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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-01

WRENCH LUNAR PILLs.--The Lunar Pills, soc allied On
their AIDING and produ
sickness recently discovered through
sudentin Of the hospitals of Paris Thsy Dung man w6
eepsfor hs 81 these p,s ts sntr.
country really Astonishing Full drecto each
however prevent loss Of money and disappointment
proper that should be taken to
her IN sPatents the pills should not be taken on any
for certain they their operation the
patient tandng they operate all whatsv
mildly aad safely they would every instance have their
Specific effect Asyeu wish to AVOID impostoR, be crcu
,pee diresop and see that they
In IA The agent for the
Ua.tsd States North AmsrcA Price Sa LOUIS
DROUETT. To be had at iis CAorry street, and at
RndicOtt 4. Boston. Mas. . - sH oms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-01

HAVANA sEGARs--so NJ Csnopes, Of superior quality;
II 70 Trsauess do dos soM Resalia do dol IA Lady
s ss 90 pI ss sMANzANnpo . Liberty q,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-01
.VAPOR BATHS.

! r;CARRoLL,s 0LQ EsTABLIsHED NEDiCA
- TED VAPOR BATHS enfoyed from - John street
- Broadway opposite the ty Hospital and are SOW
receive visitors Nopans has been spared to nj
49, the acceptable both in the ades' and
s.attens aepartmsnt Mrs il hopes bY her unwsari-
erertfons esptiruanee OF The patronage 81 the
sAy and public which has been exendedo this estabsh
6kt the iiteen Tire baths from
se0ek morning till night. Aso sulphur baths
Portable baths sent 10 pa city
GI6tcchlv~ frfvateroom win baths
- IL day, wse moath. my0
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DIR THOMAS,y SPECIFIC PIILE

= ~
,HILE yon Obtain safe, certain speedy cnre ~
W All delicate diseases, by nsng bexof Dr. Thofnss1 Si
cite h. do not perT, another hour TO gass thou reso
while such speedy relief at hands recoAss
that every delay, the dsease 10 growing
Pills prsparsd merely @ sell but they gre q
purpose of curing all those who give them trial They
entirely from mercury and can be used with the greatest
Fulton Gsld j. H. Hart a7s, and g Ring, Bread
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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-01

--=,-------=.=.uuI FiTS-FITSlfhnd readfuIdB.
XS - = a. saee 10 positively cured ~ Mn
#kN MOT the cclebrstsa ksmaiE
RI ysieizA, las d pring strestf IS
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-01
NEW STORE, AND. AL NEW GOODS

d. JUST opened corner Broadway and Canal st
With 5000 pairs az ladies' fine French buskips, sai.
tes and Slippers OF all the ooors e fashions misses and
ren Boots and Shoes Of the fashions; the handsom
Dress Boots FOR 81 50 yYq ever saw and ws,ratsd
warranted equal SIS 10 50 bootswith the variety OF
every descrpfinn too to esn Lass
than IN the Ladies India Hub
~ MOSS mems soled Boots Just call and
inge for at 4ls Roadsy Canal street
WALKER T. cos; i7s HndSon, corner Canali or $50
Gs street the largest best quality and cheapest
I EAf ToBhCCo-Havsus, csbs, ST. Domingo, Kentucky
! sas Ina " RADER's.s Sc Chatham st
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J TO RusINEss .mEy-ASD THOSE IN WAN
~ tas y ssqls,s 81
3 ~, y: g, ; .is:i:.. 4: 6:

