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The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-09-09

EAST 6ALIlmOtSE INSTITUTE
EENHE DUTIES of this Institution viii be restrzrs
u ed on TUESDAY, September LIST, and early apzfI
cation is desirable, TO s. Nick. ROSZEf. who win d..
IN attendance at his dwelling CRANKY street. uear
High every day during the holidays from to 10 O'clock
A. NJ To close the concern for the last year. patrons
are respectfully solicited to close accounts few ad
dtonal Hoarders will be received by S. c. Roszel and
Mex Rosze at $500 per scholastic year. every thing
ciuded, viz boarding, washing and tuition
:. G. ROSZEL, Principal.
5. Mex. RoSZEL, Am.
au 4-Flaw4w Prof of Classics
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REMOVAL.

I'VE their patrons and the public generally that they
have removed 10 No. 2OS Baltimore street, one door
east fther former stand and directly opposite Hanov
treG where they intend keeping the largest and hes
assorted stock of CARPETlNG, OIL CLOTHS, Sc &e
in the city. They also promise to sell every article an
pertaining TO their line ofbusiness more favorable
terms than the same can be purchased in this lnas-
ket.
Person wishing to supply themselves with any aEti-
Gle in their line, are respectfully requested to examine
heir Stock before making their selections.
p. 5. We will open ina few days an entire Fres
supply of saxony Brussels Carpetng, NEW patterns
which have arrived in the ship London now in p0rf
au20 dot. MCDOWELL & GARIp
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A PERFECT GEM

IN THE WAY OF A PERIODICAL -!
Tn AIDES COMPANION. - The September
y A number Of this most excellent periodical is out
II contains most beautiful engraved plate OF Mount
Ida in this State, with a Of Albany and the Hud-
son ver also plate giving the fall fashions as just re-
ceved from Paris The literary contents are very rich
"l. your hearts Lift your hand,' by Dawes, is gem.
'The Haunted Homestead" by Herbert, is admirably
depicted. Mrs. Osgood, Mrs. Stephens, Mrs Embury,
and Samuel Woodwork have each enriched the pm
ges of the work. The "Death Of Mars'' by Hamilton
Is worth the subscription price of the Companion for
year to the reader.
Terms, SO per year or % cts. each number.
W. n. hARRISON'S
Literary Rooms % N. Gay ST. near Fayettc
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yHIHE SURSCRIREIs ofers to n f,..,.,- q.

FHNHE SUBSCRIBER offers to his friends sz-d
Il the public in general his Lumber Yard on ia.
Falls, below Pratt street Bridge,-(Ofice head Union
Dock) large and general assortment 0fseasoned LE,zx
Der. Such as Pannel, Common, Select Outlines Jozf
Rafters, Shingles, Lahs N. Carolina and E. s. FIoar
ing with every other article necessary to make good
assortment. quantity of Ark Logs, and also Ark
Plank, will be sold at reduced prices as have fars-s
quanrity GA hand. All those who buy for cash NAV FL
pect liberal discount. ID. E. THOMAS.
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475-WANTED TO PURC6ASE.ES
u1InIEDIATELY, 2 BLACK BOYS. slaves
for life of good character from Is 10 II years Ofage
for a gentleman living the South for his
III intends TO learn them mechanical business, for
which fair cash price will be given on application 10
LEWIS T. SCOTrIS General Slave Agency and In
tehgence Office old establishment No. west Fayette
street. Basement story of the City Hotel. au-3l
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~ HTTE WHEAT FAMTLY FT.0IiR

WHITE WHEAT FAMILY FLOUTT-
EHNHE UNDERSIGNED offer for sale Paapsco JVlase-
Il Wheat Family FLOUR, togther with Other e.
&c ted brands to which they invite The attention of -
talers baker and families The Patapsco Flour i -,
wen known in this State to ueed from them nC =.
commentator, and they pledge themselves that the
brands selected shall be equal any in the market
NORRIS s FAIRBAIRN
Nv Is 's = fieuelck SIS.
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N0R SALE, very likely Healthy, NEGRO Girl.
H aged about 20 years; until she is 40 wears
of age. She is an excellent PLAIN Cook, Washer and
lroner, and understands the Mlchng of Cows yery
Wen. Apply al this Office. Sept. 5, dat
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IL Giants for the insovent Laws of the State of Marv
snd can have their papers correctly drawn up and on
reasonable terms, by applying to L. +. SCOTTiS Gen
erai intelligence and Agency Office, No 2 West Fayete
skeet, basement stoU Barnum's Css, Hstsl. San
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For RENT.

