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~ order OF the commissioners uI msOVent debtors
- for the city and county of Baltimore, notice :
hereby given TO the creditors OF MOSES MERRILL ain
insovent debtor, that personal discharge hath been
granted the said debtor and that The said creditors
required TO attend at the office of the said commits
soners in the house, in the city of Baltimore on
the 18th day of MAY next OF 10 O'Clock in the forenoon,
and nominate trustees to be appointed for
their benefit and TO give all the Information in their
possession to the said commissioners TO enable them
report to Baltimore county court agreeajy 10
of assembly. passed at December session, 1881 entitled
can act relating to insOvent debors' and that the 3rd
day of July next, hath been fixed for the final hearing
in his case before the said commissioners.
Dated the 18th day of March in the year 1910
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DIR. nULL'sPATENT TRUSS.

FHNHE SUBSCRIBER has just received from ID
z Hull, complete assortment of the genuine HULL'S
TRUSS adapted for every variety of Rupture, and suit
able for all ages and sizes
From than thousand Physicians and Surgeons
who have given decided preference to this instrument
all other in use, DIR. Hull will select few names,
whose distinguished medical reputation cannot but
solve tie doubts of the most sceptca:- lin
New York City-Naentine Mott, VI. d., Geo Dushe
M. D.. Alexander II. Stevens, NJ. d. David IIosack NJ
D., William Barrow, NJ D., Cyrus Perkins, NJ d., Gil
bert Smith, NJ. d. Samuel Ackerly, NJ ID.
Albany-JOnathan Fights, NJ. D., Townsend, NJ ID.
Utica-JOhn Mccall, NJ. D., Norton, NJ. ID.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Gibson, Eberlee Drake, Nc
Celan.
Boston-Shurtliff, NJ. D., Ingols, NJ. d.
Baltimore-Proessor Potter, John Bucker NJ. ID.
Sewall, Surgeon General u. 5. Army, a. S. Hail. NJ D.
New Iiaven-Professor Hubbard, Professor Ives.
Harord-Eli Todd, NJ. D., late Principal of the insane
asylum.
Plymouth, Mass.-Jas. Thatcher, M. d.
Worcester, Mass.-Samuel Woodward, NJ. d.
Sir Ashley Cooper, London
E1r. Sey, Surgeon General British Army. Canada.
CAUTION TO PURCHASERS.
The proprietor of Hubs Truss gives notice that in con
sequence oi the many imperfect and illegal limitations of
this Truss, sold in this city and elsewhere lie will in fiI-
ture aX his signature to every Truss from his of
fee, without this none are genuine.
AMOS C. HULL.
For sale wholesale and RETAIL by
G. l.. DUHURST,
Corner of Pratt street and Dugan,s wharf
ma Lever end of Centre Market Space.
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UBY order of the commissioners of iTsOlvent debtors
, for the city and county of Baltimore, notice is
hereby given TO the creditors of ISADORE A. so
JRCK, an insovent debtor, that personal discharge
hath been granted TO the said debtor, and that sad
creditors are required to attend at the office of the SAID
commissioners in the house. in the city of Balri-
more on the sixth day of April next, o. clock III
the iorenoon and nominate tIllstecs be
appointed for their benefit and 10 give all the iaora-
ton in their possession the said commissioners to
able them to report Baltimore county court agreea-
bly, to act of Assembly, passed At December session,
1881, entitled, "an relating nsovent debtors, .
and that the sixth day of June next hath been fixed Tor
the final hearing in his case, before the said commits
oners.
Dated the ID day of March in the year 1870.
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healing, aperent and anodyne naure-open all OBJ
stctons of the breast and lungs, promote expeetora
ton strengthen, cense and heal the tender infamed
lungs carry off the slow, inward, hectic fever promote
digestion, strengthen the nerves. increase the appetite
of the Specific is safe mild and easy, ans may be tax
en- without danger by in the last stage of peg
nancy and is sovereign remedy for children, and gives
immediate relief TO the whooping cough, teethng and
the bowel complaints. The proprietor has been in the
habit ofusng this specific in his private practice for these
thirty years past in HypochOndrca Hysterical Nerv-
Gus Diseases, accompanied with depression and low
ness of spirits, &c. well diseases of the heart and
lungs with unparalleled success The.dose of the Spe
cifc to be given according the age and strength of The
patient as directed for the consumptve.
NH 3-2aw-ap 30
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TRAVELLERS REGISTER.
FREIGHT AND PASSAGE FOR
IaTPE M Cp ATE AND PORT DEPOS