T speedy ssS sesssy sss gsassn' 10 their
the le st pesibe lime. en~t@lly
sns few vt,hsut <ndsuwrhg The health Constitution
Sftie patnt AID shout nsk % detection Toy are
enfrely vegetable ard contain t1a-roos eeletrot
arpg.
rhe Doctor appris srans tAst be hs received
lar nsedics sdaettDn s hsd sxsafv pface o. M
disease and has bees secrs4iH o. ther treatment
that ~ fafely werrsa IN al eafss--
w c0usalcs cvsry dsy q hs mce Nc Ann street an
Frf,sie sntr.rer throash In IVY With kmr ~ sfc-
tsor 10 fhs evening W. ~ ~
s C~OrARTNERsHIP HOTlCEe-Tpe uAders,gn,d haze a.
~ speiated themselves, under he sfm % BIGREt 4
f.eaefa4 BUS.
-thss ety. and rssy BE- fo .sk W - Wal street.
HENRY W KNEELAND. -
s.w Yors Ssk sovenB-r. fssa M ~
ALABAhN FUNDs-Cs,ifsass of Dsposh u sAsts q
~ Mobils. n varfous "a fhvsaf~ ~
go . L ASpnErwss BR0IAzFs
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MAS. .. NEwCoMBE, ss7i Bro.away, ngn Of TIE niTs
" lasder, respectfully i1forms the in
and ~. nbe ia general that she has se,ived Der stess
gri',s Qyssa srg, assqstns-,e Eagli.h, Lsqdy Fog.
ess.ches Beess Uopsnhssen, (srcrted direct sr Dsp
n-~kl AID aety Of domestic r@nufsetsr-a
a. reassnabls t>rrrs. WHOLESALE retail &e ke
H.ssns and rrnepe Cigars ~ the choicest br.sd. Mysr
hr~-l- G-d@r- Ga-snS,sh Tob>cco lsr~ao
ka-a.sr. scaf.las. Is,sish sp@n,sh ard Nm. sas
h-r 1ssseoo Fsrcs Pc~s ggsr C.ses snsh Tobacco
sot.s constantly on hand aod fsr sale shove
GU ~ Hoeei $780, "a saSons !, L.a..., ..
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-01

MS : PEkssS shOOks.s issysy .
TO PAPER MhsuFhCTunERs.--@The sshsyrss.rs
give notice. that Me.srs Howe taoddsrd, Of Wrt.es.
tsr Mas have appointed them their spsnts and
20 Furnish short notice, the ress~oahfs ssvs
Fourdrnier and Cyender Machines with stsan, arr
ssdysng machines 20 psre, 80 the web asn isvsse
dryrrs Also, kind Of Machinery appersinrg the
w~~.--svr- ~ vNiyh rrr- vf vvrxwprs.vvsrs
hnsh not surpassed By asy other -stsbshmen IN this
fars. fFHSsE n BROOKS pan.r Warthcn-e
ms 81 Liberty strref
oG CABIN TOBACCO BoxEs-A Few Tosacco sesss
- Of German silver with the Log Cabin, offered Cor
at FEUCUTWANGEps
on it' pHAHMt ICY. $40 broadway.
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a-t oCULIsT AND oPHTHALMlC SURGEON
Brea6cay erfra1cs IN Wsyren street,
20 yoshaes has practice TO
ufsseos az ~ he Eve g. OpfhaIrlsc SsTgeyp RsEers
T1r WEsTMAgOTT viii be IN sttssdancs as Sundays
~ srsspt.asl also Dr. ElAotts patients during hs sb
p hxrfytcssL EYEs Of superior quarty. t. "a. :.
=. OAce hour fro- loto o'clock ~vEpU
flRDS CARDS CARDSiil
ri - ssas-rs ENGRAVED. AND PRJNTED
N superior styl. At reduced prices, by -.
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BLANKET REPOSITORY,
EFS 49, ' s5.r s9s " assfssp's Ro'',
@xAsk sgrd g.s s,s ~ = ss ,wis.y Nts.in..
~s kinds. Cos, 3 anss,s. blue. gr.ea ssd scarlet.
rwrhessrs Cor the Western New Fuusa.s
~rs-ss, invited cslt aad as.ort-~ut
= vhseh VII ,. sold 90 very reassrahle terms.
q - lf JAMES BoFD a sDNs, AEsr.sf-r
- ~ssp~ ssrhsuirs' Nsnhfsetarirx a.
. TO gUsINEss -MEy-ASD THOSE ~ wANr or
.ss isr Nor fifE Nf sa5es. i iSs
FVretor 10 ertspd has xeness 10 etey important Town
,Lss nsoggnea, !hs u,d sls,. 70. tbs pgrp1s. he !.
W ost 4 tss New EaglsRs and May Of the South@ru
a&xles. and Assos, aud loss- -. =. II. 49,. -,
sfes hus.n.ss a. vel a. hos. who searching for
sksywsst ~pst be obyiou Tbs Prods o~rd TIE
ns ilenss are most liberal sasnty 90 70 make III.
&t1n~ 81 enterprtnR or kahs
.stseLshss hin.sf ss a. sS.il'as agent TO sskants
s me fars town- oppor,snity tks th~
aey 10 several p.rsoos
u tbs ssserivon havs already bsesns our ar,ns hr ssIs
% the medic HAS been ertensve induce them 10
es.Ddea Al ets, sssisss fact v9ses Zoe
Fgi p~reu relative 70 AGENCIES viii b. made kpovn en-
Pfsfonxof hy addressing scs psis is,sr 10 W y MOI.
n. nrasfy~av. citv " View No~k 81
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CtCOTTIsS INTELLIGENCE OFFICE, Old Es-
y Enlistment, No. West Fayette street, basement
story OF Banwn's City Hotel and nearly opposite the
Battle Monument.
SHOWS the day and now's the hour"
Idle times are now all over for those who VIII apply
for situations Just bring recommendations and you
will certainly lind employment.
n+WANTED DAILY, Porter', Waters, ostlers,
Coaehnau, LaboreTs, Clerks, Barkeepers, Chamber
maids Cooks, Wet and Dry Nurses, &c.
FAMILIES may rely upon getting good servants at
tkis office. .,
INFORMATION on any business given or received,
or forwarded far or near
HOUSES. Lots, Farms, sc. for sale, rent or lease
CITIZENS, Strangers and EmgTans visiting this
CITY would do well 10 call at this office.
lost CHILDREN kept at this Office until called
for. 80 -.
SLAVES.-Perssas having Slaves for life, thai Wtsh
~ dispose of them either in the state, can ind
purchasers for them at this office.
ANY commands will be thankfully received ana
promptly attended TO- Charges moderate ana laLtc Gu,
post Office must be postpaid. an II
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an CHANCERY
Michael S. Norman & cnotteT, lRN

