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The Arkansas advocate., 1831-07-20
- MISCELLANEOUS.
From Atkison's Casket. REMEMBRANCE.


 Of all the diseases which infect, the vices which deform, and the crimes which degrade humanity, none is more deleterious, than intemperance. To portray the hopes blightcd, ,he fortunes ruined, the crimes occasioned by it. would require an imagination and d Judgment that could embrace at,a glance the wide range of human misery, and trace 1t to its cause. But even wefrail creatures, whose best judgments arc so perverted by custom, tilat frequently We see the good, and We approve ii too; AbAor the wrong, and still the wrong pur-, even we are enabled, by the dim light ot reason which shines before us, to feel and know in part it's noxious consequent. ces; and no one Is more ready to ac- knowledge them than the abandoned vo- tary of Bacchus. Strange infatuation! which leads a man, with the l,nowl- edge of his danger, to quan the bit ter cup of woe, which takes from him the distinguishing attribute of lis ua- turc-reason; that renders him but lit tie lower than angels, and which leaves all behind sensual and brutish, without the instinct of a beast to guard him from intemperance in the. qualification of his desires. Could being from some happier planet, where the floods of Vice, shame and misery have not been let loose from this common cause of all that's bad, and destroyer of all that's lovely, visit our world, and be informed that the creature assuming to himself dominion over seaand land, and boasting of his similtude to his Maker-that thls being, amply capacitated for happi- ness and power, voluntarily relinquish- od all, and spurned the proiiered bles- sings, what would be his surprise? And how, would that surprise be increased, When he learned that the object for which he sold his brthright sunk him below the beast which bears his drunk en lord from the tavern or grog-shop? That remorse, disease and death follow m the train of his idol? That it redu- ees himself to poverty, rags and dis grace, e,and his family to beggary and want. And what the stanger would cxclaim scan cause this dereliction from honor duty and interest? Does the monster allure him with syren song to her em. brace, and steep his soul in Leathear Wave to make him forget past innocence before he is aware of his danger?'- He approaches would be the answer o truth, amid the admonitions of friends the warning of mankind, the threaten ings of God, and his own knowledge O his danger. He daily sees examples o men seduced by her, falling, sunhonorce and unsung,' into an immature grave lie sees the gay hopes and prospects o youth blighted, and the comforts ant consultations of old age destroyed by her He sees the honor due to grey hairs de nied the hoary drunkard. He know that the diseases incident to mortalt, have slain their thousands but ntem perance has slainsits tens of thousands. We will leave our transmundane visit or to moralize on these facts, whilst W, relate simple tale.
 In the days of my childhood, whe peace and innocence made my cup c bliss run OCT. the best beloved Of nj play mates (and all were loved, for i
 saose guiltiess days my heart elung wit
The Arkansas advocate., 1831-07-20

.aneedote.-One day last week the crier of cur Circuit Court, not finding sufficient interest in the proceedings to keep himself awake, and as :. general silence prevailed throughout the room. thought it favorable opportunity to take q nap. He composed himself as comfortably as he could; lie had been not long holding when suddenly a clap of thunder reused him from his reveric { starting upon his feet, he cried out lusti- " "silencer' This set the Court in {. roar of laughter, for they instantly per-. ceived what was the matter. Que of the Judges remarked 10 the clier .Mr- -, do you intend to silence the thun
 der?'' In reply he said he thought some one had knockeda bench over; be that as may, whenever he hears clap of thuh- derhefeafter, ,thescencintlie Court room .sill be brought to mind GeezSsee.sc::sss;ss Gazette.
The Arkansas advocate., 1831-07-20
TERMS.


