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Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-04-12

The Sab Treasury Bill The motion to recon-
slider the vote to lay the Sub Treasury bill from the
Senate, on the table, in the Honse of Representa-
lives, not having been made according to notice, it
seems now to be understood that the effect Of that
vote is final. Mr.. Wrigts bill is therefore rejected.
The debates upon the subject in the House must "a
rise upon Mr. Cambreleng's bill. There is no more
reason for apprehending the passage any bill at the
present session, at this time, than there has BEEN
The Albany Argus, we perceive, assumes blus-
tering tone upon the the subject, and affects to con-
slider the success of the scheme certain, but this
is only intended for effect upon the republicans of the
country, who remain TO be dragooned into an adhe-
sion to the measure. IN. York Times.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-04-12

81 he LIFE PRrsERvER,' is the title Of No. II,
of the Temperance Tales. Like its predecessors, II
is highly interesting For sale at the Bookstores.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-04-12

TUyHE :" KENNEBEC LUMBER COMPA-
Il N.Y. are ready to contract Tor tho Sale of five
ten millions OF timber standing on their land-thc
+" Chase Stream Tractor for four to six millions
Of first rate Pine, which they about TO cut the
coming winter, delivered the banks, at any of
the Mills along the Kennebec River.
For a loan of five, ten fifteen twenty thousand
dollars, FIR enc, two three years, this Company
will pay six per cent interest semi.annually, and Sc
cure the same on three times the value of good "a
valuable timber-by Mortgage Of real Estate, or by
some other security that shall be antpe-gooi and
satisfactory.
/ This is IA Joint Stock Company Of 100 shares Of
81 1872, each. The whole purchase, or Capital
Stock is consequently $i23, 200. more than one half
of which has been paid i'll by tho Stockholders.
The officers Tor the ensuing year are as follows:
] Trustees-Hon. Rejoice Newton and William
! Lincoln Esq of Worcester.
Prcsident-Jesse w. Goodrich, Of Worcester.
Directors-Dayid Wilder Jr. of Bath, (Mc.). DIR.
.4bcl Fox, of Fitchburg, .4bel Bowers Of Eeomin-
-sy b. F. Smith of Worcester and Charles Bart
:. of Rutland,
7reasurer-Jessc w. Goodrich of Worcester
CLERK Walter Johnson of Worcester.
agent-To snperintend the cutting, hauling and
running of the timber upon the land and River
David Wilder Jr. of Bath.
All communications relative 10 the Sale of tim
her, The said loan, may be made either of the
subscribers andwill receive their prompt attention,
JESSE GOODRICH
DAVID WILDER in.
Worcester, Mass, Nov. 9Th. Swis&cowostf
! TOfhe Hon, .Nath. Groton Esq, Judge
Of Probate, ,ciihin and for the County Of
Lincoln.
ND RESPECTFULLY represents John Temple
IL 2, administrator ofthc estate of James Tenn
pie late of Bowdoinham in said County, deceased
That the personal Estate Of the said deceased is not
sufficient by tho sum Of Ten thousand dollars, 10
answer the just debts " hch he owed; he therefore
prays that Nc NAV be empowered and licensed to
sell so much oft the Real Estate Of the said deems
ed as may be sufficient TO raise the said sum with
incidental charges, including the reversion of the
widows dover. JOHN TEMPLE.
LINCOLN ss.-Ata probate Court held
-at Bath By adjournment ,cithin and for the
County Of Lincoln, on the 9Th day of
March A. D., 1888.
ON tho foregoing Petition, Ordered, that the said
Petitioner give notice to all persons interested in
snid Estate. TO appear at Court of Probate 10 be
holden at Wsras ct on the Twenty first day Of
May next, by causing copy of said Petition with
this Order to be published three weeks successfully
previous TO said Court in the Lincoln Telegraph at
Bath.
NATH. GRoToN, Judge of Probate.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-04-12

Fire at Hope. We have just learned that Nc
Lain's Mills, in Hope, took fire on Wednesday last,
and were consumed Mr.. Samuel Sumner lost
Clothing Mill and machinery valued at $s00-Benj.
Mclean lost Carding Machine, ss4OO-Jno. lost
hides worth $2oo-other losses $500. [Patriot.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-04-12

To PATRONS. We have on hand, an accumula-
ted mass of ''SuDdries, which will take week
SO to dispose Of Hereafter we shall resume our
usual variety
= tEPWe forward the news day in advance, in
order that ourselfa and office may ''keepfast, which
occurs our regular day adjudication.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-04-12

At the recent Municipal election in Portland,
Hon. Levi Cutter, (Whig) was elected by triumph
ant majority Locofocosim is getting very low in
that city.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-04-12
SAILED.