H y
Soo,,,eI Lones e. otaerg object ofthis suit is To
procure decree for PARTITION of certain real and per
sonal property devised by the late Talbot Jones' OF the
city ofaitim0re Jointly his daughters, Emily Jane,
and Rachel Palmer and his infant son Josiah Jones,
sale of such part of the devised premises are ncapa-
BILE Of division on the ground of benefit 10 the parties IN
Ierested.
The amended Bill states the devise, refers to and IN
cornorates the will othe deceased amcngls alegatohs
which Droydes among other devses, that the dividends
fo fine TO time declared and made payable on the tes
;ator's stock in the Commercial Bank OF Baltmore
shall be paid over by his executors TO his sister Mara
Tovry now or lately OF Dublin during her natural life,
and after her decease TO her daughter, Mary Lowry,
should she survive her MOTHER during the hfethe VI
the said Mary That the said stock constitutes A
mart of the property devised to his aioresaa aughIeIs
nd his infant SON which il the object Oh inc % 70
nauiton The Bill also alleges that the SAID hachei
Palmer intermarred with the complainant, ana uled,
eayng an infant son, also cOcomplanantn the CAUSE
who is entitled 20 call for division OF the properly III
which his deceased mother Interested, ana calls up
on the Executors of the deceased for an e1hbiuoh OIL
these accounts.
Tue amended Bill also states that the said Mary Low
RI and Mary Lowry and the said Josiah Jones' are ab-
sent from the State of Maryland, and do notresde mere
in. -. -.
II is thereupon ordered, That the complanants by
causing copy OF tins order be inserted in some news
papeT once in each of three successive weeks, before
the 2Sih day of August next give notice 10 the slo 40
sent defendants the object and substance 81 this bill
and warn them appear in person, or by SOLICITOR on o.
before the first day Of December next TO answer the
PREMISES and show cause, any they nave why de-
cree ought not to pass prayed.
True Copy. Test, g.,
iy27 law3w
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3S,5s7 30,4
30,491
S,096

