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FRENCH WORK,
IN
Lace and Muslin Goods.
1th APRIL 1854.
GEORG E NJ. RUG X E R

LNEELS that in justice TO himsels-tho Ladies and
l. Gentlemen buying French Work should know
where a splendid assortment mny be found. lie re-
specially asks their attention the magnificent assert
he has JUS, opened comprising the following styles,
viz;
Maltese Collars Every beautiful and new syles,)
do. do. Il Sleeves, lin sets, very beautiful for
presents.)
Muslin Collars and Sleeves, (greal variety)
Chemisettes and do. {" >
Cambria Collars and Sleeves, !" -
Mourning Collars Chemsetes Sleeves great varety)
Embroideredand Soooped Shear Lawn Hen'kfs,
And great variety of French and Scotch Work gem
orally, all of which will be sold tho most reasonable
terms. lhpl4 Is
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l. ARE EeEDUCED-EsarO from
l. Lynchbmg. Ia, to knor1iHe Tennessee bghe "-
gitia and Tennessee Raayoaa o1,d Fa,7sh e. Go' L"f
of Stages Through tickets ran be obtained al tr
Ticket Office Of the Virginia and Tennessee hag ''
Company at the following points and tat tie faIo""s
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II I'D GLOvES.-l00 doz. pair Jouvin's French
IN Kid Gloves-just received and for sale.
apl cots S1'IGLER McELDERRY, e. co.
FAD PIPE.-5,5OO lbs. Lead pipe from to
LA inches-a supply-in lots to suit pur-
chasers. For sale by GEORGE BAGBf.
may 3fs
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Agricultural EniapsemeEs

THE attention of Farmers are also invited 10 ii csc
Works. theirs will be kept always on hand kind. l
Agricultural implements,
shy, Plpws Harrows Cuuvalors Corn Shelters Chm Ia
"t various patterns aud Of the improved and hi ut
It, And Hay Presses, and everything neoessaiv fer
agricultural purposes. Farmers may rely On getting Ius
good at los al these Works they can at the Notu
an, other works, nd at Northern prices.
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RATES or FREIGHT ON THE
Isa a 81 -
VIRGINIA * TENNESSEE RAILROAD.
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RIUEDREss COATS.

uIiSr reeeisea a SUPERIOR LOT of blue Dress Coats o.
a fashionable STYLES which oher at prices to sui
the times Gail and see them.
'"s III sl''5 .day HATCHER LOCKWOOD & co.
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CLoTHINa AND FANCY GOODS,
MORALLY CERTAIN.

rTstIAT N III great contest now commencing " ho-
i r.ne many an ambitious 70 ,lh who pants tor re
n.,sn. viii seek the bubble Al the caanaas NOUN.
S,..ling At PANTS those sold at the BAZAAR have
,..;,i sie snrcsd renown tot beauty and excellence
ff.,erial no les tnan for subsantil make aud the
49, .;,b which custome,s are isaTiahly fitted from
their large assortment
lnst r,ce,sed from our mauufaciory, a large and
-o,,lste assortment % Fancy Cashmere. Linen Mar
se,Ije. and Black Doeskin Pantaloons.
- ssts BURROUGHS SlIAFER 4 Cl
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RECEIVING AND ON HAND,
BIB LIS Stunts c. Sugar.
- % 3" Ground. q lar fled & Crushed do
90 boxes Loaf Sugar,
10 bbls N. O. Molasses,
10 hhds T. r. DO,
100 bags Rio Coffee,
so Laguin do.
10 " Prime old java do,
50 boxes Aiamannc md Sperm Candies.
Large lot of Glover, Orchard. Grass and Timothy Seed
Gail soon Us selling cheap.
(feb u ts) YOUNGER SMITH
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BOOk-Binding.

bVVN-bIHUIIS.
INnE Subscriber is now prepared 10 bind NIL kinds
l. of Books, Periodic ais, Music Newspapers &c -
from the planeat Ia the finest giltedee siyles.
Having of the best London Binders in his
psyment he j. also prepared to bind day kind of books
TO order in antique London style, with the and
much improved LONDON GLUE.
All work warranted to be equal to the London Bind
ing. Give me call WIN. J. FOLKS
Book ID nder and Blank Book manufacturer,
Main, ST.
7. S.-Geasons Pictorial bound for 81 %.
mar l3ts
~ Republican cory II
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hNSEED Ohio bbls LinseeI nil. p. ri, o3
r. en-, tors sale 10y b. +. SACKETT.
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sOrIETHsNG EXTRA.

