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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-11-26
". Y. Times.


MRs. KINNEY.-ln this Court yester-
day morning, the grand jury returned a
true bill against Hannah Kinney Tor the
murder OF her husband, George r. Kin
ncy, by poison. The prisoner was pla-
ccd at the bar and was arraigned. The
indictment charges, in substance, that
the prisoner on the 10Th day OF August,
and on divers other days between that
day and The 10th Of August, mixed and
mingled white arsenic in the food and
drink of her husband which she admins.
tered 10 him; and, that she might more
certainly aud speedily destroy life, she
afterwards on tho l7th of August mixed
arsenic with somo herb tea prepared for
her husband.
The appearance Of the prisoner differ
ed from WIN, il was on her preliminary
examination in the Police Court. Her
confinement has evidently worn upon her
very much. There was an appearances
OF Grmness, bu, it was easy to see that IT
was an appearance only. She was well
dressed aud wore her veil up. When
asked if she was ready for her trial, she
said she was, aud The sooner the better,
with sort of smile, which indicated as
one expressed il, that she is very "inno-
cent or very guilty"
Harrington spoke for her, and stated,
that, for various reasons, her counse
were not yet retained. IL is well known
that Mr. Choalc has been urgently snli.
cited to manage the defence; but whoiher
ho does or not - yet unccrtsin. M dsy
was assign ned for her t'isl. Il Bssios Dai-
iy .qdrsrfiser cf Saturday.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-11-26
Fa hiOnab'c
Tailoring Establishment.

,E>IIr subscriber has token the store re.
Gently occupied by Py"fri & 1ui'y,
and will continue 10 curry Oh the 1siiorlhg
business ~ ull it's branches.
Cutting particularly attended to.
lie viii keep on hand well selected ~.
sorilnept OF Cloths, Cassilnercs, Vesiings,
Sc. &c. WM. u. llLLEN.
N.vnort. Nov ~ te4O.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-11-26

probable successor Of Mr. Niles, who,
ny the way, walks about our streets with
the alr and attitude Of a criminal on the
ave ot his execution. Mr.. Webster and
MIR. Clay will bs offered pIaces in the
cnbinot or foreign embassies. II 10 sup
posed that The President elect will not
come Oh before February.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-11-26

UOTIN X. STEOMAFa, oi tho town md
- county of Newport, isndrr. has this day
made an assignment, of n'ihs property and
effects TO the sshscnb.rs, for the benefit oI
his creditors Al persons having cIann'
against srd John whl prescn, them, and ibo"
indebted 10 him, will make payment ione'
'l's,ely, to -
n N. SrEDMAN.
Nawpert Nov. Y. ,40
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-11-26

NO EXCUsE FOR A Cough. There is ne loays
| ~ any doubt but " lillian Browns Compeuhd hune
set Candy get the genuine, VIII cure e"aeh. "
move Hoarsenrss, aud Gear Tire v.ics-for NocSis,s
and puhhe speakers. -.
IL 1. nov 10 sAiensiSsss, glso, for the of colds
Ihnucnsa Wbuophg Cough, a.d alb dies aces Vt ihs
breast aud Lungs NO but be- convinced OF its
efficacy examining long iist Of ssncs of njiy idu
as who hsss been cured aud are wing "a tn rrrirsd
TO- Another evidence ofiis sfacsey, tins esgniics,sv
Mr.. !. Rchsrdson
Iher,h, ceriiD tbs, IN the month Of Febr,rry 1859.
manufactures irem mslteaitd dseociion sr,frb,d by
mr. Grswu, 80 Pountsnfhis Compound Eeas,si Candy
aud that IN the month o the prcssDt year le4c,
fnanuscturcd Tor hsni three hundred hrd siSty
eight pouudr JAsEs RtcHAkDsON,
g79 Mashhti ti.n-sL B'ston.
un were mo-. vhst t 10 srid 10 he, why would the
.sies SHOW such inuvass rad every tody be rssne
H. In net, 10 literally Ia The moush oi me whole esm-
munity.
gonrovrp RoSssEr CAspv. Ths Candy prepared
by William Brown. NJ 4ei Washington street rom
grest yrrri, uf ,egeiable materially nisn, ~ Which are
uaon adyaninaeou-y used separately f"f the twe et
colds wheh l. callst the "Compcrnd uoussrit nhdy
10 AZ escernt nF " ter its rsiist of
Cough. n.d affections ~ The thruat-- Dad Drii, ADV.
| ~, tL. x.ngtne, call Tor Bupwn'r scnrs~t C,idy.
which /. ir ..s N B~ion ny trs pcyttisr 1sl 80.
ngion .lres,--ia ksS Po't by H. Tsysf i,s Tben'ss
street, - wv 20
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-11-26
Prom The Philadelphia oaast,
Anagrallls.

