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The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1841-01-04
Copy of Letter from, the Rev. p Morris.

Copy of a Letter from the Rev. p. Morris.
Rock HILL, April %, 1910.
Dear sir,-fn consequence of the benefit have de-
rived from the ofthe Hydropedeslac FxrI havegiv
en- my consent give publicity to facts which have
Cured in my For three or tsuT years
have been afflicted with severe cough, which affected
my breast and lungs much could scarcely speak Tor
nearly six months, at the time accompanied with
frequent discharges from my lungs. had recourse to
many medicines without the least effect when, upon
purchase one bottle which afforded considerable
lief purchased the second bottle, and before using
Two thirds of was restored to perfect health. r
XaHTs Respectfully,
PHILIP MORRIS.
Sold by q, :, nUHURST,
Corner of Pratt st. and pugan's whaFf, lower end
Centre MARKET space, Baltimore au1o
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PERPETUAL FIRE INSURANCE..
~ RANCIS H. SMITH, AGENT OF THE
y FRANKLIN FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
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The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1841-01-04
DOCTOR ANDRY,S


HYDR or E DSIA e ELIXIR.
A SOVEREIGN REMEDY FOR THE CURE OF
CONSUMPTION, ASTHAMH, PLEURISY, SPIT
- TING OF BLOOD, AND ALL OTHER DfSEAS-
ES OF THE BREAST AND LUNGS 4tftit
RJO OTHER MEDICAL PRESAFsA-
In TON has been offered TO the public supported
by testimonials of character decisive from sources
respectable, or that has met with more general ia
proving the extraordinary efficacy of the newly discov
cred Hydropedsiac Elixir the proprietor has SELECTED
the following others will be published shortly in apam-
phet. no
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1841-01-04
Copy Of a Letter from Col. J. Coleman.

~ !. -lTI.7l p \ EAsTON, March I, 1916
Dear Sir,--laving been for eral years afflicted
with troublesome cough, suffering much from pain in
the breast, sorlness of breath, and other distressing
symptoms, and tter having tried all the known reme-
dies with but little no benefit, was advised TO try
the Hydropedttiac Elixir. Accordingly obtained one
boe sAld after taking afow doses, much reliev,
ed and ter using several bottles perhaps three four
was completely restored TO health have also known
IL used in several other with like in my
Immediate neighborhoOd.
1 -o'- 81 Your obedident Servant, o 2
JOHN COLEMAN. p
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1841-01-04
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.

Cards of two lines only, rs per annum, in advance
y-Serecn lines, or Tess, make square. If an adver-
tseenI exceeds sixteen lines the price will be in proper
Non. All advertisements are payable at the time OF
their nseron except yearlies, which payable quar-
terly in advance. Ali advertisements ordered in I'LL
forbid will be charged twenty five cents for each subse
dueut insertion.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-09-20
DEBATE ON THE REVENUE BILL.
SPEECH MR.. EVERETT OF VT.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTA- lives,
"WEDNESDAY, July q, IS4I.


The House being in Committee of the Whole
on the state of the Union, aud having under con-
sleration the bill in relation to duties and draw
backs-
Mr. Everett said he rose to indicate nm amend
n,eni, which he intended TO propose when nm OPP
portunity should occur. The present bill was
partial execution ofthe compromise, aud on terms
not the most favorable 10 Northern interests. On
the face of it, il provided Tor Il permanent system
of duties, which could not be changed without the
concurrence of the three branches Of the Legis-
a,ure. All seemed 10 agree that we had no time,
nor The necessary information, 10 make proper
revision of the tariff at the present session. He
was, therefore opposed TO any law mat should he,
by its terms, permanent He thought il would
place the manufacturing interests too much in the
power of the friends of lIee trade, He feared
that, If the act passed without limitation of time,
it would hereafter be in their power TO enharrass,
if not to prevent, proper revision. lie was tor
retaining the power, he should therefore propose
that The act should be limited 10 three years. (At
The suggestion of gentlemen around him, he II
doped The term OF two years. If this limitation
were adopted, it would become absolutely neces-
sary to make revision, and then all interests
would stand on mn equal ground.
SIR, sud he, there must be n revision, even IL
The com romse be respected. The compromise
itself con,empaies further legislation to carry II
into effect. And in the future legislaton there
must be new compromises which might he made
within the leading principles of thai of 1888
The home valuation, though perhaps not mprac-
ticnbe, would be found to he very incon venient,
so much so as scarcely to need illustration. But
he would, us one instance, refer 10 the article of
sugar There were various qualities, and IL would
he extremely difficult to establish an uniform stan
dard of value even at the same port, and much
more an equal standard at all ports Of the Union.
The home valuation must be compromised for
specific duty on some articles, or for an I'D valo-
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-09-20
BY THO RIT Y .
lPUBLIc.-No. 81.

