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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-06-18
Il 4 a N S port att ON
Wagons Wanted.

Il IA R S Port tiO~m
Wagons Wanted.
VENliREE Wagons and Teams are wanted TO
Il transport Arms, Tents, aud Camp Equip
page from Hamburg to the Brigade Encamp-
meIhs, commencing on the l4lh July at Long
mires at Plckeasville on the 4th August, aid
at Camden some time in September, where
they will be discharged. Fac team will be
required 10 haze white drivers, to travel twenty
miles per day, and to haul 800 cwt., to give Sc
curly for the performance of the contract, and
the preservation of the public property. Pay
will be allowed f,om the time they leave Ham.
burg for each day while actually employed
Nothing will be allowed for the time iriterven!
ing between the encampmen,s.
Persons wishing employment, will slate their
proposals. post paid 10 the Quarter Master
General, prior to the 2Olh June,
B. L. WATTS, @. NJ. G.
June IL 1t 90
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-06-18

The ,cay they manage in Meaice.-A
Setter from Mexico states that Capt. Ell.
lio,,, on his way from Vera Cruz 10 Mex
leo, was robbed Of all his money. His
dispatches were taken from him. His
clothes, even to his shoes, were also taken
from him. and he tcaS left agith nothing bpt
his shirt!
Our Minister, Mr. Shannon, ii appears
was served in The same way. Ills thought
thai The Government takes this method Of
getting possession Of the letters, instruc-
tions, &C., of all diplomatic agents visiting
that country.-SoMkern Chroaiclc.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-06-18
April 90

EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
Spring Term: I845:
ET is ordered that an Extra Term OF the
lCour, of Common Pleas and General
Sessions for the Trial Of The Cases not
disposed of al this Term, be held at Edge
field Court House, on the second Monday
in July nexi, to continue two weeks.
EDWARD FROST,
Presiding Judge.
r. G.. BAcoN, &C C. p. & G. S.
May IA 81 10
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DEATH of Robert ". Roper, Esq.--W

DEATH of Robert W. Roper, Esp We
record with deep regret The decease of this
worthy gentleman and useful citizen, who
died of country fever, on Thursday after,
noon last. ct his residence. nn East Bay,
near The Battery. Mr.. Roper was a large
and successful planler, and enlightened
,agriculurisl. For several years he was
an active member Of our State Legisla
ture. aud made his influence felt in Ira"
ing the attention of hat body tn agricnlru
raj matters, even in the midst If absorbing
political exctemenhs. 1t was in Il great
measure to his intelligent aud zea.nus eX.
erlions that our Stale is indebted for the
agricultural survey executed ty Mr.. Rutfin
of Virginia, and that now in progress un
der Mr.. Tuoemy.-Courier. llth inst.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-06-18

Southern Baptist Cenrention.-Our
venerable father in Christ, Rev. Wm. B
Johnsou, d. D., President Of the Conven.
ton, has been requested by The Foreign
Board 10 travel as an agent for ~ months,
and collect lnrds for Foreign Missions.
we hope soon to hear ef=rhe appoinrment
of one or more agents by the Home Mis-
sion Beard. let US no longer remain
idle--God, in his Providence, has marked
out great work for us. Let us evince,
BY our activity and lberali'y, that we con
slider this a great hopor.-Ch. lndcr, 9Th.
anst.
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the fleet from Galveston on a crnise down
The Gulf, intending to look at Brasos, San.
tiaso, Corpus Christi and other porls in
that vicinity. The cause OF his sudden
return 10 Galveston was the illness of the
Hon. Mr.. Wicklihe. who was on board the
Princeton at he time Of her Blowing up,
and who suffered So severely from sick.
ness lhat,i, was necessary to land him at
Velasco. We learn by lhe passengers on
the New York, thai The health of Mr.. w.
had become completely restored. but we
can gather no Information as TO the future
destination of the sfuadron.-M o. Pic.
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Notice