REPRESENTATIVES, ELECTED.
COMPLETELY
.t4dair-G George "A. Cald,ceH.
.Jqlle1a-Robert II. Paris.
anderson John DrGfift
Ba77eq,-B. M. Crenshaw and Jos. b. Stockton.
Bracken-William c. Marshall
Butler and EdnlonSOn-Ambrose kirtley.
Boaa5on-John Cunningham and c. S. Brent
Bt.Litt-John Graham.
Bath-Harvey G. Hazlerigg.
Bseckemidge-John Calhoon.
Boone-Randal Latimer.
Caldscelt--.JcSse Stephens.
Cumberland and Clinton-James Haggard.
Carroll and GaLIatir,-E Edmund w. Hawkins.
Casey-George G. Rife.
Clay and Per7y-Elijah Combs, Jr.
Calioacay-Jdmes B9iea
Canapbell-Jota,J Thomas.
CIarke-Pleasant Bush.
CI,ristian-J. F. Buckner and d. H. Harrison.
Daviess-George w. Trplett
EstM-Ebenezer Park.
Fuuctte-C. Curle, John Curd and c. M. Clay.
Franltlin-Charles S. Morehead
Floyd and Pike-.Aerander Lackey.
Fleming-John H. Bolts and Woodson Morgan
Gaayson- William II. Gray.
CHARACTERIZATION b. Stephens.
Gruves-John Worthont.
Greenup-Basn Warning.
Ga'rard-G George B. Mason.
Green Vns ". Marshall and Aaron Harding.
Hopkins Hiram H. Smith.
Henderson-T Thomas Towles, Jr.
Ha7Tis0n-Alex'r. HI. Innis and Hugh .Net1eH.
Hardin-John Cofer and James w. Hays
Hart-G George Craddock.
Heny-Charles L. Chiffon.
Hickma,s-John Shaw.
Jefferson-Wm. r. Vance and Warr.ck Miller
,Jessanli7te Tucker Woodson.
Kenton-Joh7i A. Goods0a.
K,,or end Harlan-Green Adams.
Louisville City-W. +. Bullock and j. Rudd.
Livingsten-Joseph Watts.
Lincoira-David Shanks.
LaureL-MarS Watkins.
Laurence and Cnter-Gfeen Y. Gobie.
Lescis-Mandley Trussell
Logaa-J w. Davidson and S. w. Atkinson.
JMtlhlenbtug-B. E. Pittman.
.Mason-T. M. Forman and c. A. Marshall
.Montgome9y-Jam Bruton.
Monroe Williana G. Hoscard
Morgan and Byeathitt-J W. South.
JMeade-James ID. Perciful.
.Modisoas-W. Chenault and Jefferson Williams.
.Murion--Jehn Shuck.
.nc Cracken--R Robert Fletcher.
.dercer--Elijah Gabbert and Ihos. p. Moore.
sNichotas--John Raymon.
.Nefson-James p. Hardin and Thomas Speed.
Ohio and Hancock John II. McHenry.
Oicen-.Joseph w. Rofsleff
0ldhana-E. M Taylor.
Pendlefon- Thomsss ". Hart.
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BALTIMORE SATURDAY MORNING AUGUST %, $40.
CONVERSELY OF 1IARYLAND. :

UNIVERSITY OF BTARELANO. 49,,
FENHE LECTURES OF THE FACULTY Of rhI1
Il 81 Of the University of Maryland, VIII comeee
the ensuing term the FIRST DAY OE EEL SET E1 p
Der next and viii continue until the FIRST DAY OF
MARCH following
Prof N. POTTER, Theory and Prachce o. Al l;
X. w. HALL, Obstetnes, hyglene anu
Med jurisprudence
g. G. BAKER, Materia Medica and Ihefd
W.E.A. AKIN, Chemistry s Pharmacy
w. N. BAKER, Anatomy and Physioiogy'
q" n. r. SMITH, Lecturer on Surgery
FOR me ensuing session arrangements ave oceh lluo
by which Dr. Smith will give full and complete course
Surgery before the usual period wien ms presence
Will be required in Lexington AMER ms dspaitui1 d"
Of Anatomy. In offering six months co1iae ~ -
lures instead of the usual term of four monls le ''e
ulty satisfied that Medical Students VIII y alpIe
ciIte the great advantages which they VIII deIfe o
this extension Ofthe tme while for ue rev WIZ tii.
conveniently spend months IN ule clIy an ~
during four months viii meet inc GeLidtius y. vi
charter The wen known facilities OF this insutut5u
have been increased during the past season by ue ao
ton OF numerous valuable preparations 20 IT, eo5ty d1
extensive Anatomical Museum. and VIII DC ilLueL anu
ed by fun set OF the celebrated PaiOlOGc1 odes Vi
Hilbert ordered from Paris by DIR. Smith, It's peeVeu
they will be the only complete set IN te country o ss
side ofthe Mountains and wlTender the course gu
serv vastly more instructive than il could be maze WIFI
out them. The splendid Chemical apparatus Vi tile
University has been materially improved ana
and valuable collection of Foreign ana American
erals have been placed in the Laboratory Tor me Dee
of the cass in Chemistry. Their sPaci' US
rooms and abundant supply of the ndteGt enabes e
Faculty 70 offer advantages for the study OF Anatomy
uneaualIed by any institution in the country wie ue
Baltimore Infirmary affords every convenience lor ody
clinical instruction both in Surgery and Medicine:
mails WILLIAM Z. A. AKIN Dean
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EOR SALE