0 Steamer New England, Klmball, Boston.
At Providence 9th sch Nancy & Rachel, Car
Isle, Damarscotta
Ar at Bedford 9th, sch Equal, Duncan, Thorn
aston. HNf
Ar at Norfolk Cd, schs Mary finn, Harrington,
Thomaston; Tiberius, Admins, Wscassct;
In Hampton Roads, sch Splendid, Thomas.on for
Richmond.
i Spoken March 20, off the Capes of Virginia,
brig Pulaski, I'm Thomaston for New Orleans.
CT at New York 5.h, brig james McCobb, Hutch
inson Bath Sch Julia e. Martha, Pinkham, Booth
bay. - ~---
Ar at Liverpool 18th ship Manchester, Boswortf,
| and LYONS, Davenport, for N Oils. itl.
At Gavana, 18Th, Barqne Ellen, Thomas, N Y.
At -Matnnzas 18th, Sally Ann, Merryman, (of
Baih) fin Wilmington. dschg uncer Saled-.Mc-
Lellan. Larrabee, Of Bath, for Bdston.
AT Edsartown I'd, sch Gen. Knox, Thorn aston
for Y.
Aux Cages sth Sailed, Edward Kent, Gushing,
for N. Y. esf
AT Ponce. Porto Rico, 18th. brig Wave, OF Bath,
for Baltimore.
April 3, Cape Cod w. 80 miles, was passed,
ship London fin Bath for N Orleans.
April A, lat 40, Ion CT, brig Lelan, Larrabee, of
Faith, from Matanzas for Boston.
At N Orleans goth, ship Robert Morris, Thomas,
for Liverpool; 1owedto sea. on previous to 24t
ship Liverpool Davenport.
Ar at Newport 57ih, brig Helen Quincy for New
York. 18th schs Champion, and Lafayette, Cam
den for do; Halcyon, Ihomaston lordo; Helen Mar,
I'm Camden.
Ar at Alexandria Goth. sch Ganges, Grafton. Sid
sch Faltic, Pike, Bath.
At St Perrcs, Marl. Goth ult, brig Commerce
Tallman, for S, Thomas, 0 days.
Sailed from Xugua, Cuba, 9tn ult brig Pleiades
for Hamburg
Ar at NJ Y. 9th brig Llewollyn, Adams ST Johns
r. via Arecibo, sch Butler, Eaton, St Croix; sch
Shakespeare, Ulmcr, Richmond;
Arnt Providence 4th, brig Austin, burlington,
from Wilmington.
ar at Nantucket LIST inst, Nantucket, Pcndcton,
Belfast Cd, Nantucket, Hawes, Augusta
Ar at Baltimore, brig Wave, Winchell, Ponce.
AR at Boston 9Th, brig Antioch Barnes, Of Bath,
Mobile. 9TH, brig Mcclellan, Larrabeo of Bath Ma
tanzas 18th nit
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-04-12

,C3rEDwARD EMERSON, has been appointed
P. u. at North Boothbay, in this County.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-04-12

Hon. &c Noyes, George Evans, John Rugges
will please accept our thanks.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-04-12

LADIES LOOK, for April contains its usual va
riety of interesting reading The fashions in this
number will justly command the Immediate attention
Of our fair renders. They indeed superb--are
they not Ladies'? . Chaste and beautiful
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-04-12
THE BOSTON PEARL g. GALAXY.