a LII those indebted To the Estate of Ansel
IA 1albert, deceased are requested 10 come
forward and make immediate payment, .and all
those to whom the Estate is indebted are re-
quested to render their accounts in 10 the sub
scribers, duly attested within the specified
time.
E. G. TALBERT,
w. w. TALBERT,
Qualified Executors.
Mry 2S 3t lS
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More lncendiaryisn.-On Monday morn.
ing last, aioul half past O'Clock, the sta
hle belonging 10 The building of Z a.
Tradewell, Esq, on Laurel street, be-
lwen Bull and Pickens, was discovered
TO be on fire, but TOO lare to save it or any
ofits conteuls. There was a very fine
horse in the stable at the time belonging
To the Rev. Mr.. Mcdaniel, Methodist
Clergyman, which il was found impossi-
sible to extricate. A few of our cilzens,
we learn, with praise orthy iberaliry,
however, promptly made up an amsuni
sufficient 10 indemnify him for his pecun
iary loss. The fire was no doubt The work
ofau inceudiary. But few weeks ago
a fire occurred Oh the same square, sup.
posed 10 have been communicated in
ike man er; aud only las, week the Car
lenler Shop belonging 10 John Fisher,
fsq., OH the South side of Plain street, as
burnt 10 the ground, no doub; by The pre-.
nditated act of some South
err Chronicle, llh inst.
We published an article last week from
the Cincinnati Chronicle, stating that
6tdchpeppsr, mixed with sugar and milk,
"oul, etfeclually destroy flies. A friend,
who Is tried il, says it will not answer at
all; outhaI the pepper would, probably,
be eneeve by Itself, if you were 10 take
the ny The back of his neck and cram
1t down , throat. Those who are curl
Gus IN 'eS,s fly poisons may try it.-Ib.
Arsenal!cademy.-The Semi.a annual
Examlna!h Of this Institution eommen-
ced on Molly I'd, and closed on We'd
nesday 4th''. The exercises commeu-
ced Nth SITE of Artillery, and closed
each day. w'l4 drill, either in Artillery
or Infantry. ,e Cadets were divided
into four Classeant were examined upon
the following s!ects, viz: Natural Phi.
modern') the t'ch Language, English
Grammar Geog!hy and Mathematics,
including lis Vario brane hes, as taught
at West Point. examination was
highly satisfactory tie visitors and pave
evidence Of !he useless of the InsIitu.
ton. The Drills als>srifed 10 the care
which had been besItd by Tho officer,
Of the Cadets in ipslril, q ibem i, M;l;
tary Exercises South ro'n, J2th inst,
Commodore Stockton av no recol
Iected that this officer retly sailed with
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State of Souts, arolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
RY JOHN HILL, Esq, Ordinary of Edge
D field district:
Whereas, Nancy Reynolds bathapplipd TO me
for Letters oi Administration, on al and singu.
lar the goods and chailes, rights and credits of
Thos. Reynolds. Sem, lale of the District afore.
said. deceased; these are, therefore, to cite and
admonsh all and singular, the kindred and cred.
ilors of the said dereased; TO be and appear he.
fore me, at our next Ordnary's Conrt fnr The
said District to be- holden at Edgeficld Court
House on thr thirlieih day of June inst, to
show case, if any,:wi,y the said administration
should Hot b. granted.
Given under my hand and SEAL this tenth day
of June. in The year of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and lnrty.fve, and in the sixty
ninth year Of American Independence
JOHN HILL, o. Z. d.
June J. 2t 20
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,gRBalA g,RAseR@ga

