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The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-06-10

f7-INVITAT1ON.-The young men of Baltimore
are cordially invited attend meeting 10 be held in The
Bev. ]. G. HAMMERS Church, Hanover street, on WE'D
NESDAY EVENING, 10th inst. at O'Clock, at which
time will be delivered by the Rev d. N KIRK,
expressly suited to that interesting portion of our
munity who it is expected will respond TO this affection
ate call. Ladies viii be excluded from this meeting
lie 9
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HgY order of lhe commissioners Of insolyent debt
for the city and county of Baltimore notice s
hereby given TO the creditors of j. MIHiLEN SENT,
hisolvent debtor, that personal discharge hath
been granted to the said debtor and that the said cred
ors required to attend at the Office of the said COM
missoners in the court house, in the city OF BaEore,
the LIST day of June next al ten O'Clock in the fore
noen and nominate trustee trustees to be appoint
ed for their benefit: and give all the Information in
their possession to the said commissioners, enable
them TO- report to Baltimore county court, agreeab, to
act Of Assembly, passed at December session. 1881,
entitled san act relating nsovent debtor; and hat
the LIST day of August mex hath been fixed for the final
hearing in his case before the said commissi
Dated the llth day of April in the yea 1870
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ARREST.-We learn that man by the
name of Potete was arrested last evening in the
Ben-Air Market, by Police officer Henniclz, on
suspicion of being concerned in the murder of
q. H I.aughlin.
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BpY order of the commissioners of insoyeni deb {
HBors for the city and county OF Baltimore, notice is
hereby given to the creditors of JOSHUA JONES,
insovent debtor, that personal discharge hath been
granted the said debtor, and that the saidcredto
required to attend at the Office of the said commission
in the court house, in the cry ofBamore on the
first day of June next O'Clock in the forenoon
and nominate trustee or trustees, to be appontedor
their benefit: and give all the information in then
possession to the said commissioners enable them 10
report 10 Baltimore county court, agreeably TO an
of Assem- bly, passed December session. 1881, entitled
..an act relating nsolyent debtorS;" and that the
first day of August next hath been fixed for the final
hearing lin his case before the said commissioners.
Dated the 4th day of April in the year 1910
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Upwards of twenty boats have arrived at Ha-
vre de Grace from Pennsylvania, with -four,
wheat, iron, coal, Sc, within a few days past.
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BALLOON ASCENSION.-Mr. Paullin
intends making an ascension from Salem, n. j
an few days.
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DUKEHARTa VARIETY STORE,
No M RALTIMORE STRFFT


(Between Southland Ca vert streets,
XETHERE can be had on reasonable terms, the
w following articles
Sweeping, scrubbing, Shoe, TOOTH WeaVens' ann Full
ler's BRUSHES
Round, Square, and Oval BUTTER PRINTS, hand
somely lettered
Willow basket CARRIAGES
Bellows, Marbles, Bandy balls, common Tops
Baskets, Washboards, towel Rollers
Fishing Hooks and Lines
Hay and garden Rakes
Lime or Lemon SqueeZers
| Nests of sugar Boxes
Bread Trays, cake Boards, and rolling Pins
MudIers; Spoons
| Lamp Wiclts, assorted; candle Wick
Cane metal Stays Reeds and Cane suitable for reed
makers
| Plough leading Lines
Parlour and kitchen BELLOWS
Patent Taps; Wool Cards
| Wooden, cassinett and Cotton
| Hand and fly Shuttles: cabbage Nets, sc.
| Baltimore, 5tb month. 1910. June At.
| TENHE lcLISIAN bIATTiASS.-Thi rs an ar
n liclc which for comfort, durability and cheapness,
challenges all conPetlion-itis by far the most pleas
ant cIeany and healthy article in the Bedding line and
the prices when compared with the prices of the Hair
Mattresses makes il much desirable article, and
any person wishing them do by application
at The Bedding Mart, N. w. and s. w. corner of LON
bard and Light Streets where they will find the most
extensive assortment in the United States, of ready
made Beds, BOlsters, Pillows, Mattresses, Comforts,
Cots &c Lc.--all any of which will be sold very
low for cash, by Immediate application as above,
| mi 27-4lts
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NDY order of the commissioners OF nsolvent delft
Esors for the city and county of Baltimore notice is
hereby given to the creditors of CHRISTOPHEk
PEASE, an insolventdehtor, that personal discharge
hath been granted the said debtor and that the said
creditors are required to attend at the Office OF the saS
commissioners - the court house, in the city of Balu-
more on first day of June next at ten O'Clock in the
forenoon, al nominate trustee trustees, TO be ap
pointed for their benefit and TO give all the nformuon
in their possession to the said commissioners enable
them TO report Baltimore county court agreeaby 10
an act Assembly, passed at December session, 1881
entitled san act relating isovent debtors;i and
that the LIST day of August next hath been fixed for the
final hearing in his case, be fore the said commission
ers.
Dated the 10th day of April in the year 1910.
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a large float of lumber has been lowed into
port, by the steamboats, Patapsco and Relief,
from the Susquehannah.
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;a5-TWELFTH WARD.-1he First Baltimore Tip
pecanoe Club will at their room at the Western
Hotel Cate Clarks) West Baltimore 81. on THURS
DAY EVENING, Jme1l, at O'Clock. All persons
opposed to the present Administration are invited TO at
tend. JOS. kOBlNcON, wee ffes-t'
J.sR. PRER, Rec. Sec'y.
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EIATTRASS MA1TRASSES, HO! MAT
IRA SSFLS.

