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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1841-07-09
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I Bette ,papon baben. Ser 2eitroum lduft in lS46
3u Gn6e. Der 9e9enpdrtl9e 4err 5Deuuion wot
in 1928 40 Sabre alt uno arm !; iein Sobn, oer
@rbe, mar 9%Sobr aft; 70 oob ct in feinem 2Sifen
Sabre iiber Elm 8erm09en BON I2 M1iG. pfo. ct,
ooer beinabe So NQi0i omen 2boler t6err pcroeu
miro. Das 9artiomeus uerfubte einit oos Seitaz
ment un'5utperfen, eonnte es ober nidt; Elm @eies
Itouroe ieoob pofitrt oab nob iener 3eit Elm fobe6
ISetfament aibt re6tS9ulti9 fep. r... -. ~
Ole Snterefen bon 53 Wi0ionen Sbaler betro:
gen $ $4,000 idbrIib s. 265,oOe per Mo=
nat-s 1888 per gas-$ 368 bic Stunoe uno
$ 6 bic Minute.
Ser @ermontopn getesrapb er56btt, bob elm
Wanngtamens 6, g. Gbanoler in2lbin9ton, ,Monts
9onerD Co., Elm lebcno9es mebreQSodcn altes&alb
beige, tpel6es 5tpep Mduler, pier Geiben 3dbne,
3tpep 3un9en uno pier Corner bat. Sc 1T onfbei.
neno re6t 9e]uno, fribt nit bepoen Mdulern uno
if i'm 6ouie oes 6errn gbelmeier in Mooretotpn,
etrpa N2elen bon pbllooeIpbia, an Dem BcseI
nob Btlotp @rooe, 3u Ieben.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1841-07-09
Oie ghelIufpn sIami[ie-

go,r8ater bon 6ev 1bellulon 8amlie ltarb Dor
uuoefi6r $50 Sabren in Gn9lono-in feiuem 3e-
ltamente psroroneno, oaB fein biaterlosnes sisea-
tsum perpielfa6t ,peroe uao Snterefen auf sSnte-
rrfTsn bopon Fb bdufen follten bis $50 SABRE nad-
Der uup baua foQte Get lsbeaoe j'nse 2belufon
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1841-07-09
Seuti1e Yeter De5 &ten cSuLu