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Short sighted people l mean such who

Short sighted people l mean such who have but narrow conceptions, never ex- tended beyond their own little sphere, cannot comprehend that uDiversality Of talents which is sometimes obserydbie in one person. They allow no solidity in whatever is agreeable; or when they see in any one the ggraees of the bods, activity, suppleness, and dexterity, they conclude he wants the endowments of the mind, prudence and perspicuity.- Let history say what it will, they neyeg will believe that Socrates danced.
The Arkansas advocate., 1831-07-20

A young, zealous, and conscientious student in Anglican theology, once ask~ ed an experienced dignifaryssP Pray. Sir, what do the Arminians hold ?r = lIoldg. said his Mentor, sshold wl1y. they hold all the best places of prefer. i imcnt in the Church of England"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-07-11
= E -, Lo-kSINIo

ra7HE RACES will Commence nj Liberty on
Il Tuesday the i3th day Of September, and
continue DAYS, Tree Tor any hotsc, mare "
seldIng.
The first day, . mile heats,fo r 5000, entrance
Sl5.
The Second day 3 mile heats. Tor lie balance
of the Jockey Club Purse. say 800, entrance
1926.
Third dag, Q IN lie heats. 10, the Proprietor's
Purse, entrance $40.
Fourth day, Sweep nke race !. expected
entrance S25, ] mile and f.pey.
A fri rate s6ddle will be run for ON the eve
ming Of each days race
Tho Cash viii be put nj the usnnI discount
The Rules Of the Nav AlnIke, Course 10 GO
vern.
The track will be In Gne order First rate
dabrs and lne, provided, grats, MS hsrelo-
lore, by the proprietor, aud every comfort Tor
those who bring horses from n distance and
they are particularly invited.
WILLIAM IEKREY. I Pfopri-
Y. N. OLIVER clors.
Liberty, Bedford {. IL July II, 1891
Jnly IL onl35
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MARRIED, on Wednesday evening last, by
the itfv. Edward Cannon. NIX ROBERT j.
BAkNEII, oil hockhIidgr, 10 Miss MARY a,
daughter oil Nj. Arch. Brown, OF Lyncbburg.
-, on THURSDAY ,last by the Rev. y cb -
I'M II. Iobbs, AT the residence OF john Alelan-
der. Esq IN this county, MiCAJAH DAVIS,
ksq. oil Linehbnrg, T. Miss MARTHA, duug .
Ter vi Mr.. Wnddy CobbS OF Bcdlo,d,
-, on Thursday evening the 2lH uh.
by The Rev. john 9. lroy lor MAJ. CLARK
Penn, To Mas BAkBAhA A. L., daughter oi
Mi james Penn, all OF pnttiek.
-, ON Tue lblh uli. near Chlicothe
(ohio,) Mr.. ARTHUR WAITS, ormerly ol
BGdiord, Va. 10 Miss ELLEN .. daughter Vi
the late Governor NorIhmgion OF OHIO
-, On the l4th ult by the Rev. Ra, =
mood Minor, Mr.. WILLIAM HENRY DICK
ERoON,to Miss SUDAN ANN, daughter vi
Ill. late Reuben Cowhord all OF Louisa III.
bridegroom u II aud the bride 10 years VI
Hge.
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rU1ZDS 100000
Besidcs, g60s--dO ---3na--20-H G.
MODE OF DRAWING.

~
MODE OF DRAWING.
To be drawn on tho A, Il, plan
The 1000 prizes OF "a, 10 be awarded
to the first, second, or third division to
be determined by that which may draw
the capital prize of $1,000 So that the
holder oil three tickets. ono III each di-
vision, is certain ts draw one pre-, and
may draw four. All the prizes above
the denomination Of 50, III one wheel,
and all the numbers in another AT once,
the whole to be drawn IN few hours.
Prizes payable in cash forty days alter
the drawing, aud SUBJECT 10 the usual
deduction oi fifteen per cent.
Tickets S1-Hatoes $2-Qrs. 81.
TO be had in the greatest variety oil
numbers, at WARDS OFFICE,
Lynchburg, Va.
~ All orders from distance, en-
closing the cash, or prize tickets, will
be thankfully received and promptly at
tended to, II addressed 10
G. WARD.
July IL
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BOLTING CLOTHS.


