CAUTION.– All persons are hereby notified that a due bill in favor of James Flanigan, for two hundred and forty-two dollars and forty-eight cents, dated in January or February, 1843, and signed by Wm. Easby; also, a promissory note, payable to James Flanigan or order, drawn and dated on the 22d day of May, 1844 for $474 15, and signed by Wm. Easby, have been given in error, and will not be paid until a final settlement shall be had with said Flanigan, and the money be found to be due him. WM. EASBY. Oct. 14. The Charlestown (Va.) Free Press copy.
Evidence Category: National Intelligencer
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Flanagan; Knott ask Canal Board Not to Raise Limestone Tolls
PROCEEDINGS
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO CANAL COMPANY.[…] Mr. J. P. Ingle presented a memorial from Easby & Hanly, and one from James Flanagan and Samuel Knott, asking that the rate of tolls for the transportation of lime-stone and cord-wood on he canal may not be increased. The memorials were read and ordered to lie upon the table.
On a motion by Mr. George Watterston, it was ordered that the proceedings of the stockholders in their general meetings held in April and in the present month of May, be published in the National Intelligencer.