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The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-07-28
From he 81. Louis yheav Err.

RICHES OF THE FAR WEsT.-Twelye Macki-
nav Boats arrived at this port yesterday, from
the Upper Missouri river. They belong TO the
American Fur Company, and arc freighted with
Buffalo robes. We have not been able to asccr-
tain the correct NUMBER pat the boats probably
constitute, we believe, only a part Of the pro-
ceeds of the years business, having been col
lected at the establishments along the Missouri
river.
The boats, we have understood, met the Com
pany's steamboat, the Antelope, 200 miles below
the mouth Of the Yellow Stone, her point OF des-
was much apprehension that she would not be
able to return this scason--certainly not with
any freight
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Fran the .NssO York Journal Of Commerce
1NNUAL BANK STATEMENT

W. have received from Washington immense
H.. of 1875 pages large Svo., being the annual
statement relative TO Banks, prepared py the eeci
tary of the Treasury in obedience 10 resoiuuoh VI
the House of Representatives IN iooS =. pfo.
Returns or reports on the subject OF Banks, from
all tbc States aud Territories except Iowa. z. -
summary statement of the condition ol the bahs %
each State and Territory at different PERIODS. D. -
General statement of the conditioh oil the D"iiNs
aouohout the country, according to returns aateu
st 20 Mo-, II 1897 when the Banks generally
snsnended specie payments. a. similar statement
G. NJ IS36 when the New York Banks resumed
ssnocie nayments. 5. A comparative stateheht'
rived from the two preceding tables; D. genera
statement OF the condition OF tne DahSS aI0oiu'5 "
tha returns nearest JAN /, 1889 7th, DO. DO, ac-
cor3;po IN the returns nearest Jan. ], lo4u othj
comnaTatiye statement-of the condition OF inc bah
in tr different sections of the Unlon at he IVY iass
| mentioned dates eth, comparative view OF the
condition of all the Banks IN the lated States nea.
the commencement OF each year from 1874 10 go
This table we suboin, 10th condensed statement,
at different intervals of all the Banks in the United
States No /, comprising returns from the different
States and Territories occupies by far the largest
norton of the volume viz: 1928 pages, out OF 1870
Mos O. 8 and onward consist oftabular statements,
some of which must have cost immense LABOR
THE whole number of Banks in the country at the
ore.ent time is 9O1 including 179 Branches. In the
conpn for 1S4O of the annexed table, 81 Banks ana
40 Branches are estimated for lack OF fresh returns
IN 1884 5, and T. more or less BANKS OF pcaohoe
were estimated, for the same reason. OF 1922 anu
1882 the returns appear to be complete nc ~
mated Banks for 1910 about ,one-nhltn OF tne
Ivbole number and comprise about one-tenth oil inc
banking capital The variation from fact cannot DC
material; as the estimates are based upon the tetu7
of the previous year. - - =,
COMPARATIVE VIEW Ot HE GO4S -. ! ~ -
OF ALI, THE BANKS IN THE u. STATES,
NEAR THE COMAIENC DEMENT, OF EACH
YEAR. FROM 1884 TO 1910, INCLUSIVE,
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WAsHINGTON CY,Y

