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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-11-07
GssIertcar1 Republtcal1,
FRIDAY MORNING, Nov. :, ls46.
AND BALTIMORE CLIPPER.

JAue Rrrratlc Ia tn" testimony ta&rE
bsays r.a Commits. ,urEs Tor Baltimore, ap
qointa4 1y .he judiciary co,amittea If TIE l.
y Srua,c, !. was distinctly charged BY Tire"
w,;nes~es, who had arrived in said bark ut this
per! !so,o Bremen IN the year 1913, that among
lne p. r2ngor3 were number Of conv'als "h"
had uur, pac0d on board the s!ti vessel under
the e,-:e Of police office. THIS ;o,tt'aony
war COPIED into our ptpcr Of the i6tii
tps2sl .sst, which paper it appears ny the
trllo~tpr letter was Transmitted 10 the
ovneye d the vessel in Bremen. 1t will
be sees. hv the affidavit annexed to the let
ter o. lScssrs. Al5cr, & koncke, that the
charge eF having transferred convicts to
this c-.y - denied The liun of Albcrs &
konrse represented to US to be OF the
hi,!.c.. .uslectlhlitv; and, from what we have
ncn,. 10. ;ciieye that they would not know
ipcir p.oa.e the Bremen law in relation to
,h,. aa1-ter We therefore give entire credit to
tne,- .-.1racnt. But the question arises, whe-
lle- .o.grts cannot be transported on board
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i"sI P'S-9" oeyonH 9H's'ioA' '"F II h"S Oceh ao-
,aucC by the parties Themselves. In fully ac-
o,,t,,r- ,,cD. the owners and consignces of
L..I.l i},,,,,i., - .,l aa..,,,o T., TN, ,,r,,,,;
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Ses' We S'e not prepared 90 ADMIT ''"' we les
unoay s'"eu before the Commissioners was
rrrauea s. or that the practice ca,nplained of
,,-o.-.o. ,,,,, I, viii Inc rc,,lil,, admitted hv
..n...:,,, ,,,.r...,oLoa, :,
''''' '-'"' ~ ''''1o''''' ~ wv ','' -
hao.'-H. .. Europe OF e.t'"eh OF the Ch'te'
S,atys. fa.. the sending Of criminals and pau
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NAvAL--Later from ,Herjco We learn from
the Mobile Tribune, that the u. :. brig Somers
arrived at Pensacola on the "sh ult., in ] !
days, and the Il. S. steamer Mississippi on the
10th, i'll days from Vera Cruz. The latter yes
sci brings important communications from the
Mexican government; SO important indeed that
the Princeton was despatched with duplicate
copies, and both steamships were directed to
reach Pensacola with all possible celebrity. The
2. has not yet arrived, having been beaten by
the Mississippi. The dispatches we're immo-
diatoly forwarded to Washington All the
Gulf squadron excepting the Potomac and
Lawrence, were lying q, Vera Cruz when
the Somers sailed.
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ETMOE&h ~ co., No. 2CALyERr-sT,. the oldest
H4 established, most extensive, and most popular
Lottery arm III the world. With the advantage of he
ing the sub Agents for Messrs !. C. Gregory & Co
tor the sale of tickets in The State of Maryland, and
their immense pecunary resources they can sell Lot
terry tickets either by The package siugly upon such
terms rs will defeat any attempt at competitions Per
ssons from abroad who may be disposed occasionally
to test the favor of the ''GoddeSs Fortune, can safe
y remit any amount Of funds however large 10 this
nfm-the reputation and standing they have acquired
by strict attention To business for thirty yeats in this
GUY being sufficient security that any business con
hded 10 their care, will be attended to with punctua!
~ and despatch. EMORY & co.
u 2 CAlYtrI Street
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CHRIST HEALING TuE Sick. oar readers by shis
time are quite familiar with this subject yet they
not realize lis sublime beauties and approach 10
life, without they 90 themselves 20 examine it. The
Masonic Hail continues hold crowds every even
ing, and great number passing and repassng
during he whole day, Rccolect, this is the last
week, rather that Monday next will he the last da y
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G3- JEFFERSON LODGE, No. ., LOOP The
members hereby notified meet at the Hail. ay
street, THIS DAY. at O'Clock, p. NJ, 10 attend the
funeral of our late Brother jean Mickey. Members
of sister Lodges i'll good standing, are invited.