YHh spacious warehouse on Baltimore street, south
ssde, next % the corner Of Paca street. To N an
EcSeo nlT. ne real wiz b sade low Apply 70
dho. BALL ,of ": NORRIS, of Wi.,
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Late firm of Elder and Son.

BALTIMORE REAL ESTATE AG ENCT
49, SOUTH STREET.
~ FOR RENT.-A spacious convenient TWO
ilI!I STORY DWELLING, with extensive BACK
AGABUILDING, and dining rOom on fine deep lot
IN hydslnt in yard, situate i'll Conway street. near
mover. INN iiate possession will be given
Apply to FOWLER & TYSON.
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INyENTED HORSE POwER

NEWLY INVENTED HORSE POWEH
AND THRESHING MACHINE
FHNIiE subscriber would inform the public thar r..
- has been able to test his NEW HORSE POFEsK.
& THiESHING MACHINE, and now offers them =,
taon and wishes of the purchasers he thinks that tilsr
VIII be found equal, not superior TO any Machines E
mat purpose now in use. They are compact sfren<r
ed by four horses.
He has also on hand other Horse powers and 1hroszr
nc Machines less expensive.
He is likewise Agent for the sale of Mr. Umuy's Hof<
Powers and Threshng Machines; those preferrng tes.
Machines can procure them by calling az his FarnerS
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WANTED.

~TANTED-A WOMAN to cook and wash for
w small family. Apply az this oice or at 256 Mar
ket street. au29
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AAANTED-A good CIIAN1BEkMAID for pr-
w vate family. Apply At this office an ~
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n--WAYTED TO PURCHASE.

WWANTED-s3.oOO, IN TIDE WATER CA
w NAL FUNDS.
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BOOTS AND SHOES.


TENHE INTEREST OF ALA person wish
IL ing to purchase Beds, Bolsers, Pillows, Mattresses
Cots omtorts &C., will find it geatyt their nteres
to call atthe Bedding Marts N. w. and s. W. corners
of Lombard and Lgh streets, where they will find the
ost extensive assortment in the Unien which will be
n the most rcaSenable terms. iy7-dtf
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NAT ANTED.-An acuve, Intelligent BOY, as an
w apprentice TO the printing business One who
can read an spell WE'LL will meet with gOodencour.ge-
ment by applying at the Pilot Office.
IL,
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IMPORTANT NEWS!!!
" ALTERS FRENCH PILLS, forthe cure
and preventive 1fsecret diseases. A fresh supply
of this inestimable remedy has just been received
Persons who have been unfortunate as TO contract
the above disease, provided with remedy con-
yenient in form, and easy of administration.
II would be well to caution the public against
spurious article. They can, however, always procure
the genuine, by applying to the proper agents.
The genuine Pills, put up in neat paper box with
a beautiful Xylographic wrapper.
Price dollar per box. For sale by
SETH $. HANCE
cor. of Charles and Pratt SITS.
And G l.. DUHURST & Co., Cor. of Pratt Dugan's
wharf Baltimore. au24
n LIVERPOOL. GROUND ALUM SALT
- AFLOAT- 5000 bushels, cargo of ship Potomac
now landing, for sale low from the ship.
IN STORE:
1000 sacks Liverpool Ground Alum Salt
500 do factory filled, fine do-for sale by
SELLMAN * CROOK
se4 DAT South and Pratt SIS m
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ABIEs, PAPER.