i
Dte Dentfden perfammelten fld1 hter gum erffenmaT
m oteen oentparot9en Sag auf ette rpro9e Qlete 3f
|be9eben.- o.
Ole gerfammIuns faub tutt trt Der oeutfeu aird1et
@rfldrun9 Derleen, unb bur berrn Nfarrer Serbrmd.
1no Soerrn s. Sd)dfer, sfeben an bic per}ammeIte
ten9e 9ehalten tpuroen, melde Der NeDer anoemefer
paren gs otefe beenpst tparet, Or6nete f, Der qua
oot per 6rde, uno 5o9 mad benz @afbaufe bes 6errtI
Den oes Cages ntdbt tpet,i9 erh6bete.
otad 9enc1lener Mabl5et tpuroeu fo9enoe re9e[n16s
fa1e 9etrnnfen.
- Der Gag ben mir feiern, nr6ae er BON iebem
tst m UsserS9L uno oe Se9nn9en Der Sretbett bic mir
~ oen Oeloen DerfeDDlnttDn, Die tbr Slut fir bic.
Urethet oer9clen uno urs Elm @5ut bon un6eredenbos
rem Hertbe S1 erran9enz unfern bersltditen Dant
81 9Saidinston, Srantltn itnb ceerfon, bic erffeu
9roPen ;Utanner NIT 0eloennuh unb 8aterlanbs>Qies
19re nnel9ennrBt9e 9lufppferung.
per pral'oent per Ser. Stdaten, rn69e er NIT
Sete9et be9abt 1em bpbesslmt gu aQsemener 3ufrte>
eenbett oertpaten.
Sd Die llnteriedner ber ltnabbdn9iefeits @rftd<
epnl9, p hnoer9eBd| ourb tbren @tfer fur Sretbett,
60 eafaDette, &osciusfc, N1cntecmera, Ce &aGb.
Steuben, pulosfp, pau Spnes unb anoere perben ie,
Dem fur TIRE 9alfe uno par1ottden &tfer anper9eB.
he 9lanten bletben.
Ia Ste StrHNee NHD SeeMQd1t Der utttCn1 tGfe
Gapferfet uno fluges Benebmen tn ben 1hptert9ten
Observation-Disclosures bewunceru pir, pie lire sIusoauer
Iuno errbe Stanobaftt9fett.
s. Ser @pupern0r bon Sbic, nt6ee eine gertpaGr
|tung all9enetne 3ufrteoenbett setpdbren.
3D. slderban uro Soanowerfe bic erften unb Mtg
IGhten 8erafe Der lBe uOse aQer Sesen ibrenGGeiB'
belDbnen
1O.) oanbeG tno Sabrtfen, &unft nnb 8tden1daft
|naeth fir 8auerny 8clf uno Staat, m09en fIe Ucn
Gag 5u Sag herrlid1er fcriren.
I'D @r3iebung llnb llnterrtht, bic tpidti9fe Nts
9ee9enhet ber Samtlie uno oes StaatS m69ebte 3ett
rtd ferne 1eDn, no jeben Gtnbe bes gemeinmelens
tbre Sesuuueen 9letd1 sugdnsltd tInb.
l2.) Der 5taat SbtD; Der Seeeen bes Stmmels
rube bauernb iber etnen8Iureu unb erfie bic Seren
bic bariunen pbnen nit 8aterlanbslebe uao inuta EN-
lDanfe
,, 13) Die Sraue1t, mir faeen NIT Qutber:
"QBer ntd1t ntdbt liebt gBei6, Nein unb Gefaug
Der bletbt ettt Idrr fetn 9ebenlane."
/ (Nan9el an Gaum Derbtnoert uns bic ;ablreicbeu
pr'oat>Irinflpriid,e fir jebt mitsutbetlen.)
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1841-07-09
&c neral Weacon1b 9efforben

Sen. Mleranper Macpn,b, Sberbefeblsbaoer unle'
rerSrmee, arb am 25. Stunt tn Der Stabt 'l9tt9ton'
uo leiffete fetem 8aterlanpe wtdtise Dentet tpOtr
ihm Der @pnareB elite aplbene Weoatle Snltlmutte.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1841-07-09

llnfsre grau 8as 1T Ger @ttY be1nirt i; e t9u0rFt
rtnb ihretbt Defnitipnen -
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1841-07-09

&@ - $50 @@ S%@ @%S 90
SNutttu gRl i,ber ,pabrenb Der leBtenQSpbe ein
~.9elenfenes Subftrirtpns9elD,
- Sap. Nam{aytr. Gplumtiana Co. auf ete4nun9 81. 5O
AntDonp Shbfer, Bcpar, allf Sedatns $500
SDrlif. Vobcr, Stare 60. auf JletrunS $1.25.
Saeob Saderer, Sutton, tis Slo. SO, Sbrs. l3
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1841-07-09
Oeutlbes Oafbque
YSaCbrt6t miro gewltnf6t.

Die grpebition Der 9lten unO 1leuen Qsef
m>l,piht ben jeet9eu 9lufentholtscrt pom Nnbre'
"a cd nbler, Der frlber 1T 9ancaiter, Wa.
rpobute unb Gh jebt JIM Staate Ohio auf balteu icu
ipie AUDI ber Nufeptbalt bes Or. 8eid t, Der fbet
n Mipersa, SHY Apebte, 81 erflbren nno ,piree !r
gRa9e Aasfaaft a eeaaNRtbar fetn.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1841-07-09
Sentf6e Berl lamm[un9
GDlun1btana gountu.

