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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-06-25
From the National Iatelligencer.
GEN. HARRISON AND Ills AID.
VERSARIES.

Among the demonstrations OF the Rich.
mond Enquirer, baas,ed OF in the third
number Of lis " Views" is one which
escaped our notice in its preceding nun
Der, but which we are glad that the N
qnlrer has attracted our attention To-.
The Substance of il il, that General Har-
rIs"n was appointed Minister TO Colon
h'a BY Mr.. Adams, late President Of the
United States, which seems To be imput-
ed to The General as a deadly political
sin.
But, in his appointment upon this mis-
sion II sister Republic. can any thing
be found to sustain the charge, insinuaied
by the Enquirer. that General Harrison
j. nut e calculated To support The princi-
pies of the Republican parry" II he
vas no, entitled In this distinction by
every consider iIion that should govern a
patriotic President 10 selections for office.
then it must be admitted tia, experience
furnishes no rule on which The appoint.
ing power can safely rely, and that the
offices Of The country might as well be
d'sribuied by lottery. A splendid mill
iay career. commencing almost in his
boyhoud. hal carried his own and his
eouniry's name as FAR as her eagles flew.
With equal honor he had served her in
tn walk. of peace. lie had discharged
high civil trusts. legislative. adminisira.
tive. and diplomatic. with signal ability;
III was known as The protecting genius
nf an extended and exposed frontier: he
had received high tokens Of confidence
from Presidents Washington, Jefferson,
and NJ .disnn. as well a. from the first
President Adams. aud he had shawn that
lie deserved them all. Ills country knew
h'n as a competent and faithful servant,
"Irue in cnuacil and trusty in peril: as
Tread ofIen tried, and never found
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-06-25
len. Harris0n's Letter
Mr. Lyons.

The following correspondence be-
tween Mr.. Lyons, the Wing eleclor for
the Richmond district in Virginia, and
Gen. Harrison, has been published in
the Richmond Wing. This, like all the
other letters OF the General, is clear and
explicit; and to every unprejudiced MUD
will conclusiveIy show how utterly with
out foundation are the charges brought
up against him of being an Abolitionist,
a Federalist. &c. In few days his let.
ter TO the Wing members Of the New
York Legislature will be published, and
will still more distinctly define the Cen
erals position, and show ,ha, he is now,
what he always has been. friend 10 the
South, and a sound Republican.
TO the Editors Of The Whig:
GENTLEMES-I send you herewith a
copy of a letter addressed by me TO Gen.
Harrison, and his reply 10 IL. My letter
furnishes the whole explanation OF the
cause which induced me to write it-and
the reply conclusively vindics,es the posi-
tons heretofore taken by the Wings IN
respec, TO the opinions Of Gen. Harrison.
The Abolition humbug is al an end, and
the Enquirer and the "Secre,ary OF the
Van Buren, Commiiee" can no longer
ride upon ,ha, bubble. The Enquirer
will now be relieved from the painful. duty
Of charging AboIitionism upon Gen. liar
rison. while the Editor was satisfied, as
he confessed, las ! have been most
eredibly informed thai. he did uos believe
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-06-25
From the Madisonian.
NEW YORK uNDoUBTED.

The following letter from well known
and esteemed member Of the House Of
Representatives from the Empire State.
whose devotion to republican principles
has been long and consistent. will ia
crease The confidence those who know
best. every whore entertain. in regard 10
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-06-25
10 THE EDITORS.