SPARTANBURG DISTRICT, IS: c..
YHstilS deliglafnl watering place WILDE ready
TO receive company by the lst Of June.
The beneficial results OF the water can be tes-
thed to by hundreds, who have experienced
lis influence upon various diseases, and the,
accommodations shaIlbe suited 10 the wants Of
any visitors who may visit the place, upon the.
following terms, viz
Man per day, ST %!
-" {. week. 6 OO
% over one, and less
than four, 3 90 q
:" Z" :" overfour, per week, 4 90 :
Chden and Servants hall price. 49,
Horses per day. 624
g - week, - $50
There is a four horse mail coach leaves Co.
lumbia every Tuesday and Friday morning,
and arrive al Glenn Springs, Wednesdays and
Saturdays, half past O'clock P. nj.
The Charleston Mercury, Courier, Southern
Christian Advocate, South Carolinian, Edge
field Advertiser, and ,AbbeyiIle Banner, will.
copy the above once per week: for FIVE weeks.
and each send one copy of their paper for six,
months, and forward accounts 10 Gleen Springs
P.O.
- JOHN C. ZIMMERMAN.
P..-S. The Subscriber will sell the above
prnpeity OH liberal terms. J. c.. u.
81
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The friends of Lieut.. JAMES B.
HARRIS, announce him as can didate for
the'"tiicc of TAX Collector at the aelea-
tion
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RELIGIOUS NOTICE

By Divine permission, Rev WIN. P.
HILL will preach aturday The 7lh of
June next, at Walnut Grove; Sunday 9Th
at Turke, Creek Monday 9th al Broad
mouth; Tuesday 10Th, ut Lille River F.;
Wednesday, lllh al Bethlehem; Thursday
l2!h. al Peniel; Tuesday 18th, a, Buffalo !;
Wednesday 18th, at Horeb Thursday
18th, at Damascus.
Elder William Royal is expected to at
tend with him al most of the appointments.
The MINISTER'S AND DEACoNs'
Conference Of the EdsefeId Baptist As
socialion, will meet at Bethany, at the
Republican, on the Saturday before The
5th Lords day in June. The subjects TO
be discussed are, Isl, "Does the spirit of
Goloperale directly upon the hearr Of any
sinner who is finally lost" Second,
What are the duties of The Deacon 7"
Third. Can Deacon at pleasure resign
his Office 2" Fourth, rs the porlion of
Scripture in lfe 10th chapter of Luke from
10Th verse to the close, parable 7"
J. NJ. CHlLES, Secretary
Junc4 IS If
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Commodore Stockton. may oe recol.
Iected that this officer retly sailed with
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June i
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June II
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-08-05

l1F-SHERIFFALTY. The undersigned with the
most grateful acknowledgements Of that kind prefer
ence which has induced many of his friends to sug-
gcst his name for the office of Sheriff of Baltimore
City, and to make tlatterng announcement to that
effect takes occasion to express his assent to their
nomination, aud to add an assurance that, should he
he elected, his constant efforts TO perform the duties
of the Office with impara!ity, scrupuous integrity
and due regard for the humanities of life, shall merit
their confidence, and he trusts the appreciation ofthe
public generally. Familiar with the energy required
under the emergencies of duty, from active parti-
eipaon in the exciting of the past year, as
High Constable of Baltimore he feels satisfied that
his fellow. citizens will never find him wanting in this
respect and with earnest determination faithfully
to carry out all the responsibilities of the Office he
leaves the lberality of his friends and the public
generally, that disposition of his name which can
only he announced through the ballot box at the en-
suing election.
iy26 swift AUGUSTUS r. SHUT,
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-08-05

STEAM AND GUNNERY. A correspondent OF
the National Inteligencer in reference to the
frequent fatal accidents whish occur al celebra
tons, from the use Of artillery by those " he
are ignorant of its management and also by tht
explosions of steam boilers-calls public atten
ton ''to a short but comprehensive treatise OF
steam and gunnery, lately published by Lieut..
J. H. Ward, United States Navy, in which
these important subjects are treated in man
ner more likely to render them acceptable to
the general reader than in any previous publ
cation" We have not seen the publication re-
ferred to, but if it contain information as to the
management of steam boilers or artillery, which
will tend to produce greater security in their
use, it should be generally read-as most of the
accidents which occur arise either from igno-
rance or negligence; and sometimes with an
enormous sacrifice of life,
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-08-05
W-CORoNER's OFFICE, No. 1913 NORTH HIGH
STREET, two doors north of Gay-st mhl2-ly

