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The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-07-27

NO THE HONORABLE THE JUDGE
OF BALTIMORE COUNTY COURT.
TEyHE UNDERSIGNED respectfully reports:
d That being about to .oceed under the authority
of he act of Assembly of Maryland entitled an act
relating Mortgages in the City and County OF Balu-
MORE to sell at Public auction to the highest bidder
certain parcel of GrouRd with the appurenances par
ticuarly mentioned and described in an lndenture OF
Mortgage and trust between Edmund Gibson and wife,
and John Glenn, bearing date the nineteenth day OF DC
tober eighteen hundred aud thirty five, and recorded
among Tie Land records of Baltimore County Court, IN
Lber I, K No. 253 folio 66 &C., he did on the fourth
day Of November eighteen hundred and hirtyT ine give
bond the State OF Maryland in such penalty ana WIN
such security were approved b. the Honorable John
Purviance Associate Judge of Baltimore County Cour
in relation to the sale of said property, and au on te
dav last mentioned file the said bond in heofice of The
Clerk of said Court pursuant 10 the directions OF the act
of Assembly aforesaid, passed at Decembir SESSION
eighteen hundred and twentg-sx, Chapter 1872 That
he did then eve more than twenty days notice OF ue
time, place; maunar and terms of sale by advertisement
in The American, Patriot and Pilot,-three of the daily
newspapers published in the city aforesaid, mat Is
say, that the would he sold at the Exchange III III
City aforesaid, the thiItieth day of April, eighteen
hundred and forty at O'clock p NJ that inc terms
of sale were prescribed by the deed aforesaid cash.
but Mortgages had consented To extend the credits
rs follows witt fifth in cash at the sale, and the
residue in equal instruments at six twelve, eighteen ana
twenty-four month"; with interest, and undoubted
curity would be required said eTedit payments ana
that at said sale John Gibson became the highest bidder
and purchased at and for the sum of thirteen Thousand
dollars. JOHN GLENN, lIIistee'
State of Maryland City of Baltimore, TO wit:
On this 28lh day of May, eighteen hundred and iorty,
before the subscriber Justice of the Peace IN ana ior
the city aforesaid, personally appeared John itenl ana
made oath that the matters and things stated IN me tOre
going report are true and that the sale therein reported
was fair aud bona fide,
True Copy. Test THOS. KELL, Clk.
e3 aw3w
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T,sAMlLY GROCERIES, Sc.--Fresh suppl,
n eror tireen and Black TIE ., Wines liquors, Cur
dais, Spices, Loaf, White and BROWNE usars, Java an
other Coffee. Pickles and Calsups. white wheat Flour
men Of carefully selected Family Groceries. will Be sol
at wholesale retail, at The lowest market prices 70
cash by MARCUS DENIsoN,
spl 3 81 Baltimore street,
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A LII FOR 49, CENTS-A CHEAP FAM
"a ILY PERIODICAL in the style Of the far

"a lily Periodical in the style of the far
famed London Penny Magazue-THE FAMILY MA
GAZINE.
Contents of No. ], 1870.
/ American History-No.l
2 Use Of the Barometer
3 Natural Hist0ry-Ihe Falcon
American Antiquities-Peruvian Tars
5 Oregon Territory
Whale Fishing
HOrology
Political Economy, by NJ. Wilson, Esq.
9 The Chinese Army
TO Husbands and Wives
III The Benefactress, by Mrs. L. II. Segoumy
IL American Firemen-New Yerk Fire Depart
ment
Scientific Notices-Famers Department
Literary Notices
Engravngs in No. l.
New York Fireman and Engine
Costume of the c iief Engineer
Facons-Whale Fishery
Arrival of the English at Rcnoake
Peruvian Tars-AIap of Oregon, &c. &c.
Terms 81 80 per year, or l2E cents per month:
Address w. NJ HARRISON,
Periodical Agent, Ne. % N. Gay street,
IVA Baltimore, Md.
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eyTOF IHIATrki1E1IS!--flaye you Coueho r
Pan and Soreness in the Breast, Hoarseness, It's
nsidiously stealing away yoxr health, and will
soon intoduce that unreienting and fell destroy
Consumption, with its cold sweats, and ie-
yer to finish what is perhaps already begun ?
If such is the case, delay not; but get bottle
of the COMPOUND SYRUP OF GUM ARA
BIC prepared by G. K. TYLER, and take
some Immediately. Hundreds in this city have
used it, and will gladly testify ts its superior
efficacy in Coughs, Colds, Hoarsncss, Whoop-
ing Cough, Group, SC. 1t gives almost iinrae-
diate relief, and by continued use for few days,
will effect permanent cure.
Prepared only by G. K. TYLER, corner Of
East baltimore and High streets, Baltimore
It is sold by w. X Orrick, corner of Lexing-
ten and Eutaw sts., Baltic, and in Washington
City, by Robert S. Patterson, f. Howard, ID. S
Mitchell, and in George town by o. M. I.inthi
cum. ap24-tf
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"a YES, O YES, O YES.-Wihout any doub
" controversy this day saw the greatest assort-
ment in the United States of the most spendidBeds,
Bosters and PiIlas, Mattresses, Comforts, Cots, &c
&c. The establishment comprises the greatest qnahtl-
ty and variety of goods in the bedding line thai cvei
beheId on earih and they selling remarkably lows
however those who wish TO purchase, they viii call
atthe Bedding Mart at the N. w and = W. corners OF
"a ielS
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LANDRETH,s GARDEN sEEDs.