iu tflE I'LL OhS.
Me.srs. Coles & Sesion: Please rub.
Ii.h n The lni~ll,gsnrer The suhiained ex.
tract at = letter from Gen. Harrison. on.
der dsie of The 2SIh ullimo. Its in ans.
scr 10 communication which address
ed 10 him. relative To that ignominious
sahieriian 90 The Cincinnati cammillee
whlch has been 80 afIen ascrlbrd 10 him
n. repels The imputaiion that ~.
fanSshss arc suLirs, abe AssPiag or die
t.lan al = eOmlaIiIte.
The pabIirsiian % The annexed portion
Of III. ls If is due TO Gen. Harrison. Il
uill be appreciated BY The candid and The
JUS, Of al parties. TO give il au,henlici.
Is, /. q sufficient mnlive Tor connecting
nv name Ni,h IFS publication.
YuuIs. respectfully. .......
JOSEPH l.. WILLIAMS.
wa.Ans'oi. June 6, 1910
Eriraai from Gn. Harrison's Letter.
IAN ihr ennnexion which I ever had
with the Corresponding Committee Of
the Wigs Of Hamilton county THAT
~hwh suppose has been alluded 10. is.
tia, | requested the committee. through
is chairman Mt,r G~ynne. TO give The
Information sought Tor. in some Of The
numerous lepers ] received. in rela
iiun 70 nv political opinions, and events
in my past life. This was a. be done by
sending 10 the writers Of those letters The
documenls which contained the informa-
ton they sought. lie was. also, author
iEed. in rases where further opinions were
asked iar. To state my determination 10
give no olher pledges of what would or
would nOI d.. il shonll be elected 10 the
Presidency. The reasons which had in-
dueed ne TO sdnp, this determination are
CoalaiaFd in q letter written 10 q COM
miaseinNew York. and which will. I pre-
sumo, be 5000 published. With neither Of
The Other members ofIhe committee did I
ever exchange one word. or. by letter.
give Of receive any suggestions IS 20 the
manner in which The task 10 which I had
assigned 10 the commune was 10 be per
formed. Indeed. | did not knaw. IN
ul very reeen,ly. who were The members
nfihe cJmmutve. -F-~-.tlL--~ M sIanhf
at their being my political and personal
lTirnds; such ] iaund them TO be.
" As il has been asserted that ! en-.
ployed this committee To write political
opinions for me. because was unable To
write them myself, il may be proper 70
say. that was never in The habit Of do
ing ibis; and tina. 10 all the Addresses,
Letters. Speeches, General Orders, &C..
which have been published under my
name aud with my sanction. there is nj,
line that was written or suggested By
any other individual. | do not claim for
these productions any merit; nor would
consider mystlf blsmeable had receiv.
cd The occasional assistance Of my friends
IN this way; but | mention it,. 10 show
how totally reckless are my political enc
mes in the assertions they make in rela.
ton 10 me-"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-06-25
From lhs Ss,isaal Iatelissaee..

We hare CREST pleasure In presenting
20 car rrsdss The following leIlsr from
The lIaa. Joseph l.. Williams. q respeel.
"a Representative in Congress from the
..s.s 3, Tennessee. which explodes the
laaBdssaR Of one Of the contemplate e.
lsrs Ia dlsparsge The Republiesn candi.
d.le llr the Presidency:
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-02

DE kaIb. Kostoiski. La Fayetie and u hnst of
others prove their exalted patriotism and love of
heftyl
by X. Il. Shelton--The tay We celebrate May
its returning aRniseisny be eelebtsted with renew ell
zeal, by a ice people
BY L. X. Quinn Abolnionists May they ere
long with iheir prttions, be consigned To Oblivion
never mofe interfere with The rights Of the South
by s ". Sheltoo-Fhe biuh day OF Washing
ton-Whr the Light lnantrp cease To celebrate IT,
they cease To be worthy It the untne of Volunteers.
by j. II. Seay-Our Hosts Ncssfs. ker x
llarus-lhe and lihetalty display cd upon the
table tbs evening DO them much credit MAY
they long I've 10 furnish such fe this otd aud
vnr g, to Ii.e o her meet vilhas bounteous a
welcome as they hive gwen = 10 IA gut.
BY las. \. Iuntf--lhe Military SPIT oil The
nation; May tafal security ncytt endanger tue
liberty Of the people.
by Lieut.. Geo b. Thurman OF the Artillery
The Lynehburg Ilghl lai,utty Much admired
tor then martial ap, erauee, aud respected Tor thelr
gcneaany department.
by IN lnlanuymau--'fhe Ladies Of our town
Unsurpassed Ion theif beauty, sntuc aud intelligence
our chiu delight Is Ia honor aud protect them.
/ by IN lula lyman Capi. Jaues \ Turner A.
our Captain he las our respect aud esteem lof our
Colonel he shall have Votes.
BY A j. fRslef--Wm IL. llsuiz on, the oonsis
tent aud houcsl sllrsman the defender of Southern
piinci pies. the marswotn Veteran. May his log
CABIN soon be ebaadoucd lot the White House.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-02