13- DR.. JOHN NJ. WILLIAMS VEGETABLE
MEDICINE LABORATORY, 30 East Baltimore-st st.,
fifth door east of Front-THE BEST SERIES OF MEDI-
cINEs EVER PRODUCED, prepared and sold at this La
boraory, TO wit-Indan Vegetable Purifying and
Anl-bious Pills 25 cents box; Tonic Vegetable
Blers, V cents bottles Dyspepsia Specific SO cents
a bottle; Cholera Specific, % cents a bottle; New
Emetic Preparation, ~! cents vial; Pediluvun or
Foot Bath Powder, l2l cents package; Cough Sy-
rup, for the cure of Consumption, Coughs Colds, sc.
37t cents bottle; New Remedy for Group, l2a cents
Wall Highly Concentrated Vegetable Elixir, IA pre-
cious medicine for mothers and infants so cts. bottle;
Rheumatic Liniment and Embrscaton, and accom-
panments, 81; Sovereign Remedy for Piles 90; Dyson
terry Cordial 50 cts BOTTLE sc. &c SC. Printed di-
rectons for the administration Of these remedies ac
company each article. N. B. Advice given by Dr.
w. free of charge. ml3-tf
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anterfra1I 9sep11t1llran
TUESDAY MORNING, AUG. 5, 1915.
ANn RALrIMORg Clipper.

PcsNsyLy,NIA AND MARYLAND. ThePunc
tull payment Of the interest on Tie public aeo'
due hy Pennsylvania on the first instant, Is
spoken Of by the PhiIadcf hia papers in terms
OF inst pride and satisfaction, for it affords TIE
oseur,pre That the State viii hereafter continue
+, redeem its obligations without fail. This
will have great influence in restoring the cred
il Of American Stocks in Europe, as 1t VIII
fospire confidence that those States which have
not vet been able to initiate Pennsylvania, Will
speedily make arrangements for that purpose
We have no doubt that the holders OF Mary
land Stocks look with confidence to the pay
lnent of accruing interest, including that OF the
present year, and that they would be perfectly
willing to fund arrearogcs. These amount
according to the Maryland Republican, to
near a million and half of dollars. 1t will
probably be indispensable to fund the whole or 4
greater part of this amount, and we think that
it would be the best policy, even if not abso-
luteIy necessary. We hope that it will not be
long before the citizens of Maryland have the
same cause for cxultaton that exists in Penn
syvania: at all events, it is the duty of each OF
US TO contribute his utmost exerionS to bring
about so desirable an event as the restoration OF
the States credit.
It vas stated in the Maryland Republican
some time since, that 1--WE have an annual de-
felt of one hundred and fifty thousand dollars
in our revenue to provide for" We presume
that this audes to the deficiency which arose
under laws prior to the last session of the leg
islature-if 50, we think it highly probable that
the additional revenue acts then passed will
raise the required amount: but if rot, it would
be better to authorize temporary loan to pay
whatever of the years interest may be def
cient, than to permit il to go unpaid. The leg
stature, at its next ses ion, can surely devise
WAYS and means to add few thousand dollar:
to the revenue; for we do not believe that the
deficiency, if any, will amount TO one hundred
thousand dollars, if the taxes be paid with any
degree of punctuality. 1t has been seen that
States credit was SO great, that several coun
ties volunteered the payment OF their taxes II
advance of collections. This is the spirit which
we desire to SEQ diffused among the citizens o
MARYLAND It's existence indicates healthy
condition of the public feeling, and deter
mined resolution that public obligations shall
be maintained sacred at any inconvenience o
sacrifice Let US then place Maryland besid'
Pennsylvania in honorable dealing, as she is il
location.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-08-05

