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w ood Wanted.

yHE subscribers WiH contract cut ,1:,, ,. tlne and delivering at their Sfeam allna 1,n as Little Rock, zTlJSE II{IAsDII,D :, IolsnS ,.'l OFspJNrE H70DD, for which .asy 'raaa VIII pay liberal price in cash or
 r., oo PATTON. LITTLE d. co.
 Feb, 20, le32--4 4G--tf < ~ '. " z.
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E4Ayy NOTICE.
S. zrA.IL & o. V. HOWELL.

S. S. zxALL & 0. v. HOWELL FEAVE entered into partnership in the K E practice of law Their residence is at Little Rock, where one of the partners may generally be found. They will pfac- tice in the Superior Court and in most of the Circuit Courts of the Territory of Ar kansas. They may be retained to attend any term of any Court in said Territory. Business ntrusted to them shall be pune tually and diligently attended to-
 .uarch 30, ls}2. I-I4
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An actsproYiding for the Organization c
 the Ordnance Department

An act tproYidinG for the oroanizatian Of
 the Ordnance Department
 Be it endcted bu Hte Sennte and House nf ilepreseatatircs q the J1aited Sidtes et .4me- s1cd aiss Congress assembled, That from and aft ef the passage Of this act the Ord nance Department shall consist.of one Colonel one Lieutenant Colonel, two Majors, and ten Captains, and as many enlisted men as the public service may require, not ex- cceding two hundred and fifty.
 Sec. 2. lind be jitrtheg eaacted, That the Secretary of War he authorized te se- leot from the Scrgeants of the line of the A Arny, who shall have faithfully served eight years in the service, four years of which in the grade of non-commissioned officer as n any ts as i ie service may require, not to exceed one for each military post; whose duty it shall be to receive and preserve the ordnance, arms, ammunition, and other military stores, at the post under the direction of the commanding officer of the same, and under such regulations as shall he pre- scribed by the Secretary of War, and who shall receive for their services five dollars per month, in addition to their pay in the line.
 Sec. 5. .4'td De Il further e1lacted, That the first section of the act passed on the eighth of February one thousand eight hundred and fifteen, entitled ( An act for the betterregulation of the Ordnance De- pertinent, and so much of the second sec Stion of the act entitled ss An act to reduce and iix the military peace establishment of tho United States, passed. the second of March, one thousand eight hundred and twenty -one, as provides for one sllpe rrl.,- nerary Uaptain 'tC each reg giment of artil- lery, to perform ordnance duty, and so much of tue fourth section of the same act saa l.ss ei,artn.ent in the .artlllery and reduces the number of enlisted men, be, and the same arc here by' repealed: Prooided, That not hinc con 1alned anstlsis act shall be SO construed as to dlyest the President of the limited states of authority to select from the raeis ssss q s: ssso, a,irisber Of i.e,,fsn- ants as may be necessary for the nsff;,,.,,,. ance of the duties of the Ordnance .SI Dc. ,,s. partment. = @ss '
 Sec.s4. find De Il jit,fher caaelea T,,,t all off COTS and enlisted men a,,fhor;aaa by this act, shall be subject to tho rnlo and articles of war, and that the olIsesrs siiaiI receive tIic pay and emoluments now allowed to ,sor which may hereafter be al- lowed Artillery officers.
 Approved: April 5, 1899. l7
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A | tAOIlAl lJ4N l FEyHIS day came tho plaintiff, by his at A torney, and filed his declaration in this cause, and on motion of the plaintiff, it appearing to the satisfaction of the court that the said defendant, Swanson Yarbo- rough, has failed to appear, by himself or attorney, on or before the third day of the present term of this court, il being the term to which said Writ Of Attachment is returnahlc, and tliat the sum of one hundred and scyenty-two dollars, due upon judgments recovered by said plaintiff, against said defendant, before James ", Judkins, a Justice Of tho Peace in and for Ozan township, in the county Of Hemp stead and Territory aforesaid, and tllat an attachment las been issued againstthe eS- tate of said defendant, and that unless lie shall appear by himself or attorney, and file special bail to tho aforesaid action, on or before the third day of the next term of this court, judgment will be entered against him, and his estate sold to satisfy the same: Whereupon ii Is ordered, that copy of this order be published in some newspaper printed in this Territory, by inserting the same therein four weeks suc- cessively, previous to the next term ofthis court.
 A true copy from the record.
 AffaSt
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DRa. CaGEs.E &. !, ' !! c 2,