AMEs' PAPER.
a Gases No. CAP
n " 2 do No. plain do
6 do Ne. ruled letter
do Fine do do ffAFEks
5 do Superfine do do
2 do do do do
Just received and for sale at mill prices by
TURNER. WHEELWRIGTIT & NUDGE
1eD No. II S. Charles st. (up stars,r
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WHT ANTED TO HIRE. by the year female
w Slave-able to do washing, cooking, &c for a
small family. Also, Boy, from 10 to Is years of
Apply at the Pilot Office. au ll-dtf
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EHTANTED TO HIRE IMMEDIATELY
w smart woman llouseseeper. Enquire at
The Bedding Mart, n w. of Lombard and Ligth
sts None need apply without they understand their
business, and can come well recommended. One who
render satisfaction will find easy, comfortable sit
uation and fair wages. Tdf
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BALTIMORE CoUNTY.-The Tippecanoe Club
of the llh Election District invite the friends OF e
log cabin fare at Buron's Tavern II miles from Bal
tmore, on the Hartford Turnpike on THURSDAY, the
10th of September, at II o'clock A. NJ. Several dis
tnguished friends Of the cause will be present.
SO dtM
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EA5HANGE AND REAL ESTATE BROKERS
FGyette street, one door from S. PauI's street
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Srz-THE COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS,
app0inted by the Wings of the Sd Election District of
Anne Arundel County, do respectively invite the vo-
tiers osaid county, and the several Candidates to attend
meeting be held at the place of holding elections IN
said district on THURSDAY, the 18th day of septem
Der next commencing at IL O'Clock, A. NJ. II is ex-
pected that the meeting will be addressed by the Cand
dates as well as by several invited quests au q
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0r3- WING MEETING.--There win be Wing
meeting at the house of William Dunn, on the Washing
ton Turnpike road, on WEDNESDAY, the gth Of sep
tember The Wings of the 4h election district of Bal
more county, and city, are respectfully invited to at
tend, as several addresses will be delivered. sep3
TENTH WARD.-A Special meeting Of the Tenth
Ward Tippecanoe Club will be held at Mrs. Temper
ey's, corner of Howard and Mulberry Streets on TO
siness sf importance viii come b. fore the meeting il Is
expected that the members Of the club viii be psncual
in their attehdancek by order,
sepa 70 ELLIOT 0'p. POOR, Sce'y.
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WANTED IMMEDIATELY,

" NV Il LII AMhIJDAHAA IA H
A LOAN OF 500, for one Or more years, for
n which good two story Brick House, LEI feet front
and running hack 30 feet feet alley, in fec simple,
title indsputabc. The properly worth three times the
amount wanied-for which a liberal interest will be
given. For further particulars apply to LEWIS F..
SCOTTI, General Intelligence, Agency, Collectors
and Brokers' Office, No. West Fayette street, Base
ment of Bamnm's HOTEL au23 DOT
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OTICE..E

3[NUIICEs,EE
AANTED-Immedately at l.. F. SCOTTI'S
w Intelligence and Agency office, No. , W. Fay
street, basement of Bamun's City Hotel, Clerks,
Bookkeepers Porters, Walters, Coachmen, Laborers.
Chaniber-maids, Cooks, Wet and Dry Nurses, SC.
au "a
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tFoF part Of the year.
t65s per day, when employed.
1912 per month, when employed.
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MISSING FEssEL.-Ship Hobart, Seldom, of and for
New York, sailed I'm Cadiz Nov u, 1889, and has moi
since been heard from. She small ship, !:it!c
over 300 IONS and was built at RobbnstOn, Me-. in 1884
She probably foundered in the gale of Dec Is
which time she would have been off the coast. Sup
posed to be insured in New York.
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ONCE, and where employed
(CoNTTNUED.)

DISTRICT OF MARBLEHEAD.
Collector, Marblehead
Deputy < inspector, do
Inspector, Lynn
Insp. s. meas, Marblehead
Insp. & bookeeper, do
Inspector, Lynn
Wr. & gaug. Marblehead
Surveyor, do
Columbus Democrat., 1840-05-02

Wha, a tremendous noise The federaIIsis are
making! BY the way, speaking Of noise reminds
rs Of an anecdole In The days Of the Amen-
can Revolution, when one Of the roaring pro.
cama,lons Of the British king was the subject OF
,smark in patriotic circle at Philadelphia, SAID a
Congressman 10 Miss Livingston, Wen mss
| are YOU not frightened at the roaring ol the bfi'
u.h lion p Mot at all. sir,' replied She ma
,uraI history has taught me that the beast rosf'
loudest when most frightened. --Ba'ion Post
Columbus Democrat., 1840-05-02
0nE = ~ 0 4AH
n r-7..sHr~ syCST sATgsoAI az
WGPTH!NGT0N & CHAPMAN:
ps..s4s,sef .!s Uai.;i States Lar'.