YUVIIE subscriber has hand most extensive as
FL sortmentof MATTRESSES of every description,
such as HIia Straw, Husk SC. Sc, and above all new
and excellent article called ELYSluM MATTRESSES,
which for cheapness, durability and comfort unsur-
passed by any other Mattresses in Persons
wishing to purchase would do well TO call at the Bedding
Marts, N E. and s. w. corners of Lombard and Light
SIS pm ma -dft
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EVANS PATENT sELF-SITAR PENTNG

EVANS PATENT sEIF-SIIARPENING
PLOUGHS, HARVEST TOOLS, &C.
TENTIEE subscriber is manufacturing c. {. o. E.
Il VANS' reverse point or selfsharpening PIlOUGHS;
each share (0f iron has points, and by
ing upon the principle Of sefsharpenng, and there
fore economy in using. These ploughs made in the
best possible manner, and will be sold Oh reasonable
terms, can be had in this city; together with my
ensive assortment of other make of pougs and agncul
tural implements generally.
In store, very superior Pennsylvania made Grain era
DIES, with Waldron's and Grfin's Blades; Grain and
Grass SCYTHES of WaidTon's, Griifn's, and Ameri-
can manufacture; Scythe Snathes and other Harvest
tools; Threshing Machines, Horse powers, &C. &c.
have also patterns for, and have made some splendid
Cast Iron Ratings for priy2te dwellings and lamp posts
and would invite those wanting such articles, 10 call anc
see my work.
All orders wip meet with prompt atteation.
j. S EASTMAN,
36 Pratt St, between Charles & Hanover ST.
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-06-10

REAYOR - OFFICE, BALTIaoRE, June LIST, 1910
Va DOGS.-Thc following section Of "a Supple
rnent TO Ordnance, emitted Ordinance 10 restrain
the evil practice Of DOGS going large within The city,
approved June 18th 1899 " is published for the inoma
ton Of all concerned.
See L. Be it enacted and ordained by the Mayor and
City Council of Baltimore, That the Mayor be- and hs
is hereby authorized and empowered, TO direct the City
BaIlifs and Police Officers and City Wachmen to pro-
cure the destruction, by poison or otherwise of all ami
mails OF the Dog kind going at large IN any street, lane or
alley within the city Of Baltimore.
Sec 2 And be il enacted and ordained, That all dogs
so destroyed shall be removed and buried without the
limits OF the CITY, by such persons as may be employed
FOR that purpose by the Mayor.
The above sections Of the Ordinance will, and af-
ter Saturday next die 9th inst be rgidy enforced, of
which all persons interested requested to take
tice ie AT s. c. LEAKIN Mayor.
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-06-10
AIARDEN,s PATENII SCALE