uen.mefleJ compliment 10 his Illus
-. friend, Henry Clay--ihe magnaniaous
.oued. patriotic keniuekian-to whose noble
-.T.,e,i6ce, as a votve offering upon The altar Of
,..,,,,,y. he mainly attributed the present united
a enthusiastic attitude of The Wing party Of the
.,.,.d Sntes over whose banners. SO long pos.rate
: Tho dust. victory length lowering aud ready
:. ,,,ch,. The Hall rang with applause when Mr..
AZ =, The instance of friend, who begged linn m
,.,re, 10 npcril his life in his delicate STATE of life
teok his seat.
Mr.. Bots, who was loudly illed fo,, then rose.
ana, delivered brief but Speech in which
he ,efe red, ia terms Of just denuncation, To the
New Jersey case, and TO the efors If the Senate to
Destroy The credit of the States. upon tigned issLe
yosea bp itself that the general government, was
called upon TO assume their debs. Both Of these
measures he characietized wanon asgtessrons up.
on State Rghts-of VIII ch the dominant party false
" claim TO be the exclusive champions.
Every body is struck with the marked dilrere ce
be,veen the Loco Foco and Wing Conventions. In
,be FIRST all cold aud leless-lls orators were
!; u aud nsird-men Of fifth tate intellect, who u
q. ped the place oftedderS, while the men Of talents
p and character aud standing sat silent and mute
In The latter, all is enthusiasm and northumberland
the speakers have been men Of high order of
mind, well known throughout the county, and
whose yer, names will give weight aud Influence to
its proceedings In nothing, however is the differ
ence more striking than in the appearance OF the gal
ferries AID aisies-the Loco Foeo Conyention, after
It's first session, attracting but few auditors willie the
Whig Convention has been attended BY ovcfnoa ing
crowds, many being compelled to retire from sheer
inability to get into the II Ill galleries.. They
100, were frequently wranslng among themselves
the sure presage of approaching triunph--a ptcsage
which derives additional sire 9Th from the reports
brought from tie country BY the special delegates
We man be defeated in Virginia this Spring aud in
the FAN; but, if as Mr.. Bolts said, Il Wings 1eH
20 10 The polls, lave fears for the result. Tn
ISLANDERS heaped by venal press and lis dur's upon
Gen. Harrison have no effect, if he people will
listen, in candid spirit, 10 the discussion # his
claims upon Southern gratitude and support Ii,
The candidates for their sunrdges 90 toth armed with
the evidences Of these claims and the people can
never hesitate 10 support him, her native son, who
proved his loyalty TO her rights anl iateles's al IA
time when devotion her was the sacrifice Of hlusey
and at The very moment when Van Buren, was
siabbing her vital interests, by insttucng his ftdeId
ally,-ior Mr.. jefferson said tie Missouri agitation
WAS caused by Tire struggles oi he 'ledfal ieaacrs'
for power-to vote tor the ntcfdicon Of slavery Is
The condition Of Tie admission OF New States INTO
the Union
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-02
D.E.N'TE.N'G .FG.SHDE.NI'.
MIR. j. WORD,