NS1r iInb augeorbert, ben Deut1den pbiaen @cuntYs
ytodmtttags llbr, i'm Soaufe bes 0rn. Sr. Sdpara
III eollEmbana, eine @er1ammlun9 bon bentfden 8iirs
ger 9ebaten perbeu fo, m Dele9ate, fir Die, am 9.
sl9ulf IN phlppsbnrg gu baltenbe, beutfhe @cnpena
non 5u ertrdhlen ~ @i1e 3ablret6e Bei,ppbnuna
,pirp ertpartet
SIN sluftras mebrerer beatftben 8hrser
lenes @ountDs- Die Nebactton.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1841-07-09

Qaf Gem Ct. Gottbarot in Der gd'peis tpurot
nsulidb cine 9ro5s8eie9e BON einen15bnee-
fturm iberraTbt. Sie fIacbtete iib in cine Senn'
6Stte. uorin Iie cine eanne be9rub. oaoon fa-
men um, tpdbreao e6 ait 0abs seans. Die llebrl'
oen fsraus5ugraben.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1841-07-09

Deno9lte1 bic unentbehrIiften, nheliblten uuo ebs
renooalten Sefhdftt9ungen in oer Belt. M16ge tbnen
tmnler Der role @ennB tbres Seies gu Gbel peroen.
I'D Sanoel unb Sabriten, &unlt llnb MtfTenIhaft,
mbsen fle 6iltben 1b 1etfen, bas le aGe Sausmdsbe
49, Gr3iebmn g, Der Gtein Der gBeifen, fir
inbioioueOe, baa6ltde u'O ooItetbamIide Gl1eelis,
felt.
"gbret Bic Srauen Ie fectten unb tpe6ew.
"htmmlid,e 9fo1en tns trotibe 9ebcn y
CSNterauf tprrben mod, etne 9rpBe 3abf fdbd[ther
grintpride bon ben9betuebmerr u. gdften oesTeIfes
enseretdt welde far oielesmal mit31tbelen uns ber
9fdum aebrtd)t)
Der 3us cronete ft bterauf peher, 1tnb beaann trr
gutter Sronuns bet benz Gan9 Der MufTf feinen Hfid,
sug nad9 Der Staot altpo Nbenos 26 Ranp1en Salpet
bte SeYer oes 1d6nen Cages fdlcfTen.
+. GeutI6e Teter 0e5 Hten cSu[p
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1841-07-09

Commodore Clarion, 8teblsbaber ces arie3Sz
|ThiEs gonifitution uno oerSeemabt oes Ser. Staa-
teni, 1fiasn Msere, itarb, inoafen BON Safparat;
70 an oerBaEeaIte BON Saoamsrifa, am 7tenDldrd
S. sS.u. Waro auf Dem 8sltlan9s oaleIbf mt tries
aeri(Ben G6ren be9raben.
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1841-01-01


YHNHE BALTIMORE LITERARY AND
n RELIGIOUS Observation-Disclosures by ROB-
ERT ]. BRECKENRIDGE and ANDREW u. CRoss.-Janu-
airy, 1s4l. CONTENTS:
1-Speech Of Robert Breckenridge delivered In the
Court House yard at Lexington, KY, on the 18th
day of October 1910. In reply TO the "Speech
ofRober Vic kfie, delivered in the Court house
in Lexington, on the 10th day of August, 1910,
upon the occasion of resigning his seat as Sena-
tor from the county of Fayeue." And ia defence
of his personal character his political principles,
and his religious connexions. More particularly
in regard to the questions of the power of the le
gislature the subject of Slavery, of the Impor-
taton of Slaves, Of Abolitionism, of British Inia-
ence, of Religious Liberty, etc.
2.-Molinsm, No. |,
3,-MargaritR RomRnH.-The First Dive.
4.-Revoution in the Maryland Hospital.-Progress
in Public Sentiment.
5.-The Gospel Mystery of Sancdfcaton, BY Rev
VIM. Marshall-Abrdged.- VII.
D5-Notces, Receipts, Accounts Answers TO Letters,
&c. sc.
Subscriptions received and single numbers sold by
DAVID OWEN SON,
il 81 N. Gay st.
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GsOMETHING NEW!-CARD PRINTING, on
= the newly improved patent FLY PRESS, capable
of printing 1000 Cards per Hour. at MURPHY'S GEN
ER-4L PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT, No. las
Market street, a few doors below the Bank of Balt-
more. The undersigned DESTROYS Of afording the cit
zenz Of Baltimore the facilities that enjoyed in
other cities, has At verg reat expense, procured one
q those beautiful Presses, which, from its construction,
Is capable OF printing greater number ofcards IN g.
ven tune, than any other.
My assortment Of Fancy Jeb Type, Flowers, &c.
comprises every variety cast in tbs country, TO which
every new styie of letter vii Immediately be added and
no pains expense spared to furnish customers with
neat article, at exceedingly low prices.
JOB PRINTING, of every description, executed in
the neaiest manner, at very moderate prices.
o1S 81 JOHN MURPHY.
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DIED.,