PUBLIc.-No. g.
AN ACT in addition to an act entitled an act to
carry into effect Convention between the u
nied States and The Mexican Republic.
BE IL enacted by the Senate and House Of Repre-
senta,peS of The Uniied States Of America in Con.
greSs assembled That the Secretary of the Treas
ury be- and he is hereby, authorized, upon the
presentation of certified copies of such awards
rs have been or shall be made in pursuance of
the Convention with the Republic of Mexico,
conc uded at Washington the eleventh day Of
April, one thousand eight hundred and thirty
nine in favor of citizens of the United States, 10
issue certificates to the persons authorised to re-
ceve the sums so awarded their legal represent
tatves and assigns in the manner directed by the
seventh section of the act OF Congress entitled
Gan act to carry into effect aconvention between
the United States aud the Republic of Mexico y
such certificates 10 be in such form aud for such
portions of the sums awarded may be conven
lent for the claimants and to be subject to the de-
ducions provided FOR by the tenth section of said
act: Provided, That nothing in this act shall be
construed to give any rights to the claimants that
are not conferred by said convention, and the ACT
OF June twelfth, one thousand eight hundred and
forty aud that the substance of this proviso be in
serted in the certificates that may be issued
JOHN WHITE,
Speaker Of The House of Representatives..
SAM'L J.. SOUTHARD,
President Of the Senate pro tempore.
Approved, September |, 164l.
JOHN TYLER.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-09-20
MONTPELIER, SEPTEMBER 20, 1871.

ment, and for the admission Of such state into the
Union on equal footing with the original states, +"
Tor the making Of road or roads leading TO the
said state, be, aud The same is hereby, relinqushed
TO the said>statc OF Alabama, payable in two equal
ihsallments, the first to be paid the first day Of
May one thousand eight hundred and forty 1.-TWO,
and the other on he first day Of May, one thousand
eight hundred aud fory-three 80 far us the same
has accrued, and quarterly, as the same may here
alter accrue: Provided, That the Legislature of
said slate shall first pass act declaring their
ceptance of said relinqnishment, and also EN-.
bracng provision, to be unaterable without the
consent of Congress- that the whole of said two
per cent. fund shall be faithfully applied under
the direction of the Legislature of Alabama, to
the connexion, ny some means of internal inn
provement, of the navigable waters of the bay of
Mobile with the Tennessee river, and to the con-
structon of continuous line of internal improve
ment from a point on the Chattahochie river, OPP
posiie West Point, in Georgia, heroes The state of
Alabama in direction TO Jackson, in the suite Of
Mississippi
JOHN WHITE,
Speaker of The House of Representatives..
SAML l.. SOUTHARD
President Of the Senate pro tsmpore.
Approved, September 4, 164l.
JOHN TYLER
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-09-20
lPUBLIc-No. 10.

AN ACT to appropriate the proceeds of the
sales of the public lands, and TO grant pre-emp-
ton rights.
BE IL enacted 5p The Senate and House Of Repre-.
sentatires Of The United States Of America in Con-
.gress assembled That from aud after the thirty
first day of December, in the year OF our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and forty lone, there
be allowed aud paid to each OF the States OF Ohio,
Indiana Illinois, Alabama Missouri, Mississippi
Louisiana, Arkansas and Michigan, over and above
what each of the said States is entitled to by the
terms of the compacts entered into between Them
and the United States, upon their admission INFO
the Union, the sum of ten per cenIum upon the
nett proceeds of the sales of the public lands
which, subsequent TO The day aforesaid, shall be
made within the limits of each OF said States res
pectively: Prorided, That the sum 80 allowed to
The said States respectively, shall be in no wise
affected or diminished on account OF any sums
which have been heretofore, or shall he hereafter
applied to the construction or continuance OF th'
Cumberland road hut that the disbursements tol
the said road sall remain, heretofore, chargea-
BILE on the two per centnm fund provided Tor by
compacts with several OF the said states.
Sec 2. And be il further enaeted, That after de-
Quoting the said ten per cenum, and what, by the
compacts aforesaid, has heretofore been allowea
TO the states aforesaid, the residue of the nett pro
ceeds-which nett proceeds shall be ascerlalnec
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-09-20
POETRY.
ON THE DEATH OF s. p,
WHO DIED AUG. ls, 1911.