DRE. C1GLE . LEE, N FINDER their services in the yarlous ssA branches ot thelr profession to the cl1s izenssof Little Rock and is vicinity, ln which place they have permanently sss. tied, and hope from assiduity and alter ton, to share q portion of the public pa, ronage. One orthe other may at all iin'ss be found at their office, if not professloA' y absent.
 .NoeeuaJe,., 1899 swtf.- :33s3}
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GOOD $.
Which he will sell at reduced prices q

cash-AMoNG WHICH ARE
 Superine black, blue, olive and o;... ifoIi eoiorct broad cioths-blne strond;,a sattinets, white and red fannels. eiss iss hams-black, blue and changeable latss string gs-superior figured maud crime. bIsei Satin, chang cable gros de Naples. E,ise1 and drab silk velvet, black crape, blssi lace shawls, fancy silk shawls, fancy s;Ih handkercliiefs. heavy Pongee handker chiefs, India black silk handkerchief, lsas wells, silk velvet, BGlliantine sss white Marseilles vesting, fancy vest bns tons, Marseilles quilts, fringe, ladies ,ss. rino and circassian ctoaks, mems eamble. eloaks-rnuil, book, figured book, carnbr;s. Swiss, iaconet and foundation muslinsS eamhrie dimity, linen cambric, lawn bobinet lace, fancy prints, Irish linoe superior sewing silk, belt ribbons, Dp1' stable andLegborn bonnets, indigo cheeks srp apron checks, Scotch dewlas. iud;nh pfaias, Russia diaper, green and scaries Maekinaw blankets tortoise shell tuck,ns and side combs-boots, shoes and broaass ladies leather, morocco and prunelIs shoes hats, ,caps dog skin gloves, V e,.iie5ss; black worsted hose, 8c. &c
 H.4RD- U.4RE IND CUTLERY.
 Cross cut andshand saws files ,steelyarl. ehissels, augers, waffle irons, frying pans knives and forks, scissors, razors, sheen shears, pen knives, steel spectacle eases pocket ink stands-bridle bits, brass and plated-extra fine knob locks, stock locks rife locks, axes, mullen bits, coffee mills corn mills, spades-6, g, 10 and l2d nails -brads wire sieYes-eloth, hair and toofA brushes, 6.c.
 S.aDDLERY.
 Saddies-hridles, single and double rein ed, with plated and brass bits--maFtia. gales, black and white, with ivory and plated rings--sursingles, collars, web. ping, &.c.
 RE.4 D Y-.H.4 DE CLOTHING.
 Olive, green, brown and mkt coats- blue, mkt and brown pantaloons--teil:: net, velvet, alencia and silk vests.
 GROCERIES.
 Tea, coffee, chocolate, brown and losf sugar, molasses, cheese, allspice, nntmegs, cinnamon, cloves ginger rice ,soap ?, sperm candles, Poland starch, tobacco, naddeF, inackerel Ne.1. almonds. indigo, brandy. gin, rum--f enerihe, Madeira and claret l wines
 Which, with many other articles, will l be sold eheap for cash; lie will also re. ceive Iars, Ieft4sies, Hides, Bear SkRs, Bce3.as 9ii dad Talioaf, at the highest mar l kct5priees inspavtnenfz fnr Gnoas.
 EMZY WILSON.
 I2th February. 1s32.
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n act for the relief of Thomas Dennis
 sn4 the iegat representatives of Asa
 eaacied by tse Senate and House of xss''ssenlat5ees of fhe U1aitcd Stafes of .4me- ssca sa Congress assem5led, That the Com
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STEPS TOWARDS THE UNION.