,,,.-s,ti,a VII De rcceIveiinra .eSsterm than
\, .,,7.f.s. AM no paper wal be discontinued
- - Al the discretion OF the Ediiors) until all
.,-.,r,,,s have been paid.
--..-,.Tvrxrs val bc Inserted 81 per square
- =, -, N ,.s) or the rSt Insertion, and 30 cents
S.sn,h subsequent insertion.
.r,ts not marked with the number OF IN
.,,,os. vii De published untlliorbid and charg-
ei Accordingly.
- A,yrarIsrSG-Four squares or less, re-
,.'s,h,a at pleasure, 500, payable half yearly
=, .,,,ro,t lor less than one year. The privilege
,s,.,,,l advertisers - limited to their immediate
,',,s,: al advertisements for the benefit OF
.,Isr nsrsans sent IN ty them must be paid Tor by
,se aauaFe-
,T.q,saa, o. 4 9-tl,E4, nature viii be charged
!Jube pf.ee
-, ~ r4g PpEa-55 per annum in advance
., u II The eHd of tie year.
"a, WJax mus, he plJ, for on delivery.
=. Letters 70 ihe Eil;ors ON business connected
with .s Office, mgstbe pos paid, or they will Nc
,e attended to.
ly,5ryctSG CANDIDATES for office wall be $40. No
name viii be inserted unless we are specially au
tonzel bY sumefe ponslblc person.
Columbus Democrat., 1840-05-02
NAlLEp TO nm COTNTER.


We lay before our readers a letter from Mr.
Sias Wright, Jr. Senator Of the L. S. written
at our request We saw a Wing EDecior IN Giles
county boldly asserting, hat Mr. Van Buren, had
moved this anii-war resolution. We saw Il hy.
ing at the mast head of several Wing presses 80
1t was time, We thought to arrest the circulation
of the base CON upon The best aulhoF'iy--anu
We wrote Tor WrlghtS evlJence-and here HiS'
as fiat and unequNocaI AS 'angnge can make IT,
We now call upon the Dany,ile Reporter TO take
It from its mast head We call upon the hnoN'
VILE Register to fepau Tie uJnshee mas uone
~ ils paper OF the 5lst INST we eau upon vac
Lynthourg Nirsln'an to te'faet It's oei'ei-io'
here is "au'hrouly entitled to every c"nhdehct'
IL ~ remarkable, mat wlhlh SIX h"ois a'eI 't'
ceNng MI NHghts letter. these ihtee ne"spA'
peafsreached, us feehng WIN Toe tl'eho"d' me
reason which the LynchoutgN IGn'an assigns lVI
rIs behei IN tis indeed most amusing anu ao-
sud; VIZ that MI Van buren had gone ''f
Dewitt CLINTON, because he WAS the peace par
~ Candidate Why does he not KNOW ma,
vas exactly upon The opposite ground thsl MI
c. was brought forward Does not Mr.. Butler
~ his letter TO Mr.. Garland OF 1880, expressly
say Tho great mass oi them NJ IS
itIends,) 50 far from beng opposed 10 6sHgfaM
measures against Great Bnuan, we're IN ldvor OF
a more decided policy than Ind been pursued
towards her : But enough MIR. Nnehis let
ter ought TO remove every doubt, and arrest The
circulation of tins outrageous forgery the liHd'
.,,,, ,..,,L,,,,,r Richmond Eapu,rsr
=, ,o,n
WASHINGTON 4'h hP'''
My Dear SH - nave 'te"'o your ''u'
bringing to my notice an afuele "hlch o''Sha'y
appeared, as understand W. III oouuf "e''''"
paper charging M van ou,en WI"
popular anti-War meeting a' ilndson' W Tue 9"'e
oil New YORK, IN lSiZ of lSl'' ""u "'"'"'E
resolution to The efiec' 'ha' 'he war was ""Po''
lc and disastrous, and that to employ me "i,.''"
IN an offensive war was nnco"''"uuo""', lou
DO 'he PRESIDENT ou, Jus"'S W '''' '''
pnlauon as ue'ug "ho'p ue''''"'' VI '""''u"''''
ID rum me slory o, 'he '"ee,,ns' "'o ''","'
ahce ana course OF M va" pu't"' ""o Wv
resolution 50 iofin'l} gwen "'O H",''
uohs' without s'hG'e circumstance ~ '"', W s''
conneha"ee 10 Tue eo'"'s'' VI P" u'''"'' WV i"'''
leacy o' h'ih VINO ''S' S""''N''" .-.-.
send you hy this ma,l u pa"Pmt' e,'n'"''"p
succmc' narrative on MI ' an pnttn. course
dat'T '"e "o' ',oI' 's' .o"'',C C a"' [ '" ~ e,s d
II Is almost eh'neV "an'c''l' "o" Puo,'' Wv
u'ne.'' "'G ,"o'o ''',"N,' ''''' '"' a.,
y oi "hch mere can oc no u''Pu't' py ,o'
WIN see 'i't instead !" 'tei'o',.e VIZ -, 80
po''I .a''I anu r,,II,J
"sG9 as Ss Nh 4hn1onhnt 4hn ht 9fa@lV @ "ftss" IN Vt
"~r ,be h;ob ;ns,ice and ,nd,4oensabe necessity
r IL IL ,,btcb ,nr country had taken; OF
Columbus Democrat., 1840-05-02
fPugr,lc--No. 6.l

