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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1859-02-09

Some wise speculations are being in
dulged in by the English press relative to
single family imam, wife, and four chill
dren,) Of savages found in Australia, who
have not a particle of hair on their bod
les. Some suppose them to be 80 rem
nant of some lost race'--others that sit is
the product Of an intermixture of the Ma
lays and the north western black tribes
of Australia" Single individuals destitute
OF hair are common enough-why should
it be marvellous that father and mother
having this peculiarly should have chill
drep Of like description
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1859-02-09

READING RAILROAD. According to the
last annual report Of the Managers of the
Reading Railroad, it appears that the
earnings of the road have been a little
over two and half million of dollars. In
former years the coal freight was the great
source of income, so that everything had
to be secondary. But now they are maxi
ing every eudeavor to accommodate tray
elers and business men, by running pass
senger trains more frequently. The milk
and market trade, with the attention that
they are about to heStow on it, will be
another great source of income.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1859-02-09
"The way Of the TransgressOr, &c.


In late number of the Tyrone Star, we
met with the announcement of the death
Of man named BENJAMIN FocKLER, in
Huntingdon a few days since, from the
effects of injuries received by falling into
cellar during the night, while in a state
of intoxication. The incident, in addition
to the natural reflections produced by such
sad and suggestive occurrence revived n
Ireminiscence of scenes Of deprayity and
crime, which occurred many years ago
Many of our readers are doubtless familiar
with the main incident, but perhaps not
with Ben Fockler's connexiou with it.
Rober;IMcConahy, was executed in Hun
tingdon some eighteen years ago for the
murder of an entire family, (that Of his
father -law,) except the old man him
self and his own wife. During his oonfne-
ment in Huntingdon jai, between the Pc
riods Of his arrest and execution, Fockler
was much about the Jail yard, we think
employed in repairing the walls or build
ing in some way, and where he could be
heard by the homicide, to whom he was
in the habit of making, with the greatest
familiarity, idle and reckless remarks !:
among which was the injunction, Bob,
don't confess-they will never hang YOU"
and many Others of like import. and to
which was then, in some measure attribu-
ted the obstinacy which the wretched cul-
prit adhered to his declaration of limo.
cence, after all hope of a pardon should
have failed him; and even until he had
been ouce swung off the scaffold toward
eternity. But the rope breaking, and find.
/ ing that the officers were sternly bent upon
the performance Of their terrible duty, he
gave way, and in the brief space that yet
! interyened before the last moment allot-
/ ted to his earthly existence, he made q
! full confession of his diabolical crime, and
thus relieved the public mind, which at
the time, wa much divided upon the sub
Iject of his guilt or innocence. In the last
ceremonies or rather the desecraticn be-
slowed upon the remains Of the unfortu.
nate man, whose crime had debarred his
inanimate clay from resting place with
Christians, Bsg g Fockler' acted conspicu,
Gus part. rsSur memory is not greatly
at fault, he dug the grave, which was stu
ated near the grave yard on the hill north
east of town. Certainly, he it was, who
assisted in cxhuming and delivering the
body to the members of the Medical Fra
ternity, for the purpose of dissection, and
many were the ribald jests and depraved
dissertations offered to the lifeless carcass
of McConahy, by Ben, intoxicated OF
course, while conveying him TO his em.
ployers. But he too has gone the way Of
all flesh, apparently dying in condition
of depravity, equalling If not exceeding,
that in which he lived.
The widow Of McConahy, married hel
husbands brother a few months after his
execution.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1859-02-09
The Good Time. &c.

Our eastern exchanges, at least those
published in our large eastern cities, are
becoming quite sanguine upon the pros
pect of the good times" that in their an.
ticlpations are near at hand. We trust
that they may not be mistaken, and that
their influence may extend hitherward as
rapidly as possible, for certainly never was
there greater want of "good times" than
prevails in this region at this time. Yet
our skepticism almost forces us TO ex
claim, blessed are they who expect moth
ing, for they shall not be disappointed"
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1859-02-09