FOR SALE.
OR WILL BE TRAPPED FOR ONI.IBERAL. TERMS
0n ACRES OF LAND, handsomely loca
II WV ted, and suited to industrious family re
moving West being short distance from GAINESVILLE,
Ohio, on the direct road from Cambridge TO New Com
Town, and within six miles of the Ohio Canal; the
adjoining property is improved Forty Of the Land
&SS the south side are level and excellent for ysA
- the plough, the balance is in TIMBER con sls
sstng of chestnut oak and poplar of large size. There
springs of fine water and it is believed arge
supply of Coal, on this properly.
.7LSO FOR S.9LE-A VALUABLE FABM,, =
tanning $50 ACRES, which if desired may be advanta
geousy divided into three convenient Farms, situate in
Fayeue County, Indiana.
FOWLER s. TYSON,
Baltimore Real Estate Agency,
lSI South street.
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REMOVAL.

MCDOWELL IL GABLE respectfully inform
IVA their patrons and the public generally, that they
have removed TO No. 20S Baltimore street, door
ofther former stand, and directly opposite Hanover
street, where they intend keeping the largest and best
assorted stock ofCARPETlNG, OIL CLOTHS, sc sc.
in the city. They also promise sell every article ap-
pertaining their line ofbusness, more favorable
terms than the be purchased at in this
ket.
Person wishing TO supply themselves with any art-
Gle in their line, respectfully requested examine
their Stock before making their selections.
p. s. We will open ina few days an entire Fresh
supply of Saxony Brussels Carpetng, NEW patterns
which have arrived in the ship London now in port.
au 20 dot. MCDOWELL g. GABLE.
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SENATORS

SENATOR'S
Elected for four years. The figures, Il, 2, ),
~ indicate the number of years the member has
get to serve.
LIST District Thomas Jantcs, for the counties
of Hickman, Graves and MoCracken-4.
End DiStrict-James c. Weller, for the coun-
ties of Caldwell, Livingston and union-l.
3rd DiStrict-Samuel B. Jesup, for the coun-
ties Of Christian and Todd-3-
4th District--James V. Walker, for t. coun-
ties of Logan and Simpson,.
18th DiStrict-Wm. r. Griffith, for the coun-
ties OF Henderson, Hopkins and Daviess-4.
9Th District-R Richard S. .E,Ord for the coun-
ties of Warren and Allen-1.
It'll Distaict-Asa Young, for the county OF
Barren-4.
Sth District-William C..Sympson, for the
of Green and Hart-4.
9Th District-Joh1l S. Barlosc, for the coun-
ties of Monroe, Cumberland and Clinton-I.
10th Distric-Parker c. Hardin, for the ceun-
ties of Adair, Casey and RUSSELL.
11M 2 5trict-Tunstall Quarles, for the ceun-
ties of Pulaski and Wayne-4.
18th DiStrict-William Sterett, for the coln-
ties of Hancock, Breckenridge and Ohio-3.
18th DiStrict--James G. Pitts, for the coun-
ties of Grayson, Butler, Muhlenburg and Ed
Ronson-2.
14th DiStrict-Jesse Craddocko for the coun-
ties of Hardin and Meade.
18th DiStrict-JLaineS Guthrie, for the city of
Louisville and county of Jefferson-3.
18th DistTict-JdnleS Nc Hughes, for the
counties of Henry, Oldham and Trimble-3.
18th District-George w. Johnston, for the
county of Shelby-2.
18th DiStrict-G. Clayton Slaughter, for the
county of Nelson's
1911 District-JameS Schooling, for the coun-
ties of Marion and Washington.
goth District-.IOhn "A. TOnelinScn, for the
county of Mercer-1.
21st District-Lsgac Burnett, for the counties
of Drigg and CalloHay-2.
22nd DiStT'ict-N infred G.. Bailey for the
counties of Lincoln and Garrard-4
23rd District-Charles ]. Walker, for the
county of Madison-2.
Path DiStrict-Franklin Ballipger, for the
counties of Knox, Whitley, Laurel and Rock
castle--1 -s--------
25tlt Dissatisfaction Wallace, for the counties
of Boone, Grant, Gallatin and CARROLL.
26th District W'aliaM De ColTcy, for the
counties of.Campbell, Kenton and Pendleton-1
27th DiStrict-John S. Morgan, for the conn
ties of Nicholas and Bounbon-2.
2Sth District-Cyr1ts Wisgate, for the ceun-
ties of Franklin, Owen and Anderson.
18th Dist1ict-John Pratt, for the counties Of
Scott and Harrison-2.
30th DiSt7ict-Mark +. Huston, for the coun-
ties of Spencer and Bullitt-1.
3lst District-Vacant by the resignation of
Robert Wicklife.
Sind DiStrict-William Clarke, for the coun-
ties of Jessamine and Woodford-2.
33yd District-Samuel L. Williams, for the
counties of Montgomery and Clarke-4.
34th District-Jor,,cS M. Rice, for the coun-
ties OF Greenup, Carter, Lawrence and Pike.
35th District--DaRiel Morgan, for the coun-
ties of Fleming and Lewis.
Seth District-Thomas Y. Payne, for the coun-
ties of Mason and Bracken-3
37th District-.haSon Williams, for the coun-
ties of Morgan, Floyd and Baths.
3Sth District-Samuel Hanson, for the coun-
ties of Estill, Clay, Perry, Harlan and Breathitt
3.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