Al ACT 10 cancel the bonds given TO secure duties
& ,,on vessels and their cargoes, cmpnyed VI the
a whale fishery. and to make registers lawful paper
# r such vessels.
q, ,it,nacied by the Senate and House OF Repre-
pnta,,yes of the United States Of America IN Con
ere,s assembled, That all vessels which have clear
n or hereafter may clear, with registers Tor The
plrpose of engaging IN the whale II hery, sha'l oe
deemed to have lawful and sufficient papers for such
,yares, securing Il privileges and rights OF regis.
lerei vessels. and the privileges and exemptions OF
vessels enrolled and licensed for like voyages shaI
have the same privileges and measure o protection
q rMey had sailed with registers such voyage
be completed OF antl they ave completed
SEC. 2. And be il further enacted, That al iht
boyisions or The first section Of the act entitled "aI
be, supplementary u the act concerning cohsniS ans
sce.consus, aud for the further protection OF amer
can seamen" passed on the twenly-eighlh DAY
February, ammo Domn eighteen hundred ana lhre'
sal hereafter apply and be IN ini oce as 70 'esstl
enrolled and licensed Ior'the tshtreS; anu al NeSsef
shch have been engaged IN the whale hshery III VI
tame manner and To the same extent ms tne SaH.t
Dow in force and applies to vessels bound on j iof
een voyage.
SEC. 3, And be il further enacted, That al ior
3rtures fees, duties and chargesol every descr'p'lo
Required Of the crews Of such vesScs, or asSesse
pom the vessels or cargoes, beng The produce
slch fishery, because OF supposed lnsniilc'ehcy
register 10 exempt them from such cams, are hei'
10y RENTED; and all bonds gwen tor such cause af
hereby cancelled, and the Secretary OF the Ireasui
d hereby required to refund all euth moneys as nay
Deen, or which NAV be, paid into the treasury
PIE rightiul claimants, out OF the revenues IN II
taRds.
t ISi0
Columbus Democrat., 1840-05-02