MES PAPER.
"A 10 cases No. CAP,
2 do No 1 plain do.
do No. ruled LETTER,
do Fine do do
5 do Superfne 60 do
2 do do do do
Just received and for sale at mill prices by
TUREER, WHEELWRIGHT s NUDGE,
ap "a Ne. 2 S. Charles ST. Cup stairs.)
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-06-10

{fy-SIXTH. WARD TIPPEC ANUE CLUB.-Will
hold their regular meeting "Wednesday Evening, the
10th inst at sTrades Union Hall'' corner of Gay and
Baltimore Streets AS business of importance will claim
their consideration the presence ofevery member ofthc
Club, and OF the Ward disposed to join the same
is desired. BY order, - $500
lie 10 NCHAS. WEST, Bee. sec.
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NIL * CANDLES
" 90 bbIs AID terces Winter PERM OH.
10 do do do Fall do do
Is do Winter Beached Whale do
100 bxs. Sperm Candles For sale by
JOHN p. ADAMS,
ma 25 Bowlys wifi.
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6bzsThe steam Packets for NORFOLK and PORTS
MOUTH Virginia, will. and after this day, leave the
Company's wharf, lower end of Spears wharf, at one
O'Clock, p m, instead of nine a. IN: as heretofore
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vuxEETc UNDERSIGNED have tnis day entered
81 into CO-PARTNERsHIP, under the firm OF Sam
uel Stump & Son. SAIL ., s l.r.,afS
Baltimore, June 4th, 1870
SAMUEL STUMP & SON,
No q, Near the I.ower end Of Commerce Street.
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Z {6s-ELEpENT1T Ward TTPPEC.aNOE CLUB
Tho ree1,lar meeting of this Club will be held this
"wednesday evening, at Hamilton jones' st
10 10 II JOS. TURNER, jr.
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gDX order of the commissioners of insove Mt deb
q ors for the city and county of Baltimore, notice
5 hereby given to the creditors of CIAS. NIEMEYER
granted to the said debtor and that said creditors
are required to attend the office of the said commits
soners in the court house, in the city of Baitmore
and nominate trustee or trustees, to be appointed
for their benefit; and give all the information in
their possession the said commissioners, to enable
them toreport 10 Baltimore county court agreeaby
an act of Assembly, passed at December session, 1881,
entitled san relating to insolyent debtors' and
that the Sd day of July next, hath been fixed for the
final hearing his case, before the said commissioners.
Dated the both day of March, in the year 1870.
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,CHAs. WEST. Bee. sec.

fhg-.4TI,ENITON NINTH JR.7RD 1.-THE Dele
gates to the Young Mems National Convention from the
9th Ward-Will meet at the American Coffee House,
Liberty street. Thursday Evening next nth June, inst
at O'Clock Every Delegate is particularly requested
TO be present GEO. w. KREBS, Charm.
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FINISHING TACKLE-A general assortment,
H1 and BRUSHES of all descriptions, for town and
country.
BELLOWS, for Braziers, Jewellers or Backsmiths.
all sizes and at reduced prices wholesale and retail
For sale at DUKEHART;S Genenenl Variety Store,
ap 29-4It No. 1914 Baltimore ST.
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| DARED the 2sh day of Feb. in the year 1910.
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ERY order of the commissioners of insolvent debt !
Id of the city and county of Baltimore, ia
hereby given the creditors of ALEXANDER R.
GILES, nsolvent debtor, that personal discharge
hath been granted 10 the said debtor, and that the SAID
creditors required to att enat the office of 1.-The said
commissioners in the court house, the city of att
more, the 9th day of April next at ten clock in
forenoon, and nominate trustee trustees, to be
appointed for their benefit; and give all the informa
ton in tlier possession to the said commissioners, to
enable them report to Baltimore county court agree
abby act of Assembly, passed at December ses
sion 1881 entitled, san relating insovent debt
ors;' and that the 9th day of June next hath been
affixed for the final hearing in his case, before the said
| Commissioners.
| Dated the 2sth day of Feb in the year 1870.
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schr. Carolinian, Oakley, New York, 1. Mankin.
Sehr. Maiinda, Tyler, Norfolk.
Barque 1urbo, Beauchamp, Amsterdam, by A. Schu-
nacher * Co.
The Ship Ellen Brooks has been released from quar-
milne.
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NOTICE.
MtELLAR TO LEIT.-That large and commott-
Cellarunder the house at the head Of Cheapside,
known by the name of the North Bend. This cellar is
well adapted for the storing of OIL &c.-extending under
the whole house. Apply to Mr., Geo. johnson, at the
Reading Room attached to the house, Immediate pos
session given.
Baltimore, May 2eth, 1910. P+ A. eo4t
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ED UM-75 bbls N Il. RUM landing and for sale by
E-0 je 10 J. p. ADAMS, Bowlys wifi.
g. ALAElsATUS-30 casks Cram's LIST and I'd sort
- ALERATUS. landing this day and for sale by
je 10 JOHN P. ADAMS, Bowly's WIFI
HRAK PIG METAL, suitable for founders Of
NH sale by TH0S. YMING TON
m2a2
The native American. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-25