IT. HENRY C.. SULTZER sec'y
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n3-OFFICiAi4 DRAWING of the MD Consoli
dared Lottery, class No. 10, for l345;
52lr51 2l4oS Is So % L.

81 t s. Il ~ 8 IS So / 20 ~
Il and %, being the lst and I'd drawn Nos each $40
/ and 81, being the and 4th drawn Nos each 40
II and AZ, being the 9th and 9th; or and So be-
ing the 7th ami olh drawn Nos. each 20
and So, being The 9th and 10Th; or 20 and a. he
ing the 18th and 18th drawn Nos zach IL
All having two of the drawn Nos. on them, each 8
All having one only OF the drawn Nos. on, 4
From the Old established House OF
EMORY, No. y ~ Ealver..st
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PLUME NATIONAL DAUUERREAs GALLSRf. At the
urgent solicitation of friends, Professor PlUmbe hos
been induced 10 open branch of his establishment
in Baltimore, where those wishing their kenesses
taken be accommodated IN his superior STYLE
HIS specimens are the best ever exhibited n Balti-
more, and hope that hls nxer,ions will receive the
reward they deserve.
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ig5- DE-, ELIJAH PRATT's PATENT ARTIFI-
CIAL NlPPLES-Patented July 18th, le45-fs row
offered 80 the public for the fist time in this city as
VIZ: Where The nipple is entirely wanng--nt being
inverted, or where il has come off hy the child nurs
ing upon it--where ii is eIcoriatea or sore, or the
chid's mouth s In all the above eases the child
will nurse with perfect ease to itself and the mother
The names OF number of medical men Who have
applied il IN practice aud have given the proprietor
PERMISSION 10 refer 10 them may be seen appiica
ton 10 ROBERTS & ATKIN SON,
Corner Of Hanover and Market streets,
oo-lEa Wholesale and Retail Agents FOR Bait,
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a Pt4ENDID PICTORIAL NEWSPAPERS,
~ received per Royal Steamer Caledonia:
The illustrated News, plice LEI cts contains the
tol!oNin. beantilu! Illustrations, viz Abedei Kader
rom a ffencA portrait; Sketches from Spain; Lon
don Improvements; Marshal Bugeaud; Battle with
me French Troops; Great Western Railway; ST. PanlS
Cathedral, Calcutta; foflfait Of the late Mrs Fry,
sister 10 Mr, Quincy.
PICTORI Al TINES, price -. cents, contains the
following splendid cuts, viz: English stays; Founder
OF the Jesultsj Bust Of Professor Jamison; Atmosphe
Tic Railway, Engravings, &c, SC.
Also received, the London illustrated Almanac for
1916, containing 96 columns closely printed mater
and 20 Engravings Price le3 cts.
IN" Dollar Newspaper. containing the second Prize
TATE, rPceived-price cents.
w. ~ HARRiSON'S Literary Depot
No, Jafyis's BuiIdings. North ST.
y D. further supply of the Wandering Jew and
fremont's & 1iTatve. nj
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CRIsTfE'S PATENT
GALVAN RINGS.

IND CIIRTSTTE'S MAGNETIC FLUID
The GALVANIC RINGS have been used with
perfect success in all cases of RHEUMATISM acut,
or cronc, applying to the head, face OF limbs; Govt
Tic DooretN, To0thache, Bronchitis, Vertigo, Merry
Gus or Sick Headache, Indigestion, Paralysis Palsy
Epilepsy, Fits, Cramp, Paptation of the Heart Apo
peNy, Stiffness of Joints, Lumbago, Spinal CON
plants, Neuralgia, General Debility, Deficiency OF
Nervous Energy, and ALL Nervous Diseases.
CHESTNE's HIAGNETfC FLUID.
This composition has been pronounced ythe French
chemists 10 be one of the most extraordinary dscov-
cries OF the modern science. The FLUID is always
used IN connection with the RINGS, by which means
then power is gradually augmented and a certainty of
their beneficial action obtained. The combined in
venhons are in every way entirely harmless; they are
at prceS within the reach of all, and the discovcrpr
only requests fair trial test of their efficacy and
permanent benefit.
<I5- The genuine Rings and Fluid for sale only, in
Baltimore by SETH j. IANCE, No. 10S Baltimore
Sueet, ana corner OF Charles and Pratt-sts. nj
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NOR SALE-A very likely black woman, %
"a, years of age, 10 serve 81 years, she would suit
well for the country having been brought up to coun-
try work, Sc. She will be sold at a fair cash price,
Apply at l.. f. SCOTT,
NJ No, 10 Exchange Place,
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OFFICE OF FLETCHER s. co.