H4TRE DE GRACE AND PORT DEPOSIT
a eza The Steamboat GOV WOLCOTT,
G-x1J&Akssz Capt. Kenny has commences her trips
aRd will leave PahersOa's wharf every
Tuesday and Saturday mornings, If O'Clock.
Returning will leave Port Deposit every "Wednesday
and Sunday mornings at the hour, and VIII land
passengers at Kennard's wharf, near Chest:rtoNn and
at Howels Point
{6g-The Wolc0filas been heightened and thoroughly
ly and entirely repaired both in hull and machinery Und
VIM OWEN,
jee Agent.
FOR ANNAPOLIS, CAMBlsIDGE
E.4S9'ON & ST. MFUHAEL'S
- s<,sz The Steam Boat MARYLAND leaves
Gs-S&Ik3za Baltimore on the following days, for the
s5s7sszss17zSSsSk above places
For Annapolis Cambridge < Easton en- EVERY TUES
DAY and FRIDAY, II : O'Clock.
ON EVERY SUNDAY, at oclsaS, for Annapolis,
and return the same day.
And on EVERY MONDAY, ats O'CLOCK, for Annap
oils ST. Michaes & Wye landing, and 7cturn same day
beautiful trip for N excursion; persons going for lS
purpose will pay oi 81 30 passage; starting from tie
usual place, Dusan's wharf.
N. d. All baggage at the owner Is Tsk.
ma d LENfUEL q. TAYLOR.
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FRUAI HAV lie Cha h.
AIExAXDRIATA AND

WASHINGTON. AIExANDRIAIA AND
GEORGETOWN STEAM Pas KET LINE.
"a cSE.57 The propnetGfs OF this Line having
aSI,St kszc purchased tie fine Steamboat Columbia,
she will leave Commerce street wharf
every SATURDAY AFTERNOON at O'Clock.
Returning she will leave Washington every WE'D
NESDAY MORNING ate, and Alexandria at 7 O'Clock.
Both gong and returning she will receive and land
passengers and light goods the usual Landings tn
Potomac. aI7-The freight such goods must be PAL
1.-THE time OF shipment.
Shippers requested to lave their goods distinctly
marked and 10 designate by mark each package
when practicable, the place of delivery whether Alex
andra, Washington Georgetown. and in of mis-
Garage, loss or damage immediately TO notify the Agent
tie portOi delivery, otherwise the Company will
be held bound.
All goods intended TO be shipped must be alongside
before O'Clock ON the days OF departure.
Passengers baggage and parcels at the SIX of the own
ers thereof
Passage between Baltimore and any landing on the
Potomac. either way, 50, exclusive of meals
Apply 10 CHAS. WORfHINGTOE,
ap3-d Ag
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cars FOR WRIGHTsVILLE.


HAI HI hereafter leave Bowiy's wharf, Baltmor
Wv EVERY MORNING Except Sunday-) at g.
O'Clock. for Philadelphia, arriving there about O'Clock
giving the passengers about iiree hours Philadelphia
before the departure of the evening line oI New York
Returning win leave Dock street wharf, Philadelphia
same hour; will put the Southern passengers on board
the Norfolk Boats in the river Pata SEQ and be in Ba
about O'Clock, time before the departure oil
| the evening ars for Washington and the Wet
Excursion passengers will he taken up in the morn
ing and exchange boats at Fari's Landing to return.
| Passage through 81. Meals usual
| Excursion Tickets 81. Meals cxtca.
je 27-d f.. SHEPPARD
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MEDICAL ADVERTISEMENTS.