On the Oath inst JOHN ROGERS, in the 3sth year of
his age leaving wife and three children to depore his
irreparabe loss
On the 18th inst. FREDERICK BAUGHMAN, aged
months, infant son of Walter and Eliza Burke.
On the 29th inst, MARY JANE, consor of William
Cave, aged 35 years.
On the Both inst. Major JOHN LAKENAN, about 60
years Of age.
The deaths in New York City last week were l39-of
these, 70 were children under years of age.
The deaths in Boston last week were 81.
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MARRIED,

On the 29th inst, by the Rev. Mr.. Brown, ALFRED
W. KIMBLE. of Havre de Grace, Md. to Miss HAIR
RIET HILDITCH, of Baltimore.
At Mattaponi, Prince Georges county, Md. on the
22d inst OSBORN SPRIGG, Esq. to Miss CAROLINE
l.. BOWIE, all of Prince Georges county.
In Talbot county, on the s2d inst, JOS. JAMES to
Miss ANNETTE FRAMPTON; also, EDW'D. TAR
BUTT to Miss SARAH ANN CAMPER. On the 24lh,
WILLIAM II. DRAPER to Miss ANN SMITH-all Of
that county.
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A IL PERsONs W7f0w ~ RTAv COW

4 LII PEkSONS WHOM III RIA CON-
IA Germ hereby required 70 take notice that the
lands situated in the States of Kentucky and Virginia,
which, belonging James Swan, of Boston on the Both
dag of August, 1880, amounting to two million FIVE
hundred and ftytwo thousand three hundred and onr
three quarter acres on that day by deed dated
at Paris, in France, conveyed TO Samuel Allison, OF
Philadelphia in fee simple, and have since been con
veyed to me, in Ius for the United States American
Land Company, and that 1, and | alone, Trustee
aforesaid; and such persons may be appointed
are, will be, authorised SELL lease rent or 0the
wise dispose of said lands any Of them; and all per-
sons especially notified not purchase rent, lease
or otherwise contract with any other person, therefore
and especially not TO purchase Of P. Dumas, Jr who
claims part of the said lands the for the cred
tors OF Swan, under of the Legislature of Viz
glna, or of one DumOrghue, any other person pre-
tending TO act for, or in the behalf Of the said Dumas Of
tae creditors of The said Swan.
These lands will b. s1ld rented leased advanta-
geOus terms They are altered through the State Of
Kentucky and Western Virginia. and persons wishing to
purchase lease any part of them are requested
to address me, postage paid, at Baltimore.
DUFF GREEN,
jy24 dly Trustee u. S. A. Land Company
0I5-The Richmond Wing, and the Reporter, Lexing
ton, KY will please insert this week for three
months. and forward their accounts to this office
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The SECOND YIcTIM-The man whose mar
rage to the unfortunate Miss Wood, the daugh-
ter Of the Philadelphia Confectioner, led to the
murder Of his wife by her father, buried
from a Philadelphia Aims House last Saturday.
He died there during the week, in poverty and
restitution. How little did he dream of such
tragical consequences, when he sought what
seemed to him splendid alliance-sPlendid at
any rate SO far money was concerned.
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CONGRESSIONAL.