ON THE DEATH OF s. p,
DIED AUG. ls, 1e4l
Fond Mother, close his eye
And clear thy troubled brow
The Holy One is
To bid thee, nothing fear
He clasps thine infant now.
Softer than thy breast,
He finds holy rest
Nor could'st thou win him from those loving arms,
An angel now is he yet mindful still of thee,
Fain would he soothe mothers fond alarms.
Thy CHERISHED hope and pride
Thy sweet and noble hoy,
Late folded to thy breast
Found there a transient rest
But now, enduring iOyl
.Wr Before the burning throne,
In ecstacy unknown,
oherub bends, and strikes his golden Tyre
Look upward tits thine thy nestled bird hath flown
Entrancd he worships with that wondrous choir.
God gave and hath resumd
The gift heavily fair;
Parents, thy lost is found
The spirit scars unbound;
Faith, upward points, " lis there"
g, Before the burning throne
In ecstacy unknown;
cherub bends and strikes his golden Tyre,
Look upward, tits thine own, thy nestled bird hath flown,
Entranc'd, he worships with that wondrous choir.
ANToINETTE
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observation-disclosures. = No. 3.


OF the printed returns of the Sixth Census
Resotred, &c. That the aggregate returns of the
census Tor the year eighteen hundred and iorty
directed TO he printed under the superintendent
Of the Secretary of State by the act entitled -" An
act 10 provide for taking the sixth census, or emu
meratIon OF the inhabitants of the Uni:ed States"
shall be distributed and disposed of by the Sccrc-
tary OF State as follows to the State of Maine, two
hundred to the state of New Hampshire, one
hundred and fifteen to the state OF Massachu
sets three hundred ; TO the state of Rhode Island,
forty; to the state Of Connecticut, one hundred
and twenty to the state of Vermont, one humid
red and ten; TO the state OF New York, nine hun
dred and eighty; TO the slate of New Jersey, one
hundred and fifty to the stute OF Pennsylvania,
SIX hundred and ninety 10 the state of Dela-
ware, forty 10 the state Of Maryland, one hund-
dred and ninety; to the state of Virginia. five
hundred; to the state of North Carolina, three
hundred and ninety; to the state of South Caro-
lima, two hundred and forty to the state of
Georgia, $780, TO the state of Kentucky,
three hundred and ten; to the state of Ten
nessee, three hundred and thirty; to the state Of
Ohio six hundred and ten to the state OF Louis
lana, one hundred and forty; 10 ,he STATE of Indi-
ana, TWO hundred and eighty; TO the state Of
Mississippi, one hundred and fifty to the state OF
illinois, two hundred and thirty 10 the state OF
Alabama, two hundred and forty 10 The state Of
Missouri, one hundred and sixty 10 the state OF
Arkansas. fifty to the state OF Michigan, ninety
TO the Territory of Florida, thirty TO the Terrific
ny of Wisconsin, twenty; to the Territory Of
| Iowa, thirty to each member Of the present Con.
gress, and the delegates from the Territories, the
| President and Vice President of the United States
to each, five copies; being, in the whole, eight
thousand five hundred and ten copies; and that
the remaining copies be plnced in the Library of
Congress for future disposition.
Approved, September |. l84l.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-09-20

WATCHMAN g. STATE JOURNAL.
90 IN ADVANCE, $3.50 AT THE END OF THE YEAR.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-09-20
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 81

A RESOLUTION for the distribution of seven
hundred copies of the Digest of Patents.
Resolued by The Senate and House of Represen-
totiues Of The United STATES Of american in Con.
gress assembled, That the Commissioner of Pa
tents be directed to send the Secretary OF State
OF each of the States of this Union, and of tina
Territories of Florida, Wisconsin and Iowa, the
Digest of Patents published by the Commissioner
OF Patents, under The act of Congress dated March
third, one thousand eight hundred and thirty
nlne; to be disposed of as the Legislature of each
State aud Territory may direct, viz: To the State
of Maine, twenty copies to the state of New
Hampshire, ten copies to the state of Massachu-
sets, thirty copies; TO The state of Rhode Island,
four copies; to the state OF Connecticut, twelve
copies; to the state of Vermont, eleven copies
TO the state of New York, ninety eight copies
TO the state of New Jersey, fifteen copies to
the state of Pennsylvania, sixty niue copies TO
the state of Delaware, four copies the state of
Maryland, nineteen copies to the state of Vir-
ginia, fifty copies; TO the sate Of North Carolina,
thirty nine copies: TO the state of South Carolina,
twenty four copies to the state OF Georgia, iwen-
ty eight copies; To the state Of Kentucky, thirty
one copies to the state OF Tennessee, thirty three
copies; TO the state of Ohio, sixty one copies; TO
the state of Louisiana, fourteen copies; TO the
state of Indiana, twenty eight copies; to the state
OF Mississippi fifteen copies; TO the state OF llll-
nois, twenty three copies to the state OF Alaba
ma, twenty four copies TO the state of Missouri,
sixteen copies; TO the state OF Arkansas five cop
les; to the state Of Michigan, nine copies; to the
Territory Of Florida, three COPIES to The Terri
tory OF Wisconsin, two copies TO the Territory
of iowa, three copies being in the whole seven
hundred copies and that the remaining TWO
hundred copies Of said Digest be LETT with the Lii
brarian OF Congress for future disposition.
ResolUed, &c. Iha, the sum of five hundred
and twelve dollars and thirty eight cents be paid
from the Patent Office fund to reimburse what is
still due for publishing said Digest.
Approved, September ], lS4l.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-07
NEW FALL AND WINTER DRY