FOR the cure of Colds,
Vvhooping Cough, Splitting
of Blood and Consumption,
Sc. Just received and for
srle ~ the Agents.
lCIIlJS s ATKINSON.
tuluIiItNtT RI q ] ALI.
iis., lrlt:n.tIC.
Ills specific is extracted
by a chemical process flom
herbs, roots, plants and flow
ers, when IN greatest perfec-
ton. They are of balsamic,
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by Patents tor inUenti0a and Improvement,
and by The appreciation Of the Royal .Aea-
deniy of Medicine of Paris.


SELATTNE CAPSULES OF PURE BAL
SAM COEAIVA,
bY Il. FOI4GER
FHVHIG Balsam Copaiva is of all medicines employed
~ in combating the chrenics and gonorrma af-
fccons, also the blennorlGa, called whites, the only
one the specific of which has been doubted and
TO which physicians have in consequence given the pre-
ference; but its nauseOus taste and smell the cause
of its being rejected by many patients.
therefore offer mode of administering it in such
state hatt cannot occasion the slightest repugnance
and this without submitting il to any alteration. NV
method consists in incosing it in the gelatine capsules
II ncloses the precious medicine such manner as TO
disguise entirely to the taste and SMELL and 1t goes in
TO the digestive organs without any other mixture. than
that OF the gelatin, with which is ped and which
is soon completely dissolved in the stomach By This
means the treatment of the gonnoiea being effected
without disgust, and consequently without interruption
will become more prompt and more sure, thus prevent
ing the possibility of relapse.
Tae cerliicates in my possession are so numerous
that II would require too much to publish them ALL
IL needs only to say gelane capsules were unanimous
~ approved by the school Of medicine among whom we
found the names of
ne Baron ALBERT, first physician to the King &c.
isianc, surgeon major To- the hospital of le Piete &c.
Mauoiin Knight of the Legion of Honor professor in
tlie medicine OF Paris and Surgeon to the King &C.
Soldby a. s DI-HiiisS'r
so corner OF Pratt street and Dugan's wharf,
yeIoy lower corner Market Space.
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PREPARED by JACOB HoUCK, Baitim.

PREPARED by JACOB HoUCK, Baiti1n.re,
ESOR the of the following Diseases Tumors,
IT Rheumatsm Gout, Palsy Ring Worms, Itch; Chill
iCramps, Burns, Seads and all kinds of Swengs at
tended with pain.
SG3-1he IMMINENT can be obtained at HOUCK'S
LABORATORY, South Charles, Market street
him proper directions Tor using. Price 50 cents
tiI2-6m
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FOR HOCKHALL, CORSICA, s. CHES-
TERTOWS.
= eS~a The Steamboat GOV WOLCOTT,
E5.-,;S1s5zrCapt Kenny, will leave PatteFsOn's wifi.
lzTtSrIs.sSk every Thursday Morning, at O'Clock.
Returning will leave Chestcrtown every Friday
morning at O'Clock, Corsica at TO- and Rockhal ID
noon.
Passengers for Kent and Cecil counties will also be
landed at KennaTd's wharf, miles from Chestertown,
every Tuesday and Saturday. and passengers joking the
boat there will be landed avre de Grace in time for
the evening Cars for Philadelphia and Baltimore.
ma % VIM. OWEN, Agent.
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Dated the llth day of April in the year 1910.
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no ID
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-05-21

