smith, Portland Maine
US hlr Albert Smith has since noticed the above
IN the newspapers. He admits the au henticty of
the letter from Duff Green. which he says was sto-
len out out ofhis desk, he conieetures by men,
Der OF the Legislature We Know not how this NAV
be. Ths true point of consideration is the deveope-
ment of the motives which lead to important federal
appointments We see nothing in Smiths letter to
shake the suspicion which forces itself upon US that
he himself wrote to the letter from ortland or
procured 1t to be writ en-, with a view of ettnu
President jackson what ''Hercules' Mr. Smith
was IN his cause and what dangerous man the A.
dams folks considered HIM! That the true kew for
getting Smith appontmen was struck is manifest.
let who will have written the letter from Portland
We hold that Mr.. Albert Smith is principally in
debted to us, for his appointment of Marshal of
Maine
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-09-10
INDIANA ERECT

Ihe Lawrenceburg Statesman of Aug. %, con
taiDs the following of the Legislature clce.
of Indiana:
The elections In the States of Indiana, Kentucky
Illinois, and Missouri, commenced Oh the first M on
day IN the present month. We have received Ger
tain information oa the result in Kentucky and on,
own State. They decidedly satisfactory to the
friends of Mr. Clay and his principles. From llino.
Is and Missouri, where the jackson party were sup
posed to have strong hold we have heard enou Oh
TO convince us that powerful change in public SEN
tment has taken place, untavurable 10 the present
Administration. Those States mag not elect Leris-
latures favorable TO the friends Of Mr. Clay, at hs
time, but have little doubt, nevertheless that
their electoral votes will be gwen to him in 1882.
In this State, will be seen below, there will be
decided majority OF Republican friends of Mr. Clay.
Ibis fact Is important, only far as it will have
bearing IN the election of Senator 10 Congress,
which takes place at the next session. In the other
three States we have named, Senators will also be
chosen by the Legislatures Just elected. The fol
lowing list Of members 10 the next Legislature of
Indiana will be found nearly if slogclher cor
rect:
REPRESENTATIVE
Allen and Casio eph Holman
Bartholomew. William Herrod
Clark Isaac HowkT Joseph Work, J. L. Roe.
Craw ford-Iebulon I1evenv orth
Daviess.-James @. Reid
Dearborn.-B Ferris,* II. Dowden,* W. Arm
strong, J. 7. Pollock
Decatur-Tho Hendricks
Dubois and Plke.--Ritchic.
Delaware and Randolph. - Wright
Payette.-Marks Crume, Daniel Hankins
Floyd.-Jacob Bence
Frankln.-David Wallace John Red
Gibson.-Samui. Halls
Greene I9 Dixon.
Hunllton Henry, &c -- Bell Long
HaIrlson.-Joseph W. Poddocls,* George Bent
lew John 'STevor.*
Hendricks and Observation-Disclosures Worth
Jackson-James Hamilton
Jeffcrsou.-Davld iillis# and Jas. II. Wallace
Jennings. Henry L. Sopher.#
Johnson and Shelby.-John Smiley
Knox.--John r. Riley, John Decker.
Lawrence Pleasant Parks.
Marion--A w. RUSSELL
Monroe. John OVENS
Montgomery John Beard Abel Claypool
Orange --T'bos. Coffin,~ Jas Lynn
Parke and Vermlion-- - Gardner.
Perry and SpccPr.-- - Pitcher
Roscy.-Wm Casey.
Putnam.-McNaIry.
Ripley WIN. Skccn.#
Rush.-Wm. S. Russell.
Scott.-Alexander Lowry.
Sullivan George Boon.
Standardization Dumont,A George Craig.
Union Thomas Brown.*
Vanderburgb w. A. Trafion.#
VIgo.--Amory Kinney
Washington Hugh McPhcctcrs, II. Schoonozcr.
=. Logan.
Wayme.--John FIney,a Eli Wright, Il. Hoover q
w. Elliott
u Those marked thus, are friends of Mr. Claw.
SENATOR'S.
Worth,t Mo gan,t Lomax,t Lemon, Mckinney +
Givens, Wattst StcveDs,t Serrug,f Pennington
Robb, Frsbyt EwIng,t Llnton,t Wbncomb. Blair.f
Gregory,t Graham,t Ciendcnin, Fletcher,t On.f
Claypoolt DePeauw.t
~ Those Senators marked thust, are the friends
Of Mr.. Clay
REHABILITATION
CLAY. s SssfsssS'''''''' ss3ro'ol, ii
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-09-10
From The Whecting Compifey.