Il appears tlftt-a 1fff&f step towards this most desirable and much wished for consummation, is to gctthe minds ofehris- tians turned to think on the epils of diul- sioa and 10 appreciate the injury and guilt conneeeed with it's existence. 4 second important measure is to have Ithezcanse and occasions which afford the pretexts for division made familiar to our minds, and thus to have the chris. tian world prepared by an enlightened and spontaneous movement to remove the barriers that now separate them to the unspeakable detriment of the cause |ef God. If union among real chris tians be, as all will admit it is, both de- slrable and practicable, then the princi- pies and mode of such union are disco lverable, and it is the duty of every christian, as he values the authority of Christ, and the success of the truth, to endeavor as soon as possible, to know and act on these principles.
 From the Rev c. 5. Bristol, Middletown.
 "a. Oct. 33dd 33dd, 1881. 1881
 flourashiag state of Sabbdth Sehools.- FMy Sunday schools have prospcred far beyond my most sanguine expectations. During the year past, have organized eight, seven of which are within eight
 miles of this place, and the other about sixteen miles from here, where preach occasionally on a weekday. Five of these schools have already procured li- lhrafies, and the others hope will soon be supplied. More than four hundred children and youth have been collected in these schools, during tho summer, to receive religious instruction. The li- hrafy books have been eagerly sought for and read with universal satisfaction. both by parents and scholars. Several teachers and scholars have made pro- iession of religion since their eonnex- ion with these schools.
 What an interesting. evidence of to- Iteration in matters of Religion. under our institutions, is afforded by the fol- lowing statement of the number of Con gregations of different denominations in the City of New York, which we ind in late papers
 The whole number of Churches in the city of New York, is one huadaed end trenty, viz: Presbyterian, 24; Epis- copalian, 9; Methodist. IT; Baptist, Il; Dutch Reformed, Ii; Roman Cath olic, ,; Friends, 4 Jews, }; Lutheran. 7; lndependena, ?; ?; Fses;sll s;sllist, . u nj tarian, 2; Moravian, I; Mariners, l.; New J Jefasalem, l ,, German Reformed, l Christian. 1; Miscellaneous, 3.
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EE,7.lyMsS.

Es-1sO R the accommodation of those wiV
 x may wish to purchase, we have Pls pared ourselves with Blanks of every oss eriptinr. slch as Summons Exc eu.iops, l!,1 Bonds, Subpnnas, Notes of Hand. bll's s I.ading, &c. neatly printed on vellum I.s fs per, which can De liad on the lowest 'e'as aas by applying at the office of the ArHa',,a. Advocate. Also, Pamphlets, Cards, hans ills, Circulars, and all kinds of ie',s. to press. printing, lone with neatness anu ' ordcr, at this office.
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BY AUTHORITY. A

LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES, PASSED AT THE FIRST SESSION OF rRE rwESTy-sE- eoND CONGRESS-.
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Little Rock Ferry. FERRyAGE AT EFALrrEyCEi

ESHE subscribers having rented the fer h ry at i-sts Rock, iassve 5uii t large boat expressly for crossing teams and cat lteswhsciin addition to the boats iorncr- iY kept, Will enable them osnsc despatch III ehe conveyance of passengers. attendance tE The rates ofsfer,a; sge are reds.ees.. 10 aA!f tic former charges
 JOHN II. G0CIxE,
 JAWEsSsI} K IsATYS,
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Biography of Henry Clay. FEW copies of the above Work are A yet on hand (which V e vii sel bv the singie or dozens at reduced prices, to close the .consignment
 PATTON, LITTLE 8 co. Mag l5, 1889.
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15O Dollars Reward.