l..
ASLavER CAPTURED U. s. SeuoosEH-Tbc
.,.,, schooner +" Sarah Ann" arrived here ,esle,.
a., from Sierra Leone in charge of 1t. j. G. Wi.
,,m.on. of the United States Navy. She was ..;z
ID on The coast Of Africa for dabbling in the sla,.
rbi, SLAYER was owned in New O,Ieans, and cam.
handed by Capt. Raymond She was seixed in on.
afb, small rivers creeks the coast b, the Enc
Ish brig of~ar Bonita, and deliverable 1T Gem
PAYNE, Of the u. s. Schoe ner Grampus on The 18th
d,, Of Mach last. He imme diately placed her in
charge Of Lit. Williamson, with prize crew of eight
men. and ordered her home for trial She sailed nn-
der colors and bad all the nplem. n,s for
/. sIaye expedition, SUI h as irons, large water
,auks, and slave decks !; but no slaves we're on
hoard when captured. Her mate has arrived in her
for examination, Most Of her crew, how ever, are
on board the Grdmpus, x will be brought, home by
Ii, Com. Payne next month. The CAPTAIN died on
the 9Th Of April.
The /" Sarah Ann" is IA beauifu! vessel of about
one hundred tons burden. and a rema, kably fast
sailer II. Williamson states that four or five Just
such looking clippers and the same number of briggs
had been captured and taken to Sierra Leone-lhe
Spanish schooner" Wasp" Captain W Gems, among
The number, and condemned.
Letter bags from The Grampus have been brought
Q pe by 1t. Williamson. Herald
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-05-21

More changes Mr.. b. +. Burton, editor Of the
Republican,, hot Van Buren, paper. published NJ
Pulaski, Tennessee has renounoed Van Bnrenism
and ho'sted The dag Of Harrison and Tyler lie
says: This course has been resolved upon from mn.
'ore deliberaton; l,om honest belief that 10 che
and remedy the evils growing out Of an improper
exercise OF Executive power there must be change
OF men. Believing, too, that Mr.. Van Buren, has
attempted. ever since 1897, 10 force the Sub.T,ea.
sury upon the people against ,hcir expressed will.
is tie duty Of every lover OF his country. whe,h.
er he be Democrat or Wing, to oppose rhis mea
sure aud rebuhc Mr.. V. b. by casting his suffrage
for the pure patriot and honest man. William Henry
HARRISON"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-05-21

a R0'ctand for an Oiirer.-fhe Enquirer threat
ems to b'ing up il judgmeu, against Messls. James
Garland, John Il. Anderson and Sena'or Fontaine
certain addresses written by them in 1885. which il
says will constitute quite rich bOquct. The Char
lotiesville Republican, in reply, says-"We under
stand that Mr.. Garland intends not to be outdone
BY Mr. Richie in civlhy, and will return the com
plimeni by presenting boqaet from the Enquirer of
a rich variety of color, and of most exquisite ma
GRANGE" THAT the Enquirer should talk OF con
demnng any man by quoting his old, to confront
his present opinions borders on the l.dcrous The
files Of the Enquirer are 4 medley of contradictions
from beginning to end--us Devil of to day being
lis Deny Of yeslerday-as IN Mr.. Rives's case-and
It's Idol III 1880 its Demon in 1623--as in Gen. Jack
sons. The beauty of IT is, too, the Enquirer
knows " nice extremes" in IFS vihfcation OF cen
sure. It's opponents are always as black crows
Its ltlends as white swans There is no re-
deemug virtue in one--no faint OF voice or crime in
The other And what is remarkable, they are whire
or baek-angels or lost spnis-Jus, as they happen
to follow or to resist the Enqufer's dlciatlon.-
Praise from such source is rs liule to be coveted
as is censure q be deprecated.
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OtsllU I'm .

