The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-09-01
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
BALTIMORE, SEPTEMBER / .
TuOMAs COYLE.

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EEORE MYSTERIOUS THAN EVER.-F0UR
i've THOMAS COYLES-and like the Sianlese
twjns-only more of them linked together. But as to
description and Identity THAT all are one and the same
beng) nothing short Of hydraulic fully satisfy
the citizens of Baltimore and Philadelphia say more
mysteriOus-and why? Because, under the signature of
erry, in the Pilot of the 18th inst. 'sating that two
Thomas Coyles of the same descriptions had been
vieted and sentenced in Philadelphia the same day,
f they really the Slamese twns) viz. the 18Th of
july 1884, for one year. but that the third Tos COyle
escaped went of, and atlarge." Now the mystery
with me is, how my Thomas COye could possibly have
separated from his companion, TsenGus cement Thomas
COyle who, has been stated, was in the city of Phil
adephia the 18th of September, 1885," when we all
know that this famous cement, which ID. A. Bacom en-
tered Aug lst 1884; and of which he the sole in
ventor is of such adhesive qualities, that you may
0in together number of bricks by means of this by
draulc cement, until the lme bricks, united, will
become long and wont break seperae unless the
brick gives way first That will wager large hydrau-
&c ball. ~ years in the sea- four hadrac miles from the
surface and such that all the backsmitls in Bal
imore and Philadelphia cant break in four hours by
hydraulic time piece. And to the best rifle shot in
Baltimore, standing at end of the united hydraulic
bricks and hitting bullock at the other epd, is quite
prepOsteros So yousee what hydraulic grounds have
for believing it impossible that the third Thomas Coye
mentioned by Torrance, could have honOrabIy separated
from my fourth Thomas Coyle, as we genorally(a Jas
daRed) pair of-or go by pairs And as the first two
Thomas COyles were convicted on the same day, and
received the same sentence why should the third and
fourth Thomas Coyles SEPARATED
We shall see the descriptions given of Thomas Coyle
alias Deac. Thomas COyle, alias Thomas Coyle the
third; they good that will not attempt to oy-
cribe Thomas Coye the fourth, as he is so much like
the other three Themes Coyles and particularly as we
have him in Baltimore, he ought 10 be here before
Baltimore County Court next term, 10 answer TO his
name, viz; Thomas COyle, alias Thomas c. Coyle; as
have learnt from legal gentleman of standing fthat
a suit was brought about year back against Thomas
Coyle of Batmore and that Mr.. Goddard became bail
for the fourth Thomas Oyle TO appear before Baltimore
County Court, and there certain note which
said Thomas Coyle the fourth, endoser thereon OBJ
taned very cheap from the drawer and likely there NAV
be out of the issue; but what will Terrace
say, or the citizens of Baltimore, when said Thomas
COyle the fourth-whO endorsed said note as stated
above-shallbe called TO answer and for Thomas
COyle? But leaving the place of Thomas Coyie the
fourth guess you will all see hydraulic, hydraulic &c
sc. sen | lts A CHINIST
FURNISHING MACHINES.--Thes subscriber
= has on hand several very superior Threshing Ma
chimes and Horse Powers of his own manufacture and
which he warrant to he equal any machine of the
kind ever made in this country.
He has also two of Pitts Railway Horse Powers on
hand, calculated for two horses work on il at time;
these also were made my premises. He has likewise
on hand two of MIR. Unny's Horse Powers and Thresh-
leg Machines for sale.
Horse Powers and Threshng Machines will be sold
separate from each other, if required. Also. on hand
his general assortment of Ploughs and Plough Castings
at wholesale and retail, as well a large stock of his
celebrated Cylindrical Straw Cutters Corn Shelters
Smiths Lime Carts or Lime Spreaders still on hand:
Landreth's Garden Seeds always on hand at RETAIL
J. S. EASTMAN, Pratt street.
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