IN SENATE, "wednesday, Dec. 3O
Mr.. CRITTENDEN, frsm the Committee on the
Judiciary, reported bill to establish a uniform
system of bankruptcy throughout the U. States.
1t was made the order of the day for Thursday,
9TH January next.
Mr.. TALMADGE submitted the following reso-
ution
Resolued, That the Secretary of the Treasury
report to the Senate list of the drafts drawn
by tie Treasury Department, or by its order,
between the 2Sth of February, 1899, and the
4th of July last, and also since the 4th day of
July last, that have been protested for non-pay-
ment, or that have been presented for payment
and remain unpaid; exhibiting, in tabular
form, the date Of such drafts, the names of the
payees, the names and office of the drawees, the
place where payable, the time when payable,
the amount, the time when presented, and the
time when protested.
The bill to establish Board of Commission
ers to hear and examine claims against the Uni.
ted States was read third time, and after some
debate on the question whether it should now
pass, was laid on the table.
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A Wool GROWING TowN.-We learn from
the Troy IN. " Mail, that Hoesick, is one
of the largest wool-growing towns in the United
States. There are about 10000 sheep in that
town and the quality of the wool is of the fin
est grade. 1t has been suggested that the an
nuaI clip in that town is alone worth $4,000,
and this year it will exceed that amount
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TEXAS.

Mr.. Aubrey writes to the editors of the
Galveston Herald as follows:
"Havng Just arrived from the west in days,
I beg to contradict the rumor now afioat, that
our rancho aubrey and Kinney's) in Corpus
Christi is destroyed. 1t is true that $50 men
crossed the Rio Grande TO destroy our rancho,
with 40 pack mules to take away what plumber
they could lay hands on. They came within
20 leagues of US, but on the return of their spy
with information that we were preparing to re-
ceive them, they altered their course and took
the back track; and the day l left the rancho our
rancharo arrived in four days from Matamoras,
and reported the officers as having returned and
disbanded their men with the exception of the
regulars. | am not under any apprehension of
an immediate attack, but think it probable
that it is their intention to sack the frontier
towns-say the San Antonio, Goliad, Live
Oak Point, and the Mission-Previous to the
LIST February,
1t is true that the sloop Phoenix was attack
ed by body of twelve or fourteen men nearthe
rancho, at night. Failing TO get her off they
cut up the sails and rigging, and took away
two men.
The news published relative to Canales and
Jordan is generally correct.
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THE SUGAR CIR P.--The New Orleans Cour-
Ter of the 18th inst. has the following:-F'A well
informed planter FROM Terrebone, who arrived
here this morning, assures US that all the SUI
ger cane in the different parishes of Lafourche,
have been SO much injured by the inclemency of
the weather, that molasses cannot be made from
them
We have learned from many sources that the
crop of this will fall short of that of last
year.
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NJ OTICE-I have in my possession the left hand
IL half ola Ten Dollar note on the Bank OF 8. Caro-
lima dated at Charleston, No. IA. Henry, Cashier.
Also, the left hand half of Ten Dollar note on the
State Bank at 1ndiannasols, Illinois-etters A No.
3le2-payabls to A. Deming
The above parts of totes sent me during my re-
sidence in Washngton the letters which brosght them
have been lost Holders of the other halves will please
remit them to the Editor o. the Pilot at Baltimore
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The EASTERN SToRM.-At New Haven II
commenced showing on Saturday morning last,
and continued with little intercession until Sun
day evening. The wind was N. N. E.-not vi
client, and the snow fell fair and evenly, to the
depth of about twelve inches, so as, with us, to
make excellent sleighing.
singular phenomenon attended the storm
there. A gentleman in the space OF tH enty
minutes counted eight distinct flashes of light
ming.
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PILOT 4 TRANSCRIPT.
CORRESPONDENTS OF THE PILOT.
FRIDAY, JANUARY 1.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 81 Io4U'
The Senate did good deal Of business Of
various kinds, and spent near an hour in oxecu'
tive session, understood to be chiefly on militia
ry appointments.
A letter was received from the War Depart
ment, containing report from the Chief En-
gineer, showing the most eligible situation for
Notifications on Lake Champlain, near Lower
Canada.
The only public bill reported was one by
Mr. Norvell, in relation to the erection of Light
Houses, Light Boats, Buoys, &c.
Mr.. Linn gave notice of his intention to offer
a bill to extend the laws of the United States
over the Territory of Florida
Gen. Scott was in the lobby of the Senate,
this morning, looking unusually well.
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FLORIDA.

