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Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-09-19


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usly plaintiffs debt and cost
Sale within the hours prescribed by
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. D. Monday ~ 5h dpg II 0s'ait' 1870.
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Two Negroes, E'alino and
Ono hundred head Of Stock
hogs, more OF less,
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slIEnIFF.s sALn.

Warren circ,at copt Octoyer Hrm, l84O
Carpenter A. Nldeiet,
vs. On alias "a.
J, L, Richardson ct AT,
X, q Ntmon & Co., dauson a oai,,..u.
vs. Noy,Dbcl teua 84O
W. ii. Fleming ct al.
kyY virtue Of tho above stated case,
- to me directed, | shall expose to
public sale, for cash, at the Court. house
door, IN the town OF Canton,
On Monday The l9h day Of October 1910,
The following described tract or parcel
oil land, TO wit; Section one, except east
half, northeast quarter; northeast quar-
s<Ss~a@@ .seSIAaat,. c6ySbswest, qnartec
and the south half, Of section two; east
halt north east quarter, section three
Also, section eleven and twelve; Lots
number one, two, three, four, five and six.
10 section thirteen; north hale, west hall
and east half, northwest quarter, and
] the east half of section fourteen: Lot
number one, secIfO1 tW5nrS-erniees, 10
number two, section twenty .foG., town
ship seven, range Two, east; Also, south
hall Of Lot number five, section six
Lots number two, three and four, section
,aeyeny Lat number four, SECTION elgh
teen, township seven, range three, cast
Levied on as the property of defend
ants, and will be sold to satisfy tht
above stated cases.
Sale to take place within the hou.'
prescribed by law.
S. HAMBLEN, ShG
Sept. IL, 37-4l pr fee Sl2
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rosTopNENrNr

The sale of tho above described prop.
orty is hereby postponed until the 18Th
day Of October
S, llAMBLEN, ShT
BY JESSE BRowN, Dcp'y
Sept l2, 36-il pr fee S3Ol
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-09-19

4 TPON opening the matters of this
y b., and It appearing to the salts
faction OF the Court that the defendants
Kills Walton and Magness league are
not inhabitants Of this State, but reside
beyond the limits thereof, so that the
process Of this Court cannot be executed
on them, therefore, it is ordered, that
unless the said defendants appear before
tho Chancellor at the Courtroom in
Jackson the First Monday in December
next, and plead, answer or demur to said
bill Of complaint, the several allegations
thereof will be taken for confessed and
such order and decree made therein as
the Chancellor may deem equitable and
just. It's further ordered that a copy Of
this order be inserted in the Madison
Wing Advocate once a week for two
months SUCCESSFULLY,
Attest. II. l.. DIXON, CTR
Stplember-ie, 1910. -,.... ~-----~>.a6-4d
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EEY virtue Of the above stated cases
10 me directed, will expose 20
pubic sale, Tor cash, before the Court
house door, in The town Of Canton,
On he Third Monday If October 1910,
The following property, to wit; The
northeast quarter and north half, cast
half, northwest quarter, and south half
Of the cast half, of the south east quar-
ter, and north half Of the eaat half south
west quarter, section nine, aud the south
half of the east half and south half of
the west half, northwest quarter, sec
ton fifteen, all in township ten, range
four, east, containing by estimation,
three hundred aud sixty acres, more OF
less.
Levied on as the property Of defend
ant Sims, and viii be sold TO satisfy
plaintiffs debt aud cost.
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DISAPPOINTMENT.

DISAPPOINTMENT
The sale of the above described pro-
perry is hereby postponed until the First
Monday in October
w N. GWlN. Marshal
F6r he Sy,itben Dt-.t o. .Nr'rpD'
~ M~a. HtTra i@N4
Sept 10, 37-S9 Pr ~ 6
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S HANBLEN, ShG

or lhe above land having been bid
Oft a. sale on Nc I'm 20 tugus, and
the Terms OF the sale not compiled wan,
the purchaser will be held responsible
for any deficiency there may be- al re-
sale,
S. HAMBLEN, ShD
Sept II, 37-4l pr lee s,23I
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-09-19

The sale ~ the above described pros
FrHt hereby postponed lalIl Co., east
lay 1T sapIamief iHiu
"a uANHlEN, $40
HFn H. AMrg bsp'e
Sept W, g-57 lpf lee slgj
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NlARSIiAL's SALE.