No. D Holiday ST., BALTIC. {
n TREAT LUCK! Two of the $500 prizes in
Vi yesterdays Md. Lottery, besides host OF
smaller ones, all sold customers in and out of
the city. The cash ROW awaits them I'll this office
where the fortunate holders are requested to present
them for payment
TO-DAY, $1,000 Lotteiy--l4 ballots to 10 Nos
upwards of $4,000 in the entire scheme. Tickets
S5, shares in proportion. package Sl0.
Drawn Nos class l9-owest prize S4, are
SO II 81 | 81 A. s Sc SO 7 90 AZ
T5-We again urge upon persons at distance the
necessity of forwarding their orders for prizes in all
Lotteries, to the ever fortunate
JAMES FLETCHER & 90, Baltimore Md
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5J-GRAND DIVISION SONS OF TEMPER
ANCE, STATE OF MARYLAND. An adjourned
meeting of The Grand Division will be- held at The
Union HAL corner OF Baltimore street and Trlpopts
ailay. on THIS friday EVENING TN inst, at half
past O'Clock. By order
l. WA. h. GOBRiGHT C. Scribe,
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TT Gut ' NNt EtI tfsNl
First0fficc from Baltimore street.

A Y THE OLD TRICK or SELLING
IN Capital Prizes again, and paying out prize no
ney with rush. The GODDESS of Fortune still con
tnues 10 dispense her larors at NJ. DOYLE'S Capital
ffAe Depot, No. l4f Prat.st. opposite the Railroad
Depot, ana next to Bradshaw's United States Hotel
where She has been the presiding divinity for the last
III years. Duing this time she has scattered her ia
Vors with lavish hand, and riches have followed the
lnVesm nj OF few doass. Her motto is--"Seek and
ye snail find" The following splendid schemes viii
be drawn this week:
FRIDAY, capital prize $4,000, tickets 50, shares u
proportion.
SATURDAY, capital $1,000, tickets 81, shares in
proportion. We will sell certificate Of package of
- whole tickets for sic, - halves for 49, % quarters
for S. % eighs 81 so. A fine chance for The ladies
A liberal discount will be paid TO persons who pur-
chase By thc package or quantity
For sale in the greatest variety of lucky numbers By
the package, single ticket, or share All orders pei
mail or oLherwis addressed TO
ii. DOYLE, No. IA Praitstreot
it fri Opposite Z. 81 O. K. r. Denot
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RISE IN THE Ono. There were feet OF
water ID me channel at Pittsburg, on Wednes-
day, and the same depth at Brownsville on
Tuesday, and still rising. At Wheeling, on
"Wednesday, thers were nearly ) feet.
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10 II. 5. FRYER, GENERAL IMPORTER
ofFrench & German LOOKING GLASS Plates,
"mch will be sold, by wholesale and ,etail as low as
any importer in this any othas city.
iiLDtNG done in all its vare .;ss-such Us Portrait
Picture, and Frames Of all descriptions.
CORNlCES Of all kinds and varieties
FRAMES te-glt a:td Locking Glasses and Picture
Glass inserted, az
Yield No. / NORTH GAY STREET.
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r sale by The dozen OF gr0s, BY
STABLER & CANDY, IL

SIABLt.N Z IANbf, ~ ". Pfatt-St,
Also, By George x. Tyler, u r. Baltimore street,
Seth S. Hance, Baltimore and Pratt streets; Roberts
4 Atkinson, corner Baltimore and Hancver-sts; ]. f
Perkins Brother, cot Green and franklin streets;
Joseph Il, Stansoufy, IL Thames II; Elisha II. Per
Eins, Market and Gleen-sts.; George Il. Keer
No. $23 Baltimore street. n lw
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&C. CITIZENS AND STRANGERS who wish TO
purchase Fine Geld and Silver WATCHES; Gold
tsuard and Fob CHAINS; Silver Spoons; Gold Pencil
Eases; Breas.-pins; Earrings; Silver Plated Cake
Bash IS; Britannia Ware: invited to examine
GABRIEL u. CLARK'S assortment which IL com
from Calvert. -. ooJ
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FoRGERs ARRESTED, Two young men,
named john NJ. Hing and Daniel c. Emery,
have been arrested in Philadelphia, charged
with committing tho iorgeries on the Shaw
NUT Bank, at Boston. 4 quantity Of jewelry,
watches and five large trunks, with $500 in
money, were found at their boarding house.