CURIosITIEs or CoLD WEATuER.-It must
have been much colder this winter in the
New England States than usual, and a We
ry great deal colder than we have felt it
in this state for many winters. A Iano-
yer On. H. Correspondent of the New
York journal Of Commerce, in speaking of
the intensity ofthe cold in those regions,
remarks:-
This extreme cold, calling to mind
pictures of long years past, was very curl
ously illustrated. The air, usually so e.
lastc, was deadened to that degree that
sound seemed to have lost all power of To-
comotion, and the bells rang only in lit-
tie circle from which they might be easily
seen. Horses passed along, whitcncd
with :he frost as though they had been
painted; the poultry seemed to be all oI
the famous whirlwind breed their feath
ers standing ruffied strangely, like those
of the ostrich, for, whenever the hen put
her head under her wing The feathers
1 thereabouts, instantly clothed with ice
stood erect as spear points. The cars rar
hours behind hand, and the only warming
feature of the epoch was found in tht
stoves. The legends of the winter about
Franconia need collection. How the ici-
cles must hang from the nose of the Old
Man of the Mountains now; when even
beyond his eye, though not his soeptre, he
rains down intluences-ard influenzas-
on this wise, Has it been any colder else
wherey
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1859-02-09
CARD.

MISS CONSTANT late from the East rcsPsc,,
WI fully announces to the citizens o.
L,ca!feld and the County generally, that she
prepared to give instruction in Music
PIANO, MELODEoN AND GUITAR
ALSO, IN THE FRENCH LANGUAGE-Ir BEING Hkn
NATIVE TONGUE.
She refers all who may be interested IN u'
above, to the Rev. Or. and Mrs. &Leod
Terms--sS 90 in advance, or $40 90, if moi u
advance.
Dec. G, lS5S,-tf.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1859-02-09
Dissolution Of Co Partnership.

THE Undersigned, having been partners in the
business Of tanning, currying, and boot and
shocmaking at the st. Mary's Steam 7, nnery,
have this day by mutual consent dissolved their
co-partnershp connection. All debts due said
firm orc. w. Watson Co., and all claims against
them will be settled by E. c. Shultl, of St. Maryh
who has purchased the interest of the other two
partners.
G. W. WATSON,
THOMAS w. RICHARDS,
L. c. SCHULTZ
St. Mary's Steam Factory, Jan. Il, 1859.
lno. 2.v. iGl
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1859-02-09

CONGRESSIONAL AND LEGISLATIVE Docu-
MENTs,--We are under many obligations
to Senator Bigler Of the U. S. Senate,
Hon. John Cresswell speaker, State Sen
ate, Hon. VIM P. Wilcox and DIR. j. 7.
Boyer of the House of Representatives of
Pennsylvania, for various public docu :
ment-
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1859-02-09
CAUTION.

A LII persons are hereby cautioned against buy
"a ing or in anywise mcddling with the follow.
ing property, now in the possession of Dainl
Horn, of Brady township, Clcarfoll County, Pa,
viz: Two Harrows, one Wind Mill, one Log Sled,
one Long Sled, one lot of Hogs, and lyoke Oxen
as the same belongs to me, and is only left Win
said Horn on loan, subject to my order.
g. W. HORN
January 10, ls59.-3tpd.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1859-02-09
CAUTION.

4 Ii persons arc hereby cautioned against pur-
a chasing or in anywise interfering with the
following property now in the possession of Geo.
and l.. Doney One yoke Of black and white
oxen; one bay horse supposed to be about S years
old, and one two-norse wagon-as the aforesaid
property has been purchased at constable's sale
and is left with them on loan only, and subject
to my order.
WM. T. JOHNSON.
Union tp., Clearfeld County, Pa. Jan. 20, 49,
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1859-02-09
NEW ADvrRrisEMrYrs
CAUTION

A ~ ptuons afe hcrcty cautioned arsi,s ,..
- chasing ot mc, ding with ihe iollouiss ~.
pctty w Ono Wagon, two Cows ono lsi N. !.
two Log choiut two rlourbt two urosseo, IA Z.
one CLOCK, one Burc1u, four ncfrt R,e I, NJ
ground, -four acres vhont m The ground one ~,
ting Box, and four Sheep. The above rr,,.,..
was purchased by me at shcHn's sale spd i.5
with Daniel Horn on loan only, and subiee, ", !.
my order
r. H. MOORE
Luthcsburg January 80, lsjo.-lno. {, VOL iy 1
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1859-02-09