EEAVlNG ARRIVED IN THIS PLACE.
u has tic honor of informing the cu,zens u
LNchbuig and its vicinity, that is his intention,
rs saon rs suiic tent patronage may be obtained Ia
pen u SCHOOL. lot the instruction of Youths oI
both Sexes in the polite accomplishment OF Dan
eng.
1t IS, alsn, his wish. III the same time, TO open
Night School fot young Gentlemen, in some con.
venient aud appropriate roar. Such parents aud
Guardians - have desire 10 lave thus, under lel
care instructed, have opportunity OF dong
by application To the franklin, where subscription
si is, and entering their names.
RrrfnrneE-Capl. Robert Morris.
Mattho q IL
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-02

o. Orders from the oounirylor Tickets drawn by
,. S. Gregory &Co. in all ptrginia Schemes, fac
onpanicdb by cash Piize lckeis.) promptly aud
colfdentially attended TO, when addressed 10
HENRY II. BOOKER,
Lynchburg, Va.
O. My customers may always depend see.
ing The numbers Of every LOTTERY in which !
sell Tickets, published in his paper, (rhe Virgil
MANI so suou as the Official J.>t Of the Drawing il
eceivt d. ii. III. BOOKER.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-02
PIANOS! riANOS!!

TENHE subscriber calls the attention OF the Pu"hc
Il to.a cullrc,ion Of PIANOS now offered '"e
sale, among which there are second LANDED lns'fu-
ments that will be Id al great saciih'e.-fte h"s
also received three Instruments winch ne oe-
lieves cannot be surpassed either in II ish tone or
p,ice.-rhe great number Of them sold to Tie ent're
satisfaction of he Purchasers makes further RECON-
menda,ion unnecessary.
They are be seeo At his Music ROOM opp"s'e
Mr. Evans China Warehouse, where lie coni""es
giving lessons on the Panolorte
Feb. II ~Os
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-02
ENGLssra SCHOOL.

TIVE next session OF my school will commences
j on The 2d March.
Pupils will be received and instructed usual
in all The branches of English LiefMure. Writing
Arithmetic, &c. particularly attended to.
Terms low aud accomuod sling
J. COLE.
Feb. 81 81 it,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-02
EbTatrSHSS Received

of the Virginia State Lottery for the benefit oil the
town OF WeIlsburg
Extra Class, No. Q. fotl540, VIZ:
is % so G3 l3 81 ~. "a IA SO 80 9.
Good Prizes sod ia the above Scheme by
H. II. BOOKER
Lottery and Exchange Broker
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-02
e.. ~. TIES.
No. 1s7, MARK1r STREET, BALTIMORE.
Importer and wholesale dealer in
Foreign and Domestic
I'd Fe T. G 0 ID I'D - :.

I 5 receiving his Spring Goods consisting Of a
4 large and desirable assortment oi French, Eng
.sh aud domestic Goods Of tie latest lmportaons
and the most fashionable and des rable SYKES, Sc
lected principally for the Virginia trade, aud wall be
soil to that ale free Of exchange and low they
can be bought in New York any other Market.
lie very respectfully suiicits the patronage Of his
friends and buyers generally, and promises 10 show
Them large, desirable, beautiful aud even splendid
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-02
aEApEE AVE FANCY GOODS,

WINCH thcy Wi uOt Ind geneIRIIy m MaIket.
III has u tmiety # new style Fancy Goods of the
richest aud most splendid imported 10 this country,
such as embroidered silks and Sarins fiom SO so to
s. 20 per ynd; embroidered Capes aud Cpals OF
the newest styles embroidered llaudkerchrfs from
SEQ to $3.50 per daz; new style Shawls aud Mantil-
las, from 80 SIS per piece; Poletules, and
beautiful ailicle. $50 10 $50 each. Together with
many other splendid aud desirable Gaods. And in
1ddition 10 hls regular ock lie has laley purchas-
ed stock Of Jelwceo $50 aud $40 0d0 on such
terms as viii enable hin to sell item WY much be.
io9 tie VI rlct price
Blltinofe, Feb. y 81 IL
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-02
NOTICE.