Charles B. Ilichoy, formerly Of Philadelphia,
has been arrested in New York, charged with
paying his board two years ago, with forged
$50 check.
FIRE. A stable, near Westminst e., Md, on
the Littlestown road, belonging to Mr.. jesse
Rcitsnidcr, now in the occupancy Of Wr. Lewis
Ebert, containing his winter supply oF proven
der, was burnt down Oh Friday night Fast.
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EDACON'S PATENT LARD LAMPS. of The diff
ED ferent kinds, Britannia and Japanned decidedly
TIE best LARD LAMPS in use-for sale in quantities
to suit purchasers by the agent,
NJ ELIAS HALE, liz Baltimore street.
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THe NEXT CoNcREss. The near approach
of the time !o- Congress to assemble has direc-
ted attention to the question who shall be
Speaker of the House. The names of several
distinguished gentlemen are already mentioned.
Among those whose friends have named them
Tor this distinguished Office, are MessEs. Davis
ol' Indiana, Tibbatts and Boyd Of Kentucky,
Bowlin of Missouri, McCeIand Of Michigan,
McCrate Of Maine, Brodhcad, Foster and C.
J. IngersolI OF Pennsylvania, DrornnooIe, Hop
kinS and Hunter of Virginia, AMI Holmes Of
South Carolina The former appears to stand
the best chance
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HDUTTI. The subscriber is selling PUTTY.
II made OF pure LinSeed Oil and thoroughly dry
Whiting, from 30 to 40 per cent. below The martet
price. He keeps il da hand IN large quantities; and
making 1t by steam power, is prepared 10 ill large
orders at short notice.
J. W. w. GORDON, IJ2 W. Pratt street.
ol3-so opposite Bait ana Ohio r. r. Depnt
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ETHIOPIAN SRRENApgRs The Gflh concert OF
these universal favorites will off tonight, and
usual, there will doubtless De u crowd. The pro-
gramme contains many new and excellent songs, re
traiEs, sc. never before sung in this city. We are
requested 20 ray that seats will ne arranged in the
asles so TO prevent, il possible The necessity OF
ladies' being Compelled TO stand during the perform
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M MS. MCPHERSON has just received from
Iva New York few Tamboured, Embroidered and
Tarlaton Bridal and Party ROBES,
u No 50 N. HOWARD-ST,
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VISTA s.sAM OF WILD CHERRY
Compound Basaric Preparation nom WILD
CHERRY BARK and TAR.
TIE Best Remedy known 20 the world Tor the Cure
u Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Cr1Ip, bleeding Of
the LungS, Wnooping Cough, Bronchitis,
influenza, ShorlHess Of Breath, Fajn
and Weakness Ia the Breast 81
fannt1ut
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OPIUM. The subscriber has on hand supov
w OF OPIUM, which he is selling considerably be-
low the market price, J. w w. GORDON,
No. lj2 West Pratt street,
OLE co opnose BALI. and Ohio Rail Road nenni
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EEo5IS, SHOES, HATS. GAPS, &c, az,
~ 10 ioSO cases, received per recent arrivals d1 ect
from nfniydctrTerS, on consignment, aud tor sale BY
te case only, on manufacturers account, al uuprece
denIeiy low prices.
al 3nl D. Il. MERRILL, L and ID uannyar Il
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FoREIcN FNrEltLGGHcE, The French pa
pcrs are amusing themselves with the account
of Mr.. Van Bureaus 'Gstioutts" with Mr.. Jor-
dan, on the trial Of the ant-rentcrs at Hudson,
N, Y. Thoy slngnlarly mistake him for the
cx-Preaidant, pacific gentleman, who probably
never had any personal difficulty in his whole
life.
E"ro EoEBEE,Es. The Kaua"ha (Va.)
Republican says that a gang Of robbers has
been operating successfully in the mountain
counties. Among others, Mr.. Robert Camp
bell, Of Monroe, was robbed q few days since.
The robbers entered his bed-room--wMle one
held him IN his bed, the others distracted from
drawer 5000 in gold and silver, and 50, 200
in bank notes, together with bundle Of bonds
amounting to 5000.
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A CARD TO THE La DIES. Mrs. NICK
IA ERSON intends going to New York in few
days, and would be pleased to take orders from La
dies for any articles that they may wish.
NJ No. So ". HOWARD STREET.
