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Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-07-01

NoTIcE.-The fifth of May number of
the Evangelical Church." a monthly
periodical published at this office, under
the editorial care of Rev. D. H. Ranney.
IS delayed a short season, for the accom-
mediation Of the printer. The remaining
numbers are to be issued more rapidly
however, when its printing is resumed.
Postmasters and others receiving this no
tee are requested TO notify subscribers of
this fact.
IITnnIrtn-L
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-07-01
Woodstock Mereury.l

NoTlcE.--The next meeting OF the Black
River Ministerial Conference, will be hol
den with brother Parsons, of Newport, NH,
commencing al p. NJ, on Tuesday the
7th OF July. Brother G. Williams preacher;
the other parts as given out at Chester.
N. Is. A punctual attendance is desired.
N se y. BRIERLY, Seer.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-07-01
N Offices.
P r o p o s a L 8

For publishing By subscription, semi
monthly periodical. to be entitled The
You've peoples LIBRARY: 10 be ed
tied By ReU. B. Briefly
The object of the work will be 10
encourage and promote pure and undefiIed
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-07-01

Our northern people have had an
opportunity of seeing something of slave.
~ IN the case of the Aimstad. The more
recent one of the importation of blood.
mounds into FLORIDA. | hope may have
some effect to enlighten them as to the
rue character OF such horrible instit1-
sCn. Phis is not the first importation o.
OloOdhounds into the country. | know
,len personally who imported them into
ny State of Mississippi, Cor the purpose
y hunting runaway slaves,
The Narrative Of Williams is true ii
lnaFacIer Of slavery in Mississippi.
1--WE annn,,ss believed ii true in fact. an,
rsE believe Il true. once thought Q
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-07-01
General Intelligence.
EAST TENNEssEu.

We are permitted 10 publish the follow
sas g eH, FACTS from letter of correspond
e ., oil Gerril Smith, in East tennessee
ney Will oe found worthy Of an alten.
1--we perusal. Friend Of Nan.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-07-01
MARRIED,

In MANCHESTER, on the 2sth uIt., BY L. Hun,Iy. Of
Iaaic9 David u Huson Of Salem, n. Y. TO widow
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-07-01
From the Boston Courier.
SAILORS AND CANNlBALS.

An account, certified by three of the
crew of a whale ship, appeared, not long
since, in Troy paper, stating, that one
OF the crew was delivered, by the captain,
into the hands of the natives of Savage
lsland,' In the Pacific Ocean, who are
cannibals, and was there left to be killed
and eaAen by them. This captain (Rogers)
of the ship Beaver, of Hudson, was after
wards examined before Judge Bets of
New 7 ork, when three Of the crew (prob-
ably the same persons) testified against
hlm' Their statement was partly denied
but this sailors having been so lef either
with or without his consent, was not dis
puted. But 10 and behold, just at this
time, an act of Congress, passed in 1890,
was produced, which makes it requisite.
! that proceedings shall be instituted in such
cases, and for crimes therein specified, be-
fore the expiration oftwo years from the
day on which they were committed. The
law should have said, two years after the
return Of The ship. In case of murder, if
mistake not, (though | do not feel certain
that my recollection is cofrect) the limit is
three years. This ship had been absent
three years and a half and this alleged
transaction took place more than two years
before the return of the ship. Under this
absurd law, therefore, the captain was dis
charged, as not being liable TO punishment,
even ifhe was guilty of the whole crime
, imputed to him.
A whaling voyage, as am told, is fire.
quently extended beyond three years. So
are sealing voyages, and voyages to the
: Northwest Coast after furs. Thus, by
: this act of Congress, man on board ship
: may commit any crime, even murder, dur,
t ing the first part of such voyage, and
may come home, attended with perfect ev-
} idence of his guilt, and yet, under this
: law, entirely escape punishment, and even
t trial. 1t is in the power Of any such
shipmaster 10 proong his voyage, aiteI
e having committed murder or any othel
9 criminal offence, till the necessary TINS
i has elapsed, which shall free him from
It being called to account. 1t Is not lmproo
S able. that the voyage of this ship was 81
it prolonged. and for this very purpose
1t 1t will probably be asked, Why ma
1t such law been permitted TO exist tor III
o ty years 1t is because sailors have NJ
e influence in the community. They a:
) without friends and without power. lhef
is not one among all the Congress brawl
ut ers and MASTERS of time, who cares n
" for all the sailors that belong to the Oni'
h ed States. Sailors rarely vote; and non
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-07-01
DIED.