we are gratified to find that the oppressive
measures, both it relates to the refusal to re-
charter the District banks, and the attempt to
change She charter Of the city, are about to call
FORTH an expression of the popular sentiment. in
washington, A meeting was called for last
evening, and we trust the city viii put forth her
LEST men, embody her grievances, and speak
forth language that Will take their cause to
The iire-side Of the most retired citizen. II is
lie cause Of human liberty, and ,nust find re-
.uonse in the bosom of every freeman,
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REGATTA.-The Philadelphia Inquirer states
''that Paramount and the beautiful groves and
hills on the shores Of the schuylkiIl were throng
ed with spectators on Saturday afternoon, to wit
ness gallant race between New York and
two Philadelphia boats" The aStartIed Fawn''
and "George Washington, )" of Philadelphia, and
the ''shahspeare," of New York, were the com
petitors. The s'Startlcd Fawn" took the GOLD
CUP-thc New York boat coming in second best.
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ANOTHER IMPORTANT MoYEMENT.-It is Off
cialIy stated in the Globe, that the Belgian Lee
gislature:las passed a Bill, granting annually
to Company during IA years, a s1tbvention of
400 900 francs, (about 0,0000 for the establish
lishment of a line of steamers between Belgium
and the United States.
That government is now finishing the railroad
from Ostend to Cologne, on the Rhine, whic
will afford the most direct communication be-
tween Germany and America.
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MIR. AND MRS. DAYIDGE'S FEMALE
ACADEMY. We take pleasure in calling the
attention of our readers, and particularly parents
and guardians, to the amunciation IN another
column, OF the re-opening of this Institution, UNI
der the care of Mr.. DAvIDGE and his lady
The eminent success which has attended this es-
tablishment since its first organization, is some
evidence of the ability with which 1t has been
conducted; aud we earnestly hope, that the pro-
mise of renewed zeal and attention on the part of
the principals, and of increased facilities for the
acquisition Of knowledge, viii meet with album
dant patronage.
Baltimore is central point of the Union, and
offers inducements to parents abroad which
should not be disregarded in the selection of To-
cation for the education of their children. The
proverbial health of the city, the facility of OBJ
tanning the very best of teachers, the personal
care of Mr.. Davidge and his lady, and the capa-
cious and comfortable building provided for the
Institution, are all considerations which conl-
mend their Academy to especial attention. For
particulars we refer the reader to the advertise
ment.
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-07-28

HARRISON DEMOCRATS OF THE SECOND
WARD, meet at Simon Rosenfeldt's Marine Hotel, NJ
w corner of Market ndAliceanna streets, on w Ed
KESDAY EVENING NEXT, Doth July, inst, at = o.
clock. Addresses will be delivered, and Royal MAR
rms Administration laid bare Our German friends
are invited to attend and they will be shown how BASE
Ky FALSE the friends Of the Administration have acted
towards THEM Tin CLUES and are invited to attend,
and our Democratic Wing brethren of the first ward
generally are invited to attend The OLD Hero has
taken up his line of march, and the EnnlskIlens war
ssoan of HFnitgh n bdloeh!, comes ringing from the
in line. jy %
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-07-28

The. LIVERPOOL, HALIFAX AM BosToN STEAM
MAILs.-The Boston advertiser states that the
following arrangements had been ma lie for the
making up of the British nails by the Cunard
line of steam ships, for the ensuing season, VIZ;
In London, on the third day of August; the ttt5..
and eighteenth of September and October; the
third of November, December, January and
February. There viii be no other mail from
Liverpool the present month, but one in August,
and but one in November and each Of the sue
ceeding winter months. The se,ni-inonthly ar
will recommends in March. The
return mails from Halifax will be made up on
the same days, and in Boston on the list and 18th.
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The u. S. schooner Grampus, Lieut. John
Paine, has arrived at Boston from the c9asI Oh
Africa. having left Monrovia on the oth oil june
Officers Of the Grampus J. S. Paine, Lieut.
commanding; VIM. p. Griffin, Lient' III
Ross Gardner, acting masters r.. }. bu'i 1 "a
shipman; +. A. Barnett, E. A. Stiles, and a.
Mclaughlin, midshipmen; I. Paine, purser
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-07-28

THE DECLARATION OF INDEPEN-
DENCE-The fourth of July was celebrated at
vincennes, Ind; Abner t. Ellis, Esq. read the
Declaration of Independence, and Mr.. Cannon
delivered an Grafton. At the close Of the cere-
monies, Van Buren, man, who was present, was
asked, elbow do you like the proceedings p
swhy,n said he, ''I liked Cannon's speech prime,
but think Eliis's bore rather too hard on Fan
Buren,, and you know twas agreed, if we De
mocrats would Join in the celebration, nothing
was to be said about politics"
The Declaration of American Independence,
the great charter of our liberties, the most lnd's-
nant rebuke that ever was penned, OF tyranny
and oppression, to be mistaken by an advocate
of the Administration, for speech against 'Hir'
Fan Buren,
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HON. S. s. PRENTIsS.-Th d;st;nou;sbed
gentleman assed through st Louis recently on
his way to the North, and while there, address
ed the largest meeting of citizens ever conere-
gated in that place.
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-07-28