-, W !" ''EoI"IS COtUptteT'
pleted ,Phc population numbers 1890 In 1922 it
was 1882 Increase in ten years, 3,1ss. The es-
innate laid before the Convention by the Auditor in
October last, allowed Harrison 1851. The actual
enumeration, therefore, exceeds the estimate made
at Richmond, 1859.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-09-10

u Fhe story of the "fata duel" IN Mississippi
between D:s JefFries and Smith, turns out to be
aoaz.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-09-10

HST AT the Park Theatre z on the night of the
Sd September, the tri-colored flag displayed
and the Marseiles Hymn sung by the whole corps Of
the establishment, 10 the Uniform of the National
Guard.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-08-12

tions Of this act, shall extend to and EN-.
brace owners of military land warrants, Is
sued by the United States, in satisfact tion
of claims for bounty land for services dur
ing the Revolutionary War; and that the
laws, heretofore enacted. providing for the
issuing said warrants, are hereby revived
and continued in force FOR two years.
Sec. 2. lind be Il further enacted, Tha,
the provisions ofths act shall also be deem
ed and taken to extend to all the unsatis'
fed warrants of the Virginia army, on con.
tinental establishment: Provided, That
he quantity thereof shall not exceed fifty
thoGsand acres, in addition TO the two hun
dred and sixty thousand acres heretofore
authorized TO be located by their State line
Approved, Nav 80, 1890.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-08-12
fPunLIc No. sol

AN ACT providing for the settlement Of
the accounts ofcertain Diplomatic Func
tionaries.
Be II enacted by The Senate and House Of
Representatives. Of the Uniisd. States Of a.
merica "a Congress assembled, That the
proper accounting officer Of the Treasury
be, and he is hereby, authorized, under the
direction Of the Secretary Of State, to set
ile the accounts Of William p. Lawrence,
late Charge des Affairs of the United
States at London; Of Alexander n. Ever.
ett, late Minister Of the United States to
Spain; aud Of James Barbour, Junior, late
acting Secretary Of Legation at London;
Of William Radcliff: late Consul Of the u
ni,ed States at Lima, fos diplomatic SER
vices performed upon the death OF the
Charge des Affairs Of the United States
and of William II. d. c. Wright, Consul
OF the United States at Rio de Janeiro, for
diplomatic services performed upon the re
tremen, Of the Charge dss Affairs Of the
United States; as far as the same shall ap
pear TO the Secretary Of State to have beer
sanctioned by instructions from the De
partment OF State, or to have Just ant
equitable foundation in usage.
Approved, May %, 1880.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-08-12
DOCT. JOHNSON.
HE HAS FoR SALE,
ArTEND no YOUR TEETH
ELEGANT ARTIFICIAL
TEETH

which will be set on Gold, or otherwise
with great exactness, SURPRISING IN beauty
their FORMER natural teeth; embracing the
modern improvements in the art.
TEErH DREssEp, and erery operation
performed on them, which their condition
admits, with great care and periec1safety
Those who have Teeth in diseased con.
dition, should apply, before il is too late for
a remedy. There is no necessity for 70
ing to New York, Providence, or Boston
for what can be got at home Of equal, il
no, of superior qualify; and, at less expense
In either, or all the above employments
DR. JoHNsoy respectfully solicIts contin.
uance OF the patronage Of the Ladies and
GeDtlemen Of Newport, and those of the
adjoining towns
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-08-12