~ y iir'' y - Iis
, mt directed Try the a62eraIe cur.
cut court United States for the Southern
District Of Mississippi, | will exnoso to
public sale, ii6tT' t6ish'; 6ui0fo the 'CUurts
house door. IN the town Of Canton,
Oahe Third Monday Of September 1910,
The following property, to wit:
One Gin Stand,
One pair Mill Stones and Mill
Irons,
One Wagon and Harness,
One Bed and Bed-stead, and
Kitchen Furniture.
ALSO-Oa the Second Monday Of Octo-
Der, 1870,
The following described land, to witt
The northeast quarter Of section FIVE,
and the southwest quarter and the north
hall Of the east half Of the southeast
quarter, and twenty-five acres off the
north end Of the west hall o. the south
east quarter Of section five, and south
west quarter Of section four, township
ten, range three, east, containing ID all
FIVE hundred and forty acres, more or
less.
Levied on as the properly Of defend
ant Anderson, and will be sold 10 atis-
fy plaintiffs debt and cost.
Sale TO tuke place within the hours
prescribed by law.
W. NJ GWlN, Marshal,
Far Hs s7uittn Dafelctof .Htnfu.pi.
81 W L BArTg, Dept
/ Sep. 8, 36-40 Pr Zee ISL
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siirnyrr,s sALn.

'fahffh'f y 80 ssf'
,Naiiioa el,cat court ~ N6rsHber ttrm $40
Susan Rowland,
W on f. IA,
John Ewing and
r. q, Anderson, b.
John O Cole,
va AUl0 Rnt mWC.
John Ewing ana
Samuel Ewing
DY VIRTUE 81 ne above stated eases 10
I'D mo directed WlIl expose pub.
llr SALE ior cash before tho Couri halse
door, IN the town OF Canton,
On Moaiay ne IN day oC September l9lO,
=. That olowing parcel OF land, TO we
The northwest corner 81 the west hafI
Of the southwest quarter OF sceuon
thirty, township nine, range three ro.E
beginning at the corner OF aforesaid rum
nng equal distances south aud east so
as 10 include ten acres
ALSO-Ude ROME MARE
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ant Iobp EMlng.and will Be sold 10 salts
ly plaintiffs debt and cost
S, HAMBLEN, H'f
.,'.s".,,vN No., ~ :. tfNQWg tr~ya4.
August I, 30-95
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S. HAMBLEN, ShB.
August /, 30-35

The above described property was bid
off by George Calhoon and has no, been
paid for, who will be held responsible
for any deficiency at resale
S. HAMBLEN, SIN.
'- Sept. lex. -.-,26-4l [pr fee Sh3l
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-09-19

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4 Cows aad f4ltes,
| Piano Forte,
/ NegnfHff,
/ Folding Table,
! Common ~,
. Common square Tables
! dozen Chairs
Beds.
= Curtain lledsicadq.
: Common Bedsseads,
Clock.
Levied ou o. lba property n defend
anl = n llahet hnd will IL sold Oh
satisfy plaintiffs debt end cost
~ iiANHLEN, Sbf
~ ~ r. AttEy, Dfgv
August ~ $3.50
rmrrosrNEsr
The sale 0l Che hhava described nf8.
Yag'y @tat9tg yas'gapaa ~ 'ts ion
day u lvlohar, 1910.
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seri ~, seafI m ~ siF'f
\ -,t~ s~Trtwx.- -ttsy -
,uaiifn eireai easH r Abrsn'tf term, lelo
leigh Maddun Coz
q q slHgctald 81. al.
II virtue q the above stalled ease %
III ~ - 3''s'''
lic sale, Cor cash before the door Of the
Courthouse in the town Of Canton,
,QR Atadgg iAs 2oA /. dag ef Jalg lolo,
The following lot or parcel OF land,
10 wit The south half Of ives, half Of
northeast quarter, aud south half OF
cast half Of northeast quarter, and the
north half Of east half Of soulh.eas,
quarter, and north half Of west half Of
southeast quarter, oil Of section twenty.
nine, in township eight, range two, west
LIVED on as the property Of defend.
a., posme o, and will be sold 10 satisfy
rlnin,i,Ta ,.ob, ard cost
''''''''' 5. hatNBLEN, SAY
By !. r lIETu, Deputy.
June 10, 23-2s
POSTPONEMENT
The sulc Of the above described pro.
perry is hereby postponed until the 7lh
day Of September
S. HAMBLEN, ShF
BYJ,T. nETn, Dcp'y
Angus, !, So-35
PosTPoNEMENT,
The sale o. the above described pro.
perry Is hereby postponed until the l0'h
day Of October
s HAMBLEN, SAT.
nv J I Horn, Dep'g.
Sept. e, Seal Pr fee S43l
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MARsiIALs SALE