g MARK, q NEGRO MAN, six AkNsy feet high, aboutzthirty years of scEFF age; Priscitta, muatto wo- man. about fifty years of age; A'a1s' 'assszH' Betsy, a dark mulatto, about thirty-fve years of age; EtiSu. a muatto. about eighteen years of age, with hcrin fant son, avery bright mulatto, slaves be- longing to the. estate ofJosePdt huyheadaH, who b an order of the supreme court were permitted 10 go at large in the town of Little Rock, from whence they made their escape, on the night of 2Sth October last. l will pay one hundred and fifty dollars, together with all reasonable charges, for their delivery to me, or for theIr coniine- ineni in the jail at Batesyillc.
 JAMES NJ. KUYlSENDALL,
 .4dministrdtor of
 Joseph Kayhendail, deceased. Jackson, A. T. an. II lS3l.--wtf--4O
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PATTON, LITTLE $ co. respect fully inform their friends and the public, that they have sold to Messrs. Rifehie &- Fan PradeHes, their entire Stock ofDrngs, Medicines, Paints, 6c. Ar. Ritchie hay- ing served a regular apprenticeship 10 tue business in Philadelphia, his great skill and extensive knowledge of the business, will enable them 10 give general satisIae- ton and entitle them to public patronage.
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ISAAC WARD, Cleyk
 offhe Clark Circuit Cou1l April g, 1892. [Pr.'s fee Ss 75l 6.4w
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LAWS OF ARK ANsAs.

T uST published, and for sale at tfc st Advocate office, the. .lCTs passed at Inc late October Session of the GeneIal Assembly Of tlis Territory -Irlce b2s cents. Feb. 9.
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S.aDDLERY.#

saddles-bridles, single and double rein ed, with plated and brass bits--martia. gales, black and white, with ivory and plated rings--sursingles, collars, web hiun e.c
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-03
@t1ussti; aBsms.

Claims on Denn,ark.-A session OF the boaru
Of Commissioners. under the Convention WIN
Denmark, was to have been opened IN this CITY,
Yesterday. As the Secretary OF the BOARD, o~'
ing, it is believed, to sickness 10 not Pressn, 70
give official notice, we have been reques'eu Mus
informally to state. that the Commissioners .oh.
ssnted TO postpone the proposed sessions 10 "ne
to be hereafter officially announced al '"s ae'
sire of various claimants, in consequence OF the
appearance of the Cholera in this City, as we'll
as at plsces where some Of the claimants them.
selves reside. We are at the same time desired
to cav, that this postponement will not protract
the adjustment Of the several claims beyond the
time prescribed by law for the existence OF the
Commission. Nat. Int.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-03
rishermen AUuk Nere!

WILL lease, for number of years, my Point Land.
ing to good tenant; and as my object is to obtain
the for MANURE than to profit by the rent
offer it for only the necessary Fish for my family's
and for all the oAls. It has always been consi
dered one Of the best Herring Landings, and by re
moving hang in the upp part of the birth. which
will not cost more than from 800 to $780, il will be
equal to any other in the vicinity shsd Fishery
1t IS only Is miles below Alexandra, d. e.
For its character and advantages refer to Capt Jas
Hollis, near tarrs Lot Charles County, Mary land,
of the most respectable and experienced fishermen up
on The Potomac, sho has known for fifteen years; al
so to Mr. Alonzo Hollis, Abingdon, Hartford County,
Maryland, who has fshed il with his father.
WIN. L. BRENT,
Pomonkey. near Pisca.away, Maryland.
cent 7-2avt,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-03
Steamboat Cyynet
Extremely Unpleasant.

'JNHE advertiser having vain solicited the Vestry Of
ST. Psul's Church in Alex .ndria, and appealed. in
rectualy, to their justice honor and integrity to pay
the amount of claim acknowledged to be due from
said Church to him. by Resolution of the Vestry OF
said Church. passed the 9Th March 1927. he is un
der the disagreeablc the extremely unpleasant necess
ty Of offering the said claim for sale
The ove.men,ioned Resolution, signed officially
by the Secretary of the vestry, being true copy Of
the record in the Vestry Book of said Church, will be
shewn to any person disposed to purchase Apply At
this Office aug 3l-2sw4w
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-03
"A yertisement.