lpUBLIsHED BY AUrHoRIrY.l
(PuBLIc No. 5S.1

AN ACT, making appropriations for Ger.
tain expenditures on account Of the En-.
giueer, Ordnance, and QuartermasteI's
Departments.
BE II enaeied by he Senate and House Of
Representatives. Of the United States Of Il
merica, in Congress assembled. That the
following sums be, and the same are here
by, appropriated, to wit:
For the erection Of barracks and the
purchase of land at Fort Crawford, Prairie
ou Chen, twelve thousand dollars.
For the payment Of the land upon which
the barracks are erecied at Houlton, in the
State Of Maine, six hundred and twenty
nine dollars and twenty one cents.
For the completion Of the barracks at
New London, and for portico To the of.
fcers' quarters, two thousand five hundred
dollars.
For Barracks, quarters, hospital, and
storehouses, at Green Bay, fifteen thou
sand dollars.
For the completion ofJefferson Barracks,
IN the State Of Missouri, eight thousand
seven hundred and thirty Eve dollars.
For the erection of storehouse for the
Subsistence and Quartermaster's Depart.
ments at Baton Rouge, three thousand Ave
hundred dollars.
For the erection Of barracks at Key
West and for dtching, draining, and clear,
ing the ground required to be used fol
military purposes, fifteen thousand dollars
For opening road from Green Bay tC
Wlnnebago Lake, and thence to Fort Win
.rebago, two thousand dollars.
For the completion Of the military roat
in the State Of Maine, forty seven thousanC
-four hundred aud fifty -one dollars and sew
.snty.two cents.
For the erection Of wooden barracks 70
the troops at Fortress Monroe, ten thou
sand two hundred dollars.
For the purchase Of FIVE and half a
s,es Of land for the use Of the Nationa
Armory at Springfield, in Massachusetts
two thousand two hundred dollars.
For the erection Of new fire proc
Arsenal at the National Armory at Spring
field, in Massachusetts,, sixteen thousan
uoiiaIs.
For the National Armory at Harper
Ferry, Virginia, viz: For extending tn
walls and entertainments which convey tn
water from the Potomac river to the work
nine thousand three hundred dollars; fc
erecting forging shop, tilt hammer, an
new workshop, six thousand five hundre
q. dollars; for the erection Of ten addition
dwelling houses for the workmen, te
thousaad dollars; for slating the roofs {
the present workshops, three thousand tw
hundred dollars.
For the purchase Of five acres Of Ian
adjoining the Arsenal st WATERFOWL, MAJ
sachusetts, five hundred dollars.
For the erection of a military laborstOr
and workshop at West Point, two thoussu
Eve hundred dollars.
For the purchase Of Lithograph
Press of paper and ink, and for the employ
ment of a suitable Lithographer for ii
War Department, six hundred dollars.
For barracks at Fort Gratroit, FIVE thoI
ssnd dollars.
For the security Of the Pea Patch Islan
for the construction Of a new water tan
and for gravellng the parade at Fort De
aware. ferty- one thousand three hundrt
and twenty one dollars and fourteen cent
Approved: May 81, 1880.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-08-12
Ammunition Store.

No. I03, Stale. Street Boston,
ID NJ. BARNARD, Agent, offers for
HI. sale as above, by wholesale or re-
tail:-
2o0 kegs English Tower. proof GUN
POW DER, flor sporting.
1000 kegs Dupont Gunpowder, warrant
ed first quality
$500 do. Boston do. Warranted.
500 bags shot, all sizes.
10000 percussion caps.
N. b. The above Gunpowder is war
ranted, and will be sold as low rs ut any
other establishment in the Country OF e.
quail quality, For terms please apply TO the
Agent, or to Mr.. RUFUS b. kiNSLEY,
Newport-and orders given to either will
be promptly attended to. may Is.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-08-12
PUBLIC NO. 60.