These things. like tracing the deri-
yation Of names, are sometimes curious
and amusing. An instance has been
furnished us by correspondent in some
anagrams drawn from the names oil
William Henry Harrison and Martin
Van Buren. They are more surprising
from the fact that they have been rem
dercd to US by a foreign lady, who could
not well be expected to understand the
anngrammatic process as we'll as native
asPiran,s in these ingenious combins-
lions. The first is
MARTIN VAN BUREN-
and the collected transposition il thus
unfolded:
RETURN! VAIN MAN!
ITO Kinderhook, Of course. This is not
only curious as an anagram, but is des-
tined to be, in March next, a fact in it.
self. Wo had tho curiosity to drive to
old Kinderhook, in the course of our
past summers rambles, and saw the
grounds and residence, short distance
from the village Of that name. in Co
lumbia county, where the ex-President
will probably pass the residue Of his
years. The mansion was purchased by
him Of the heirs Of Judge Van Ness.
1t is fine, spacious and commodious
mansion-highly Dutch in its general
attribute and aspect--wcll embowered
in trees Of various foliage, perennial
and other, and presented altogether.
a very pleasant ensemble to the eye.
Hot houses were in progress, and sun
dry other evidences appeared of pre-
parations for an early occupancy of the
premises, which convinced US that the
President had seen the shadows Of com
ing events, and was preparing in time
for shelter from the storm.
The anagram drawn from tho name
Of the President elect is not quite 50
full and complete rs that OF the reject
ed--but it is sufficiently so to render
it rather susprising than otherwise.
We remember several upon Napoleon,
Byron, Wellington. and others, which
were far less perfect. and which yet
made a good deal Of noise among the
lovers Of the marvellous. Wear not
Of those who think that a special Proyi-
dence is evoked from combinations OF
tho alpha be;a, or all that follows to
omega: but there is entertainment in
tho process. nevertheless. Certain
authorizations are necessary in the name
of the President, and these we doubt
not hc will carry out rs they should be.
He will lessen the evils of the country ;
lop Off the superhuous pecula,ions in
the office holding legions, and improve
the country, as u writer does his style,
not by what ho adds, but by what he
erases.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-11-26

lLLINois.-The vote OF Illinois will be
very close; se;-probably the minority will
be under 500 either way, aud the chan
ces now look about even; perhaps ialh-
er in favor Of Harrison.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-11-26

LAuScm.--A new schooner called the
VoLUsIA, was launched from the ship
yard OF Mr.. Wm. Fl. CranJall, on the
point, on Thursday, the 18th inst.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-11-26

A Hrsr--"Recotlsct, SIR" said o
tavernkceper TO y gentleman who was
about leaving his house without pay Jog
the "scehoping," "rscollect, si', if ysu
lose you, pure, goo di5a', poll y ou,
't~s .-.t ..
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-11-26
WILLIAM Henry HARRIsoN:
lie sh'H IA in in Harmony.

Batting tho omission Of two letters in
the words shall and reign, and the adop-
ton of n slight poetic license in the
latter word, and the anagram is com
plete. At all events, we sincerely trust
and believe that what it wants in litera-
ry completeness, it will make up in
prophecy
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-11-26
Harrison mai.