SHERIFfALTr, The law authorizing Sher-
if to be elected for Baltimore city, independ =
ent of the county, has brought numerous can
didates in the field for the next election; but
whether they will all continue, or selections be
made by party conventions, we are not inform
ed-out if parties keep hands off, the people
will have "pick and choice" for the Office
The impression prevails, that the Sherlfialty
of the city, separately, will be more profitable
than when combined with the county-deputies
&C., for the county costing, it is said, more thar
the income from that section of the former dis
trct. Be this as it may, the Sherlftaliiy o
Baltimore city will be snug and desirable OF
flee; and we are not surprised that so man.
PERSONS seek to obtain it.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-08-05

"THE OLDEN Tine A friend has placed
in our hands an account dated the Esd of Febru-
airy, 1853, for work done by Mr. Joseph Bmkson
on the first square rugged vessel ever built in
the port of Baltimore. The work was done
for Mr.. Nicholas Rogers, and the amount is
sworn to before William Lyon, Justice of the
peace.
The same gentleman has also furnished us
with an affidavit made January Is, 1859, by
VIM Lyon, before N. Ruxtcn Gay, Esq.
In examining these papers the mind ma
turally ly reverts to past times, and the con-
diton OF Baltimore in by-gone days. The
changes which have taken place within the re-
collection of the writer, almost appear as ifma
gic had been employed-so widely has the CT
to extended in all directions-but in the time
when the gentlemen lived who are above nam
ed, Baltimore was comparatively wilderness.
We are informed that the house in which Mr..
Nicholas Rogers resided was located where the
first Presbyterian church now stands, the front lot
embracing the whole of the ground now occu-
pied by the square included in the lines from
North up Fayette to Calvert street, thence TO
Baltimore down Baltimore to North, and thence
to Fayette street.-the whole being enclosed
as lawn. Little did the owner of that pro-
pertY imagine, that the time would ever arrive
when his lawn would be covered with stately
buildings, and become worth probably millions
of dollars
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-08-05

II IFE Is SWEET, BUT HEALTH is
-EA SWEETER. To all who wish to obtain health
and preserve it, would recommend HANCE'S
SARSAPARILLA or BLOOD PILLS. They are en-
tirey vegetable in their compositions and can be taken
at all seasons and all weathers they operate gently
the bowels, and do not leave the system in cos
tive state. Be sure and get HANoE's PILLS.
For sale at SETH s. HANCE'S
New Drug and Medicine Store, No. l06 Baltimore
street, and corner of Charles and Pri It SITS. aus
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G7-I o, r. NJ. The members of PDWHAFTAN
LODGE, No. ;, |. o. r. NJ, are hereby notified 10
meet at the wigwam ON WEDNESDAY MORNING,
the 9th inst, ut O'Clock, attend the unera OF our
late Brother, JAMES MORTIMER.
The members of sister Tribes in good standing are
respectfully invited TO attend Ry order,
JOHN w. WILLIAMS, SaChem.
A, II. WOoD, Scribe. 1t
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-08-05

SUDDEN CHANGES OF THE Wealth
- Err We scarcely meet person who is not more
or less troubled with cough or cold. Old and young,
the prudent and the imprudent, seem alike to COM
plain. -
Many think it a temporary cold, which will pass off
in day or two This is not always the case, as 1t
WILL in all probability, terminate in consumption if not
attended to in season. Our advice Is, use HANcE's
COMPOUND SYRUP OF HOARHOUND, which
will cure you in two or three days. Price SO cents
per bottle For sale by SETH S. HANCE, 100 Balti-
more ST., and at his old stand corner of Charles and
Pratt SITS, auo
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-08-05