FLYING. -Galignani's Messenger relates that
Ravarian Mechanic, named InterholzeT, has
invented an apparatus for flying, and has ProoPos-
cd to the Minister of the Interior, to make a
nubic exhibition of his system in the Champs
Elysees. ON the Kings fete of the LIST OF May
He pretends that he can, with his apparatus,
raise himself to any height he Pleases, take any
direction in the air, and lower hlmseli' WIN
more or less rapidity, at will
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-07-28

FIFTH WARD TTPPEC.4NoE CLUB-A regu-
lar meeting of this Club will take place ON TUESDAY
Evening, 26th july ats O'Clock precisely at Sharps
school room, Exeter street, one door north OF Baltimore
street. Business of importance cals.e
JOHN HENDERSON. PresideEt.
MALcoM w. MEARIs, Sec'ry. Jy29
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-07-28

Tur GIRLS OF PAwTUcKEr.-The gentleman
appointed to take the census in Pawtucket, ms,
experiences, so says the Gazette, the sie IL
difficulty in ascertaining the ages OF the girls
none of whom plead guilty to over twenty-iouIT;;
In one family, he found no less than nineteen' all
between the ages of sixteen and twenty-ilopf'
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Il7= -
DIED.

On the 10th inst. at his residence in 81. Marys ccun
~, Cornelius Manning, Esq. in the 6et rear of his age
On the 24tn inst. CenirevifIe, Nd: Mrs Mary
Ann B0urke. relct Of Tie late +. G. Eourke, ESQ.
AT Portsmouth,, Va, on the 23d inst John b. Rail.
late lieutenant in the u. 5. Navy.
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-07-28

we learn taroughthe Columbus Enquirer that
z'oco persons attended the Tippeeanse celebra-
.lon Of the 4th of July, in Columbus, fGeorgia.)
mat paper says, s'it would be in vain to attc,nnt
description of the enthusiasm which pervaded
tne meeting during the reading of the toasts.n
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-07-28
RALTIMoRE COUNTY!

There will be poIiticaI meeting on Saturday. the LIST
August at the house of Mr. JOHN GUTTON Pney
Hill York Turnpike, 90 miles from :he city of Bat-
more. Several distinguished advocates of Harrison 4
Tyler together with the Electoral Candidates Of the 3D.
District are expected to address the meeting. The pub
lie generally are invited to attend. jy24
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-07-28
Bishop Chase, of Illinois, is in New York
rnlnN ,rnll,s nm ARnLINEll!

ATTENTION, WINGS OF CAR oIINE!!
general Meeting of the Wings of Caroline County,
will be held at DENTON, on TUESDAY, THE 4tn
nay of AUGUST, when several of the wing Electoral
Candidates will attend and address the People. -
1iiizens of Caroline and neighboring counties are
invited 10 attend The Meeting will be opened at II
O'Clock, A. M. MANY Whl"S'
Caroline County, July 30, lSiO
MA hasty notice of a meeting of the Wings OF
Caroline county, given in the Easton GaLet'e 81
the 18TH instant hut place was mentioned sS- ihe
Wing Meeting viii take place at Denton on the t Oh
Aua,Ist and not before. AP Iy ~
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-07-28

oet nni is BIsHors,-A Paris paper of June
zotn, mentions that three Roman Catholic Ri
oFs rom the United States, viz: Mr.. Ros,t; ~
S LOUIS, an Italian, Mr. Pertier, of Mob;ls = =
a, rencnman, and Mr.. Niles, of Nashville. an
h a. have arrived in that city on their wa
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-07-28

Edwin Campbell, son Of James A. Campbell,
Of Cherryfeld, Me, while hunting on the banks
Of the Narraguagus, unfortunately slipped,
when his gun went OFF and the ball went through
his head.
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-07-28

ANOTHER RELIGIOUS REvyAL.-We learn,
says the Salem Free Press, that most interest
ing revival of religion is now in progress at
Bethel Church, near this place, under the labors
and superintendent of the Methodist Episcopal
preachers stationed at this place and at Valley
Creek
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-07-28

The Pennsylvania Inquirer Of yesterday, asks.
sis there any truth in the rumour that the u.
s. Mintia Philadelphia has lost by the conduct
of defaulter?
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-07-28