In hene, ~ H., on Saturday the 9th inst, wifi,
oi Joseph Chittenden, Of Orwell VT. s..
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-07-01

seek their favor in this way, or fear their
opposition. They stand unprotected and
oppressed. Not one in the councils of
tne naLlon lifts up his voice in their be-
no,i' Nay-lt is worse than this. Not
on'y none appears as their advocate. but
a. 'llis very moment, there is a bill before
oohgfeSs, which will unquestionablv pass
Wlthou: opposition and in silence, to mod
ny or repeal the very law, intended 10 pro-
ICY them from being thus left with canni
o"'S upon savage islands, or set adrift in
lofeIgn ports. The late journals of Con-
gIess snow this, though the particulars of
,iiiS OIL are not stated. The existing
Id" Tor the security of sailors has been
10 announcement to shipmasters, and
lhey desire TO be relieved from ali re-
strlc'lon aud responsibility with regard to
!ne'r treatment Of their Tvs; and there
IS very little doubt, that, through the in
terest OF the commercial class. thew will
OBTAIN what they desire. There is, how
ever, some prospect, that efforts will be
made In behalf of sailors, which will
oFlng their Interests before Congress at
the next session. HoWARD
;. The Nantucket Inquirer has Just pub
llshed table, from which it appears that
upwards of five hundred American vessels
are engaged in the whale fishery, of which
504 belong to ports in Massachusetts, with
vested capital Of So,80O.OOO.
The bills Of the Miller's Bank at CIvde
are not ia ken by the brokers. The public
should be put upon their guard, and refuse
them altogether
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-07-01

. CONCORD BANK.-It becomes our duty
70 announce to the public that the Concord
Bank has stopped payment. But we are
authorized by the President and Directors
OF the Bank, to state, that recent exami
natlon has been made ofthe funds and Sc
curltles OF the Band, that there can be no
DOUBT they are ample for the purpose of
rIedeenlng the bills and paying the depos-
lies and all other liabilities of the Bank,
1t IS therefore recommended to the holders
OF the bills not to dispose of them at a sac
rlhce, as they may be assured that they
vii! be paid in full.-N. H. Patriot
HOUSE OF REPR EsENTAT1vEs.-M
age Of Members -Thursdav, June H.
The Bill reported from the Committee on
mileage, fixing as the basis for computing
the mileage of members of Congress the
distance by direct geographical lines from
their residences to Washington, instead Of
the distance by post routes, was passed, by
a large majority.
The mileage nov allowed 20 members
amounts, In some instances, to more than
the per diem compensation. A member
rom LOUISIANA, for instance, receives
more than two thousand dollars a session,
1t was intended, originally, to cover the
expense Of travel, but nova days, travel
does not cost eight dollars for every TWEEN
ty miles, nor anything like it. The new
mode of computation will reduce the ag-
gregate charge for mileage about thirty
thousand dollars. But it operates unequal
ly upon members from different sections
MIR. Thompson, of Mississippi, showed
that II was unjust in regard to ~ mbers
from his State, who could not travel in
direct line 10 the seat of government. He
said the whole thing originated IN strug-
gle between the two parties, in the House,
to out-demagogue each other, and, after
this election, the rule would be altered
again.-Journol Of Commerce.
The new bridge across the Allegheny,
connecting Pittsburg with Allegheny
town, just completed at an expense of
$4,000, is 1857 feet long and AZ wide.
On the top is delightful walk, IL feet
wide, safely protected on each side by
hand ratings and lattice work. 1t is the
fourth bridge across the river within the
distance Of mile.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1840-08-14
Seutfdbe @eIebbiiher Don SbtD.