AN ACT making re-sppropriation OF a
sum heretofore appropriated for the sup
preston Of the slave trade.
BE Il enaeied By the Senate and House o.
Representatives. ofhe United States Of n.
wer1ed IN Congress assembled, That the un
expended balance Of the sum Of thirty
thousa nd dollars, appropriated by the act
entitled IAN act making an appropriation
Tor the suppression of the slave trade" ap
proved Nay twsn'y-fourIb, one thousanC
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-08-12
Pennanship.

THE Subscribe having been requested d
Il by some of bis friends to commence a
course of instruction in writing: will open
a School on the first Of June if sufficient
encouragement is offered.--The classes
will be limited. The contemplated hours
of instruction are from to Q in the morn.
ing, for masters; from 5 to 6 for misses.
These hours have been selected, as not in.
terfering with the regular School hours
but different arrangement will be made II
wished for by the patrons Of the school,
The success which has attended his teach
ing, and the appreciation he has received
from the public, has encouraged him TO of
fer his services.-Specimen Of his writing
and terms OH application. ]. w. EDDY.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-08-12
Cloth Dressing.

He also continues to Dye a. Dress Wool
len Cloths of every description, real Indigo
Blue and all other colors required.
He will also manufacture Woo. into yarn
or cloth, all which will be done speedily,n
a superior style, and on the most reasona.
BILE terms. SAMUEL CLARKE.
GlrArticles intended'to be sent to tho Fac
tory, may be left with Goo. Knowles or Job
Sherman, Newport; Sanford Almy, Little
Compton; Pele2 Cory, Tiverton; or Jerehliah
Clifford, Bristol Ferry May 81, 1929.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-08-12

FOB SHERMAN, has IeceiyeFyrem N.
- SvrA unu WIN open this dayss-a large
assortment, of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods
among which may be found great variety
OF English, French and Scotch Ginghems;
Caicoes; blk. g. colored bombazine; Italian
ustrings; gros de Naples; gros de Swiss,
a new article for ladies' dresses; black and
colored levantines; Nankin grapes; furni
ture dimity book muslin; plain and figured
lacoRel; furniture chintz, vcstings; rich fan.
cy silk; bsrsge and Cyprus Grape hdkfs;
fine linens and lawns; S4 linen damssk,
damask table cloths and napkins; ribbon; a
great variety OF cloths for children; fancy
buttons; silk and cotton hosiery; white and
straw colored Nhvarino hats; gloves, &c.
ALsO,-Just received fresh supply OF
heavy Oznaburgh, yard wide tow cloth, and
Russia Diapers. april 30.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-08-12
DIR, M O o r Il,

Tenders his services to his fellow citi-
zcns and the public generally, as prac-
li,ioDer Of medicine and surgery. Office
at No. % Thames street, three doors south
Of Market square. sp' ~
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-08-12

eight hundred and twenty. eight, be reap
proprated TO the same object, pursuant to
the act Of Congress of the third of March,
one thousand eight hundred and nineteen
Approved, May 81, 1880
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-08-12
'Fountain Of HEALTH -
VIM. s. VOSE,

Respectfully informs the Ladies and Gen.
ilemen of Newport, and its vicinity.
T,HAT no will keep through the warm
l. season, Soda Water, Of the first quail
ity--Carbonated ead--R estorative beer,
Newark cider. and Albany Ale. The
above articles will be surrounded with ice,
and consequently will be found very re-
freshing.
AL O-Epsom and Rochelle salts, to
be taken in Soda, and which is far prefer.
able, as TO pleasantness, than when taken
in any other manner. Soda powder--Lem'
on Syrup, &c.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-08-12

Noyeau, and Grenoble Cordials, Of the
first quality, by the boitle.--Also, ten diff
ferent kinds Of Cordial of good quality
wines--shrub- bottled cider--Restorativo
beer by the dozen bottles--csseDces Of all
kinds --Oil--Cologne--preserves Of differ.
ent knds--fTuits do. do.--spices- honey -
and an assortment Of confectionery Of the
first quality.
Families supplied at ell times, with plum
cake--short cake sponge cake, jumbles
&c. &c. May Is.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-08-12
sUNDxES.