The above named paper, is the cheapest, and the
best Literary and miscellaneous paper, that we know
Of II is of il large size, handsomely executed, and
edited with spirit and abiIity-Ierms So. sa
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-04-12

sCJ- The &c N.1f.dTCHLESS SIM
ATITE'' is taken by the sick generally, and ia as
tonishng the world with its mighty victories over fear
ful dis ase. So
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-04-12
THE SUPERIOR STEAM PACKET
We ~ England,
NATHANIEL KIMBALL, Maste


SSVS LII leave GARDNER every MONDAY and
wv FRIDAY, at O'Clock p NJ, and BATH at
o'clock p. M. for Boston.
Leave Lewiss Wharf Boston, every WEDNES-
DAY and SATURDAY, at o'clock P. M for
BATH and GARpISER.
Carriages will be in readiness 10 take Passengers
to and from Hallowcll, AUGUSTA, Waterville and
Bangor, on the arrival Of the Boat, and on the days
Of her sailing. Hack fare from augusta, 81 l-2 cts.
From Halowcl 25 cts
EopE ! From Gardiner 10 Boston 50 90 ! and
n"N' g bath SO so found
Deck Passengers, $500
~ During the past winter tho New England has
been thoroughly overlauled and repaired, and the
proprietors have spared neither pains expence to
render her in all respects worthy opublic confidence.
That she is tho fastest Boat on the EASTERN coast Is
now universally admitted and her superiority as a
safe and comfortable sea boat has been fully proved
Agents., Reed, Augusta--C. G.Bachelder, Hal
Iowell-L. H. Green, Gardiner Bath
j. J. Jerome. Bangor-M. w. Green, Boston.
Gardiner, April. 1893.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-04-12

The New York LA DIES COMPANION for April,
is done up in excellent spirit Mrs. STEPHENS
writes beautifully.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-04-12
MECuANIC AssoCIATIoN

THE Members arc notified to attend next Tues
day evening, at their room Trifant's. in Pat
ten S new brick building, at half past SIX clock
precisely. E. CLARKE, Secretary.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-04-12

6JsGovERNMENTPA TRoNAGE-'rhE SpotLs
BELONG TO THE vIcToKs-To REWARD
THEIR HUMBLE TOOLS WITH! MoRE PRos-
cRiPTIoN!!!
We noticedb by the last Telescope, that our .vor-
thy P. NJ has seen proper. in the abundance Of his
generosity and wisdom to besto,v upon that coicern
ION account of congeniaty Of feeling, no doubr the
whole amount Of government patronage, which he
has under his special control ~ D. We will here
remark that Gen sewa the Collector of this Port
has the honor Of first setting the example Now
we have the satisfaction of knowing that this move
Of our p Nj has rot the sanction of any considera-
bio potion Of cur townsmen. T he provisions ofthe
law relating TO this matter to The point, and we
make the inquiry, by ,hat authority has this change
been brought about?--
And for the special edifcation of Mr.. Eaton, and
the qualification of friends, we will here quote
from the instructions of the p NJ General, in
printed pamphlet sent to every p NJ, in the United
States. he instructions relative to publishing list
Of Letters, is founded Sec. 90 of the Act of Com
gress, Of 1925.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-04-12
INSTRUCTIONS.

SEC. las AT the end of-every quarter, all le.-
tiers then on hand, and which have not already been
advertised are to be entered alphabetically in list
and advertised If there is newspaper published
near the Office and the Editor will insert the adver-
tisement three times, at the rate of two cents for
each letter mentioned in The advertisement it is then
to be published in such newspaper. If there is no
newspaper that has much circulation in the neigh
borhood ofyour Office, or ifthe Editor will not adj
vsr:ise the letters for the price above mentioned
then manuscript lists ofthem are TO be made ont and
posted at such public places in the town and neigh
borhood as shall appear best adapted for the nfor-
nation of the parties concerned.
SEC. LAG. Tho newspaper having the MOST
ExrENsIvE CIRCULATION in the vicinity of the
Office should have the preference in publishing this
notice, and the receipt must specify the number of
letters.
From the above, our Wing friends may learn, that
our opponents are preparing for most desperate
onset We may also, reasonably infer, that they
will have recourse to any project resort in order
TO save, he party and avert the just vengeance Of
an insuted and almost ruined people. We made
an slluson TO the Collector of this port we had
IN view the advertisement of the governments prop
erty in this place, which is now offered for sale-
which perhaps is not generally known to those who
would be likely to purchase
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-04-12
Commissioners Notice.