g8ir MAIDEN uuiern teut1hen Sreunben bermtt bic
Nnei9e, hae mir cine 9lu;ahl @rempare ob9en QSerz
feS gum 8erfauf crhaten haben, -uno baS Stiif IN
81 So ben, BON Den Nerren ceraus9ebern eelfeOten
Subcrpticnspretfe, su perabfcsen beauftra9t nb.--
Cas lSerf tpuroe pcn Den Soerren g(pd) unh Ma[s
fer, in gcrmantotpnt Sbc, auf Subfcriptton bera,1s
9egeten, uno Dor benz Druid ber 91eoiOn zines prat>
fd,sn 9leorfaten iber9eben TN. ale felt benz Cr Der
leben Statuten tatt9efunoeneu 3uiese unb 8erdnbez
runaen am 9ebDri9en Srt unoSteue sinSuiha[ten.
Drud unb papier oes Wertes lno pprSt9td) eut -
uno 70 tre mir 3et batten bic lleberiebung nit BEN
Original su uer9eiden, 1T oeielbe m0sltf riti9 nnc
9ereu, 70 oeloi Die Geriecerhet Der Soiome--lno
Die Sprdausbrilde Der eneliihen 8edtspfe9e eetatz
ten. Die lleberieeun9 tit BON Nerrn @jeor9 Wafer
QStr Sweifen nidt-oa6 oiees QSerf uulern teutlteu
Witbir9ern dueerlt tpfommen uno unblih feyn roelz
&c, ncem oacurd einem ldu9t 9efibten uno out aus
9e(prcdenen 8eburfnBe ab9ebcfen ,piro llno oa Die
gerle9er nur cine ud8se snSahI Grenpare i,ber jerc
ourd Subcripticn beteQten oeorut baben, 70 blrftsn
otelebeu in furSer 3eit cer9rien ieDn, uno mir rahen
oober eeem Der eirs gu bQben tunldt. bep 3een bo>
fur on5upre&en, uuo iId, ben 8els cteies nusIben
IDerfes iu fId,ern.
Das Yyerf entbdlt aueer ber Contribution uno cen
NQ9enteinen 9efeseu ron Shio, aud, ncd bic llrats
tdn9tefets. @rfldrung uno bic Contribution Der Der
Staaten, 70 pie ou Die oerlhieoenen @on9reB @elet
se CUR @inblrserur9 fur Gtnapanberer.
Deart %. ~.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1840-08-14
Je cues 6 tabltB m e t.
9teueite 9lnfuuft
bon
CONNER @ooren.
EnLt9 1t11n EHtH11.

- Sn $tfer nnb &leins alter Steberta,
~ &C. bem UlarttDAus 9e9etltcr, jri9en bcm NutGts
FUN Ibtrbaupt rr9cbcntt at rag c 10 ettn ron Den
$500 6liden Gitirs Elm 9rpBrs sutsc,pdDItes 9Saas
renasrr ban batcn prs cocr 2crcrcnbeit bic ae,
n6bnIib i'm 6anr prrt6mmt, tcttcbt c fpsenD
Stapel, Inb SdncD>Irpdenmaaren
ahnbrtn Drn ais 1T Der 24ple scfarttes parits t(a.s
bwars, olives bunfelSrurs totttSr1ns brab caret ca.
bets nlaultrerfarttns lnp ttoblSemtidbtes 3 uob.
@8war3 tauwarlc, brane brat, tprerbu unb serippte
Ea6mtrc.
Gin olsrmeines SaSer Srmmerpr mte GORE unb 1erita.
nif1c Urcn, oaniltct unb 0laprs Stpccnt unb Ya11s
9unt Scrarn nc 8rrtt 9prts, $cinen @rtcias bcQanz
etfcs nnb Qrostu prbraun riBcs cinfadbes uo CO.
rtrrtes <cicnscus, GaBimcrcs uo 9rnSs sr (4tpar:
Ie Spnmer3cn8e tlnp Qamtlctts.
ESQ Stu6e Qmerieanifbe, 6ronjctr unnGnst6 Sattunr
rcn tts 373 Gents bic Yarr 9rtel 9rtrt nb 0r,
9etItidtcs 6emrcnjn9 rpn st his 25 Gents bic Vorb.
Sebencse, dees, Sanep 9reB bntiber Grapatttn
lnb L0aIstnrrn irner Nrt.
20 Sa6t tcfrn ic Satt, Ibrt, Se Crltons u,b ut,u,
Ct, &bptcare 8trir3 nt elmer 9rbrnNustpob xibabrr
@je1thtrr Mno Glassware
0ttr6Dn6e srerrrrler unb ppr3euan 1a6cn @dotn tne
1bre9ribrr, 0Idter, Sloeten, 9ceanters, ,c. ,e.
9drttpadren.
qPabrcn uno pobmrrcs prime sie unb Graseutcn 6er.
1tno U0if9absn, Ettcn Sldccl, 0las, &C. &c.
200 Sell Granifes @pDlerer Otrrcrer unD &a(tftt uno
fautrnccr Ntcl nnntbi9 anaufnbrtn trct prbf rt,
8tauft morern ine uno u tclcn Qrctn, ais cb nit bem
Srud tcr 3en prtraSen tpcber pertauft erprn folcn
Tim ltnrIuuns Ger 2EoNrrn pree srstt.nt ace
9tteten
Sonrsrrcputte aer art ntrhen 3u ten tem 9retten a
9encmmtr. 8. 90. Spfb.
Canton, Sup s7, 1s4o. b.r. 5as. 3. sister.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1840-08-14
gfeue gGeberet uno Tarberet