WISH to pu, the TO owing queries to the person
Il who penned the fo'ice as an Offset to my " ex-
remely unpleasant" al, -rtiSfmenl!
Is the act of weIve gentlemen. associated as Yes.
try, after Careful rigid investigation of creditors
accounts againse t.sn, acknowledging by a written
ms rument balance due the said CREDITOR Just
ground on which he Pounds his cismf Was that set
passed and that instrument gven only to delude the
creditor Shall il De said, the great dscredit Of
those gentle that there is faith to be put such
an act, passed by such body? II such be the fact,
the advertiser acknowledges that this claim is not
founded either in justice, honor or integrity.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-03

proyince of the far Of the United States, il might
be suggested to their consideration, that although
they are themselves the most attractive opJects'
in the palace as well as in the cottage. yet inc
home where they arc destined to preside' and and
dwell with husbands, children, or brothers. Will
los. hone of its charms to induce absent ones to
return to it, If associated in recollection with
ever mautling vines and flowers; and the bright
eyes and d,mpIiug smile Of the loveliest maiden,
will not be seen to disadvantage at the window
oyerbuno with honey suckies and roses.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-03
From the Lexington Obsercer.

A WILLIAM CAueHr.-An individual named
Jones, the representative elect frem Lawrence
county. was carried through this city on SUNDAY
morning last. to Frankfort, charged with robbine
the mail. Jones was Post Master or mail con.
tractor or both. and while acting in that capacitv
purIoined, as is alleged. sums Of mony and drafts
which were on their passage through the Post OF.
fee. One Of the drafts, thus procured, wa.
passed to merchant in Cincinnati, by Jones,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-03
900 Negroes wanted

WE wish to purchase Two Hundred Negroes, OF
w both sexes, from IL to Is years OF age, held
hands; also mechanics of tv description.
Persons having such to dispose OF would do wen 10
give US a call, as we determined to give h'eneI
prices fu slaves than any purchasers who are now or
may hereafter come into this ma ket
All com uunications promptly attendedto. we can
at all times be found at residence west end Duke
street, Alexandra, ID c.
oct If FRANKLIN & ARMFiELD.
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with the endorsement Of tie person to ub0. e..
was forwarded forged on the back of it. Nv
was identified by the merchant. The anon, !,
the draft was $3.50. Jones is to be tried b.f, s
the Federal Court.
P.S. Since the above was in type, we l,,.
that Jones was not charged with robin. y,
mail, but with forging draft in the name Of ~
Postmaster General, on some Postmaster in = :
neishborhood. Jones had heretofore been /, N L.
contractor.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-03
Doctor Weaderburn's
STO.NHCHIC BITTERS.
4 Grand Restorative to Health.

DREP AIRED and sold by him, A. his Shop on King.
10 street, one door above J. Janney 4 Co. and oppO.
site W NJ Morrison. Book 81 ore. These Btters, for
ss-rs-u~~'ns;s e,rov- ~
yer, Inermiten nj and Bilious Fevers, There are
number who use them as directed, and who have no
malignant complaints in their families, and who in con
sequence, always keep them on hand.
In quence of the rise in spirits it is out of my
power to sell the Biters as have done heretofore
rhe price of each bottle will be 623 cents by the do
zen bottles, S. per dozen; by the gallon. 81 Is, or
ga cents per quart The advance will take place
from Saturday next. w. WEDDERBURN.
sept SO--e cow
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-03
Nook Out!-$5O Newatd