MOTHER lot of those superior reneh fanth"ehs,
they are made Il The finest French Cashmere, and
latest design of pattern and pronouncedh by good lJdk
the best cut and make brought to this market! Gail
and examine for yourselves the Franklin Cloth aud
CT 60, In. GLASS & RA1NE,
sI5-,. J DIXON, Ag'L
tarExp Rem and Bed Sen copy.
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DAasLOIs EaANTLES-Just ccei,
IvHESE WORKS hive be, n set in operation " ith

BNHESE WORKS hive be- in operation it'll
Il all the latest Hnprored Machinery for Wood and
Il, work. and upon scale commensurate with the
wants of the S outh and West. for Car construction
More than hundred OF all description have
been made these works Tor the Virginia d Tennessee
RI Rond.
Presidents aud Engineers of Rail Roads are respect
nliy nyit ID to bestow Their patronage they may
v Jpn nANing heir work finished in strict cor pance
wi4a IT, IL ewn plans and awnings; after tie
..,,ov- plans o Construction, prices satisfactory.
Southern Isaii-sOatls
Wsluo longer be compelled 10 obtain their Onrs from
the lth, subject to large expense and risk of Trans
rortht,on. GEO. q. CURLE Proprietor.
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sHTRTs AND COLLARS.

YVlnE best arti lie yet, in ready nude shft-. Alsa
i SO don , ply corded COLLARS at the "eaiie
men. Ct,thiag and Furnishing Bazaar
II os,s BURROUGHS. SHAFER co,
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RAILROADS, &c.
cI.ANGE DE RATES.

lsM T. ~ - =z=as-,zss
VIRGINIA & TENNESSEE RAILROAD.
IsROM aud aifer the 25ih inst. the rnfes on tue ~
l. fop. articles will be n tailnH-, VIZ
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DISSOLUTION.

COOK FOR SALE hnyelof safe Negro
y Woman, a No. Cook, who WILDE soil ON iavor-
able terms II early up LEGATION be mnde
n,l op.ts WIN. II. MOSY.
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I'D 4 G
r1NME FOLLOWING RATES WILL BIZ

l. charged ON the Virginia and tennessee haifoad
from and after the 18th inst.
LYscHBUHG TO CHRIs CHRIsTAIHsBURo TO
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and West in either hand and from her centre Of empire
making laws regulating the and the Intercourse
Of the whole Of the commercial world 1t does not
qure the vision Of the prophet to oresee these results
as consequences the union Of the by
way republic and the great line of cyiiza-
on but it does require the inspiration Of the poet Justly
to describe the great results to be achieved.
have but word more, Mr.. Chairman. recur
again to my people. In their name, in the Of
your brethren beyond the mountains in the name Of
those upon the distant shores Of the Pacific to whom you
the obligations Of brotherhood Of protection and Of
government give us communication, give union, give
government allow to stand beneath the standard
of the stripes and stars as people, with
hope and common destiny
You may deny us all we ask, you may deny US union,
may deny protection, and you may deny us gov
ernment; you may leave alone girt in by our noun
tains and the sea- say to you, sir, in our valleys and
upon our mountan-sdes we viii build up the homes and
affairs Of powerful race there upon the shores OF the
great Pacific viii lay the foundations of majestic
empire Among those hills and valleys nhabit ndo
mitable people. Foreign power may for time paraySe,
but cannot conquer them Their great destiny s already
fixed. ss
NY: sAr " hAss ~ per.. sshisvs opz destiny
but wish is father ~ that thought Wa would Be
brethren. We ask II you would call brethren great
US as sucheach out your towards us and lett be
an arm as strong as iron, and let unite in aterna
and iron grasp.
The passage of the bill submitted to this House will
build the iron road-W be the extension of that iron
arm We will grappe iron hands upon the submits Of
the central mountains and when there grasp these
iron hands Of ours this nation from its Atlantic to its
Pacific Shores viii send up such voice will make all
the silent air tremulous with triumph.
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THE SANDWICH ISLANDS.