ap-CHAAP PRINTING, and PRINTING Of
every description executed with great despatch atNo
1874 BALTIMORE sTREET-such as
unuuoru p,,Y o Much larger than any other
1fN'i'i II BILLS office can execute.
LOTTERY BILLS, CHECKS,
CIRCUL AIRS, BILLS OF LAD!NG;
STAGE & HATTERS' BILLS,
RAIL ROAD BILLS, &c. Nc
Indeed ii is needless to enunerate as we are pos
sessed oftaces for doing work. il. ecrgsty!s, and in
manner unsurpassed in this city.
17-ATTENTION: NATIONAL BLUES.
There will be "A meeting ofthe corps THIS (ruesday)
EVEN Nc, Aug 18th, 1915, at the Annoy, corner OF
Gay and Market streets Il is hoped that every mem
Der will be present, business of importance vi" be
brought before the company By order of
JOHN PICKELL, Captain
1t CHARLES A. LEAS, SeC'y.
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GRAND MOONLTOHT EXCURSION
AND IOTILLIOM PARTX

L.
GH@'~~ D. On MONDAY EVENING, Angus
VA gIIAYfsFFsSN llth, 1875 The safe, steady ant
Ss;s,s5 .aIllIIR commodous steamer POCAiI0N
sa1.ass - rAs: Capt HoIlngshead, has becr
chartered by party of young gentlemen for praB,
Moonlight Excursion and ConllIon PARTY. in MON
IA the tn OF Au Just, lea, ing the tofner of Liab
ana Pratt street wharf, at o1co.k and nrorse,
some distance down the bay and return TO the tv he
tween II and - O'Clock, touching at the CSunr
wharf, FeiI's Point, going and returning
The party are determined that shall nor no arcaI
lea ny any excursion that has or will take MACE I'M
Seasoh' Every arrangement has b, en- made IN MAX,
II a most gr, nd and novel affair. {a5- ICE CREAM
CONFECTIONARY and REFRESHMENTS nf 900
rate prices. - " '''"S
Prot VOLANDT'S MILITARY and COTlLII0r
BANDS are engaged for the occasion.
tW- Two Tickets 81, admitting gentleman an
Two ladies; single tickets so cents To be had at IN,
Ellppcf and Sun offices; Three Tuus Tavern Nationa
liote Piat street; Gan. Wayne Inn, corner of Bati
more ana Paca sis; T. RnbhsOns, Lichtst.; Sham
9nurss' Liberty-st; Mrs. Temperey's Howard stree
Jalhes Collins, Thames ,F.P; Logan Hall, co
hef OF Bank and Bond-sts. F.P., and at the Boat
ne party are ut vast expense, and mill dep
upon thelr friends TO hear them out in it,
CHARLES L. SPIES Ballet Master nj
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readers to the very fiattering inducements offered in
another column to ticket buyers, by the famous Lot
terry firm of f hORY & CO., No. North Calvert st.
1.-THE one half ofhe reports in circulation in regard
to the astonishing success Of these gentlemen in re
liepng pecuniary distress be true they indeed merit
from the city press generally, more than ordinary
notice, ie07 tf
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-08-05

ms SHERIFFALTY, MesSrs Edtors-You will
please announce TO our fellow citizens the name of
ALEXANDER A. KENNARD, Esq. as the good and
true candidate of the friends of American Republican
principles for the important office of SHERIFF of
Baltimore city. The energy and patriotism of Mr.,
Kennard entitIe him To the warm esteem and cordial
support of every true American hand and heart.
AZ eO,}tt MANY VOTERS,
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-08-05
HAI,TIMORE MUSEUM.

announces that her Benefit will take place on TUES-
DAY EVENING, 9Th August, on which occasion an
unusually attractive bill will he offered including the
popular Comedetla of BLUE DEVILS, in which
Miss EMMA lNCE will make her first appearance in
a speaking part, rs ANNETTE. Tickets 10 be had at
the Museum, and Of Miss F. Ince, at No, Is Calvert
street. nj 81