ID ANYWAY from the subscriber, likely, black,
IL smooth skinned Negro Lad. called
HANSON,
about 20 years DID, ola moderate active size, and has
his forehead, very pla to be seen caused by
fall from horse lie absconded about the 18th OF
August last and has been seen in Alexandra since.
board of small vessel He is very smart, active,
srtful fellow aud will evade detection if possible
viii, give The above reward, it taken sixty miles
from my residence, 500 any shorter distance, if Sc
cured in jail that get him again, nd all reasonable
charges If brought home to me.
II. ID HATTON,
Hatton's Hills. near Piscatsway, Haryland
sent o. If
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-03
CANAL OFFICE, I
s9ih September, 1882. 5
NOtice

rs hereby given to the Stockholders in the Alesan-
L dris Canal Company, that an instament OF Four
Dollars pr, Share (beng the l4'h MISTAKENLY / re-
onr.d IN he pa;d M the Hechanies' Potomac Bank,
on or before tie tst day Of November next.
BY order of the Board:
JOHN II. CREASE, Clerk
uT Tie 18th Ins,alment Of - per share is due on
Monday, the LIST Of October.
oct -eo,tlJr w edit stNov
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-03
Notice.

VNHE gentleman who finds it "extremely unpleasant
/ to ofcr cain tor sale, having foundation in
"Jus'ice, honor and integrity" may be assured that
his oft repeated attempts threats in order to ex
tort money. will continue to be unsuccessful.
sept l-2aww4
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-03
Notice.

TIME Farmers Bank of Alexandra tins DAY declares
i dividend of profit Of two per cent for the last
six months, upon the capital stock paid IN; payable 70
stockholders or their Representatives Oh the 80 instant
By order, JOHN Hooff' Csshie1'
Qcfnher 1870 st
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-03
To Rent.

EssT That convenient three story BRICK DWht
EsI.I LING HOUSE OH Duke street, between fa,'
fax and Water streets, now occupied BY s Bs''
lock. Apply ts r. & W. RAhsAl
Who have for sale good RIDING HORSE.
sept i9-eo6t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-03
"A Card.

Mrs. BOURNE returns her sincere scknowleoge.
WI ments TO those Young ladies who have wa,tedhe
return. and informs them, together with the ladies' I
gentlemen Of Alexsndrs, that she is to be fonna y
Mrs Rebecca rsylor's King street, where speeimen
OF her work are to be seen, and terms made known
Painting and drawing from Nature taught in egg,
will be expected. Also, AK Work and Ebony "op
Mrs B. solicis the ladies to call early. ssh her tD'
will be limited in the District ofColumbia
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-03
Duck q COrdage.

fIROOK's Cotton Duck. Of all numbers; fall supply
~ Russia, American and Manila Cordage
Forsale BY A, C, CAzENOVE & Co.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-03
T. Duckers Take Notice,
Office ofhe Ches. g. Ohio Canal Co.

WAsHINGToN, August 4, 1852
NOTICE is hereby given that an insslncn n, Of r.a
~ dollars and City per share. fbeins tue III
in,talment) every share Vi stock in the cheape
and Ohio Canal Company, is required to be paid ona,
18th day of October next; further sum o: Two d.
lars and fifty cents per share (being the 70 b Hs,
mcnt.) Oh the l,t day Of November neat; and kr
Their sum of two dollars aud fifty cents per share, lb.
ing the 30th instrument. the lst day Of Decenb,s
next; which instruments must be paid to the credno
the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Company, to the G..
ser or other officer Of either Of the following banks
viz
The Branch Bank Of the United States at Wssbns,o:
Bank of Westinghouse do
Patriotic tank, Do
Bank Of the Metropolis, DO
Farmers and Mechanics Bank at Georgetown
Bank Of Alexandra ct Alexandra
Bank Of Potomac do
EsRsFaass I pa8k n # q Als.. do
Hagerstown Bank 10 H5gs,.s
Branch o!the Valley Bank in Chsrlestown, w.
And the Branch Of the Valley Bank in Leesburs,vL
BY order ofthe President and Directors:
JOHNP INGIL,
Clerk Chesapeake and Ohio CsnalJO
aug i0--wtiNDec