MIcnoAN.-Thc Detroit Daily Ad-
ver,iser gives 'eturns from all the coun-
ties, whica show Harrison majority Of
1851.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-11-26
- - = -
ES a u Is . q 81 8 g

In hi. town, on Sunday evening lss,, by the Rev.
Nj. Les,cr, hr. Wm. ID. GiIsr, ofths town, 10 Mites
Mary Could, of Mnldlsiown.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-11-26
NEW GOODS
RECEIVED AT
JAMES HAMMOND'S.


French Thibe,s and MoIenos,
Habit cloths aud Broadcloths,
A'pines and hlousseline de LANES,
French, English and American Prints
Printed Saxony, anS Roslin plslds,
Shawls. I1dkfs and Scarf,
Silks, Satins and Musllns,
Engis aud American flsnpcls,
Whitney and Rose Blankets,
Bonnet silks and bonnet velyets,
Garnliure Bonnet Ribbons,
Brosdc Iotbs aud Cassimcfcs,
Orange aud Scarlet Figured Flannels,
Avery general variety of nourninc articles
Home made f'lsunels end Plaid ditto,
SO and 81 Sheetings-Counierpanes,
Shir,ings-nott draws and vests,
Linen Damnsk--Diapcr and Nankins,
English and Gro dc nap Morenos,
Worsted DaDask and Moreno,
Wors,cd md wooden hose and gloves,
Colored and white Jean. and Dnlllng,
Cut aud uncut Vehcts,
Fancy cap materials, Sc. &c.
OCt. -.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-11-26
Sweet Potatoes,

! 4 7 Vose's store corner Of market square
"A in first rate order, of superior qualify
those that wish to purchase will do well ''
furnish themselves soon, a. this probably vii
be the last chance this season. Price "a
cts. for 56 lbs. and will measure over Il bush
ell. Nov. 10.
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MEMORANDA.

Al Havana, 3lsi ut. scir Tasso, Burdick, for New
Orleans neat week
At Chaieston, i4th inst, brig Caspian swssoy, load
ing for New Orleans.
Arr al Ceorgeiown, prev. to llth inst. schr Wando-
passu, Eddy, from this port.
Arr nj New Orlcsns, sh inst rig Octaya, IIOxie hh
this port.
port.
CID at NJ York. Friday last brig Florida, Phillips,
hpnlachcola.
s'aled Ian Charleston l7lh psl. schr Wolcott Norta-
up, for New Orleans.
Arr at Havana 9th inst schr Export, Gardner, from
this port.
Al Edgnr,own, Goth inst schr fouroclook, wtg wind
for this port.
Arr at Havana Nov. 5ih sohr WARSAW, az this port
fn st. Marys. Ga.
Bark Poucher of WARREN Howe, hn sydney, CB Cor
Texas, foundered g7lh 29th ult. oil Torirgas;
snysd, and arrived AT Havana sofia, Ia bri. Della.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-11-26

GEoRGiA.-Thc official vote Of Geor-
gia has been received, and is az follows:
Harrison ticket, 40,349
Van Buren, 3l,939
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-11-26
- Albany IouEnaL
Vote o. the Empire State

We publish to-day The Official Can
vass of the Votes given in this State for
Electors, Governor. Senators and Con-
grsssrneu. Tbs grand rssults are ~
iollows: @ aear
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-11-26
GgE E III S 0