Died in this place, Saturday, the 10th inst john NJ
GoHpos, Esq in the sisoih of his nge.
u Is not designed 10 give an extended OF The sior,
character of Nj. q, I'd, i, he due The
memory oi well known mud much esteemed In ou
community, 10 accompany tho his dealt
! with a few remarks.
Mr. G. had been ir lhy ,enfs resident of this place. and
during the whole period held relations society that would
not allow either his nus his he concealed The
writer only repeats the Of the whole community
when wing en few monh possessed lingo share
public confidence and personal esteem. ot integrity Of pur
posoddeliy 10 the trusts hi, h others oonfded mhc
has cf unbem'shcd reputation that uddc 10 the rcro
lection o The virtues TINT adorned VI, czeo neiehbv,
aud hiend viii long exist Us rich legacy 10 his afflicted @
lily,
More aud better lhun this MI sincere Christian
Descended nom long line Of pions nnocsus ho bud verified
his the covenant OF God extending II, Tho
children the blessing secured 10 the parent Having
brloe connected himself with thai branch lc Church
OF Christ at the organization oi the fosby Church
Elder and continued 10 perform The du,cs OF this Office I'LL
grea, ponetnaly and acceptance until his death In all hi,
:,"ns to the Church nr the head OF family dedicated Il
God and ,s ~ tate Christian seeking tho "beef county
his department was ...mi. exemplary,
His DEATH which had been preceded by a.. Illness pronc
ed through several mouths whsonirly characteristic OF his
lie. His end pcacc II pleased God 10 extend 10 him
the of all his mental faculties 10 the last breath During
the cn hours TINT he fingered after he felt mud others
that the odssouon bnd bcPnn he eonsersed free
aud without the slightest agitation, the realiles mmcd
neiy before him, ne after another OF bis family and the
friends he called 10 bis bedside aud taking rneh
by the hind accompanied hi. farewell with appropriate aud
discriminating adponitions. The impressive and
lovely beyond description. Il Heaven mpPipg with
earth Throug houi the whole he exhibited the
Nut word or gesture hciokencd alarm OF distress
Need IL be remarked that The source OF thus pnncc this
6dcnce md heavenly composre the Gospel Of Christ
the evidence he posacssed he dirnc, and repeat
eddy evowed TINT he was subject OF the po,donnf mercy
and the renewing mud saneyng oi Saviour That gave
him yaiory aver the iouors oi deetl'
Reader, may you and have gpee 10 live aud thus Ia
die
NJ Tho Waterman of the sSaph and Philadelphia Chris.
tian Observe. requested to publish tho above
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-05-21

" Among the foremost indspnraging the capacity ofGen
Ianson the Richmond Enquirer. II formerly INDUCED
in precisely the nbout Gen. Jackson, whom
forwards exoed o tbs giant inellects of the age.
In 1923 t.snd, "Compare him lJnckson with 1dms and
Crawford and how inferior he be - gain I'VE can
not consent To lend hand the election of such man ns
Andrew jackson" Again 1--WE commend Gen. jack
sons modesty in retiring from the Senate aud Bench where
he discovered the superior qualifications sohcr people, Cnn
we us much for modesty when he is aspiring
the highest Office in this nation l' Again ale is distin
gushed soldier; but he statesman Where is the eyi.
dence of where are his political speeches his dispatch
es his essays his % And cnp the clinax
"Whal kind o. President would ta great CT.
pHian' make gentleman mho cannot interpretive pia
provisions lar. aud yet would be called upon 10 adj
minister all the nws Of the lnndone whose ideas nre so
purely military that lac woud transnue traitor spy
would punish reason not by the civil courts, but by
court maral" The Enquirer, therefore has not spoken
quite conemptuously OF Gen. Harrison capacity, as did
of Gen. Jacksons As il afterwards, when Jackson was
the head Of powerful mud unconquerable majority he
of the scrve and Mandatory biologists of his
satesmanship shall despair OF seeing H. after Old
Tp'seleeon, binding wreath around has brow, as mor-
vellous proper man." Federal patronage is potent
salyc
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-05-21

IL In the proceedings Of the Abolition Conven-
"on IN New Y ork, we observe that among the books
which they have published and which is said 10 be
zone otthe best abolition works in tho country" is
volume written by ",he Rev. James Duncan. IA.
'hef OF The non. A. Duncan, nov in Congress" him
sell likewise an Aboli,ionlst, but who. as he is u
leading friend Of the "Nouhern man with Southern
p'neiples,' is one otee big guns OF Modern Democ-
raey-his Vulgar speeches heiug published, with
eommendaiory comments, even by the Richmond
Enquirer. which would not il it Is to be believed,
'ouoh Hh'g who happens to be an Abolilious,,
with ten iuot polo
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-05-21
COMMuNIeArED.