THNIlE subscriber having purchased from
n AmaSa w. Holmes his ChrJlng Machine
neor Lynchburg, aud given the same a thor.
ough repair, II bemg nov fufnishsd with al
entire new Set OF Whn,emore's Cards, well
known aS the beet IN use) and having also
procured w and experienced hand as a
oarder, Is nov prepared to 'eccive wool for
caTding, which, for convenience, can be
left n, the Lottery Office Of q. Ward, two doors
above the Vng nin0 ohiae. whence II will be Ia
ken TO me m0C1ine and returned ia rolls. No
pains will be spared To give entire satisfaction.
On" pound OF clean lard 10 required for every
ten pounds VI Woo
W The price OF Carhing is reduced to sir
anu one iourtb ceDts per pound
JOSHUA X HOLMES.
N. d. Superior Wool Roll. for sale nj tho
Lottery Office Of G. Ward, where ca, h will be-
give" Tor good Woo. J. r.. ~.
june 20. VISIT
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-07-11

/ " Though tsII,-j vf, Is e,ei son.p
ny Joseph X. Irving - ILiss mia. The lelot.
eG mother ofus NIL
p" Breatl es there man with soul So dead,
" Who uey,r 10 himself hail,..d
ihi. " my own -my native land =
by Andrew Hamiiion-Hsnrg CiaQ-'he
eoli msgnanmons sud talented slat.sman-
the al ui March 1888, will proclaim TO the
world that he is Americas fa,oriie sar.
BY r. 5. Pearce. Henry Ctag--Aiay he
drunk toast TO the coqutiies and hypoerites.
and may ihev drink toast 10 him.
BY Benz kobns-lhe President and his
thH cabinet; n portion of shom have exhibit.
ed themselves TO the world, that they are
euigdr JraelioaS Of the most dlninatye e6arac.
BY Jas. r. Col-man-The celebration Of the
9TH Of Juiy-by some considered trte theme,
may It never he forgotten.
By 7. II. GHrland-ffeury Cldg--fhr slo-
queht orator, the able statesman, and the ar.
cent patr'ot,--lhe guardian genius ofthy coun-
ny msites thee 10 the presidential chair.
by Jefferson Turner. - The memory OF
Washing ton-mry i, long grow green upon the
hearts of grateful lreemen.
BY Anderson Higgiubotham-llow long
shall We suffer our cash and character 10 be
spur'ed with al Washington =" II may he
spoI' 10 'ue ooyS, Dut Is death 10 TIE
frogs"
BY Guest Di:uniou-ralsied he the
tongue that would uuer--unnerved the hand
tina, would write it,
BY Gurst-Calhonn. Ingharr, Berrien,
Branch and Oouneson the Grn defenders oI
female virtue.
BY Guest--ihe Tariff aud Internal I'm
provement-ihe h r, aud tho arteries of TINS
great confederate Republic.
Bya Gues,-Domestic happiness there is
IN every irne women's heart, spark Of heav-
rnly IRE, which lies dormant IN the broad day
hght OF Prosperity. but which kiniles mp.
beams, aud blazes IN the darkness OF Hdscl
slit,
By Guest Preserve us from war, pesti-
fence aud famine h,t give ns The noble aud
h'sh minded Clay 10 tie the neSt President,
by Uuest.--May the peace snd harmony OF
the iesuve board never be inierupledby mis-
c"os'rucdo0.-Le, US seperate as band oil
brothers.
llT The Address of Capt. Garland. accom-
paying the foregoing Tnas,s, will lie publish
ed IN our next'--Eds.l
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-07-11

F~e'gn NeTs.-Ths James Cfopper, srris-
81 atNew York from Liverpool, brings Lon
10" dates TO the 30,h of May. The Poles con
"aue successful, although there has beea no
"sas Oh much Importance, -fo Turkey, the
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Notice.

I'D ENG desrous 20 move to the wsat, wish
- to rent out the plantation that ! live ON AZ
the present 'ime, formerly the property Of MI
Cajah Lyoch, Dec. about tour miles from
Lynobburg, Oh Burton's creek, Immediately in
thu fork 81 the Turnpike aud Wards road.
This plantation N sOibucn, To work ten hands
aud now ~ good order Tor cultivation, a. N not
surpassed by any high had pIanation M this
section, and from It's convenience 10 market
aud many Other advantages Il has 10 most o
Their place. IN this section, Is well worthy the
attention Of any person that wishes 10 rent.
SAMUEL SMIIHS0N, Jr.
Jnly 7. l.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-07-11