DEsTRUcTIyE FIRE.--A hre broke Out be-
tween one and O'Clock Tits morning, m the
building occupied by Messrs LanglTee and o'Su'-
byau, and Thomas Allen, printing offices Tor the
Democratic Review and the MadlsonIan. BE.
fore the FIRE companies reached there, the hfe had
made such progress as to leave no hope OF saw
ING the building. or any considerable portion ol
,he prin,ine materials IN it. Messrs LanglIee q
O'SuIliyan saved most of the stereotype plates
of the Madison papers, and about Loco copies
Of the first volume Of The work; the other Two
volumes, we believe, we're entirely destroyed
| The edition was 500 copies, three volumes TO
each, valued at fom $4,000 10 $4,000. They
were insured for Sc, ,OC0; and their property de-
s,royed Is estimated at from $4,000 to ls.ooo'
| The materials Of the MadIsonian office were al
DESTROYED, and no Insurance on them. lhe)
were worth, we suppose, from S6,0U0to Ss'ooo
The roof and the upper floor OF the Med'ca
College we're burt insurance for S3,lOo; AM
il will require that sum, il is supposed, TO repair y
The Baptist cbuch was injured to the amount Q
s or $500. A frame soap factory was eniIrel
destroyed, worth, probably, between $500 All
81 ,O00.
It's not ascertained how the fire originated
Some Of the hands in the MadsonIsn office wei
at work until after l2 o'clock; and The hre ha
m1de great progress when discovered. about IA
Columbus Democrat., 1840-05-02
AFpRovEp, Ami 4th, 1910.

81 VAR LovE INA PALACE.--lts ~ SAID that
Albert and Victoria have already had quarrel.
8By an epistoary favor from one OF the royal
household we learn the following particulars. II
seems that The Prince accdeniy tod upon one
sof Victora's toes upon which the Queen gave
'oya Albert shove, and exclaimed,
"Ah! you brute"
The Prince made no reply, but with great un-
eoaceln walked away with his hands beneath MS
coat.tal.
Presently he received note by page reques-
Ping his immediate attendance upon her MaJes'
~, TO which he returned written answer respect
aIy declining the invitation, and sIg'ng It "Ih'
Brute
lie was instantly visited IN his apartment BY
tae indignant Queer, who placed herself before
hm with aims a.kimbo, and without speakin!
'Arommenced distorling her eountenance aud ma
ping tughiu faces at the Prince.
Albert sat for few moments ~hIsiling, an
Fhen said with great GOODNESS,
Is your Majesty afflicted with corns J"
Cn-um-um-um-um,' exclaimed Victorla
liilns up her nose and projecting her under u
ei AIbeti.
ilereupon the Prince rose, put on his hat an
alked out. Since then not a word has passe
between the royal pair, and II is said that they o.
tupy distinct apartments and eat at sepera,e Il
les.
Columbus Democrat., 1840-05-02
BY AUTHORITY.

tW, % IHE uNrED STATES PASSED AT THE FIRST
SESSION or rHG TwENTY-sIxTH cOSGEEsS.
(PupLIc- Nc. 5.
N ACT additional to the act on the subject OF
Treasury Notes.
Be It enacted ty The Scnaie and House Of Re
srt,eniatrts o. Tie Uaiisd Siatcs of dine, icd m
C'nersss assembled, that the regulations and pro-
,.,ons contained IN the act passed the twelfth
Ay OF Octobef, va the year one thousand eight
hndred and ,hu,y seven, entitled " IN act to au-
horze the lssung of Treasury notes. and IN
he subsequent acts in addition thereto be, and
he same are hereby, renewed, and made IN foil
6rce, excepting the limitations concerning the
Lines within ahlch such notes may be ISSUED,
sad restricting the amount thereof as hereafter
W0UdeJ.
Sec. .. Aad be il further enacted, That under
HE fegulatiuls and provisions contained IN SAID
.aH, Treasury notes may be issued IN lieu Of 9th
s. hereafter or heretofore redeemed, bat not to
tIcepd in The amount OF notes outstanding at pny
me time the aggregate Of five millions OF dol
gty. and 10 be redeemed sooner than one year, #
.le means Of the Treasury will permit, by giving
an.ce sixty days of those notes when the De-
psftmeui Is ready 10 ltutci'' no hlelesl ~ Nc a''
Bowed thereon after the expiration of SAID Sky
Li,,
3 Sec 3 And be it further enacted, That this act
,t,o ,,a0nue in force one year and no longer.
R. NJ. +. HUNTER,
Speaker of the House Of Representatives..
RH NJ, JOHNSON
Tice President Of the United State',
and President Of the Senate
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