The late Honolulu papers contain the following curious
proclamation making known the neutrality Of the Sand
wich Islands in the war now impending in Europe:
PROCLAMATION.
Kanehan,eha III, King Of the Hawaiiaa Islands.
Be it known to all whom it may concern that we Ka-
mehameha III, King Of the Hawaiian Islands, hereby
proclaim entire neutrality in the impending
between the great maritime Powers Of Europe; that
neutrality is to be respected by all begerents the full
extent Of jurisdiction, which by our fundamental
laws the distance Of marine league surrounding
each of our islands Of Hawaii Maui Kahooawe Lanai
Moogai Oahu, Kauai and Niihau, commencing at low
mark each of the respective coasts Of said islands,
and includes all the channels passing between and diyd
ing said islands, from island to island that all captures
and seizures made within said jurisdiction unlnw
full and that the protection and hospitality Of ports
harbors and roads shall be equally extended to all tho
SO long they respect neutrality
And be it further known to all whom it may
that hereby strictly prohibit all subjects and all
who reside within our arsdction from engaging either
directly indirectly in prvateering against the shipping
or commerce Of any of the begerents under the Pc
nalty of being treated and punished pirates.
Done at Palace of Honolulu this 18th day Of May,
1854. KAMEHAMEHA.
KEosI ANA. BY the King and Kuhna Nui:
r. G. WILLIE.
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recently from New Orleans has handed the editor of the
Boston Journal Of the printed confidential circulars
issued by the flbusers and contains the proceedings
of the meetings Of the lbusters which are held at the
house Of free woman Of color. member of highly
hardware house presdes the meetings.
which organised committee, and which at
of other professions in New Orleans There
about the matter in New Orleans The various amounts
subscribed to the fund and the Of the subscribers
freely mentioned The circulars issued by this
mittec signed by j. s. Thrasher corresponding
cretary, and is furnished to each subscriber The
number Of organized and drilled for service is said
be between Eve and six thousand One Of the resolu-
ons adopted proposes to issue bonds in the OF the
republic Of free Cuba and that when $500 900 raised
over the sum the revolutionary parties have in hand
they have the assurance Of Gen. that he viii accept
the leadership Of the american.
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A CENTENARIAN.-Captain Williamson, free man Of
color, died in Charleston (S o. on Friday, the 7th
instant at the extraordinary age Of hundred and
thirteen years. Hew native of st. PauPs Parrish and
of the estate Of Mr.. Williamson; out Of which
also came g Gcod Old Jacob" who died few months
since the age Of hundred and two years Capt W.
always faithful servant, devoted to the service Of
his MASTER and afterwards to his MISTRESS who went
with his children OF these he had fourteen, of whom
only survives. During the of the Revolution he
assisted in throwing up the lines for the defence Of the
city, and ardent lover Of his country BY his in
dustry he accumulated suciency for the comfortable
support Of himself and wife, who survives him. and is up
wards Of eighty years Of age For upwards Of fifty years
he has been humble and consistent member Of the Cir
cular Church He charitable and kind to the poor,
and willing assist in every benevolent object He
highly esteemed by the whites and respected by his
color by members Of both Of whom he followed to
his last resting place on Saturday evening.
Charleston MercuYy
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THE WEEKLY NATIONAL INTEL1IcENcER