Then Mary could feel her heart i,lood eurde cold
Again the rough wind hurried by
1t blew off the hat OF the one, and behold!
Even close to the feet of poor Mary it roIfd,
She fell-and expected TO die.
Curse the hat he exclsms; may on, and first
hide
The dead body his comrade replies
She behed Them in safety pass on by her side;
She seizes the hat, fear her courage sup oiled
And fast through the abbey she flies.
She with wild speed, she rushd in at the door,
She gazed horribly eager round
Then her limbs could support their faint bufthen nc
more,
And exhausted and breah'ess she sunk on the floor.
Unable to utter a sound
Ere yet her pale lips could the story ippart
For moment the hat met her view;
Her eyes from that object convusively start,
For. God! what cold horror thritd thro her heart
When the name of her Richard she knew
Where the old abbey stands on the common hard by,
His gibbet is now to be seen
Not far from the inn it engages the eye
The trav'ller beholds it, and thinks with sigh,
OF poor Mary the Maid Of the Inn
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,nrIrE Naipe American Cause, and 9 The Natire
~ oner;oon,' Ne,pspaper.--rhe Native American As.
;.ton in this City, has been in existence nearly three
So and enrols among its members upwards OF eleven
ared ont Of oarteen hundred OF the Native ciuzens Of
the place.
~ RcnenL The Laus of Naturalization and
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''' paner called "The Native American" was com
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Pc E Il r Y.

From the Ne,u World.
FIRST LOVE AND LAST LOVE.
When was in my fifteenth year,
And what the world calls fair.
loved a youth whose eyes were dark,
And raven black his hair.
NY little heart went pit pit
Wheneer he passed me BY,
And if he looked at other maids,
I'D set me down and sigh.
Music was in his silvery voice,
AS he would softly tell.
How dearer far than life and light,
He loved his own Estelle;
And as he trembling told his love.
He blushed, and mine confessed,
And then-yes, then thought and felt
That FIRST LOVE was the best.
Thus time sped on; two summers more
Their splendors DER me threw,
My fancy changed dearly loved
Two laughing eyes Of blue;
NY first loves voice its sweetness lost,
His eyes, me thought grew dim,
And much maryelled how e'er
Could love or fancy him.
NV second love could sweetly tell
That was wondrous fair
That Cupid revelled in my eyes,
And wantoned in my hair;
And soft We vowed our little hearts
Should own no other guest;
And then--then l was sery sure
That SECOND LOVE was best!
But ali, alas another change
Was DER my fancy thrown,
The light locks of second love
No more in splendor shone.
worshipped at another shrine,
Blue eyes had had their day;
l Ioved-oh yes, dearly loved
Two sparkling eyes CT gray.
And. softer than from brown or blue,
The look they on me cast;
And we each vowed 10 never change,
But love while life should last.
lis .ove-tale, like seraph's song,
Soft to mine ear did fall,
And then-oh then had no doubt
THIRD LOVE was best Of all
Then did my fancy, tickle jade!-
For years her wandering keep,
And many double vow was breathsd,
Of Passion pure and deep;
Till Reason came to Fancy's aid,
And this truth did inpart,
IF thou lasting love would know
Seek, seek kindred heart.
sought and found warm kind heart,
That can each change defy;
No more there's magic in form,
Or lustre in an eye;
They pass alike unheeded on,
And change has sunk to rest
And peace and feeling prove the truth
That LAST LOVE is the best
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-03-26