Canton, Starf @auntD, Sbtp.
Nie untcrrietrnen tnabritisrn lire Srlnrt nnc ras
~ pnblitum fterbaup rag ne ber @tap l1nipntaun
nae Canton sclc8cn nc, atpc e it bs ncr bcm 9lamn
&rafts oaus tceanntcn 9ebaupe, atfern pom Snetbrs
5aetcrY, bic.
EgH b pref
in aln eren eerpcnen 3eisn tetrttttn Sic nb einse
rt6 pwcb &eppt6e unr 0arpets as ale Nn rpn GaBnctt
nm &u pc aud xdjeuS iecer Nrt ebn w t6nn tnb rtrs
tFrten tet gutter Nrteit bise reie uno ee Seotenun9
UJ1udb betreiten ltnter;tidbnete tas p
Sdrber @e1d)Gft,
rnb ren cc Nrt 9tcen rptb t(a srn .tb at teitz
tiss Sarte,b WOblfeil, pauerGaft unS gut.
I6das unb Di tfeE
oanttn, sut IT, ls41 4wm
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1840-08-14
2tubitcrs Nmt, @tart Gauntp !

Qubitcrs Qmt, @tare Gaunp1
Gontrn, Sup l, ls4O.
Sd ttfbein9e bitrm baB Obt9ts riGttS 0n9ate brr
Ginabmcn unD AusSaten @tart Gauntp it, fir pas Sab
wees n Sunny 1910 nrtSt tpit biltcn ben &auns
tp ermmBipnrrs bet tbrer Sanp prrc4nrt nno ron
brnfelten CUR 8etanntmadDun9 rercrbnc troroen (nc
Snlp "a, ls4O @ antc[ 8 Cd 1, Qauntp Quoitr.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1840-08-14
12ter SSabr9an9..
49,. Yrepa9, ben 1Aten 9u9uf 1870
NRnfM1uM1eM:

45enfnguM4eM:
!. sotr !" g tet s"n - frtMnp uno 8etf Der 3ttf'
tr,9eint rreelmaBi9 jeben 8reita9
2. 0er @utripriOnss preis lit 81 SO ents,
in 9crausesabuns, rrer ia er, falls Die 3etns w in
aer balb Der lten 6alftc res Sobrs tsjoblt ,pirp
9. Se 9ernpuns sefbtcp eu xOen Der ltnterfhretcr,
aao 9r an bic oeraussctcr mben roep rn9canrt wtrre
f. 9ngesen OerDen fir bic ablten prefe etnsera miben
atr fcse9 baor Usg@bIt werrcn, pc n auf fcnise
4rt in Teobnun8 ttcbt
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1840-08-14
SQre1t fir 1910.

S%a6rd miro bruit bic tortarcn 8eprbncr Star
~ eauntp crtbc raB t arntos rn 7tsn nadbten@ep
trmtrr anfan9cn mcrr pcn Ear rs ta9n @autp fir ras
Sahr s4O cinutamneln unp i rpr nu Srutrtcr merotn
nicterme9cn ccn Gag III jerm xaunftir 9r6bnIe
10 ubr 9prmitto9s tis4 br 9lomitto9s ,u
Sceen epn, TIM BIC Iorcn pcn rccn 5u pfan9n, n pann
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1840-08-14
,lln(hci1, nomliM ::

A pcrp th, abreno Ger Grnate 0ctrter uno Scpcmtcr
lit meinr Amtsittr 1T Canton u9srn pn, bic fdisn Sar
CIT rcn rrncn onncbm pclc nt pprbr teabt baten Sic
e rrrnal9B9cn, nnrrbalt Der it bieter Sadt onerset
men 3ett 3u tcsoblc, m6sen uf6ele Soften crpartcn.
Spsrnres 1T Der Sau Der xorcn Die fur ras Sobr 1910 auf
ieDe LOO Xlar Dcs aeih0tten QBertbes aeLeat ltnp.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1840-08-14
9ln9abe 0er @tnnabmen uno 9(u69aben Der
G6astamner bon Starf @auutn fur oas
am 1ifen Sum 1910 enDtQenNe cSahr.