1nA URSUhNI 10 decree Of he Superior
* Count Of CbancoTy, held n, Lynehbure !,
pronounced ." the 3Odh day Of octob.r 1891 ;,
IN n suit therein d'rendine, between Randolph
ID. Garden, plaintiff, g. Mhry S raDge,lhe elder,
Robert smith aud Agnes his wifi. and others,
DefeDdants-Ihe undersigned, Marshal Of the
said Superior Cour' Of Chaneery, will, on the
I'm day u July II, IL lair, II not the ne,t
TAR day, proceed 10 sell, upon the premises,
by way Oi public auction, to thu h CHEST bic.
der, for ready money, Two lots or parcels OF
aod, siluhtrd al Campbell Courthouse, co u
tanning Two aud three quarters Of an acre.
L. A. HoLCOMBE, Marshok
June Q, 3v
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Latest from New York.

ssdtCSt iIDHn NcW IDIAs
FEyilE SobsctIbet 10 nov ree~isinR second
u sorpy offs.h,onsbIe Summer Goots,
eomprising The following articles
l0 pieces pink. plaid and buff si,ipsd Ginfz
haiUs
so do Light, fancy Pfnis, nss Iseefos
10 d. Checked Moslips
do Best hlnitoua ohks
do Fancy chsnaeahie TO
do piak add straw Go DO Kap 10
doz. Ladies Uuder-skirts
2 do Fancy (.auze and Crare Udkh.
20 pieces plain anh 6sofed Swiss Mastips
ID do NaHkseu Grapes
4 do black and whhsilaisp Grapes
q do cootch Camb,ics Tor Ronnets
90 do 6.f Jarkonet Musns, very hae
4 do Cambria Dmiies do
I daz. black aud white Silk Hose
Il do White Cottnn Ia
2 pieces 4 plain Bobboel Lses
4 do ia do do
% gross small Bottoms
. boxes marrow SIX Brs,ds. ali eolofs
10 pieces heH,y paid Domrsne
4 do a. Apron Checks
4 do Scarlet Bandsnnas
do Round kcntings'
q Scotch Lawns
The above Goods with many others will he
sold inr much less than former prices. hose
wishing To purchase Wit not be disappoinlst
@ D. TATE.
July II ,f3t
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moi, author directly in The 'ee'h, ss !, is
their own unauthorized and false eons''ue-
ian other import.
H.. National Journal mentions. SIS
that some OF the original friends OF
wv Jack.oa, who still cherish an aiTec,ionaie
"A far hiul, on account OF his military SER
.,,xbo cannot reconcile il TO their sense
' e,s, Jnty they owe to their country to vote for
.slecton, are about to unite in a request
I'm tina, be will withdraw himself from be-
no opoole, asa candidate, and not unne-
IN, invite the modification OF defeat -
ofthe +" original friends" OF Gen. jack
you'd. in all probability, be very glad to
r., this purpose, bu, unfortunately for them,
80, have bpen, with a few exceptions, discar-
: ,,om his confidence. to make room for W.
,,ocoled brawiers,~ho detained Gen. Jackson
- "a much, or more bit crness even than
.. cley party have done, until they found out
a,o The loaves aud fishes wereto be had
ii xbo then, for the sake Of the bounty, he
..,,e hi. most affect parasites Their offices
e., Jackson in Office and think GU that lhey
Ill netmit such request from his original
..ia,ds eyer To reach hIm Or if it should ac
-,a,nlsy get to his ears, sill Amos Kendall
!. Co. will not permit him to decline, even
.h,aoh he wish ID i've do not mean, by
This. that they could toreibty restrsio him but
,,e, kao@ well enough how to practice upon
the vanity and seII-love OF Il weak cid man"
as Duff Green iyles him, and to mould him TO
mir purposrs.--He wish that public opinion
"a expressed hy the public press, csUM reach
The foot Of the throne. Perhaps il might have
the sane effect on the President, that Crov
IN hrs life OF George the 4Ih, says, the attacks
If The oppositon press had on George the 3 l..
who became SO sensitive 10 them, alter the APP
roin,meni oil Lord Butte as Prme Minister, that
he al QUE time conceived The idea OF abandon
ing England, aud retiring TO Hanover. II lhe
President conid he driven 10 the Hermaiag-.
by thai zone other mean. It would be
Ra OCCASION OF national rejoicing. in wtich we
verify believe most Of his own psrtisans IJt-
fee holders always .scepted) would cordially
Participate.
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WIusGIlr.1A
FREE ROAD LOTTERY,