LANDRETH'S GARDEN SEEDS.
THNHE Subscriber would inform the public that he IS
II now prepared tofumish them with fresh GARDEN
SEEDS from Mr. ID. Lambeth, of Philadelphia, hls
spring supply having Just come to hand. -
He has also ON hand his usual supply of AGRlCUL
TURAi. IMPLEMENTS generally. His stock Of Straw
Cutters, Plougs, Plough castings, Corn and Tobacco
Cutvators, plain and expanding, are very extensive
Also; Newly improved H ORSE POWER & THRESH
ING MACHINES. the latter with iron and wood cyiin
ders superior Pennsylvania made Grain Cradles, SUI
perior Trace Chains from Is TO Ia links to he iooI
Wheat Fans from sos to $40 each Com Planters, and
great number of articles too numerous too mention, al
made Of the best Materials and in the most substantial
manner and will De sold low for cash or approved &C
cepanses in Baltimore. Having an Iron Foundry and
extensive Shops and Machinery driven by steam pow,
err he is prepared TO orders fer machine and
other Castings and for Building, Machines, &c. sc.
JONATHAN s. EASTMAN,
No. Sc w. Pratt street, Baltimore
Who ms also % busheI Seed Italian SPRING WHEAT
a. nIseEoders seee well EFro~n Morris MULTI
ap30 ]. s.. E.
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tsSlfINpLAs > TER EltA.o
gEyHE UHDERSlGNIcIl proposes publishing n
penodcal viii, the above title. The first number
will contain history of the sise and Progress far
as known of the Joh LG,ss, BGriags, Rothchds, and
Hopes. of Baltimore.
The fPatapsco Savings Fund.- and other kindred in
stitutiens will be laid bare to the pubic.
Ten years residence, with an aimpfoved observation"
of Baltimore Bankers, justices the coming publication
Due notice viii be given OF the issue OF the rst NUM-
Der. ss
All communications be addressed spost paid'' TO
he subscriber, Baltimore Post Office.
iy III diff JOSEPH BRECK.
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AMEs' PAPER.
a a Cases No. 3 CAP,
Il - 2 do No. plain DO.
do Fine do do
do Superfne do do
9 do do do do
Just received and for sale at mill prices by
TURNER, WHEELWRiGHf MopSE,
je 70 M. 10 8. Charles St (up stains,)
1.,..-- - saIsCELI.A :, OF Refi-
gion and Letters, edited by Rev. EVA s. Gannett
ve,o has obtained promises OF aid from Other Unitarian
clefEmen and winters FERNS -, Pay lbie IN aovanee
Subscriptions resssved by ~, iICh Man,
Hiel5 " h"i ~ sue's-
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EnY order of the commissioner of insolvent debt
a 8 ors thecity and county of Baltimore, notice Is
hereby given TO the CREDITOR Of JAS. TUCKER an in
solvent debtor that personal discharge hath Been gran
he'd 70 the said debtor and thai the said creditors are
reared to attend at the Office of the said commits
sones in the court house, in the cityof baltimore, on
the a day of NAV next at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon
and nominate trustee trustees, 10 be appointed for
their benefit: and to give all the Information in Their
POSSESSION 70 The said commissioners to enable thSn 20
report Baltimore county court agreeany 10 aet q AS
emily passed at December session, 1881, enuucd ian
act relating TO nsolvcn debtors' and that the 81 day
OF July NEXT hath fixed fer the final hearng IN ms
case, before the said commissioners. ,e.a
Dated the 18th day of March, in the year loao;
an a ss,a,.e si,olored man ma 9-lcWIow
ITS.S FOR FRETGHT Or CHARTER
pRll.SS The fine copper fastened brig HIRAM, Chand
sammy Ier master; i43 tons burthen, slows SssV prls
years old, and In complete order for any voyage fof
terms apply to the master on board, or to
je J. P. AID ANS, BoWiyss VIII.
= And Checks and Bank Bills on NEW YORK
PHILADELPHIA sa
vIR9lNlA
NORTH 4 sOETH CAROLINA
ALABAMA, &C., purchased, and fcr sale BY
jeR J. !. COHEN JE 4 BROTHERS.
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Corner of East Baltimore and High streets
And nv all the Druggists iu Baltimore, and IN Washing
ton, Georgetown, and Alexandria, D. U.
lie l9 2aw
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aHOLASSES- barrels New Orleans Molasses
" ~ JOINT P. ADAM -
- 30 wIy;sw kt
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LAW NOTICE.