The subscription price Of this for year is THREE
DoLL.Rs payable in advance.
For the long Sessions Of Congress- (averaging eight
onths,) the price will be Two DoLLARs for the short
Sessions ONE DOLLAR per copy.
reduction Of 20 per cent onefth Of the full charge)
win be made to any who shall order and pay for at
time, five copies Of the Weekly paper and like
duction OF 25 per or oneourth Of the full charge)
to any who will order and pay for at one time ten
or more copies
Noccouats being kept for this paper it will not be sent
mailed to any unless paid for in advance any
longer than the time for which it is so paid
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THE AsTERoIDs.-The small planets whose orbits lie
between those Of Mars and Jupiter are called asteroids
Their discovery belongs the present century the first
having been the night of january l, 1901 The
other planets have been known from the earliest times
New asteroids have been discovered from time to time,
especially of late years. and there known be
less than ntnine Of them The following the
which have been assigned to them, almost exhaust
ing the catalogue Of goddesses which is the acknowledge
al fro for MIA nal
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The planets were formerly designated by symbols in
mathematical works and tables but their number has
multiplied the confusion and difficulty Of distinguishing
them has led to the use of simpler sort of sign viz.
small circle enclosing the number Of the asteroid.
Boston DAILY Advertiser.
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SuIcDE LovE-Mr. Isaac P. Nash, Of Pembroke and
Miss Adrana Sampson, of the town. but lately pf
Soughton, Mas drowned themselves Monday at Reeds
pond in Abingdon The girl went with the to Pembroke
and thence to Abingdon where they ashd themselves toge
ther and jumped overheard and in that position wnen
the bodies recovered Thoy left note behind stang
their intentions and the bodies could be found Inc
had formed an attachment for each other but were
prevented by from being married. The female
in Boston visit to her aunt and wnen nere was IN
her spirits.
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An unknown man deliberately placed his neck ON the
rail Of the Michigan Central road few days since, as
the train was approaching His head was instantly So
vered from his body.
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The Terre Haue Indiana) Express thus forciby hits
the tendency of the age to get ahead of Moses:
"WoNDERFuL GEOLOGICAL DIscovRRY.-A fossil freq has
been discovered in the Wabash bottom several feet below
surface with half dozen strata Of mud above him, the
formation Of which, according to welestabshed geological
principles period of six thousand years each may be a
buted When this astounding fossil brought
light all the live frogs gathered around and exclaimed
'Pentasuchl Pentateuch! ogl Humbugi Enoch! Abime-
eeh Balek Amalek AmalekY thus expressing their utter
disbelief in the Mosaic history ThcoIogans will have TO
dprove this fact in science before they along
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miles for 81 per ton although the 60 back empty,
and that the cost Of the round trip Of 200 miles is but 81
cents per ton 1t also states that the Baltimore and Ohio
road carries coal 200 miles at So per ton informed
that general rule, when the income Of road is 100
per cent greater than the running expenses it is pay
ing road also understand that the expenses Of road
are diminished in proportion to the amount Of its bust
ness and the length of its line If this be So merchan
disc CON be transported from the Atlantic to San Fran
cisco at 3d. 80 per tona much less than what is
now charged for ocean transportation. But assuming
the charge upon this long and continuous line the
charged the Reading and the Baltimore and Ohio
roads, which is 200 per cent the running Of
the road will proceed to the charges and loss
upon the amount Of business between the termini.
There will be no damage to merchandise by exposure
or climate, and insurance will be merely nominal. The
time Of transit need not be than ten days. Passen
gers would not pay more than $50 each, on an aver
age, departing from their various points. Gold dust
wond freight, with additional charge for its
protection and the Amount of that would be about 25
tons per annum. Assume the cost Of that item at $500
per ton, and the statement then be made fol
lows: @
Cost OF transportation of unerchandise. 425 730
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This enormous amount is the tax now paid by the
people Of the United States for transportation and travel
between the Atlantic and the Pacific and 1T is to be con-
sidered SIR that this is not burden assessed alone upon
the people Of California 1t is burden upon the people
and tax upon the industry and enterprise OF the people
Of every State and upon all classes of our citizens
will compare the amount thus charged upon the
country with the amount Of charge and loss in doing the
business and transporting the same number Of
sengers by railroad
railroad three thousand miles in length would con-
meet any one Of the Atlantic cities with San Francisco
viii first inquire into the cost Of carrying freight per
ton over this line.
single engine win draw hundred tons in addition
to the In Hunts Merchants Magazine Of July last
are tables taken from the American Railway Times said
to be prepared by Of the most experienced and in
tgent managers and from those tables 1t appears that
the cost Of running full train Of is but ~ cents per
mile, or 5000 for g. 600 miles, which makes the entire
cost Of transportation to the propretors OF road but
So 90 per ton from the Atlantic to San Francisco The
same article states that the Reading road carries coal l0O
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Making an aggregate OIL.

There still remains the amount paid by the Feder
Government for the transportation Of its mails militar
and naval storcs officers and troops which have alread
estimated at SO, 789, 900.
If these aggregates be taken together, We have:
Charges and loss on merchandise by Cape
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-07-01

< QIICE !, hereby gwen, chat in pureuanrr Of
y Deere ~ the county rortt 81 la Sulle
county, lvi.loa,r tor sale, a public auction, on
lhr premises, On iucsday August 18Th, a. u
1851, hr,Wrrntlchuut,o at 10 O'Clock \, NJ. and
joeiorl T. VI OF said day, all the right, hue,
ardmtrustol Auiryw kuRparck, dt,tnscd in
an, to the following Described pfcHIl-cs, to wit:
The westhult Of the southwest quntrrOitec.
north Ut range one, y cas-, OF the ,hirEprnclpal
Notwithstanding eighty acr,- more or lees.
TcIm5 -Onr.thrd uitlic purchase money tohe
paid Oh The day Of .al' ole third N ,iX months Z;
aud one thud in lwclycihonths. Forthc l"st two
payments nots snboyenreto be given, ans "a.
cured hy mdrga &c the premises
Su,ANNA kIRKpArNCK, ddH,iatSiroir,r Of sic eS.
t4tOf AHurc,o k,rii 6trfck, decd. Iunl1-3w
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RcaI French Para'OIS:


Of -ilA cotton. 600! L,i, dread. tor ladies', mts-
-.r. uud UlrWtu
IN lGru -hretug-, couuterpHnrs, shlir.ug-,
lnl.- uu'u-. table covers men sh,riIug.. mp
kus, trb.c coth., pillow casc linens, and family
good. oI ~ ~ description, Our -lOck will Away,
compgi sr ih" best Nuke and ~ Wee no market
1909 prrrs hest English and American prlu,.
D.-' qualities md nI,s luluarkct, IRE sell thom
giir' lurrpSs
W. hlvruow in store many styles 81 Houd-
LgUgd At 0ucii0D. GHd 'or cash, IN iG,mcoac
quantities, that W. rria,lDy IN" yprj. for lr-,
prcr 'huu Nr-terumercllauls for hem 10 New
York gui b., ON.
We -hll. receive large nldrcrs 10 our stock
R'uo.' dnly during the season, And receive all the
Uoyri,irz luslylr ornhrc, uuuriIu.r,y on ihrlr
first appc1uuc, m the New York. Boston, ar
Phladc' Pima ma,kc's, having ic-idcn, buyers in
those cities.
Country m"rchnnt- huylna l,r cash, VIII ind 1t
10th DO il'rrr3t 10 examine Ibis stock
uHl7 RIOS, * Fp.rsE u i,rS. .tf"rt, Chicago
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lead Wal tlCv ~ -Vr ]. F PIntF, Wrt,.
field, IniInnn. in .et;'rto ". B Farrell, tn,sk
Jnnnary y, 1871 Sas-.
ihavrused yolrn.mrn,ond other medicines
and finding them excellent articles and OF resdy
sale, and medicines which should We in every
house and, stable. lwishto know on uhat ltins
YOU wi,Iluruish me with sutliccn, quantity to-
-gur'y the whole S'ajrot Indiana south aud d
Of the Wabash. Respectfully yoors.
l. PLAFT.
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EmarSOl'S American tAdit &NNs "a atiNt
FOR Restoring the Ilairon Heads HorELEssIY
p.Lp, andto prevent the Hair IRON falling Is
winning golden opinions oIpersons hoar'using
IL This is a new article, recently lnuoduc'd' L.
a sure thing TOR Badness; aud wall stand The t'sl
Ola Discerning public The ProprciorshaN' Iu'h
confidence IN II that they anthmzr men
AGENTS TO take Bald cases on GUARAN NJ.
Price 81 .inIarge bottles, ~ 49,,
c. L. FISHERS co, Propne'"r'
s,,.r,.r -fr.tt { Ir,p,uut, OHIO
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The Lam,anl SIR Joiotsl ~, 6,n,,! ..r,.v
~. 30, It.r.L.,," :, ~, - si ~
C,nonJ,r,o Vict, Tnn. vi IA w"
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$3.50, .,, I,,,a ~. ~ w. IN
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Fri. 4 vo,r Italian ! iri,,r,, arI E,,L.'rrs,,s
weeks Iconrluotn wrrl IN ton ir;r,tss nh,rI
he.i.l1ol, ,l. ami .s,,.5r nal, Isr,,I,.
90 uood vonrd mn, he. william, !, ior,liI rot.
rss. nsthr arrlf,r Is h,a'eI. md am n,r,rc,,
we'll md stint. Tim. ior thc hrnrl, AZ n,I,, i,5'
i,r'vniiir,rd kNI,I. II sCiiljIiEcEp
THE Is 10 cerf,ty rnnt &C., lnrw pan,,I q
Schennrrr ior G,1r years. and hrB,ye m, sh,,,
.,arrmput,. hrrrle Jru, WrIn.goY
" II kyrGrr. T. y
C0mu'c' Porter CO. Ind. Feb - 1881
Iry-The Qnncy WIN ~ is,I Mach -, m.
OF m, iar7rs,ard most TrrI'grnsI,,,
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plnnk NOna NniiCc.

THE s,o, khJideGs Of the ottawa northern paul,
l. road company, are hereby notified that uu as-
sessmentoi t,Csrtg re- per cent on each share al
the capital stock OF the company, has ths day
been levied by the directors, payable to Geo, )
Fisher, Esq AT the bank of Ottawa, ON or before
the l2lh day ct september next. tor the purpose
OF paying the debts ol the COMPANY.
A the stock on which tins asses ~ ~Hl remain
unpaid aitersald l2Ihot SrmcmJcr, will De dccia-
red forfeited to the company.
BY order oi the directors
June l7-jw. WV VI. TRUE, sscy