95-THE GREAT BALL, despatched by the
TiPpecanoe Club Of Jefferson township, in the
county Of Musfingum, for the Nashville Con-
vention of the 18th August, 1910, rolled into and
through this city yesterday, on It's way to the
mired- Gin. Gaz.
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-07-28

a LIFE LOST. Christian Spang, of Read
ing, was drowned day or two ago, Just after be
had succeeded in saving the lives of two chill
drcn.
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-07-28

fGF-THE STANDING COMMITTEE OF THE
TIPPECANOE CLUBS OF THE CITY will meet at
"NoRTH BEED'' on MONDAY AFTERNOON, the
9th instant, at SIX O'CLOCK.
W1 THos. CARROLL, sec'ry.
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A number of Southern and Western member
of Congress are now in New York
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{E7-EIGHTH WARD.-The Tippecanoe Club of this
ward will meet at c. Browns Tuesday Erenns neat at
O'Clock precisely: Punctual attendance is requested.
The meeting viii be add essed by prominent friend of
the cause. BY order,
jy2 A. l.. MOORE Prest.
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Be CAREFUL.--A one dollar bill on the Prince.
ton IN. j. Bank, altered to ten, was shown
us yesterday. Letter B., dated January 1st,
1870 The alteration is exceedingly well done
and calculated to deceive almost any person who
is not in the habit Of handling the bills of that
Bank.-Pa. Inquirer.
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BIAEL ARRANGEMENT
At BALTIMORE POST OFFICE.
nrAgRIED.

| On the 93d inst by the Rev. Mr.. Brown, Daniel Kim
! Bile to Mary Vcker, both of Baltimore.
On the "a inst. James p. Garter 10 Miss Frances Ann
| Baker, both Of Caroline county
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TIE country in the vicinity of Boston has suf-
Tered much for want of rain for some weeks
The springs have been nearly dried up, the ri
" yefs ana streams have been exceedingly low, to
the great annoyance of cur manufacturers.
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A RUFFIAE.--A ruffian named Thomas Regan
has been arrested in New York-first for a flu
rlous assault upon his wife, and next upon pc
lice officer.
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-07-28

The Mechanics Bank in New York has de.
clared dividend Of three and a half per cept
for the last six months, payable on the Sd of Au-
gust
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TIE town Of marlborough, Mass, contained,
in 1885, 5000 inhabitants; in 1897, 5,005; and
in 1916, 5,0O5.
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5r7-THE WING STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE
win meet Tuesday afternoon, 2Sth inst. O'clock.
Every member win please give his attendance puHctu
ally at the hour named.
N. F. WILLIAMS.
iy27 Chairman.
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F VIM. W. Kingsley was committed on a charge
OF forging a note for $500 on G.. w. Many, Of
Albany.
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boat New England, recently arrived at Chicago,
with City single ladies, assorted ages, destined
.fas. the Rock Rirer Market. They are general
ly taken up and married within week after ar
rival
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"A sIIGHr CHANGE FOR THE RETTER.

Since the Harrisburg nomination, five states
have held their elections. These FIVE, N. Hamp-
shire, Connecticut, Rhode Island, Virginia, and
Louisiana, all voted for Mr. Van Buren, in 1886,
and now all but one have voted against him.
Look at the difference between '36 and 40:
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SoIcIDE.--solomon Sage, of Denmark. nea,
Copenhagen, MY. committed suicide by hang
ing himself in his barn, on the 18th.
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The Charleston Mercury thinks the ero, -
sea Island cotton will be short this wear. Tha
heavy rains have diseased the plants o;,;as.
them cred shins and yellow leayes.n oA's
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FOuRTU WARD,

h7-TIPPECANOE CLUB No. 4.-There will he
meeting of the Fourth Ward Tippecanoe Club On
Tuesday Eveuig 2Sth inst at the Room of the Academy,
Ensor street. adjoining the Independent Engine House.
Punctua attendance is requested. BY order,
jy27 JOSEPH C. BOYD, Rec Sec'y.
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-07-28
The Richmond Wing gives the following