LAW NOTICE.
<<HAS. II. PITT & JAS. f. STEWART, .8tto1
q neus at La,p, have removed 10 the office in Fayete
street few of St Psul's street, opposite Bar
num,s Hotel: They may be found at all times d.. ing
business hours when not engaged in Court, absent
from the city IN the absence of either of them, tile
other will attend TO the business of the office. ap
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-07-27

aNAPER Lowto close sales
81 % rean,s IMPERIAL PAPER
60 do Medium do
u do Red envelope do
For sale by LANES BRUNDIGE.
aria 80 l36eSvth Vt. Bowlv Is wlar
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= mTss4rEr Coz o.. q. 81 ~ Dags old Whlie Coffe,
JOHN P. ADAMS,
Tvs Bowiy'r WHIT.
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sNOUND.-Was found by the sabscr iber, lar
a KEY apparently an iron chest key, which thI
owner can have by describing II and paying charges
Apply at this offce. JOHN WILLIAMSON.
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So it did here, in torrents.
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TO THE HONORABLE TIRE JUDGE
or n AT TIKI0RF COUNTY COURT.


Corner Dugan's wharf and Pratt street,
MACS lower end of Centre Market Space
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-06-22
PARTY EmBLEMs.--TIr FOR TAT.

somewhat piquant anecdote, founded upon
fact, in relation to wearing party emblems, was
told US day or two since, which it would be
almost criminal to withhold from our readers
An old school federal destructive partisan-7a
wool-dyed democrat-of small calibre, but dis
pfoportioned decorating power, (whose private
character is, in the main, estimable,) met de-
mocratic wing, whose shirt bosom was decorat-
ed with neat Clog cabin breast-pin," whilst he
sported an exquisitely fine and costly Mosaic,
forming beautiful miniature edifce, beside
which lay couched a male and female hound,
with litter of whelps.
Addressing the democratic whig, he observed,
| in solemn and eondemnatory style-''I am sur
prised, sir, to see you wearing the badge of a
party; than which nothing be more unbe-
coming an American citizen.n
Somewhat ncttled at this gratuitous interfer
ence, on the part of an indomitable and jealous
partisan, who had rallied under F'hickory trees, .
and distributed t'hickory" tickets, with por.
ton Of the personal decorations, the democratic
wing promptly rejoined-''that he certainly had
as just right to emblem of the Ha7ri
son log cabin as he had to decorate his person
with an emblem of Pun Buren's blood hounds ?
This vetoed the political lecture; and the as
founded destructive federal democrat made hasty
tracks from. the presence of his triumphant demo
cratic wing adversary, and left him clear field
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ANOTHER OF AMOS'S FIBs PROV
EN- UPON HIM.