did arrive at this time, for the delusion with
regard TO wi,chcraft was then prevailing
there, and many had suffered death for the
alleged crime Of sorcery. The groundless
nature OF this charge did not escape the
keen and penetrating mind Of Phipps. He
first reprieved, and then pardoned many Of
the condemned, and finally took the praise
worthy resolution of putting a stop to all
further prosecutions for this doubtful crime
Sir William had held the office of Gov
.ernor of Massachusetts Bay, not quite two
years, during whiciitime with jealous care,
he bad watched over the interests, of this,
his native State, then the Province of
Maine. Among other acts OF bis was tho
building Of a fort at Penmaquid in the
Southern part of what is now the county of
Lincoln, which contributed in no small de-
gree to fepress the incursons of the neigh
boring savages. Dnt at length the camors
of certain individuals, who were ben. upon
his ruin, forced him to repair to England
and TO answer the malicious charges of his
enemies. Upon his arrival at Whitehall he
vlndcated himself in the most triumphant
manner, and had the assurance OF the king
that he should return in few weeks as
Governor OF New England. An assur-
rance which was soon TO be oflitte conse-
quence TO Phipps. He was now about to
be freed forever from the prosecutions Of
malice, and TO rest from his labors as
patriot and a soldier. In the middle of
Feb. 1894 he was seized with an illness,
which confined him to his chamber, and
which on the 18th terminated fatally.
ir his person, Phipps was tall, his feat,
ures were manly and expressive, large in
his frame, and of sufficient strength to en-
dure fatigues which would have killed or
binary men. In his manner he was with
out pretence, in his intercourse with the
world, open and sincere, but decided
He was generous to the last degree, be-
nevolent, scrupuously honest, and of the
most determined courage. Though con-
scious of his own merits, never did he con-
descend to the pitlful meanness, of attempt
| ing to conceal the obscuritv of his origin
on the other hand he took an honest pride
in calling himself the con of his works. and
when sailing upon the Kennebec would
point out TO his sailors bis native hills, and
say with manly simplicity, young men it
was upon these hills, few years ago, tina.
TENDED sheep; and since you see that AL
mighty God, has brought me to some
thing, do you learn to fear him, and be
honest, and mind your business and follow
no bad courses. and yon don't know what
you may come to-" The memory of
Phipps is still perpetuated in this State, in
the name of Phippsburg, township well
known at the mouth of the Kennebec river.
and the passing traveller is still shown the
farm, upon which he passed his early years,
and the site of the house. in which he is
said to have been born
Gardiner, February 25th, 1910.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-03-26

NORTH EASTERN BOUNDARY. The
Committee on Foreign Relations in the
II ouse have succeeded in having a resolu-
ton adopted, calling for information as to
the propriety of further legislation in re-
ference TO the North Eastern Boundary
Objections were made 10 the resolution,
but Mr. Evans succeeded in successfully
explaining to the House the propriety Of
making the enquiry. The President of
the United States, as We are informed,
contemplates no immediate movement in
reference to the occupancy of our territory
by the British. We presume that Gov.
Fairfield has made known TO the President
the facts recently placed within his own
knowledge, by his own agents from the dis
putcd territory, as we hear of the receipt
this news in Washington, and the general
opinion expressed there that it is an out
rage as unlnst as it is nnexcusabe. The
session of Congress is fast wearing away.
and nothing has been done in reference to
this long mooted controversy. We fear
shat nothing will be done, and Judging of
the future from tie past, the only consola,
ton we have, is that we are again to be
humbngged by the General Government.
Portland Advertiser.