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rpn Dbio, Or.
Selauf Staats "nO Ganaar, ouf 9upttea fir 1889 tp
lrttrt S1279O OF 5
StaatsontDcil BON Seqtenten9clo fur 1888 236 OF 8
&ar aut $otrpsr uno Nerjte l39 OF
5prcsent ntreb Der 9urrus 9sterunssseter s671 o5
Seiner 9so"f D. Ssrto"f rer etl6 9opl 1889 1926 27
Netncr Scaut rrn Er6,nrr Grlautntbt6einen 35 "a 8
DO. Ear o1It Autttcnars 52I 4
bo. Ear auf frembe Snturon3 Companion 10 "a
8tf1mmte Staatss Sunrs $l7el3 80
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mor bseb6ri9e Sc9laubteunS auf9ctpsen 1T S17e13 90
9Btom Dunbar, Sakmcifer, in Nednuns init @tartGauntp
CEinndE1ncn.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1840-08-14
MT. .. %. DeRenbarDe Z

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eTGsS 1T ron 9,lain xaunt6tr mad Canton 9t3r,
ta gen. CT trpbnt jeet in 6crrn Sr9lc's qrtf= WSNM
49, baus nabe rcr alten 4crtcrcp in Gantpn @
CT ten Nufruf init rem it, feincm 9catts5wcse &MM@
scDert tperbcn mag, Sol9e lcien wirb.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1840-08-14
Sefentltcbe 8enoue.

Sefentltde BenOue.
Im Srca8 Den 2sten initcbnben 1usut, 9ormttass m
~ nbr folIen 5aufe hes nttrbrrtenrn n Sadon xp.
@tort Co fo(8nb Nrttttl 6fftnt& pcritei9rt rerbtn
Dret 6ube,
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RG~S1N Iabre, cidbe 20 9@aafc, @Anetne, Elm 5wr.
QBa9n, Cit pfu9, cine cBn9ne N6t.
tastbr np cine sroBe 9crtAerenbe 9aus Sauern' np S
ctens s@eratD Su mctaut9 su melpen.
@uwartun8 u,O RECOMMENDATIONS CREDIT auf 8neSrfdruns
miro 9c9eben NtcpGas $aubfhEr
Jodtpn Xfp. QuA. 9 3m.
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-06-03
MEDICINAL ADVERTISEMENTS.


w have, heretofore, numbered ourselves among
w those who believed that "Alhers Hair Tonien
sold by Dr. Jayne, was of tie many quack nostums
whose virtues are never beyond the fusOme pus
of their author. We are willing, ut length to make
public acknowledgment the error of our belief. An
intimate friend, two three months since all the
top of whose Uranium bald piece of polished
marble, maugre all our testing and rideule of the idea
of attempting 10 cultivate barren spot, purchased
bottle two fthe Hair Tonic from Dr. Jayne and ac
cording to his directions applied it, During the sana
week the same friend shered himself into our presence,
and uncovering his hitherto naked head, astonshed us
with thn though luxuriaHt growth of hair, from to
two inches in length-upon the very premises we had
believed unyieding 10 cultivation rs the uacess SAND
that skirts the Atlantic This is puff but is religious
y true, and to those who doubt the gentleman can be
pointed What is in favor of this ''Tonic,
the case here cited not of temporary badness
no sudden loss of the hair-but Of years.
standing, though the gentleman is but As years of age
Philadelphia Lprt The Times October Dist, 1889.
The above preparation is sold by G. L. Duhurst cor
ner of Dugan.s wharf, and Pratt street, lower end OF
Centre Market Space. ma H.
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-06-03

EpX order Of the commissioners of nsovent debtors
k9 for the city and county of Baltimore, notice $
hereby given 10 the creditors of MOSES MERRILL. ain
insoivent debtor, that personal discharge hath been
granted TO the said debtor and that the said creditors
are required to attend at the office of the said commits.
soners IN the court house, in the city of Baltimore on
the 4ul day OF May next OF 10 O'Clock in the forenoon
ana nominate trustee or trustees, be appointed for
their benefit; and 10 give all the information in their
possession TO the said commissioners, to enable them TO
report to Baltimore. county court apreeabIy TO an act
OF assembly, passed at December session. 1881 entitled
an act relating TO insovent deboTs and that the 3rd
day Of July next hath been fixed for the final hearing
in his case, before the said commissioners
Dated the 18th day of March in the year 1910.
hn <I-aWom ma 1-IawSw
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-06-03