NMR. DRAKE, (many years Reporter in Con-
IT gress and Stenogapher to the late Convention TO
amend the Constitution of Pennsylvania) begs respect
fully to appse gentlemen othe Legal and Medical Pro-
LESSONS aud others, 10 whom practical knowledge OF
Stenoeraphy ma prove valuable requirement, or at
least pleasing of amusement that he purposes
giving LESSONS in the Art, should a sufficient mum
bar of those DESTROYS attain it. make Immediate aP
nlcation TO him and thus avail themselves ofan oppor-
nity which seldom If ever occurs of being taught by an
experienced practical and professional Shorthand Wri-
ter.
Ihz-TeTmS VERY REASONABLE
SsTnals, Arguments, Examinations, Referee Cases.
&C. reported-one days notice being given (when
practcablel TO Mr. D. that his services will be required
Amply at No. ST Paul's street, or at the office OF the
spInt i, DIFF au21
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LAMBERT CUTTINGS.

LAMBERT CUTTINGS.
EXCHANGE Place,
OFFERS FOR SALE Low To CLOSE.
NOPPER-34,0OO lbs PIG COPPER, received per
" barque Jno. A. Robb
COFFEE 800 bags old white and prime green Ha-
sUGAR-25O boxes white Havana
HEAiP-70 tons Russia
100 bales Manila
RAVENS DUCK-9 bales sup light and heavy
ALNONDS-le0 trails SOFT shell
RA1SINS- $50 boxes picked "Eeme"
GUNNY BAGS-l2bales various sizes
TOBACCO-l2 boxes Richmond manufactured
MATTING-l4 bales Spanish floor
LIQUORICE PASTE-24 boxes sup. quality
GUM TRAGACANTA-l2 cases Turkey
SQUILI.S-7 bales Malta
OIL OF PEPPERMINT-5c cans
BOLTlNG CL0THS-Genune Dutch
Also in store the following choice VINES entitledt
debenture
80 gu. casks superior rich Pon WINE, Page CO
brand
spipes Temperance PORT WINE, free fromspirits
or Brandy
20 or. casks sup. Caabria PORT
IS Ind. bbIs. famed "Lagrima Christa'' or sweet
WINE of Naples A
70 Or: casks sup. Madeira WINE, Bumet. Housh,on
Co.'S brand
or. casks sup. L. P. WINE, Santa Anna brand
do &c Old Sherry Hortiz brand
l40 cases old Rhennish WINES "Hochheimer'' and
s;Neirsteiner."
jyl Is
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-08-29

EpN order OF the commissioners OF deaaEzs
-HB for the city and county OF baltimore, nofise n
hereby given TO the creditors of JESSE L. SLEIsez
granted the said debtor and that the said credtOx
required attend at the office of the said commIssaz
in the house, in the city of Baltimore.
18th day of Sept next, at 10 O'Clock in the forezast
and nominate trustee or trustees, to be appnnret Sy
their benefit; and TO give all the information in ssF
possession to the said commissioners enable thssSa
report Baltimore county coust agreeaby as1gH
Assembly, passed Mt December session, 1881, eIsSa.
san act relating 20 nsolvent debto;r and the 7ts dS
of November next. hath been fixed for the final
ing in his case before the said commissioners.
Dated the 18th day of July in the year 1916.
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