Preparations arc making in Portsmouth, N.
H., for tho reception Of Mr.. Cunard's steamers
in tho winter months, when Boston harbor will
probably be DISTRACTED by ice.
A lady who has been turning over the pol't'-
cal papers Of both sides in hopes to find scrap
Of poetry ora bit Of miscellany. aud has en-
countered nothing but long columns Of figures
headed with the mystic letters .. X, says they
must mean "Oll Krazy."
IMponrAsr DiscovERy.-The New York
Commercial mention. the interesting fact that a
number Of Custom House officers, in that city,
have Just discovered that they ara good Wings.
Gen. Jackson, it is said, does not manifest the
philosophical composurs which chnractc'izes
Van Buren,. The old lion roars aud stamps fu-
riousy, but no one needs i'm.
The BRI1isH QurKN has arrived at New
York.
In LovIsiANA, the majority in the whole
State is 3.G5l, being nett Wing gain Of 1895
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-11-26

kses~o0u. Snv 6seos soeu"S "to ~
Whole nuuhss Of totes for Prssr, A3e,33l
do do do Gov. l3S, ,72O
Do d. Do Senators, 439. .555
do do do Congress, ,43S, ,4el
Harrison, 2256l2
Seward, 222,0lO
Harrison Senators, 223,646
. Harrison Congres.nfen, 22363l
Van Buren,. 2i2,5l9
Bouck, 2i67I0
Van Buren, Senators, 2l5,909
Van Buren Congressman. 2l4650
Harrlson,s uaiorIy, 1898
Sewurd,s. $500
Whig usiority on Senators, 774l
Wing msjurity ON CiongrcssmeE, 9,I8l
The vote on Senators and CoDgIessinen
msy be considered tho fair test THE strength
Of hoth parties.
Average vote for Harrison Senators aud
Congressman, 223 739.
Average vote for Van Euren Senators and
Congressmen, 2l5,27S.
Gen. Harrison runs ahead of The Harrison
Seiiators and CongressDen, 2O7a
Gov. Seward runs behind the Harrison
Senators and Congressmen, l,729.
Dir. Van Buren, runs brhind the Van Buren
Senators aud COngrpssmen, 2759.
hr. Bouck rons ahead Of the Van Buren,
Senators und congressman, l,432.
Although Mr.. Bovck's excess over the
average oil his ticket Is not as great by 64i
us that OF Gen. Harrison over hls, and al.
though Mr.. Van Buren runs behind the aver
uqe OF his ticket 1880 votes more than Gov.
Seward does behind his, the most obvious
method Of approxinating to correct aver.
age result OF the election would be 10 com.
pure candidates who run ahead OF their tick
Of, with each other, and in like manner candi.
dates who run behind. II ID thus ascertsincd
that
tI,,r;.o,'. mpi. over Bouck il 9IO2
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-11-26

BRIGHTON MARKET-MospAS. Nov. 23, ls40.
Reported lor the Boston Daily Advertiser Hhd Patriot
Al Market l1JU Deef Caite, $50 Stores, 300 shtop
and li2O swine. Several lots OF Rect Cattle, or 500
stores lvCO Sheep, and several hand'ed swine
uusod.
cond quality S4 as = 81 third quality SO ~.
BarIelipg Caitle-Ness So al 15,No ls4, NO. asa
stores-Dull. ycarliugs 30 so; two yonr old
Ill II, three year Old s2i n "a. 49,
sbcep-Duli. Lots were sold at VI rs, 81, so, 6s
IS, sz, z i7,a a23i
Swins-Ths price, obtained last week not fully
sustained, Lois to peddle, % 81 for sow. and IA
Iur Barrows. At retail from to "a,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-11-26

NHRS. ANNA NJ. EDDY has bcen up.
Avn pointed Agent .or ihs sale Of DIR. J. G.
Kclley's Medicines and has received large
supply thcrpf Nov. 18Th, leiU,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-11-26

4 LOT OF French M.renvs and h"s y NJ.
A bel ,lolhs. jost fcct,ycd sed ,w .sls 81
vvry los pr,,t, " JAMES hAaAoAS
Osis ~
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HAVANA sEcslsl : ~. .ceo .ps".h 'e-
III gaze. ,sriosa qualities. also sews sup~,ivs
Resaiia. Iesi rscsi, ed snd Cor saIs by
ecp, "A. EfSw w NSwros.
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Nov. IL.
JAMES lEAMMONDeS
49,
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The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-05-06
MON SArH YEAsE OR REET.

