For value received, I promise to pay to ARETAS A. WILDER, or order, sixty-five dollars fifty-one cents, on demand, with interest. ALPHA G. WILLARD.

With the words or order,' a note is negotiable, that is, the person to whom it is made payable, may sell it again, provided he endorses it; and the holder may lawfully demand payment of the signer of the note; or if he refuses, or is unable to pay, of the endorser.

For value received, I promise to pay to REUBEN PRITCHARD, or bearer, fifty dollars twenty-five cents, three months after date. CHARLES STOCKMAN.

A note made payable to A B, or bearer, may be collected by any person holding it, and requires no endorsement. Without the words or order,' or, or bearer,' a note is not negotiable.

-$150.

Note at Bank.

New London, October 3, 1836. Ninety-five days from date, I promise to pay OLIVER OSBORN, or order, one hundred and fifty dollars, at the Union Bank, for value received. SOLOMON PAYWELL.

Receipt for money on account.

Received of Jonathan Davidson, eleven dollars on account. New York, October 1, 1836.

Receipt in full.

DANIEL DOWNER

Received of Solomon Strong, one dollar, in full of all demands. Norwich, October 3, 1836.

JOB L. BURNHAM.

A receipt in full of all accounts cuts off accounts only, while a receipt in full of all demands, cancels all claims whatsoever.

An Order for Money.

Messrs. O'Neil & Sawney,

Pay Timothy Turner, or order, eleven dollars and fifty cents, and charge the same to my account.

New London, October 3, 1836.

Mr. B. Stark,

An Order for Goods.

TITUS TRUMAN.

NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 5, 1836. Please pay the bearer one dollar in goods from your store, and charge Your obedient servant, THOMAS PORTER. When an order is paid, it is proper that it be receipted on the back, ›y the person to whom it was made payable, or if it be made payable o bearer, any person who presents it for payment may receipt it.