A Boy CARRIED OVER THE FALLS OF Mag
ARA-A sad accident occurred at Niagara
Falls q few days since. An adopted son
of Mr., Gibbs, foreman Ofthe Paper Mills,
accidentally fell into the river and was
carried over the American Fall. The lad
was on the ice, near the mills, where mon
had been running the drift ice from the
flumo, and accidcntly fell into the swift.
stream. lie was not seen to fall, but was
seen some distance down the river, in the
rapids, when beyond the reach Of human
aid, and speedily passed over, Of course
20 rise no more alive. The child was II
years old, and lad Of much PROMISE
Rochester Union.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1859-02-09

BE GENEROUS TO THE LIVING AS WELL As
IusI TO THE DEAD'-The Montreal Adpr-
dscr, in reference to the Burns centenni-
al celebration, says:
Before its eciat dies away, and while admir-
ration for the genius of Scotland's great
est poet is yet intensified by this celebra~
tion, we would call attention TO the fact
that two of his sisters children-the Mis-.
ses Begg-have witnessed, from condi-
tion of actual indulgence, an ovation of their
uncle, ,one,hundreth part the cost of which
would have lifted them from bitter powers
by, anG that contribution for that pur-
pose would be no unfit memorial to the
poets memory, and especially creditablc
70 thepresent Generation Of Sootchmen.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1859-02-09

Rzi1~ Also-the subscriber offers for sale bis
house. lot, and office, situated in tho town Of
Luthersburg, low for cash, or in payments, to
suit purchasers. For further particulars apply
10 the SUBSCRIBER, on the premises.
DR.. G. WILSON
Luther.Jurg, Jan. 81, 1859. mo. ?, v. iyl
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1859-02-09
GAlhYa

A LARGE quautity of Salt for Sale At w
PRICES, at the store Of WM. T. lKNl"
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1859-02-09
TAKE NOTICE.

4 Ii persons indebted to the subscriber, either
- by note or book account, aIe requested to
call and settle, or before the first day Of April
1859. Those who do not comply with the above,
may expect to pay costs.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1859-02-09

Congress has passed no bills Of import
nee. A homestead bill, the provisions Of
which we have not seen, is now under dis
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-07-28

THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE-That the SUBJ
II sciiber has obtained from the Orphans Court of
Bamore city, letters testamentary the estate of RICH
ARD O. WAITE late Of said city, deceased All persons
ing CLAIMS against the said deceased, hereby warned
10 exhibit the with the vouchers thereof to ms alter
ney JOAN Carson No II Fayette street, or before the
2fth day OF January 1900 they may otherwise by law he
excluded from all benefit of said estate All persons in
debted TO the said estate immediate
1889 ZANE 4 WAITE Eyacnt,;x' ~
John CARS0N Attorna,,
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ENTHE SUPERIOR COURT FOR BALTIMORE

lClTY.--IN THE MATTER OF THE TRUST ESTATE of
BiRCRHEAD y BROTHER-Chares Morton Stewart,
Irusee.-0riered by the Court this 18th day of July
S tt the trustees give notice the creditors Brick
head brother to file their Claims properly
with the Clerk Of the Superior Court of Baltimore cityon or
before the 18th day Of September next, by causing copy
sorderto De published in daily newspaper
in tecity of Baltimore week for three successive
weeks. " ~ N
z. COLLINS LEE
ayv9u N~"> SA-|' L. ''<h-'ooip
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Emil Saa0s.
"a aM c. FOR THE