SECOND CLASS, for 1881.
To be drawn on the A, b, & plan at
Charleston, Jefferson county,
on tic 2lst day Of July
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r.sv shossi have accompanied these
,.,;oo. " ,h he commentary Of MIR. Mali
i' moi, author directly in the teeth, ss !; Is
sIIhe,r own unauthorized and false eOH'''u''
...o other import.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-07-11
Trustees sale OF Hand.

YrlY virtue of . deed Of trust executed 10 ~,
ID aud Richard ). Ellis by John Ware. Sen.
bearing date on The Goth day Of April 1927.
and Of record ~ the County Court oi Amherst.
wa viii, On the 10th dsy OF August, ieSl, at
Amherst Court Honss, ut heing Court da, }
sell by way NJ public aaeiioa certain trnct
CT parcel OF Land. with II. appnrtenanees. con-
taioIng
oeoiACRES
more or less, situate il the County Of Amherst
adjoining the Lands OF David ) aafland 1t
beng tue same ltssi lint was conveyed to the
said Ware by JOHN LUX.
The terms ~ sale viii he very liberal. aud
VIII be made known 1T Nh. tune aud place Oi
sale.
The title TO ihl. land !. heliese1 10 be good,
bu, rs we oct merely ~ Trustees, We will onl,
convey 10 the purchaser such title IA Is vested
IA us by the deed aforesaid.
EDWARD WINSTON,
WILLIAM ARMl5IEAD
July H. tbs
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IA. HoLCOMBE, Marsaa..
POstponement

wv PAINTED to hire for the balance of tho
w year, a good Cook, Enquire at siis office
Jebs o3. i
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SDIURSUANT TO o decree of the Superior
K CouIt OF ChapceIy, held a, Lynobbug,
pronounced on ihe l3h day Of May. 1891, 10
SUIT therein depending between W,llinm Chill
ton, Stephen Chiffon and others, PLAINTIFF ,6nd
James Martin and Others defendants the und
dersigned, Marshal OF the said Couri, will. on
the 18th day OF July nexi, IL tsir, if uoi the
ue,t TAR day, proceed 10 sell, upon the premi-
SEES, near the Long Mountain, Campbell coun-
~, and contains about 400 and % acres
sell by way OF public auction to the highest
uidder, on n credit OF one. two snd three years,
The real estate whereof Richard Chiffon, ina
elder, died seised, and which was not disposed
of 10y his viii Tue purchaser or pnrchassrsl
will be required to give bond, With appfos 81
security. fol the payment OF The purchase no
ney and the title will be retained as further
security, subject TO he resold in case default
shall be made 10 the payment Of the purchas.
money. or any part thereof
IA. HoLCoMBE. MarstGs.
Postponement.
The above sale is postponed till the q h day
Of Aagus,, 1881, and the tract which consists
of 1926 acres will be divided into three or four
lois 10 sut purchasers. I. A. II. M.
Jone0 ifids
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resola'Ionisfs have been thus far unsu.eas.t,l
The King Of England has conferred the o,a.,
oil + e aaiier upon Earl Grey.--Na sew. f,om
other parts OF Europe.
Another Remarkable Coincidence ,-Ex.pres.
'dfht Monroe died in New York, on The an Of
Jnlg! Thus has third consnicnon. Pa,,in, Of
The revolution closed his earthly career on the
anniversary of The day from which il dates
lis commencement. Truth IL stranger. much
stranger, than Fcion.n
u The Russeyilie (keo.) Messenger state,
'hai Den' Samuel Houston passed through that
place on The 23d inst. on his way 10 Nashville.
II Is r"'nored that the General ma. grown sea-
~ OF me Indian mode oil life, and is about 10
return To The bosom of civilized society, f. ON
winch, IN momeni of spleen. he .1patr,ated
"nself. We though, his resolution to exile
himseli forever trom his fIlends aud kindred
with the expectation Of inIlng greater happr
tess among the rude dseers in the forest, was
rather romsnt.c Than wise, and eu,irely too
sudden 10 he lasting.
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Sr. LOUIS, Missouri, June %.