0NHE Subscribers, hereby give notice, tlst they
! IL have been appointed BY the Judge Of Probate
for the County of LncoIn-io receive and examine
the claims ofthe several creditors 10 the estate Of
GEORGE b. MITCHELL, late ofi,ath in said County,
Merchant deceased represented insolvcnt That
allowed said creditors to bring in and prove their
claims-and that we will attend that service at the
Counting Room ofClark & Scwal in Bath on the
second Monday ofMnrch next and the five following
months at 3 o'clock p. M.
Dated at Bath this 25th day of Feb. a. D: 1893.
DAVID C. MAGOUN.
FREEMAN CLARK.
March g. rss - tag.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-04-12
NOTICE.

a Lii persons are requested not to dcliver.o fur.
IA nish any article whatcver, to the keeper, Of
any of the inmates of the poor house account Of
the town without verbal written order from
one or more Of the overseers Of the poor. -
FOR SALE or exchange, for good worh Borsd
one dark grey Mare with oal, years old, perfectly
sound, and kind in any Harness and good TravelA
Ter.
WANTED to hire young man acquainted with
farming, leaning and working on the highways
By order ofthe oversecrs the poor. J.PAGE.
Bath. April I'd. 5wfl.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-04-12
COMMERCIAL HOUSE.
AND
.Na5mc Stage Tuve1-s5.
KEPT BIT
JOHN BEALS.

ENHE Subscriber would give notice, that lie still
~ keeps tho above House, aud il,at he has adj
ded such improvements 70 the same as % make it
much more convenient tl,an heretofore. FIR tho
better accommodation of lis customers, he has inish
ed an cIegants and commodons Reading-Reom. in
the basement story, ready Of access. and which he
mas supp,,su @ napers and psrio1eaIs -
His table is ALWAYS supplied with tho best the
mark affords duly served up BY experienced cooks
and attended by accommodating and attentive ser~
wants 9 ~
The subscriber respectfully invites The continued
patronage ofiis.old friends and customers; ind he
hopes by constant attention and care 10 The comfort
and convenience Of his patrons 10 merit and reccss
a due s,arc Of public favor.
N b. Persons wishing Interrogation in relation u
tho Stages, East Ut Wcsl, will find j; iteir interest
to call, JOHN BELLS.
Particular attention given to horses. Horses ana
carriages to let. =: ~
Bath, March Is, 1898, H50.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-04-12
ARRtED.

In AUGUSTA, March &C. by Rev. Thomas Curtis,
Mr.. ALDEN BAKER TO Miss CAROLINE SASBoRN,
both Of Lilchfeld.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-04-12
Provisions a. Groceries,
Commissioners Notice.

ENHE subscribers, appointed by the Hon. Judge
~, ofProbate for tho County of Lincoln. to
ceive and examine the claims of the several credi
tors to the Estate of David Clifford late of Bath in
said County, deceased, represented inselvent here
by give notice that six months from the 81 st day Of
Feb lerst allowed to said Creditors TO. present
and prove their claims, and that the undersigned
will atterd 10 the service aforesaid, ut tho Town
Clerks office, IN the Town H"use, in Bath, on the
second Mondays Of April, May, June, July aud
August next from two'io five O'Clock in tho allcr-
noon, on each Of said days.
DAVID SHAW, Comins-
JONATHAN S. DoNNELL, sioners.
Bath, March "a, 1888. 9 w 3w52.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-04-12
DIED

In Waldoboro', Martha Ann, dau. of Mr.. Joseph
Shnman aged years.
In Bristol, March 18th, Mrs abigail. wife of Mr..
John Siinson, aged 80 years and Julia Ardela, their
daughter aged years and on Thursday morning fol-
owing Eliza, another daughter, aged years.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-04-12
e. e. nArrrr LIST. 80.
III % Ea n % n N.R TM i.
ARRIVED

ARRIVED
z Brig James, Malay. st Croix, via N. Y.
S"h AlhicorG, Marshall Thomaston,
8 Sch North Star, Heagan Portland
Louisa. Blanchard, Do
Brig Lapwing, McLanathan, M atanzas, via
Boston.
SAILED.
Ship Ontario. Torrey; new
Steamer New England, Klmball, Boston.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-04-12

At Providence 9th sch Nancy & Rachel, Car
Isle, Damariscotta
Ar at N Bedford 9th, sch Equal, duncan, Thorn
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-04-12
no Capitalists and Lumber
Dealers.