Nutmegs, cloves. mace, pimento, pepper,
cassia cinnamon. SueARs-loai, lump, white,
brown, New Orleans, and chrystalzed Soda,
wine, and butter crackers; rice, buck wheat,
macabeau, rsppoe and Scotch Snuff; y. A, l.
and p. a. G.. Tobacco.
Hibborts Brown Stout, at & pit bottles,
American Porter, do. do.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-08-12
WOOI. CARDANG.

sgNHE subscriber informs his old Gus
Il ,omers and the public, that he contin'
uss to Card Sleeps Wool of all grades.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-05-19
GARDEN suUDs

lust received end for sale ut the Charles.
~ town Apotheeary and Book Store. .ari.
Gus kinds of GARDEN SEEDS. The create,
part Of which have been tested the pres.al
spring IN hot beds, nesr the city Of Ba,,,.
more, and found genuine. The following
list comprises the names Of msn, Of III. m
Early Frame, Royal D~srf Marrow Fs,.
Mstehie>s or tall. Early Washington, Dwsrl
Blue Imperial, and Tail Sugar PEAS,
Large Lima, Rob Roy. Red Marrow Fa,
Washington Pole, China Dwarf, Early Vel
low. SC BEANS.
Blood BEET,
Large Swelling PARsNIP,
Tankard (iarge round White Flat. and
Ruis Bsga TURNtP.
Long Orange and Blood CARROT,
Plat Duteh.feliow Savoy, Early Salisbury
Drumheadi Large White. Sugar Loaf, Earl,
York. Large York, and Green SayoJ CAB.
BAGE.
Red Turoip, Scarlet, Long Salmon. and
White spanish RADiSii.
Brown Dutch, TenpisbsII, White Ioaf
Sugar Loaf, and Ice LETTUCE,
Pickling. Cluster. Green Turkey. Ions
Green, and Early Frame CUCUMBER.
Ferry aid late CAULIFLOwER,
White aud Early Purple Cape 9ROCOI 4
Com. Porter's Cbiiisp SQUASH, yegeia.
Ole Marrow SQUASH,
Sirsw-eoloursd, White, and Azoresn mr.
Mammoth ONION.
Water Cress. White Solid Celery. DoobI.
Parsley. Summer Ssvory. Pepper Grss.. &C
sc SC. JANIS Known
5. Also, fresh supply OF Medicines
which MAKES the assortment complete.
March -. In
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-05-19
The Thorough Bred Horse

5 . beautiful rich dark brovn, SIX wear,
old tbs tpsiag. Of 6ae size, form. snd
commanding appearance. full sixteen hands
and one inch high. Of great strength. aetl
witty and beauty. He was got ~ the cele
bra'ed horse Prgiaian, he by Sir Archy.
ne by the imported Dio mede, Sc Indus
,rys Dam. Nrsso. by the inpostsd horse
hap, he by SsitrzIn. be by O Ksily'. r.
chpse. &e HIS grand dsu, b, the smp,,t.
cd horse Eoius. his great grand dam bv
Gen Mcsd's cele brsted horse Ceior, on, oil
the Generals famous Aristotle mare, &c
For full pedigree. sec hanx. bills
He will stand the ensuing season. az nv
farm on OpeQuon, nes, SmithfIeId. in Jr.
ierson county, and will be let 10 mares a,
the reduced prices Of eight dollars cash
the single Heap; twelve dollars tho season.
discharged 10y ten dollars II paid within
The season. add t~eaty dollars to ensure
. mare, payable as sson as she IS known
to be 10 ioai or parted With. Any person
entering i've ma'es. may put sixth ftce
oil charge. Fifty cents 10 the groom To-
each mare. All mares sent 10 the horse
without "riften Instructions 60 the conirs
ry. Will be entered by the season. The
season has commenced. and " III terminate
the hrs, OF july Mares from q distance
can he furnished with excellent pas,ura.e
at hi'y cents per week. or led with grain
at twenty five cents day Servants sen,
with mares TO remain With them. will he
found gratis. Every care aud attention
"ih be ps'd TO prevent accidents or IS
capes. but no Inability 10Y any iba, uav
occur. CARVER NlIIL>
March 81. 1880.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-05-19
wOOx. OARDYN0.