ST, LOUIS, MISSOURI, JuHt 20.
The Indian Disturbance. -Our latest news
from Rock Island is. that about 1900 of the
mounted militia Of Illinois we're within twenty
miles of that station on Thursday last; that the
regular troops were in GARRISON, awaiting their
arrival: and that then the matter would be brought
10 an issue. 1t was the general belief that no
fighting would take place, The Indians, seeing
themselves encompassed by so large a force, it
was thought. would s~tipulale for the best terms
they could obtain. and then retire from the ground.
The steamboat, Enterprise leaves here today with
additional troops, and supplies for the army.
Gov. Re Dolds accompanies the Illinois Mill
'ia--;he command BY Maj. Gen, Duncan.
Republican.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-07-13
Real BottIing Cellar.

sAi.VETAT has on hand M assortment OF
". cha HP.4IGN u CL3RET HINES, among
which are Vim Blanc de Grave, Madeira, &c. OF his
oun ;nDortstion. London Porter. ifibbert's Brown
Stout. Albany Newburg and Philadelphia, George
sown and Aiexandris Ale and Porte; bottled Crab CT
der AR,he.e he is prepared to send round to his Gus
toners in prime order. Good strong aud distilled Vi
ne gar; Corks Of various qualities.
Dveing and securing continued as heretofore. Cash
given for old bottles.
n. B Order, for anv Of the above articles will be
attended To, either for home or abroad, to suit the eli
mates 80 which vessels may be bound AN object ct
some importance TO commanders who are aware oftheil
cabin stores being thus preserved.
ROYAL Street, Alexandra, spr6
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This ia to'give Notice,

TyHAT the subscriber. of Alexandra County, in the
District of Columbia, has obtained from the Or
phans' Court of said County, letters of administration
with the will anne xed. on the personal estate of Jacob
Chamberlain, late of the county aforesaid, deceased
All persons having claims against the said d%ecedent,
are hel eby warned to exhibit the same to the subscr''
Der, with the vouchers. passed by the orphans Couit,
IN or before tn. 9Th day of July next, or they may by
law be excluded from all benefit to said estates and
those indebted thereto are required to make 'in"edi,
ate payment. Given under my han this sh DAY OF
July, 1851. LlNCoLS ChANn Ir%,L.rn.s,
..e. deceased
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Office ofMe ChesapsakeS g. Ohio Canal Company,
W,su,xcToN. June %. 1881,

Office ofthe ChesapeakeS g. Ohio Canal Company,
WAsHINGToN, June "a, 1881.
ATOIlCE is hereby given. that an instalment OF two
~ d,;Srs and fifty cents per share (be'ng the 2lst
inst ,huentl on every share OF stock in the chesapeake
and ohio Canal Company, is required to be ra'd on the
5,h DIV e September reX'; and \ further sum OF two
dollars and fifty cents per share (being the "2d install
ment} an The lSt day of November next; which install
inents must be pail I" the credit of the Chs sapeake
and Ohio Clnt Company, to the Cashier or other ofi
Ger Of either of the following Banks, viz:
The Branch Bank of the Quilted States st Wash
inetor;
The Il INK of Washington, at Washingtoni
The Patriotic Bank Of Washington, do
The Bank OF the Metropolis, do
The Farmers and Mechanics Bank, at Georgetown;
The Bank of Alexandria, at Alexandria;
Ire Bank of Potomac, do
The Farm~rs' Bank of Alexandria,, do
The Mechanics Bank of Alexandria, do
The Il ,gerstOwn Btnk, in Hager,town. Md.
The Branch Of The Valley Bank, III Ch"rlestown, Va;
and
The Branch of the Valley Bank, in I~eesaurg, Va.
BY order Of the President ard Directors:
Ohm +. iNGt.E,
Clerk Ches. & Ohio Canal Company.
IL 4-lawtlstSOy