United States circuit court-Noreplber term l8d).
Martin, Peasants and
Co,
VS. P,su Il ia. en- bond.
;. Hambien g. surities,
T. n Southmayo ~
VS. Alias il ia on bond.
Same and suuties
by virtue of the above stated cases o
- me directed by The honorable cir
cult court United States, for the Southern
District of Mississippi, | will expose 10
public sale, for cash, before the Court
house door, in the town of Canton,
On the Third Monday Of October 1910,
|, being the 10Th day Of the month. the
following described lands, TO wit. The
east half, south west quarter, and south
half OF the east hall, and west half of
the northwest quarter, section twenty
six, township eleven, range four, east,
containing wo hundred acres, more or
less, - ALSO, Three head OF Horses,
one Mule and Two Colts, five yoke OF
Oxen and one Wagon and It's appendix
ges, forty head Of Cattle and sixty head
OF Hogs Also. LOT OF Farming Tools,
70 wit: Ploughs, Harrows, Hoes and
Gear, &c.
Levied on as the property OF defend
asl naaibls8. ags E,st ts odia sa .A. Ia.
~1%S ~. sV& .sass en- e..
Sale within the hours prescribed by
law.
I'm VI. GNlN, Marshal.
~ tit .SoaitsrH Dtsfnri u .Hi,ningn
,iAs ..,.,. ~ w. 1, RtTfg, DsD'g
sept. II, 37-il n lee sic
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-09-19

az virtue ol the above stated case 10
- me directed, ! will expose TO public
sale Tor cash, before the door OF the
.Cupr.huusc IN the town of Canton, Mudl-
son county,
On Monday The 1914 day Of October 1910,
The following described land, to witt
ssfgs 's'S,sSi.'-a.a@ ssl.s.s -Sas9ss@s sgF a
section lwcnty -four; the north west quar-.
ter OF section twenty five, aud the east
halt, south west quarter, secuon thirty
Jour, all IN township seven, range one,
east, containing seven hundred auu TWEEN.
~ acres.
Levied on as he property oil deteu
dams ana viii b. sold osalsIy the above
sta d case,
sale within The hours prescribed b,
Jaw
n HANBI,EN Sh'E
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81 iEs e Ba0WN D-py
3f-37 fff ire ei7I
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levied aH Al ihs ffHFWe 81 faaH8
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" "'' '@"' 9ft@ svst ~ = ..,. s.a u y,
Comm REAL sad Raj!
Kald ana,
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POsTPONENENr

The ls's &c ihn aboye DESCRIBED pro.
ssgG .rEFssA& ga,.l.a..d .uu. ihe .lsi
iHg ui @eniemhhf. va W"
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DISAPPOINTMENT.

DISAPPOINTMENT
Tho sulc Of the above described pro.
perry is hereby postponed until the 7ih
day Of September.
S. HAMBLEN, SAY,
BY IT lETn, DepB.
August !, 3o-35
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posTpoNEMrNT.

rhc sale o the above described pro.
perry Is hereby postponed until tho l9'h
day Of October
$ HAMBLEN, SAT
nv J I. Horn, Dep'g
Sept. l2, 36-4l Pr fee Si3l
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-09-19

,uaiisn nraai sasfi = .Nbtsns,f term, lei1
Leigh Maddun s Coz
Fisa q. 10. On bond
- q siFHotad el al.
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silsH,rrs sALg.

p, z iieAsa4.H. utgg
sept. ID. 5l-5n IL Ieo sul
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-07-25
Ero,r thn Mao York Erpress.