and IMWEDLfTE POSSESSION GIYEM
EUNHAT VALUABLE SQUARE OF GROUND
A bounded by Front and PluwniGn streets, Jones's
~ Fals, and SiilIouse alley, on which d erected
1AIsif the BALTIMORE PRINTING BLEACHING
lG4EsWORKS. Tie main bnileip. LAS front Of ITO
feet on Front street. BY depth oil IS Feet with drying
rocm of As feet square on the second and third stories
other Building fTonsng 0feet on FloWman street.
and IS feet Joness Falls with drying room Of tAe
same dimensions on the second stoy-one other buds
ing fronting 50 feet still House alley by depth of 20
fee-he second story Of the same dimensions, all OF
brick and built in substantial manner with several 9th
buildings for stills, steam engines, Single apparatus
Carpenter shop, &c. &c. with TWO steam engines HLsd
four wrought iron boilers Printing Machines, Zone OF
which is three coloured made by Newell and equal 20
any in the cOuntry) copper shells, Blankets and banket
frames, hot rooms, one large st am drying machnes
made by Collier; Friction calender iron press, platesI
and boards with all the machinery and fixtures requi-
site for bleaching, uyeing, printing aud finishing ioOo
pieces OF cloth per month There IN he dye nous
the largest spring of pure water that is In the city, IN
which there are two pumps worked by each OF the en-
gnes that throw into four large cseTns placed into the
upper part of the building, 100 gallons per minute. -.
The machinery has not been in use more than II
months, and is in complete order TO commence opera
ton al any time. The whole in fee.
| ~ ALso,--That DESIRABLE PROPERTY on
fnII the Of Baltimore and Green streets, 'front.'
slSing 81 feet on baltimore street. and $50 feet on
Green street. at present occupied by Richard Crew IS
a Wagon Tavern. - -.
GiIIf IN good order fronting % feet the north sId0
gAslAs baltimore street, the Lot extending lso fe0t
20 ParH Lane, on which here is good Stable
ALsC,-A LOT fronting 90 feet ON BALTIMORE street.
near Pine, extending $50 feet to Park Lane.
| AIso,-I6o feet Of GROUND on the north and ssuth
side of Fayete street, near Pine.
ALso,-50 feet of GROUND on the south eide of Lex
ngton street, by depth Of 100 feet with the privilege
of foot alley to Vine street, and the right TO build on
and into the wall of pascault Row. Title indspa
table.
| Terms OF sale-l-3in6 months, IL In Il months
the remaining I-3 may remain ON the ground rent
| an2-iaw4w WIN. w. MCCLELLAN.
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-05-06

Corner Of Etdtc and Baltimore Streets Baltimore.
TuNuE SUBSCRIBERS respectfully inform tbs pa
III irons of this establishment, their friends, and the
public generally, that they KAYE associated themselves
together for the purpose of conducting the same. Tbs
sri EUTAN HOUSE was completed and first open
NiIItf ed in 1926, at which time it was furnished
G4sg throughout in tire very best MANNER and With
on, regard TO cost. The comfort and convenience of
its interior arrangements, its high and airy location,
combine render ii proverbally pleasant and healthy.
II is particularly wei adapted for the accommodation
of FAMILIES and LADIES, having great number
of Private Parlours, Ladies' Ordinary, and splendid
Drawing Room, with private entrance on Baltimore q.
In every respect, The Euaw House is second 10 mona
in the United States and 1t is the intention and firm
determination of the propreIos, to spare no erertons
10 promote the comfort and qualification Of their pa
irons, and at which exception can he takeH.
The stock OF WINMS and LIQUORS on hand, has
been mostly imported expressly for tie use of this es
adjustment, selected from the private stocks Of
some of the celebrated connoiseuH OF the city
The BATHS attached TO the house are In complete
order, and open at all times for the use Of TIE guess.
ASAHEL HUSSEY,
T. w. ELDER,
CLats OF the hrn Of b. 9. Elder & COY
pchf1nOTs AHFil .. i6IO
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-05-06

