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Bank Notice. Receivers Office, Bank of the State of Arkansas at Little Rock. EBTORS to this Bank who desire to avail D themselves of the privileges of the Act placing the Bank in Liquidation, are reminded of the nécessity of promptly paying up their annual call, and interest in advance, as a failure so to do subjects them to a forfeiture of all claim to further indulgence. The curtail upon the several notes as they fall due are required to be so regulated, that the whole debt be called in within ten years (from passage of the act,) in regular annual calls-and under which regulation the Receivers require at maturity of the first note (which they received 12 months in renewal of old debts) one ninth part thereof and interestat 7 per cent in advance on the balance; and the same call every year thereafter:-for instance should the debt be $900, the call for the first year will be $100 with 7 per cent interest on the remaining $800,- the call for the second year, $100 with interest on remaining $700, and so on. The law does not requira notice to be given to the debtors or security, (it being presumed every individual attends to his own debt.) but the Receivers, willing to afford every facility in their power, and finding that many persons do not recollect the date or amount of their notes, are preparing notices to be sent to all previous to maturity of their notes; but this being gratuitous on their part, want of notice will not protect the debtors from the consequence of a failure to comply with the provisions of the act; and in the event of notice not reaching them, they are advised to call at the Bank for any information desired. WM. FIELD, Executive Receiver. J. H. CREASE, Financial Receiver. los Anv letters addressed to either Receiver must be post paid. March 20, 1841--22-4w-10