The United States Treasury has become bank
rupt right speedily after the adjournment of Con-
gress. Two dralts-one for $4,000 and one
S1O,Ooo-drawn by the Navy agent, for Navy
supplies in the Pacific, and accepted by j. X.
Pau,ding, Secretary of the Navy, are now laying
err was willing to receive any funds the Secreta-
~ had. The Government drafts are protested
;1every direction Two drafts, drawn by the
Post Master General on the Post Master at New
Orleans, were recently protested-and on thei
return to Washington, MIR. Kendall offered to
renew them, by giving draft on the East, but
would pay neither damages, interest, or expenses.
There are now exhibited in Wall street, drafts
drawn by A. Kendall, on Mr.. Coddington, our
Post Master here, for the paltry sum OF five dol
lars This shows apoverty never before known
If the department at Washington wont pay bill
of five dollars without giving draft, they had
better shut up shop.
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HnY order of the tyaommIssioners ofinsolvent deb
ors for the Gle nd county of Baltimore, notice IS
hereby given to tn creditors of s. T. SKINNER,
an insoIveni debtor that personal discharge hath
been granted the said debtor and that the said cred
tors required attend at the Office of the said com
mssioners in the court house, in the city of Baltimore,
noon, and nominate trustee trustees, TO be appoint
ed for their benefit: and give all the information in
their possession to said commissioners, TO enable
them to report to Baltimore county court agreeably to
an act of Assembly, passed at December session. 1851
entitled Gan relating to nsovent debtos" and that
The LIST day of August next hath beck fiyed for the
final hearing in his before the said commissioners
Dated the 9TH day of April, in the year 1910.
ap l4-1aw3m ma Wl1w
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VOL. H...NO. SO.

JOSEPH BoNApARTE- National Gazette
furnishes the following intelligence of this Illus
trious man:
We regret to learn that the Count de Survil-
hers Joseph Napoleon, ex-King of SPAIN was
dangerously ill, although hopes were entertained
of his recovery. No one has been permitted to
see him except on two occasions, Prince Louis
Napoleon, his nephew, who is unremittlng in his
inquiries, and has sent his own private physician
to be in attendance at the Counts residence.
There seems to be no doubt in the minds of the
medical attendants that the recent events in
France respecting the ashes of Napoleon, coupled
with the continued prescription of the entire fam
lily, of which the Count is the head, and the I'M
accountable error of General Bertrand, in dispo-
sing of the arms of the late Emperor contrary to
the intention of that sovereign and the wishes of
Joseph, have had the effect of producing this sud-
den and alarming indispositlon.-So says the
London papers.
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THE WAY VAN buren, ANswERs-"Mr. Van
Buren,, what is your opinion of the tariff ques-
tion?n !.
ssConsuH the letter wrote to John Doe, if
you please, gentlemen
-sWhat are your views on the standing army
bill?n
81 cannot too strongly recommend your atten-
ton to pamphlet directed by me to fiehara zoe,
all other subjects"
eBut, sir, we have no access to those docu-
ments; oblige us with direct answer to cur
questions
ssGentlemen, love the peopie-Amos ,oves
the people: we both love the people; and there
fore whatever Amos says is his opinion, IS my
opinion also-there is a remarkable concurrence
Of opinion between us-good day, gentlemen
Now by way of comment, we would remark
that Van Buren, has not only a thinking" but
sswritingo committee, and that he dare not an
sw er a question, except through the columns o
the Globe Harrisburg Telegraph.
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WBY order of the commissioners of insolvent debit
ors for the city and county of Baltimore, notice is
hereby give to the creditors of SETH SUMMER
SON, an insolvent debtor, that personal discharge
hath been granted the said debtor and that the said
creditors are required attend 1.-THE office of the said
commissioners in the house, in the city of Bati
MORE the 9TH day of Sept next at 10 O'Clock ia the
forenoon and nominate trustee or trustees, to be
appointed for their benef and to give all the inior
NATION in their possession to the said commissioners, to
enable them report TO Baltimore county court agree
ably to act of Assembly, passed at December ses
SION 1881 entitled 'an relating TO insovent debtos:'
and that the 9Th day of Nov. next hath been fixed for
the final hearing in his case, before the said commits
soners.
Datsdhe 9th day of July, in the year 1910.
iyt2-laW3m
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THE PILOT.
From the Boston .4tlGS.
SONG FOR JIM CROW.
p o Z II r Y :

u Chapman he must Croac Patti
Let all de British Tory;
Who feel very low;
Keep stiff de upper lip,
And give loud Crow.
BRAa about and BET about
And grin just SO;
And every time you meet Wing,
Give loud CROW.
Massa Kendall give de order,
"Charge on de foew
So neber be down-hearted,
But give a loud CROW!
BrGg about, &c.
Old Missis GI1t11dy,
Who eberything do know;
He tell de Loco,
"Give a loud CROW"
{. Brag, &c.
Old Massa Richie
He say just So
Stick to de dunglill,
And give loud CROW!
Brag, SC.
Dere is Louisiana,
No matter how she go
Only claim the battle,
And give loud CROW!
Brag, sc.
Massa Van be frightened,
Everybody know,
Still he scold at Amos
Cause he doesn't CROW!
BrGg about and boast about
find strut Just so,
find Meier lose de spirits,
But gire loud CROW!
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BALTIMORE REAL ESTATE AGENCY
1884, SOUTH STREET.