A LII the property, both partnership and ndiydu--
"A NJ, of Simpson x Lyman aud all lier notes, at
counts aud other evidences e debts, have been
transferred 10 the undersigned Trustees Tor the
benefit of Just creditors who therefore requested
10 make immediate ntmali N Of their clainns.--
Persons indebted TO the late firm, either OF its
partners individuality are expected To come forward
and settle forthwith. as longer indulgence, cannot
be gwen. THOMAS L. BOULDlN. Z Trus-.
WILLIAM I. YANCEY. tees.
Feb. 81 IL
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-02
.HEDE<.EL.
Dr. Nathaniel w. PAYNE,

OFFERS his professional services Ia tho ciii-
~ zens Of Lynchbufg and the surrounding couh-
try in the following branches the ptaclee OF Phys
e Surgery and Obstetrics. lie naltefs hlnsciE that
twenty years experience IN Vuginiaaud The South
crn States, will cne him TO share OF public patti
ronage
lie may he found al his residence neal the Fra H.
lin Hotel.
Feb. ~ 81. If
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-02
Notice.

HNHE subscriber has Just received and opened
L an entire new stock uf
GROCERIES, a
NJ his old stand. OF Nam street and the ali.y
leading to Friends Warehouse. lie confidently
surcs his old Customers and the public in If
articles in his line. that he and will sell tirn
lower than offered bclo,c IN this market; aud M
he is determined 10 sell for Cash only, or in barter
Tor country produce, he offer inducene Is tn
dealers lie especially solcits u call sah
JOS. MARSH.
March 9 Ion
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-02
Great bargains ih Caiicocs and
E'laDncls.

ENHE subscriber has on hand large lot Of sea-
Il sonable Calicoes aud Red and White Flannels;
which he is DESTROYS to dispose OF belore receiving
new supply, aud will ofTei them ut prices thar he
feels confident will ensure quick sale-all he asks IS
a call and examination ol the articles
NJ. HART.
Feb. 90 Is y
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-02

TO CONTINUE FOR A VERY SHORT
tim. longer in Lyncliborg promp, application is re-
speeiiuIIy requested.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-02
Cook and Washer for hire.

q HAVE a first rate Cook. Washer aud lroner fol
l. hire, the balance OF the year.
RYLAND ROBER rs.
Feb "a 81
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-02
$4,000 (!

TIRGINId MO NONGILIA LOTT cry,
Glass 3 for 1910.
To be drawn at Alexandria, Va. March Ia, 1910
75 numbers, IL ballots.
CAPITALS.
$50. 600 10000
600 dollars 3 800 dollars
300 dolias 5000 dollars
, 500 dollars
40 Prizes of 81 800
SO OF $3.50 60 OF 200
Tickets only ten dollars.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-02

HI OF G. E&'S T. a " & r. This
a u valuable aud we-esfabished remedy for sale
at Baltimore prices AT Howell DAVIES.
Feb. 81 sif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-02
.1nfi-assgHFar System Of
WRITING

NvESsRS. ATkEN& WELLINGTON. An
wi thors and Teachers Of elegant Pcnmans,ip.
from New York, have the pleasure 10 inior'n the La
dies and Gentlemen of Lynclburg, that tley will, by
snecial request, remain here short time 10 give
course Of cssonsi Ia ihe, and fashionable style Of
WRITING,
Glasses are now totmnc. forenoon, afternor n. anil
evening, NJ their Writing Academy: where all ihasr
who wish To become elegant and fashionable writer's.
may have opportunity by entering The classes i'm
mediatey. d4
! Messrs. A. & w. pledge themselves To Impari I"
Ladies aud Grstlemen. of every age from 10 10 60
wears in one course Of lessons, the splendid aud
! highly finished style Of Wiring. Commercial. h
pislnlarv. Expeditions lor The Counting Room. ell
CAN'T delicate. aud unly becoming Tor The Lalies-
M matter how bad, deformed tiaInped the pn-
pil's present writing may be.
| Terms reasonable and they warrant entire salts
| faction TO all who may honor Them With call.
Writing Academy IN the rear oi Payne x Grego-
| ry's Book Store.
Open few days for the reception of pop'ts aand
risiiors, where exhibition ii specimens AMI tho
improvements of 1000 persons who have attend Il
these lessons in Richmond and Pe,crsbrug DARN.
the pas, month, may be seen. Ladies meet n, IL
o'clock, NJ. daily
| March y 2, if
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-02
FOR RENT,

FOAs RENT
TilE Store Cellar and Back Yard Of <es.ex
l. the Tenement on Main Street, formerly B;I
occupied by Csswell Poe as Bcahef Store. ka.l
Application may be made 10 Caswel Poe.
JOHN POE.
March Wv ns
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-02
$4,000 {!