80 aM c. FOR The
Aa . y - 49, VEST AND SOUTH.
On aa bsALltA0RE AND 0HlORA TLROAD
lows: A''' is''' Ne trans VIII run as no.
at 5N O ~ Station Bamore--Aail Except Sunday
rTIfz ~ " q IMPRESS daily P NJ for Il p E F
t LIE VEST, SOUTHWEST AND N0RTTS " VEST Botb
trains 80 directly through 'iii !" H'i' Do'
d.. - ron VA PASSFNCFPV
~ itiIhoIe and Piedmont take tho Oh NJ traip
pelween cumberland and Wheeling DIV ivin, 49, g. T,,,
Crsftny, ~ d. accommodation Trln,) and bet ween
timOrc ~ ''' = VI train IRON Bal
TIE FfEDERICK TRAIN leaves Baltimore ~ ,,sp #
and from Frederick d s. 30 A. n H'le AT SD J. ~
THE EIdICOTTS MILLS TRAIN Ia,ro. I,.r,.---. 80.
TO P. i''S DIT ''zV A. NJ amt
FROM THE RELAY HOUSE (besides the regular troi,
there WI 9s Spt cla train at G. 30 P NJ, for Bamor
FOR. WAHRLNGTON IND THE StIWTt
Leave Baltimore at ~ and T45 A. NJ and snnd On y
On Sundays at J. 20 \. ~ only. Leaves Wasinton r.
Satmore az 10 and $50 n and 20 6I5 p NJ o.
ouhlays at go T. only. The and fourth train
only from BaltmOre stop at way points The second an
tou!tI trains from baltimore and Washington connect "
trains on the Annapolis Road. ''-'
For tickets Of every kind, Information, &C. apply to
ENGLAND, Agent or at the cke' Office, Camden station
W. p. SMITH,
NJ oo, - - Master Of Transportation.
j.. NJ Guile, General Ticket Agent j25.tf
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n THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR BALTIMORE
IACIi NY i1th lSJe-JAMES H. FERGU son ct al! rs
bpMUND bARhoLI:, ct al.-Ordered that the sale made
ana reported py risby Henderson, Trustee for the sale
or the real estate IN the proceedings this cause mentioned
6s ahed ana unless cause to the contrary
vided copy of this order be inserted in some
printed in Baltimore in each of three successive weeks
before the said 9Th day of August
The Report states the amount of sales to be $1,000
WIN. II. II. TURNER Clerk
True copy-Test: WM II. H. TURNER,
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Is ffEl5ss. sszz.s.s= FOR THE
~ ~ -. WEST AND NORTH.
AND WATERING PLACES.
NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILWAY.
SUMNER 1RR1NrTE MINT

On and after MONnAY ,June :: TIL 1852
-, l.. IltKEE DAILY TRAINS
WIN De run owe this Road - follows, viz:
me MAJ Train leaves daily Sunday eyceptei att 20
~ ang at harrisburg at III A NJ there connecting
, . PITTSRURG AND THE WESg
by u rii passengers for the North and Nisrar, TaIJ
arrive al lliamSport at p NJ and ElmiTa AT az M
where they lie over all night 81 o'7' / M
l, Inc Sniao ana Niagara Express Train leaves daily
except Sunday OF NJ arriving Harrisburg a Is
T. NJ Nillamsport at l. 7. NJ, Elmra at A N md IA FoI
at 1850 A NJ and Niagara Fails ! P n next dsy TIL!
tram connects ut Elmira with trains for 49, ma
ALL THE CITIES AND TOWNS ~ VFGrFRNs A-l,lr
YORK AND CANADA -'''"
And at Buffalo with trains Suspension I,rIge and ,or
via the Great Western Railway for al part, of 'S
=, GANADA AND TIE WEST AND NORTHWEST
q Inc Cincinnati and Chicago Express leaves daily at
m arriving at Harrisburg at 1910 F. NJ and there con
and all parts of the West. " 0'h
For BEDFORD SPRINGS take 7.30 A. NJ, and c p NJ
trans connect at Harrisburg with Pennsylvania Railroad
top ''' ''''' -''oau-
= For YORK, CARLISLE, CALEDONIA and DOUBLING
GAP SPRINGS take 73U 4 N. train -'
E0r ,hA20E En-, LITrLESTOWN, GETTYSBURG and
| train Saturdays. ''' ''H q 4 IL
For IlCl EI$ End further correct and reliable Information
Of Calvert and Franklin streets, Baltimore '-'
II ,JOIiN l. ElGNEY, Asst Superintendent
j. IL WARN Err, Ticket Agent ioIg.ff
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STlcKNEY CO., - l,,,gi J. 800
~ NAILS, COAL AND IRON, e tJI ? !
NO. o. ExchangePlace, mp stairs, fe-41n
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&nuber.