TIVE Bubscrbcrs have received their entire stock Of
i Fall aud Winter Dry Goods and offer them at whole.
sale or retail mo prices That cannot fal 20 sales
among ulm may be i'nui The following few Of the
ETtra superior wooLdyci black Cioths and Casamer,s
DO DO Invisible green, blue brown, drab, and other
Heavy beaver and pilot Cloths
DO FIushnEH
prices ~
sspnous, Hun,oons, Kentucky Jeans
Cable TUap kCrHCyH, Washington 80
hue mixed red and plain Lus.ys
Rose, whitney, Dun and Micsiusw Blankets
Printed Druzgcfta, Green Bbize. Ingram Carpets
Superior BRUSSELS and 1unsd RUEs
Common 20 fine white, red, green and yellow Fannels
scofrdH Welsh and Rogers no shrinking 10
Pune pomcts, French EngIsh and German Msrinoes an
Fine and 4uperfnc black and JiueblacE Bornbazpe
Grape De Rachel, Grape do Red
Rich rrubrufdrr cd and printed MOuHclns
Black and Lad black and Ul1eblack DO
Pink. blue, Cherry AMI other plain DO
Superior black gro de Rhine, aud Italian Silks
Rich Brgcade Chen", SfnpcdPoutd Sole
Gro de Pckn. aud other styles of silks and sauns
Meriuoi SIX satin uud tlaly Ncsiing1
Cotton Silk and Mcrino Hose and Halt Hose
Geuuomeus six AMI Merno Shirts and Dfawcra
ladies' 10 DO Vests DO DO
Ladies' and Genfcurn's Gloves, silk, Kid and Msrno
Thread iaccs Cambria and Muslin Edginas and ln
Muslin Bands, Lyl, and BobblnctIaco
Irish Linen, Table Linens, liuckabaeki Brds.sye and
800 8 ana 10 Linen sbecunas
French, Englsh aui German Merinooa, a. ell prices
Brown and bleachcd Shoetings and shrings
Cotton OznabIrgs, Bed Ticking, Furniture and Apron
Checks
cum Braces ssiin and Bombazine stocks
Linen Collars and Bgsons
Gilt Fins, spool Colon
Shell, Bfay anil ivory Combs
SIX Sltn, Kaby.e and BrOcne Shawls
Fancy fix and Mcuuu UandkCrChiclg
Together with many other articles too numerous 10 men
on, Az Of which will be sold at small advance from
70 Is LATHRoP q vANDEURsEN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-07

Johnson In his right and atnnlstraioT de bon.
non With the VIII annexed, OF Samuel Rowntree. deed
and NsncV Y, hts wife who Nancy n RoMntree
lesaiee OF Ssmn"l RowntIee, deed, phf, against wu
GIL aud Jane his wife, and David, solomon, Mourning
Thomas Josiah, James aud Lucy Ellis, lthe last two
being lriantsl children James Ea Paiscy hi.
aud others als, cEalees OF Ramucl RowutT,e dec al A.
PENDANTS In CAaArsry
The plauuds hill being 6led and the defendants above
uamcd not having entered their appearance given
enry according TO the Act u Assembly and the Rules
OF this ConTt and II appearing to tho of the
Court, that they Inhabitants OF this Common.
wealth u H. ordered, that tho said Defendants above ma
mcd, do appear here the first DAY February ouTt
next sud answer the plaintiffs bl, aud that copy OF
thisorcr be forthwith Inserted In some newspaper pub.
tshed In the City OF Richmond tor eight weeks succ
sycy, and posted the front door OF the Court house OF
this county.
copy Tesic,
no % iwqw MAR w MILLER N q a q
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-07