TALLAHASSEE, Dec. 22-Latc Indian .Net0'
The steamer st. Matthews, Captain Van
! Vechten, arrived at st. Marks, on Friday last,
after short passage from Tampa Bay.
Captain Van Vechten brings letters Of recent
date, from the U. S. officers in that neiShbor-
hood, which, together with the verbal iniorma-
ton brought, are of very gratifying character
1t is the prevailing impression of all at tampa
Bay, that the Indians are anxious for peace, ana
although they are crafty and treacherous them
selves, and suspicious Of craft and treachery
from others, yet that they are heartily tired OF
the war, and that means will be found to pro-
duce an arrangement satisfactory to them and.
the whites. We hope it may be So
After the disappearance of the Indians from
the neighborhood of Fort KING on the l4th ult,
Tyger-Tail, with several warriors, had return
ed to Fort No 4. They had talk with two
of the Arkansas delegation, reiterated their for
mer protestations of peaceable intentions, and
stated that between Tampa Bay and Withlacoo-
chez were several bands, all anxious to come
in. Gen. Armistead, with several of the Arkansas
Delegation, had gone to Charlotte harbor, ex-
pecting to meet several of the Indian chiefs, and
give them a talk at that place.
Tyger-Tail, with his warriors, was still at
Fort No. a, and lively hopes were entertained
by officers and men, that our Indian difficulties
might soon be closed.
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The Boston Democrat, of Saturday, says
"Mrs. Kinney took lodgings at the Jail last
night, after the jury had pronounced her "not
guilty." in preference to going elsewhere, in
Consequence, as she stated, of her wardrobe
being there. She left this morning at little
mast 9 o'clock"
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WANTED TO PURCHASE

IMMEDIATELY, 20 to 30 good House Servants
OF good character of both sexes, from % % y years
Of age slaves for life, for very extensive Hotel in the
city of New OrleaHs where they will be well treated,
and references will be given if required that they
expressly for the genteman's USE and not for spec
ulation and fair cash price viii be given application
10 LEWIS F. SCOTTI S General Slave Agency and
Intelligence Office No. West Fayeue street, basement
n BarnuaI,s Hotel. aus
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FENHE SUBSCRIBER offers to his friends and
= the psbic in general at his Lumesr Yard on the
Falls, below Pratt street Bndgc,-(Ofce, head Union
Dock large and general assofnentof seasoned Lum-
Der, such as PANEL, Common, Select Cuttings, Jost
Raftes, Shingles, Laths, NJ Carolina and L. .. Floor
ing with every other article necessary ts make good
assortment quantity of Ark Logs, and also Ark
quantity on hand. All those who buy for cash may
pect liberal discount. ID. E. THOMAS.
NEWLY INSPECTED HERRINGS-5o0
IN barrels susquehanna Herrings, Just inspected, and
Of superior quality. For sale by
SELLMAN & CROOK.
dele corner Of South and Pratt streets,
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NOTICE.

FETHE undersigned, Owners of the Washington
4 ChrOniclG) have made assignment Of their
coHnts and assets to CHARLES 5. FOWLER, Esquire,
of Baltimore, fer the benefit of their creditors All col
lectOrs and Others indebted will please observe that said
Fowler has appointed JAMES II. HAMILTON NOW OF
Baltimore,) his agent, whOm all payments are re
quested to be made J. II. HAMILTON.
u. w. DENHAM.
P.S. ]. H. HAMILTON continues his agency for
settling Gen. DUFF GREEN'S accounts made during his
residence in Washington city,
Baltimore, 18th Sept, 1910.
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1841-01-01

"ANTED TO PURCHASE IMMEDI-
w ATELY, black girl, from - to Is years of
age slave for life, for gentleman. Family leaving
this city for Virginia. She will have good home, and
will be well treated and fair cash price will be given,
ON application to LEWIS F. SCOTTI's General Slave
Agency and Intelligence Ofce, old establishment, No
West Fayette street, Placement OF the City Hotsl.
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