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thousand cures III cases deemed utterly hopeless
irmy established its vast superiority over
every former medical discovery.
very important disease over WhiChthis 'EalSani'
eHeYts very powerful influence, is that Of DiS-
BASED LIVER" In this complaint It has undouht-
edy proved more ethcaci0us than any remedy hthtr-
10 employed, and in numerous instances when pa
tsnts mad endured long and suffering from the
disease, without receiving the least benefit from va
rlOds remedies, and even wien MERCURY has been
resor;ed TO in vain The OF -" Basam has restored
the Lvtr 10 healthy action, and in many instances
effected permanent cures after every known remedy
had failed to produce this desired feet
Besides its astonishing efficacy i'll The diseases above
mentioned, We also find i very ef1rctual remedy in
ASTHMA, complaint IA winch i has been extern
siveiy used with decided Success even IN cases CT
years standing.
NATURES OWN PRES ERIPrION
compound Ralsan!c preparation of Ike prunnus
Virginia, OF "Wd Cherry Bark" combined with The
Exuact Of Tar, prepared BY . new chemical process.
approved aud recommended o. the most distinguish
ed physicians, ami universally Acknowledged the
most valuable medicine ever discovered,
BEWARE Of COUNTERfEITS. None genuine
unless sigRtd J. BUrIs on the wrapper.
For sale by the dozen OF gros' by
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PA RUN. supply of This delightful ana IN
HS Figotating pertume-iogsthtr with Favina 60
io4De, Toilet and Florida WATERS; n variet of l,u
oii Extracts, ana other articles for the Toilet NAV be
h"u OF CHARLES b. BARRY,
ol-tf Nh ia paItin,nre 1,.x,
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Office. The Undersigned being about to re-
~ move from the city, earnestly requests all per
sons indebted 10 him to make an early settlement of
their accounts with Mr.. SAMUEL GUEST, my a,l-
thofized Agent and Collector, as am very solictous
that he may be in funds 10 settle all claims coming
against me in due time.
ol6-eol2t- SAMUEL X. JENNINGS
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z @ = KEGS FIR EssII ALI. BUTTER,
IL sS selected by our Agent i'll the Giades, for
family use, will De anioaded from cars this aay and
Tor sale ny !, CLAYTON & SONS,
n6 lG1 l. onbnra Stem,
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ri Elt LO1 TEEsY An ID EXCHANGE
~ oFFIcE Phe undersigned, having entered
into Co partnership for the purpose Of Transferring the
Lottery and Exchange business, anier the firm Of
EGERION : co, at the CORNER or GAY AND
PRATT STREETS, would respectfully solicit the
patronage OF their friends ard the public.
PHILIP A. EGERTOR,
most APR A. D. ECERTON
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DEATH ~ CHE PALE HORSE. What taste for
paintings people must have when they will not pay
l2s crgts % pic,1re with 40 full size Of Lie chaE
acters represented upoua :aaVass % feet long, and
measuring upwards IF 300 square feet subject that
once sold for $4,000. We pleased to say that all
rs that the proper way build up correct taste for
fine arts Is, BY exhibiting great works of art at price
within The reach ut all to see them. That the pro-
pieors of Death the Pale Horse agree with US is
evident by the pecuniary charged for admission
Descriptive pamphlets Of the picture given free.
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Whole tickets s3-shares in proportion.
In which Scheduled s. Co. will sell on certificate
packages Of % tickets for only 80 IS, aid can draw
over $4,000.
0s- Draws next SATURDAY, November s.h, the
small Fry Seminary Lottery, Class Dc, capital prize
S4ooO-Tickets Sl-shares in proportion, in which
Sehoolheld Co. will sell certificate packages OF
~ whole tickets for only - So halves Sc rs quarters
So ~, elghths ST. IS.
For The prizes in packages, single tickets or shares,
be sure and Gull on the all lucky
SCHOOLFIELD 4 Co,
No. Calvert street,
FRS Office from Raj lin, oyo ,t%ea,
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WAIEIDEND. The Trustees of the Bank of
NJ Maryland, have declared dividend of screen per
cent ($36 79 2lOe being the second dividend of the
assets, payable at the Union Bank of Maryland, on
demand The creditors will please to take notice, that
the production of the certificates of the Trustees, is
sued at the time of filing the respective claims, will
be required on application for the dividend.
JOHN b. MORRIS, Trustees OF the
X. w. GILL, Bank OF Maryland
Baltimore, Nov. 4, lS45. MS CIV