~ FOR S.4LE.-A very neat and spacious 2 bto-
MIEIf ry DWELLING, twenty-five feet front, with ex-
sGltensve back building and breakfast rOom built in
the best a deep Lot, hydrant in the yard
mouse is nearly new, and in complete order Possession
can be had Immediately. not sold by the first of July,
will then be for rent 1t is situate in Saratoga street.
north side, near Chapel alley.
Sd .4LSO-A comfortable and spacious two story
1iiIIIf DWELLING, pleasantly situated on lot front
Aslng fory-seven feet George and 10 feet on Pine
street.
- .aLSO-A desirable new Two story Dwell
1Iit LING twenty five feet 'front.' with attic story and
ssextensve back building, stable and cUrriage house
hydrant in the yard-suate in Eutaw street, convenen
to the Lexington Market
81 .4LSO-Two large and convenient3 sto- ~
Gtf5IIf ~ DWELLINGS. on fine deep Lots; stu !sI
lsA1ate in Lexington ST., between Charles ands@sAA
st. P4us sts.
~ .4LSO-A conyenient and well arranged three
fRiIIf story DWELLING, situate in Lombard, between
Hanover and Sharp streets, now in complete re-
pair
q. .ALSO-A substantial and modern built three
19lIIIf story DWELLING, with extensive back build
GsA1ing and drawing room, situate in Franklin, near
st. Pauls st.
50 FOR RENT-A spacious and convenient
faiIIl WAREHOUSE, the north side OF Market, be-
Sharp and Hanover SITS.
~ .aLSO-The Dwelling part of large ana CON
fsIII venient HOUSE, $50 Market street, below How
Haard well calculated for genteel Boarding House,
the situation being avery desirable one to reside at mere
is very little doubt but that sufficient nHmber OF gem
tee boarders could be had in the neghbohood to rem
der it profitable. .
FOR S.fLE-seveLal very desirable FARMS, with
good improvements, and in fair state OF cultivation
within to p miles of DaltiR0re-most OF them IN the
immediate neighborhood Of limestone.
.4LSO-A FARM of 300 Acres of rich Land; IN
a most desirable healthy neighborhood Astounding IN
limestone, about Is miles from Baltimore. ,
lie % Amply to FOWLER & TYSON.
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Total,

BRITIsH AND AMERICAN STEAM NAVIGATION
CoMPANY's SHIP PREsIDENT.-Thi ship will
leave Liverpool for New York on the LIST of
August, and is undoubtedly the largest and most
splendid steam ship that has ever been built She
measures 1850 tons, and has engines of 600 horse
power. She is therefore $50 tons larger than the
British Queen, with which ship she is to keep up
a monthly communication between this port,
London and Liverpool, sailing alternately the
first of each month. The President will depart
regularly from Liverpool, andthe British Queen
from London.
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The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-07-25

FROM MoNrEvIDEo.-A slip from the Salem
Gazette Office says-ssWe are indebted to Mr..
Merritt, passenger in the barque Chalcedony,
which arrived at this port on Saturday, in forty
seven days from Montevideo, for the Ell Nacion-
all of the latest date, which has the following
postscript:
'sDeciaratiOn of THar, by the Proci1lce Of
T,tcunlan, against the tgrdnt RosGs.-We shall
publish, within two hours, supplement to the
National, containing the official declaration OF
war by the government of Tucuman, against the
tyrant Rosas. The chiefs of the army of opera
ton against this filthy assassin, are General La
Madrid and Colonies Ligones and Acha."
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-07-25

CAUSES OF SUIcTDE.-The following table is
curious, from the comparison it offers between
the number of self-murders in the two sexes, and
the causes which respectively stimulated each;
the male and female being only equal in the cases
showing, that in England by far the greater
number of suicides-more than two-thirds of the
whole whose causes are mentioned-have arisen
from the pressure of real and tangible events
The following suicides were committed in Lon
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-07-25

Two steam ships, belonging to the Pacihc
steam Navigation Company, had been fitted lou our
for their destination in the Pacific Ocean. ono
had already left London for Falmouth whence
she was to depart on the I'd for Rio ia Janeiro;
both were to proceed together from Rio, through
the Straits of Magellan, to Valparaiso and Cal
lao