I UMBER, SHINGLES,
~ HENLoCK RAILS, ETC
Just landed and for sale ut our wharf "
100000 No. I Fart SHINGLES.
100000 Heart and Sap
5000 feet A and 81 FfemlOck FENCING
large lot Of Oak and Ash Timber Wheelwr lights and
ctI every variety Of Building Material all of which
We offer at i.,w est market rates
CARSON, ZIMMERMAN L CO,
aDTtf adioininG NorfoIt Stae n,ioa, ,yIn,s
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fENHlS is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT THE SUB
serber has obtained from the Orphans Court of Balti
more city, in Maryland letters estamentary
estate Of DENNIS a. SIrH,lae of said city deceased All
persons having claims against the said deceased hereby
warned exhibit the with the thereof
the subscriber before the 10th day January 1860
they otherwise by law, be excluded from all benefit
said estate persons indebted to said req
TO make immediate payment. Given under my hand this
Sth day of July, 1889 SANCE Ell r. SMITH
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TNHIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE THAT THE SUB
"A scber has obtained from the Orphans Court Of Bali
more city in Maryl and letters estaentay the
WILLIAM S. WO0DSIDE, late of said CITY, deceased
al persons having claims against the said deceased are
eDy warned to exhibit the with the
0 the subscriber before the 22d day of January
eoE or they may otherwise, by law, be excluded from all
benefit OF said estate All persons indebted said estate
are requested to make immediate payment Given under
my hand this 22d day of july 1883 ..l. " -.
j23-law4wt RACHEL Z WODDSIDE. Executrix
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sn6&as The A Bremen bark sMARYLANDr HeImars
master will have quick despatch For freight or passage
apply to the Captain board Hendersons wharf or To
j2s-2w Wv ~ No 30 Q a;e I'm 13N s9,ot
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+ UAlBER FOR WHEELWRIGHTS
gegal Hutitts.

TNHIS is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT THE
subscriber hath obtained from the Orphans Court of Bal
tmore city in Maryland letters of administration the per-
sonal estate of NICHOLAS W. GOLDSBOROUGIi late of
SAID city deceased All persons having claims against the
said deceased are hereby warned to exhibit the with
the vouchers thereof Il the subscriber Nelson Poe
her Attorney, before the 10th day of january
1889 they may otherwise by law be excluded from all
benefit of the said estate. All persons indebted said es-
tate are hereby requested to make immediate payment
Given under my hand this Sth day of July, 1889
JANE NJ COLDS BOROUGH,
i9-lawfw Administrotrix
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GA CPAS. McCOLGAN BRO,
tE84Was No. sSARAToGA STREET
10 - hand and offer for SEAa a GAY ~ m mos, nnrovos
Gs and I'D
eFe 5 Of fef Pn hhf
p3c st WS GIN Pert sherry Madeira and
gh scotcS and Rye G qaay
hna to , and @ Of which the public
@h R. KRA IS Il co,
- DEA FEd6d 81 1 12B GiSA ASP WINES
~ No. l3 CHEAPsIDE, ONE DOOR SoUTH OF LOMBARD ST.,
s Wsy Ga o ye n BeR
Old Bourbon, Monongahea Holland Gin. Of different brands
Peach Brandy Swiss Stomach B gss superior S ars ana
imported domestic ali guaranteed to give @
~R LAURENCE THOMSEN 4 co,
- EXCHANGE PLACE STR EEf7 OF COMMERCE.
BRAND1Es, ' WISEs SCARS &c &C.,
Offer for sale an eSfn 4 = Ssf So Of
j. Hennessy; otard bapuy Coz Jean Louis, 1871 supe
T,Sr old sC3gnac Jules Robin ca Seignete John
houses
Sherry, Madeira Port Sicily Lisbon. Burgundy and
Malaga Wines in casks Also, Chamsage, Cre end Hook
d II fass'F' very choice Curacao and Aar'sGhn0 Cor
HOLLAND GIN, of gicksy's "Grspen brand-of highly
and India Ale. Bordeaux and Marseies Sweet Oil Sar
HIv&1 Rsr9S EyG Tec Sihgts rom &C number
Of the most celebrated manufacturers. jeSO-tf
Ma a GARD.
49, For the purpose of doing more general CASH
Ss&aSaA ESS, have made arrangements sell my
stock Goods for Cash, at the lowest remunerang prices
paid promptly every June and January a liberal allow,
ance will be made wholesale purchasers for cash. offer
for sale in bond and in store,
OLD C0GNAC BRANDY, Is years old.
OLD SCOTCH, IRISH, AND RYE WHlSKEY,
OLD JAMAICA RUM AND HOLLAND GIN,
MADEIRA WINES. D0NALnS0N'S SERCIAL
snER f Wb6M sf G}Ss & ySfis old
TOPAZ. OLD POMARE, and other brands
FINE OLD PORT, CHAMPAGNE, my own Importation
with RED LACII, GOLD LACH, ASSOCIATE
EERHENET,
HFIDSICE, and other good brands
e. LEIDENS CELEBRATED HOOK WINES
STELT0N. IOSTER, PARAtESAN AND AMERICAN
CHEESES.
OLD MOCHA, JAVA and other COFFEES. TEAS Of all
kinds and hest quality.
FRENCH PEAS, MUSHROOMS, TRUFFLES, MEATS,
and SOUPS, Theoretically sealed; PATE DE Fol GRAS,
small size
large assortment Of FOREIGN and DOMESTIC COR
DIAIS and fine GROC ERIES of every descriptions sale
by GEO. HOLLINS,
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rsTo~A NEW YORK AND BALTIMORE