IbE Wool seasoo being near q, band
The andessigBed deems j; proper e
iniorm bis former customers end the Dob.
lie generally. that bis CsFdipg Machines.
ball a nrle northeast Of Charlestown, are
IN eompleie order. lie 10 ready fos the re-
rer'ion Of Wool. which he pledges him
sell TO card 90 superior style. upoa . very
short notice. ., the usual rates He Il
truly ihshkfsl for The hbessI patronage
heretofore extended 10 him. aud booss "a
de-erse = eoaiIouance
Ills Falling department will Be IN the
beat order fog business a The ususl ses,.n
HENRY HELLER
April %. 1880
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-05-19

JEFFERSON COUNTY. Scr:
- .1prl Court. 1880.
William :. Morrison. CoNpIAtS.sr.
AGAINST
Corbin Baker and Jacobina Baker.
DEFESDAxTs.
IN CHANCERY.
aUE defendant, Corbin Baker. net bs,
n lag entered BIZ. sppssrsnes cpd z,,.n
security, according 10 the act Of as,embI,
and 'bs rules Of this court, end IL sppesrio,
oJ satisfactory evidence, that he h, NOT an
lnhsoiisnt OF tits country; u 10 ordered. N a,
Toe ssid dsfenasnt do sppesr here on he
nr" dsJ Of The next July term, and sn,w,r
the bill Of The plaintiff, and that a con, az
ms order be foFibwuA Inserted in .onoe
newspaper published IN CbarIsstows. 70,
Two months snecessiseIy, end posted st IN,
'front.' door Of the eour,-bouse OF this count, !.
And 81 " further ordered. that the defendant
1seoo'na Baker. he rsstrsibed from pa,in1
convey ing swsJ. or seersiing The debt, b,
her owing 10, or the effects IN her hand, II
me ss'd Corbin Baker, until The further or.
der or ihn court
A copy Tesfe,
SAMUEL >. CRAMER. 81,
May 6. 1850
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Cg.ce ofhe CAssopeakc and Ohio Canal Co
WAsHirsTos, March "a, lgSO
NOTICE - hereby gwen, that an install.
4 ment Ut Five Dollars per share, (heing
the lf'h ins,simrnt,) on every share Of stock
IN the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Company.
- required TO be paid on the Sd day Of June
next and further sum Of Two DolIsrs aud
fd'J Cents per Share. (beipg the s,h install.
rneni,) ON the Sd day of July next which in.
s'slmenis must be psid 90 the credit Of tie
Chesspeske and Ohio Canal Company, to the
Cashier. or other officer, os either Of the col.
loving Banks. viz;
The Branch of the Bank Of the United States
81 Washington.
The Bank Of Washington. at Washington.
The Patriotic Bank, do.
The Bank Of the Metropolis. do.
The Farmers aud Mechanics Bank, Il George
town
The Bank Of Alexandra, az Alexandra.
The Bank 81 Potomac, do
The Farmers' Hank ~ Alexandra. do.
The Mechanics BANK of AlexsnsIffa. do.
The Hsgersio~n Bssk, 81 HageEs,oun Nd.
And the BFsneh Of the Valley Bsnk, IN
ChsriqpoNn, We.
BY osteS of the President aud Directors,
JOHN y iNGI.F, CLeyk
Chss + Ohia Canal Cons
April 7. 1850 -issJy3