CHEERING SlINS in WE Erin VA.
The "Gazette," published at Parlxersburg,
Wood county, heretofore neutral, has raised
the flag of Harrison and reform, and most gal
lantly does it strike for the glorious cause. Its
editorials are written with elegance, point and
vigor, and zeal pervades its sentiments, which
augurs victory. The last number received CON
tains cards from seven members of sEthe Van
Buren, committee" "signing Off" and declaring
their inability any Longer, consistently with their
sense ofduty to the country,to give their support
to the present administration. Such signs cannot
be mistaken-they are the very best we could
have-and what is more and better, they nu-
merous and increasing. In whatever direction
the eye is turned, it is greeted by the same cheer
ing demonstrations of popular sentiment; gen
tlemen, who have long been supporters of the
dominant party, rallying to the standard of the
country, and renouncing the false idols by which
they have been deluded This is becoming more
: and more fashionable every day. The rank and
fle--thc peoplc-can no longer be held by the
leaders ana demagogues They bursting
assunder the shae.Sles of party, and glorying il
the moral courage to achieve their emancipation
The great current is setting this dircction,an(
nothing under Heaven can arrest it.
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The hot weather has again brought the Sea
Serpent eff Boston harbor The watering places
have some rooms yet uneccnpled.
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CorroN, in Savannah, on the 18th, was sell
ing at principally from q to l04 cents-in Au-
gusta, on the 18th, at from 81 to 10l- Charles
ton, on the 18th, principally At 8, 81 and %
cents.
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The Philadelphia Ledger states on credible
authority that since the retirement of Mr.. Bid
die, the Bank of the United States has paid off
liabilities to the amount of twenty millions of
dollars
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All the territorial delegates now in Congress
are friendly to tile contemplated change in the
Administration.
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The Harrisburg Reporter argues that the Van
Burenites have. much cause to rejoice over the
election for Louisiana. The result in that
State, is an aggregate majority for Harrison, of
about 1000 votes. Suppose that every other
State in the Union, Should give a similar ma
jority for the same candidate. What glorif-
cation our Van Buren, friends would have!
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-07-28

The heir apparent to the throne of China, i
eight years old
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In these States alone, there 10 an aggregate
VOTES
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A lad, ten years old, named John c. Dogma
gee, was drowned in the Hudson, a day or TWO
ago.
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London contains population of nearly 1000
600 souls.
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A SMALL BusINEss.-The following is CO.
Ply of a Government shinplaster for 81 cents:
ST CENTS. 81 CENTS.
Good to the bearer for CT cents at the
Post Office in Tallahassee, payable in postage
or current Bank Notes.
Tallahassee, Flor. w. billiard.
Oh, the beauties of the hard money system!
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DEEP SoUNDrNes,-Capt. James Ross, R. n
found bottom, Sd of March last, in lat. 80 q s.
long. "a E., at the depth of 2677 fathoms' RE
had over 5000 fathoms of line on the reel, and the
weight employed was $40 lbs. Capt. Ross says
e'Nothing could be more satisfactory than this
sounding, and it is the more so from showing
that we have the means of getting soundings
however deep the sea may be, and trust our
next trial will be in deeper water. have or
dered the line to be completed again to 5000 faith
oms; but it would be useless to attempt it any
more on this side of the Cape" The mean We
locity of the weight in descending 2677 fathoms,
was at the rate of three miles and one fifth per
hour. The first so fathoms descended at the rate
of IL miles per hour, and the last 100 at "a
On previous occasion, Capt. Ross found bottom
at the depth of about 300 fathems, or about
four miles!
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Extract of a letter, dated

LOUDERVILLE, CTenn) July II.
The gallant ship of ''Reform," is under full
sail, enjoying clear sky and favorable wind
and the friends of Harrison and Tyler are about
the happiest crew you ever saw. Not single
foreboding speck is to be seen, or hardly ripple
upon the waters. All is calm, propitious and
fattering; and, in joyous confidence, we hope to
reach in safety the haven ofsuccess in November
next Much difficulty and encouragement at
tended us at first, many of our men Were reluct-
ant in coming ''aboard." Indeed, the prospect
was gloomy ;-the storm thekened heavily
around us-the thunders threatened-and once,
it seemed, we were doomed to founder amidst
tempest and darkness; but we would not ''give
up the ships" and llosO, ''alIs we'll" VIII you
please, however, send us on your "Pilot" in case
of emergency, or at least to arm US with addi-
tional security against the warning elements.
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-07-28

The CENSUS IN PENNsYLvANIA.-Th popu-
lation of Kittaning, county seat Of Armstrong
county, TIP
Freeport, same county; 72S
Washington, county seat Washington county:
Whites, 1894
Colored, 166
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aV'Sfom cringle'' is received, and will appear
tomorrow.