n,
INLAND through the Delaware and RaTitan, and
Chesapeake and Delaware Canals
For the conveyance Of Merchandise Produce,
Horses Carriages Furniture and Goods sorts at very
low rates - ~
Through between New York and Baltimore. without
tanshipment, in 70 nours i'll Iron Steamers, with
tight compartments.
FOR New TOKk-A Steamboat leaves Baltimore four
times per week from No. 3 Light street wharf
FROM NEW NORK-SteamhOat leaves in like manner
orBaltmore four times per week from North River Pier
No.
Goods destined for places beyond Baltimore or New York
forwarded Immediately with care-frce of all charges for
commission. '
70 Mark Goods destined this Route-rland Propeller
Line. f'NA
The safety, regularity dispatch this Line together
with the moderate charged commend it to the pltc
desirable medium for conveying every dcsCripon If
Freight - j; \. SHRlN Err, gent,
Ne Light street wharf Baltimore
W. DAlZELI, Agent,
Pipy- M
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E..giE~-A OFFICE OF MONUMENTA
Hz'zasss=sssea STEAM TUG COMPANY
The Companys boats having been put in complete rnp;n
and harhor towing ut the shortest notice ~ VI iifei
The C0mpanys Boats are as follows:
SSteaLef IShkSS, CartSin Luke League
~ steamer ldONESS, Captain A H. League
me commanders experienced masters ana every gay
antee given for the safety of vessels in the; @ t
rates OF to"age will be made reasonable For rher inaT
na'oh apply 10 the Captains on board, the agent
;o,o.s VIM. Fl. BOLTON,
No q pratt
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TN THE MATTER OF THE INSOLVENT
Il ESTATE OF WILLIAM CORRESPONDENCE The cred
ltors OF William Goldsborough such prior his
application for the benefit of the Insovent Laws of Mary
land dated the 18th of August $780, hereby notified
ME their claims, properly authenticated with the Clerk
the Court of Common Pleas for Baltimore city on before
the 25tb day of September next
John MORRIS
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L,
VIA CANAL,
For the transportation Of Merchandise Produce Packages
Horses Carriages, Furniture and Goods Of all sorts between
Philadelphia and Baltimore.
ho a0K PiiiA oBItiiiA-one Of the Companys Steam
irving in PHILADELPHIA O'Clock the next morning in am
pie time for the New York Trains 90 " 1
FROM observation-disclosures daily at 2 O'clock f,oro
No. 10 South whaTycs. ~ '-
Goods forwarded edately with carfree f all Oh .,a
Tor commission - J. ALEX. SHIIE ER, Agent,
No. Light street wharf, Baltimore.
,ss - GROE ES, Jr, A gent,