3gH order OF the comm issioners of nsovent debtors
nB for tie city and county Of Baltimore notice Is
hereby gwen to the creditors of SAMUEL. ID. roy,
an sovenf deetor that personal discharge hath been
granted the said debtor and that the said creditors
are required 10 attend the office OF the said commits
soners in the court house, in the city of Baltimore on
he 9th day ofJuiy next az 10 O'Clock in the forenoon
and nominate trustee trustees to be appointed for
their benefit and to give all the information in their
possession, 10 the said commissioners enable them to
report TO Baltimore county court, agreeabIy to nm act
of Assembly passed at December session, 1891 entitled
Gan act relating TO insovent dcbors and that the 18th
day ef-Ecptember next hath been fixed for the final
hearing in his case, before the said commissioners
Dated the 2lst day of May, in the year 1910.
ma % law3n
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-06-03
. 2z / IA
@ d o! ZEl !! u y I! Il. ! Y |. { ,SxsS

COMPOUND Strip OFICELhND MOSS
VENHE subscribers having purchased on the late fra
n OF Nh Hutchins & Co. their recipe for making
the COMPOUND SYRUP OF ICELAND MOSS re-,
specially inform the Druggists generally, that they in
tend preparing the medicine for sale Wholesale and re-
tbeing satisfied from the results ofthe last four wears
of its efficacy the almost cure of long standing
cases ofCONSUMPTION, and its wonderful effects in
enrey removing all symptoms OF that disease if taken
IN its ncipientstages also in Immediately aording relief
IN cases of COUGHS, COLDS, ASTHMA, aud Tho
WHOOPING COUGH. They confidently recommend
u to ter retail customers medicine of real WORTH
being very eecual, perfectly safe and gentle in is
operations II is prepared from mucaee or the long
Known and highly valued vegetable, the ICELAND
Moss-but in combination with other medicines cacu-
lated to act most benetcaIy in all the above diseases;
also IN eases OF night sw9s produced by long coughing
aHd attended with SO much pain and distress 10 the
patient. ROBERTS& ATKINSON. DRUGGISTS
Corner Hanover and Market sts.
FOR sale also by X. II. COLEMAN & Co,
No. 1873 Market street.
And by MACKENZIE s. co.
ap 50 2aWu Corner of GAY & Market sts
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-06-03

10y order of the commissioners of nsolvent debtors
LIB for the city and county of Baltimore, notice is
hereby given to the creditors of GEORGE w. WILL
HANSON, an nsolvent debtor, that personal dis
charge hath been granted the said debtor, and that
the said creditors required attend at the office of
the said commissioners in the court house in the city of
Baltimore the 9th day of April next, at ten O'Clock
in tina forenoon, and nominate trustee trustees TO
be appointed for their benefit: and TO give all the utor
nation in their possession the said commissioners,
to enable them TO report to Baltimore county court,
agreeably 10 OF Assembly, passed at December
session, 1891 entitled san relating nsolvent debt
ors;' and that the 9th day of June next, hath been fixed
for the final hearing in his case, before the said commits
sioners
Dated the 4th day of cIarch IN the year 1910.
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The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-06-03

HRY order of the Commissioners of lnsolvent Debtors
hD for the City and County of Baltimore, Notice is
hereby given to the creditors of WILLIAM z. ASH
TON nsovent debtors that personal discharge hath
been granted to the said debtor and that the said cred
tors required to attend at the office of the said COM
mssioners in tie Court house, in the city of Baltimore,
on the 9th day OF July next ut ten O'Clock in the fore
noon, and nominate trustee trustees. be appointed
for their benefit and 10 give all the information in their
possession TO the said Commissioners, enable them to
report TO Baltimore CouHty Court ageeably of
Assembly, passed at December session, 1881, entitled
can Act latng to nsolvent debtors;' and hatthe 9Th
day of September next, hath been fixed for the final hear
ing in his case, before the said Commissioners.
Dated Dist day of May, in the year 1870.
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