a tir'ult Superior Court 81 Law aud CIrlnrcry con
hnu"h aud he'd for Louisa county the Count House
tnnrcNi on wednesday, september ION, lSiE MaTsarci
St"sNnan' James Guntcr and Elizabeth his vile Peter
MeIiw tncr Carrot M'riwcther Charles James Bloc
ha anu Peter FUulNcs which said FuukeR an infant
an sues 10y Puir II Jones, his friend. pfs asinsi
vsNsc kmln late Administrator II Francis Br,icEmln
necd. Thomas Morris RoDt Hart Thomis Mcriwrihrr,
hhrd N"Uwct"r, Nancy Barker Mp-lcy Clayion ami
barbara Aun hts wife late Barbara BaTkcr Chcs 4
Barker and Thomas P'iuc1rrr sheriff OF Louisa ami a.
Such administrative of Francis BTockmlu, decd drpts.
The subpoena awarded In ihis cause 10 answer the sun
Eemcniai bi hgiuE returned executed on to, defendants
Ihos Morris ani Robert Hart and more than tour months
having elapsed a. well nee the thereof as tho
ming OF the hi' AMI thCy still falling appear. ON the mo.
ton Of thr pliinH the supplemental bills akcn Tor con.
itsu SS To thtni aud This cause ming be heard
Gu lh' papers formally read liant the supprmcntrl
The answers o the other defendants, the exhibits and c1a
Lnnanon "l winSss was argued by cUuGseI cousilc
iahn whereof o." CouT, dutu ufrr, order decree
That one OF the commissioners Of the Court
Of the out staining icuts tht may remain due unpaid
from the rs;lc Of Francis ~ kmJn .GrT
scng apart Sufficient nay the same
statc aud settle HtIut between Oswc DTrckman aC
administrator Of Francis rockuan decd an each OF the
distributes IT his saIn"sta", wing the balance due
10 each one; which said the SAID commits oncr
directed To state, settle and this court, any
matter deemed pertinent boy hmoT which either party ma
require. 4 copy. Tcst".
JOHN HUNTER, &C
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-07

DiFLE POWDER.-Wc shall receive In a foW days a
~ shipment Of 30 kegs Of ~ and FfF Rife Powder
which will De offered very low piioei 10 can remain 81
magazine free Of charge ~ the purchasers Tho above
P0Wdet h. 1Jctured ~ "Loomses, Hazard Co" At
me faf lawn Mian Connecticut, and the quality BE- war
ranted equal % any Powder made oher IN this county
OF EWOpe-Ihc above manufacturers having furnished
The Government ~ the United Htaca wharfe quanttioso
Powder u an evidence u he high character -
sot8 DAVENPORT A. ALLEN.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-07
ID rheumatism AND GOUT.-The Indian We

ID rheumatism AND GOUT.-The Indian We
IL Eciaho pills most extraordinary fcine for
the 81 Rhoumaum and Govt, because they not only
cleanse tho stomach and bowels Of those morbid humoTa
which, " taken int1 the circulation and thrown upon the
membrane and muscle arc tho caue Of the above painful
maadea, but they excite tho absorbed vessels take
that which b. already deposited, therefore, absolutely
certain 10 make perfect cure 81 rheumatism an Govt
single - cent box of said Indian Vegetable Pills, w
Onen give the astonishing relief and perseverance,
according directions, will be certain 10 drive pain 81
every description frOmtho body.
The Indian Vegetable Pills also aid and improve dges
on and purify the blood; and therefore give health and
vEoT a. the whole Frame we'll drive pain very de-
scfipton fromthe body
Arosh suppy Of the above Pills iua received and sr
ale. IN EUsTACE SON.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-07

NIEG1INIA-AtW ulrs held IN lie CIrIk's ufIcc ofihc
Circuit superior Count OF Law and ChanCrry, Tor the
County uI lcurcv anu Guy uf Richmond, IN me Chauc
~ stuc, the LIST Gay nf November. lSil:-wn Palmer.
guLi against WIN Gddsby and Jane X. his WIFE formerly
Jane X. .th aud outer dcis.
The defendants above naned not having entered their
appearance aud given security according the A..
sctnbly dndtuc Rules Of this Court appearing by
satisfactory evidence that they Inhabitants OF this
Comu unwcslh lts ordered, That the said defendants 10
appear here tie 9Th day at the January Term.
and answer the h Il the plaintiff and that COPY Of this
order e forthwith iuzvrted iu some newspaper published
To te iuy ut RchmCni, for months and
posted at the ironi door Of the Capitol m tlc CITY
no i-dwgw WM q SANDS CIR.