VIRGINIA PETERSBURG LOTTERY,
Extra Class 3, Tor 1910.
To be drawn al Richmond March 10.
GRAND SCHEME.
S15 900 S5.000ii
$500 dollals 1000 dollars
,3s7 dollars l.l50 dollars
20 Prizes Of $1,000, &C.
Tickets $5--shares IN proportion.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-02
This fine imported .VHCk,
NIGHT OF MALTA,

WILL MAKE HIS NEXT SEASON AT
w my Stable, IN bedford county, miles north
west Of Liberty, The Road leading Ia Bu ehanan
aud one mile east Of Capt. ". Il. Jones's Mill
For terms SEQ llandbils. MAT HARVEY.
Mach I'm
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-02
EDUCATION.

;ssllE SPRING SESSION OF tho subscriber's
SCHOOL, will commence on the second Of
March, /. will be of four months confinuancr.
IIENNINGHAM V. sRtED.
Feb II IAN II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-02
.9E.EKGN NEREE,.TsES!

S10,OGO!!
VIRGINIA LEESBURG LOTTERY,
Class No. .. Tor 1910.
To be dawn AT Alexandria, Va, March 7,
IS Numbers--l3 drawn Ballots.
GRAND SCllEME
$40 900 Is 900
5000 dollars , 600 dollars
10000 dollar 2.497i dplla,s
50 Przes Of 81 900. 80 Prizes 800 &c.
Tickets only Ten Dola,s.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-02

Our inspections are increasing, but we do moi OK.
neet much To be done ior the next three months.
Tho prices are so low compared With the last year,
lhai the planters are If yet unwilling 10 take them.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-02
ElSEudsI HI.

Cotton Yarns ut the Lyoehhurg Factory No. i n,
% els, No. - cts, No. and 81 cts, aud Q
5s cts, 10 ard % cts IL and - - cts, aud II
- cts & and IL - els, Ia 30 cts.
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-12-09

REVENUE CUTTERS ON WINTER SERVICE
Orders have been issued from the Treasury De-
partment at Washington to the revenue cutters
Hamilton, at Boston; Madison, at Wilmington,
Delaware; Yancey, at Norfolk; Van Buren,, at
Baltimore; and the jackson at New York, re-
Iative TO their course of winter service. The
instructions direct the commanders to ship ali
extra number of hands, carry extra provisions,
fuel water and other necessary supplies in such
quantities as can be conveniently slowed, and
IN the exercise of their regular duties to keep
up complete winter cruise along their respee-
five line Of coast, returning to port only under
stress of weather or for the want OF supplies
The object of this order is to enable the cutters
to render good and efficient service during me te
approaching season Of suffering and peril to
vessel bound to ports of the United States, OF
otherwise as the case may be, and to alleviate
any instance Of maritime distress when may
come under their notice. All supplies thls
furnished to vessels in distress are to he duly
accounted for, and charged at cost price, foi
which The bills of the masters on the owners OF
consignees are to be received for the amount
Bali. .AneTtcaa.
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-12-09

SOMETHING NEW.-CARD PRINTING, on
of nrinting 1900 Cards per Hour, at MURPHY'S GEN
ER.qL PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT, No lao
Market street. few doors below the Bank OF Baltl-
more. The undersigned, DESTROYS OF aordins lhe cru
zens of Baltimore the same facilities that enjoyed in
other cities has very great expense, procured one
of those beautiful Presses which, from its constructions
is capable ofprntng greater number otcards IN g.
ven time, than any other
My assortment Of Fancy Job Type, Flowers, &c
comprises every variety cast in this country, TO wch
every style Of letter will Immediately De addeuhu
no pains expense spared TO furnish customers win
neat article, at exceedingly low prices.
JOB PRINTING, of every description, executed IN
the neatest manner, at very moderate prices.
noS 81 JOHN MULTIPLY.