It will be remembered, that the Senator from
Louisiana published letter, giving a descrip-
ton Of the procession of negro carts in the city
Of Washington, and that attempt has been
made to identify that procession with the wing
cause, by creating belief that the negroes were
for our candidate. We saw statement IN the
Globe, charging that the procession had been
gotten up by Mr.. Hogmirc, wing. We did not
believe the charge. The Advocate, published at
Georgetown, gives the following card, which
places the shoe on the other foot:
A CARD
To the editors OF the Globe and Richmond En-
quirer, and the letter-writers of the admins
tration
Having noticed my name in the Globe and
Richmond Enquirer, giving description by sonst
letter-writters, charging me as being the author
and getter up Of the odious hard cider negro pro-
cession of Georetosyn, ID. c., and hiring the
black marshal to insult the administration party,
| only have to say, as far as the publication re.
iates to me, pronounce the author foul sland-
erer and liar, gotten up for political effect l
am Virginian, and the holder of slaves, and
never could advocate principle teaching insub-
ordination to that class of our population. On
the day OF the procession, which is an annual
custom OF the cartmen, few moments before
they formed, was passing by the door Of Mr..
j. n. Pearson, one of the administration party,
"a real 1ocofoco, not hard ciderte; j he banter
ed me TO furnish barrel Of hard cider, and be
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from what number of the Catholic Miscellany
we extracted the article containing Bishop Eng
lands notice of Mr.. Van Buren's attempt to dis
franchise the Catholics, Published by on Fri
day. We would say to them that we found the
piece ia question in the Catholic Herald, of jan
uary 9th, 1884, Vol. IL, No. ?, published in Phi
ladelphia. 1t is there entitled san extract from
the Catholic Miscellany
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-06-22

New CounteIfet-Counterfe two dollar notes on the
bank of Illinois, dated June 3, 1889, No. 1921 letter b,
were detected at ST. Louis the sth. Engraving very
course, and the whole affair very imperfect
-7nother-A counterfeit the state bank of IN
dana has been detected in Cincinnati of the denomna-
ton OF five dollars purportug to be engraved by Wm
Dane s Co.; the genuine all engraved by Rawdon,
Wright s. Hatch, New York. The signature of Mr..
Menel is pretty well done; The filling has resemblance
10 the true bills
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a LBeral O6er.-The Wheeling Times of the llth
says tisasserted that Gen Harrison has refused TO ex
pless his opinions upon subjects of leading interest to
the country We authorised to offer $1,000 to any
person who wiz show that Martin Van Buren, has ex-
pressed an opinion any subject of general importance
on which General Harrison has not expressed opin-
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TobaecS.-A steamboat arrived at ST. Louis few days
ago with lao hhds. of tobacco board, and says the
New Era of that city nearly every boat from the Mssou
has been freghted with this article for time past
and there is much more yet TO be shipped. The Rich
mond, Va, Wing says: the public warehouses in that
city arc crammed with Tobacco, and can be
eeived until the 18th of next month.
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Erpences for Girard CoAege.-W- e Learn from com
munication in the Philadelphia Inquirer, that the entire
expences of this work from the commencement up 10
he first of January last, have been one million, one
hundred and ten thousand dollars and sixty five cents
Eighty thousand ofwhch has been paid to aborers and
upwards of three hundred and ninety thousand dollars
to masons carpenters backsmhs carriers, plasterers
and others employed in the construction of the build
inn
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The Louisvill Daily City Gazette of June l5sh, says
on Saturday, the Tippecanoe Club of this city raised
their liberty pole towering higher than any other in the
far west 1t is $50 feet high and bears its head the
broad banner of 'Hdrrison aud Tgler,' above which
floats beautiful sTeamer. Notwithstanding the in
cessant rn brave tar assembled the crosstrees and
planted the opmast, amid the cheers of the hundreds
who thronged the street. The flag of the free and the
LIBERAL is now wooing the breeze-a perfect eye-sore to
the heart stricken Locofocos.
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The seven pirates captured off Cape Antonio have
been sentenced TO death in Hawai- Report says that
another batch Of pirates had been captured the
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Capt John NJ. Otey, has been elected Cashier of the
Branch Bank of Virginia Lynchburg, supply the
vacancy occasioned by the death of Mr.. Sydnor.
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-06-22

Tribute to Merit-The stockholders of the Portsmouth
and Roanoke Railroad Company, injecting Tues
day last passed vote of thanks to Col Andrew Joyner
their late President.
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-06-22

Cou,aeUfeit.-The Trenton Gazette announces that
one dollar notes of the Mechanics and Manufacturers
Bank of that city, altered to tens i'll circulation
They are detected by the circumstance that the ones
have figure of horse for vignette, which other
denomination has
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Bankr1lps Bu.-A delegation from the New York
Chamber of Commerce have gone to Washington to OPP
pose the passage oany law the subject unless mod
fed according to the views of the chamber.
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7eSas crirrency.-We copy the following from the
Houston Weekly Times of June 4-''We would notify
our friends and the public, that compelled to
charge good money Texas promissoy notes for for
all work done at this oliice.n
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-06-22