Bath Dec. %. 1887.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-12-29
TVTTPFyTTYG FROM PENYSILT.INLi

TNTERESTLNG FROM PENNSYLVANIA
Just as we were going 10 press, we received me
Northern Mail containing the gratifying h'riigence'
that the Senate of Pennsylvania hHd TcoSn.sea ne 'P'
kins House of REPRESENTATIVES, by vote OF IL to H.
We have barely time to give the following extracts:
(From the Pennsyiranian 81 Dec - 800
"HAEgIsBuRG, Dec %, ISIS.
"Dear Sir-The long agony Is over, and the Commohi
wealth is restored to peace and saieV. me Rouse %
Representatives in which Mr.. Hopkins is Speaker, was
recognised by the Senate the legitimate one
"HARRIsBvRG, Dec. ., 1888.
81 hive this day 10 announce you the glorious IN.
telligence that The Senate of Pennsylvania mas recos
missed the House organised by the election Of william
HOPKINS Speaker, the House Of Representatives OF
Pennsylyania by vote of II 10 l6 The recognition
is unconditional and Sevenss faction must either now
and come they must resign and go nome
The resolution for recognition was INTRODUCED Uy .,l
Nicbler. Whig and it supported in debate by hir.
Miller of the CITY, and MIR Srohm, the former mig,
and the latter Antmason These gentlemen nave tsen
above party discipline, and by mighty eHotl assure
you have they this occasion separated he 'u
it. The whole day taken up IN oiscoss!o" VI INC
question md most Of the discussion was made up OF APP
ne 10 the fears of the Wing Senators who dared 70 sepa
rate themselves from the party. They were threatened
with the indignation Of tie paty they were threatened
with the indignation of their constituents, ana 'hey "err
called waverers cowords traitors, and deserters oot al
with no fleet They stood firm, and met the question
like men and parios and have this day decided ques'
ton which must gladden. the heart OF every Iue renn
svlyanian and of every lover of liberty Wherever ne
may dwell. All good men have become disgs "l'i
the Of Stevens, Penrose, and Dnfro"es' i"e,
own pay are deserving them daily, and the uay 10 nov
distant when they will be hurled from Office by The peo
pie, and regarded the common enemies OF popular
| Government While the names OF the patrotie seha'
tors no on this occasion aside party
will be reyerenced the names OF Stevens, fenrose u"u
Burrowes will I've looked upon with adherence.
| TGtobc.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-12-29
To The Ouaers and Hires oC Tseyoes.

THE undersigned Physicians having opened afma Tor tho
reception OF the SICK would call the aeaon Of the
and c Of saes the advantages Se here offered
for the care and stcnion Of its inmates.
The o6Ima su eomno1ious buitng known formerly the
Union Ho containing ample accommodations for the SICK ard
furnished with every requisite provide them with the best nursing
and medical advice and TeE6c them far comfortable than
they could be in their masters dwelling The Inf'may has bees
operation for three months, md hos
every respect the expectations which entertained Of s
utility
The Sisters Of Charity, Gssrrvedy regarded ,hc faithful
have exclusive rntu the
Of medicines and diet, while the In6rnny attended regularly
Of the Physicians and all requiring
will be promptly had.
The importance Of udcous and careful nursing apparent
COMMENT for the Of medical
uniequcntIy depends.
10 the nfmary the sick will be furnished with well ventilated
apartments eddns Diet medicines physicians attend
uncc, and all services las instance bleeding
ping eechns for five dollars per week. very considea
bly, less than the ordinary charge for the phcian ATTENDANCE
exclusive of medicines, nursing, diet, &C., while in their
dwellings.
The Infrmory commenjs itself 10 the and hers Of
slaves from the fidelity with which tho sick will he nused tho
regularity Of the Of medicines aud udcious Diet
and the smallest possible expense.
JOHN CULLEN, Md,
X. l.. BOHANNAN, ~. D.,
L. w. CHAMBERLaYNE, NJ. D.,
TIL. JOHNSON, 81. D.,
SOCRATES MArPN, ". D.,
Alto. l.. WARNER, VI. D.
December 90. 67-t2W
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-12-29
Humgnitu HniL .1cademu.