UBY order of OF nsolvent debtors ior
the city and county of Baltimore, notice Is hereby gwen
IA the creditors of SEBASTIAN F, STREETEl, an nsolV
emf debtor personal discharge has been granted TO h
said debtor and that the said creditors are required TO attend
Al the Office of the said commissioners in the COURTHOUSE IN
the city of Baltimore the first day OF June, at ten O'CLOCK
In the forenoon and nominate trustee or trustees to DC
pointed for their benefit and 10 give all the information IN
their possession said commissioners TO enable them 70
report 10 Baltimore county court agreeaby to an ACT oil Az
senbly passed at December session, 1884, entitled ian act
relating TO insolven deborsn and that the FIRST day OF August
next hath fixed for the final hearing In his case, before
the said commissioners 49,.
Dated the lin day Of Apnl in the year 1910.
up I4-lawJm ma S-Ao"iA"
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-05-06

HDY order as commissioners of nsoVent debtors tof
- the city county Baltimore, notice hereby gwen
10 the creditors of j. MlIILEN SENT, nsolvent DEBT
or that personal discharge hath been granted TO inc ao
debtor, and that said creditors are required 70 al
the office the said commissioners La the court house. Ia ue
city Of Baltimore LIST day OF June next, al ten O'CLOCK
in The forenoon nominate trustee OF trustees, TO 30
pointed their beneht and 10 give all u. dionanoh
tle possession 10 the said cJmmssioes enable them to
rspo 10 Baltimore court, agre.aby TO an act Oh As
Seby passed December session, 1871 enuasd ian ect
reiaR 10 nsolyen dsbor and the LIST day OF August
next hatn bsen ID final airing in his case, bloc
the sail commissioners.
Dated The lin day 0! April In the y.s: 1870.
an IA laW3n ms 9-laWlIW
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-05-06

UDY order of the commissioners of msovent debtors for
ID the city and county of Balumore notice hereby given
70 the creditors of CHARLES PARKWAY, insolvent
debtor personal discharge hath been granted TO the said
debtor and the said creditors required to attend atthe
Office of the said commissioners in the court house. the CT
~ of Baltimore the 18th day of May next at 10 O'Clock in
the forenoon, and nominate trustee trustees TO be aP
pointed for their benefit and to give all the information in
their possession said commissioners enable them
report Baltimore county court agreeaby act Of As
senby, passed December session, 1881 entitled san act
relating insolven debors and that Sd day Of July
next, hath been fixed for the final hearing his case before
the said commissioners.
Dated the 18th day of March. in the year 1910.
NH 27-law3m 2iaw6w
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-05-06

HY order of the commissioners of nsolvent debtors lo
ihe city and county of Baltmore notice Is hereby gwen
s, personal discharge hath been granted TO the SAID oep
and that The said creditors required TO attend az ue
of the said commissioners the court house, IN te
~ of Banore the 4h day of May next at 10 O'Clock
he forenoon, and nominate trustee or trustees 70 e IN
UNITED for their benefit give all the information N
,he nossession 10 the said commissioner to enable mem
report 10 Baltimore county court aseeahy I" an ia @
Teiatng 10 nsovent debtor' and that The "a day Of July
@ hah been fixed for the final hearing in his case, before
the said commissioners ,o,o
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The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-05-06

10y order of the commissioners of nsolven debtors for
ID city and county of Baltimore notice is hereby gwen
10 the creditors Of THOMAS POTTER, nsolvent debtor,
personal discharge hath been granted to said debtor
the said creditors required to attend at the oce
of the commissioners the house, the city OF Ba
more on the day of May 10 O'Clock in the fore
noon and nominate trustee trustees 10 be appointed for
their benefit and give the information in their possess
sim said commissioners to enable them to report to
Baltimore county court asreeably an act of Assembly pass
ed az December session. 1884, entitled San relating
solvent debors and that Sd day of July next hath been
fixed the final hearing in his case before the said commits
sioners.
Dated the ID day of April, in the year l54o
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