A child Poisoned.-A boy about five years old was
poisoned in New York on Thursday last by his mother
who gave him arsenic through mistake for magnesia.
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SPecic.-The schooner Watchmail iaTived at Ne'
Orleans the eth inst from Metamoras, with $50 81
in specie.
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Pennsylvania Special Elections The Harrisburg Tel
legraph of Thursday last says:-The special elections
in susquehanna and Chester counties not held on
the 18th inst The ocofocos knew better than to
before the people just Bedford county gave then
a dislike to special elections"
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-06-22

Verdict for Defenddnt.-In the libel suit of Trust "
the proprietor of the New York Sun, the jury brougf
in a verdict for the latter
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Ifeits-During the last eight days three hun
bred and twenty-five counterfeit notes the Delaware
Bank have been presented at Mr. Mler's Office in Phil
adelpha.
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Tobaceo-The Buffalo Journal speaking of the pro
duce forwarded by the canal last week, saysIn one
consignment for New York. noticed lot of 81 tons
of Ohio tobacco, said to be very fair merchanabe
article. II was grown in Fairfield county.
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-06-22

BrgIary-The office of the Providence Steamboat
Company jim New York broken into on the 18th inst.
TIE robbers obtained no money, it placed beyond
their reach.
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John Davishas been nominated by the Wings for Gov
enor of Massachusetts.
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PoFtrau.A likeness of the Hon. J. Wise, said 10 BE-
very good one, has just been published in Philadel
pbia.
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The Albany papers announce the death Of Edward
Livingston. Esq. well known public man.
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Ohio RipcT.--Opposite Wheeling the l9hin the
Ohio river had feet inches water in The channel and
falling.
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Teras Nary.-The Houston Star has the following pa
rasraph:-"rhough the arrival of every new Govern
nent vessel has been noticed, many perhaps ig
LOrant of the naval force the command Of the this
country. The following statement of the
vesseles in our Navy, aud their strength
able to give.
Steamer Zavalla.
Sloop Trinity, 600 tons, carries twenty 81 pounders
medium guns.
Brigs Colorado and Galyeston 400 TONS carries each
sixteen lS FOUNDERS medium guns
Schooners san Jacinio, San Bernard and San Antoine,
10 TOMS carries each four - pounders and long eigh
teen, on pivot.
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ANyILs AND LAsTs-COBBLERs

AN lis AND s4I1SIS-COB6LEh
AND TINKERS.-The government officers
and dependents, only comply with the orders Of
their employers, when they scandalise the work
ingmen, and remind blacksmiths and shoemakers
that they ought to stick to their anvils and their
lasts" and not dabble in politics, unless it is
their side of the question.
We have it from high authority, from Mr.. Van
Buren's secretary OF the navy, that some reform
was indispensable in that arm of our national de-
fence; as it was SEimpossible to make naval Off
GERS of cobblers and tInkers"-they must be gem
tlemen's sons, and college bred too-not filthy
mechanics.
Such authority is not to be disregarded by those
who are fed from the public crib, and whs but
for that source of subsistence, might hazard be-
coming the recipients of public charity; hence,
we perceive such articles Of sneering at mechan-
les, as may be found in the official of w ednesday
last, to carry out the views of their employers;
whilst they occasionally Aatter the hard-fsted
yeomanry, to obtain their sufrages.
The worst feature in this affair is, that the vi
olcnce of party feeling and prejudice induces too
many Of fellow citizens to acquiesce, tacitly,
in these denunciations of themselves, without be-
ing awarethat their interested headers have placed
mark Of degradation upon their foreheads,
which cannot be seen without the use of mir
ror--an examination of both sides; and that
it is done because they suppose that hundreds,
thus welded to party, are incapable, from want
of educ alton, to examine for themselves, and
necessarily remain in error-and that there are
too many who, from habits of Incidence, or some
other causes, viii not take the pains of consult
ing that which truly reflects the image of the
times
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-06-22

Lauriat made his 34th balloon ascension from Boston
Wednesday last. He in the air nearly two hours
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Nantucket town. by the census, has s6i2 inhabitants
Increase in three years 465.