REMARKABLE FEAT.-M,. O'Connell. The
tattoe1 man, Who has made much noise m the United
States iof few years pas, by his wonderful agility
IA dauelne, aud relating his adventures among the
sov,ges IN New South Wales and tho Caroline
Islam on tho last day II the races for waprr of
Two hundred dollars engaged to ,un four hundred
yards IN Que minute, winch he accomplished IN hlty-
i've seconds. Tbs we consider stretching ones
legs 10 sumo purpose. Altogether, Nj. o Con
nell is avery rtmatka able man, aud has expe onc ed
many selssltuhrs IN life. The spectators seemed o
take rs much interest III ihs rnct II Flying Ch-
der4 had again appeared on tho luif Indeed irpn,
his neeness. and as we have Flying pulehman,
had as well chtisteu him the Flying llshman.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-05-21

o. Mr.. Hiram Hahn, 8, formerly editor Of the
Petersburg Constellation, "a lavorlte organ of the
Administration party, threatening at lime TO su-
persede the Enquirer the affections OF that panty
is now the editor Of a neutial paper The Star" at
Petersburg. In laie No. he says THE Demo-
Gratis bewaiing their defeat, and wondering al
the cause. We will explain il in few words
Since The Ist of December The Administration and
us lliends have made thee false moves the polil-
zeal chess board sufficient to condemn II and them, for
prudence and popiey, IN The estimation q all think
ing o. both parties. The first tie proceed
ing on the New Jersey question, The second was the
coalition between Mr.. Van Buren, and Mr.. Cal
houn, and the bird was Mr. Poinse's plan for orga-
nizing and arming the militia To those three eau
be ascribed the defeat Of the Administration
party in Virginia at the recent election election
more important in ITS effects the Presidential
contest than any which has taken, or is yet to take
place, in any State Of the UmoQ. Regret can avail
nothing now to our ancient friends and il will be
well for them If il be not 10 late to gather wisdom
Tor the future from The errors OF the past"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-05-21

"Donbtiag Thomas 1.-The Enquirer still holds The Inn
guage OF confidence in reference the result
ing Presidential election in despite OF the signs and porlenis
that to rational mind having view Of the whole field
on,carries irresistible conviction downfall OF The reign,
ing Dynasty II the Enquirer real sincere the belief it
expresses its delusion is conspicuous illustration of tho ia
cly with which the human mind cheat itself Great
will be the shock when the voice Of the people like the voice
OF many waters, shall fall upon it's "next FALL and
woken from the foolish dream, That, wherever the Whas
have Exhibited unusual strength this spng, there has been
"ho sort ofkcstn
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-05-21
MONEY l.OSh.

~ THE EVENING Of the 9th inst the
" subscriber either accidentally dropped from
ms pocket near his residence, IN Campbell coun
", IA buckskn purse, containing 1921 in bank
notes aud y in sVer.--or the purse WIS ia
Ken out oil hIs pocket Dung the night. Among
The notes one OF $50, two of $50. one OF
$50. which had been IN two paris, aud pasted
together again. the rem inder Sl0's and So, ex-
cept 81 n"ir. Tue SUB ,efiber will iiberaly re
ward the the finder Of the purse, Of iosI,) on
The return 81 the contents 10 INN, living Pan
NILS Feuy, Or II 1t was stolen, he woal1 be think
lu for any Information which nay lead 10 The de.
lection oil the cuiprt.
DANIEL NJ, BLACK.
Mayla d A.