THE annual this Institution will be resumed on the
January and be continued until the 18th OF November,
1872 making uninterrupted term Of ten months Every thing
young for Coese, 1T them for the
binary e will be taught IN this Academy The terms
for The entiro will be follows, via BoarG ashns,
Lodging and Candles SlOO tuition any all the Branches
$50 making tho expense for MONTHS Sl3oo this sum,
fifty dollars will be required advance, and the balance ut the
close of the "
The very testimony can offer in favor OF tbs institution
the many young Of tncnts and moral
WORTH who gone forth from my mng'c in the busy
life many Of whom hold, and avc held high Offices Of
in society.
The location of this Seminary peculiarly eligible being
commonly healthy RETIRED and from the auns of dsspa
being tho vicinity Of "Buckinsham Female Collegiate
Parents and Guardians patronizins that institution
Gun have the privilege placing children wards
other which would be gratifying and Of tho lime relieve
them OF trouble and expense.
ELIJAH C. HANES,
Dec 90 f67-w3wl Principal IT. H. aeademy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-12-29
PUBLIC SALE

PUBLIC SALE
OF United States Lands in tie Northeastern land District
Of Louisiana, PARTIALLY DEFERRED, for period Of
ninety days
NOTICE is hereby given that the public sale Of the
~ following townships and fractional townships lying
within The Parish of Caddo ordered the 3lst day Of
July last, to be held at The Land Office NArcHro-
cHEs, in Louisiana the t,centy eighth of January
ne1t is DEFERRED until and will commence on .0nd0y,
the TWENTY NINTH day Of APRIL next. viz
Fractional townships IA and Is, south Of Red river of
ranges II and ~
Township IA and fractional township Is, Of range l3
Townships |, l2, -, IL, and Is, Of range "a.
Fractional township and townships ~ ID, IA, and
Is, of range ID.
Fractional township II, Of range l6.
Given under my hand at the City Of Washington, this
18th day Of December, A. D 1898
Nj. VAN buren,.
BY the President:
JAMES WuITooMB.
Commissioner Of the Generaf Lind Office
Dec ~ -m3m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-12-29

E1OR NEW ORLEANS-Thc regular packet Brig ADELAIDE,
CARD MASTER who experienced the trade, will sail Janu
AIRY 2Oih-FOr freight, cabin, passage, nppy to
LANCASTER DENLY & co.
D..onL,,oo 61-3t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-12-29

HbR JAMES BOLTON former pupil and assistant OF Dr. va
enno Mott New York. has settled in Rchmond with the
intention of practising cdc and Surgery Having also had
New York lnhrmaIy for Diseases
of the Eye and Ear no prepared to attend particularly to those
lie may be consucd for the present.
nj the residence OF Philip Harrison, Esq
bI-StE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-12-29

MARKETS-DEc. IS, 1888.
Nothing doing since the Holidays came in. No change
in prices since our quotations Of the l4,h Instant
WINFREE, WILLIAMSON 81 co.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-12-29
MARRIAGES..

Married. Thursday evening" the goth ins by tho Reverend
Thomas Atkinson WARWICK ED OF Richmond, TO MISS
MARGARET daughter OF the late Davidson Braiiute ESQ., Of t'
place. yreh5urg Hrginidn.
Married Thursday 9th December, at Jerusalem, in tho
county Southampton JoHS TYLER Of Gov Tyler, TO Miss
n. RrH, ROCHELLE liter of The late james Rochelle.