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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-07-19
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We hsvs heard fsesniiJ good deal u Via,
gsntismss q nc fancy souid esli biua bsitinx.
90 The result q the neat Pfesidshii,i election -
Ffom The following snsedo- o. souid seem ~ -
k'sd q game - eossidsfsd rsthsf hstsfdous by
'hs Vac bureohes. even 90 The siaunsh old dsn.o-
efslie couety q fTsdefick. We sndsfstssd .
Wig Eshtlcmsa . fsw days sines offered tb.
esdsr 81 he Loco Fsc0s ~ that quarter. tie
usutl bet ofs SUIT % bFosds i0th that fsbfv Clsy
voud bs the usEt frssidsnt Cssd % alive
Theh wss % course taken The latter. hos.
sssf' sftsf liuis cool rshsctioa. deemed u pfu-
dsn, 70 psy forfeit, by giving Eve dsllsr yssi 10
- Fl iron The bet
W s'fsvs shov wbteh vsy he wind blows.
surely lhtrs 4 iatis huFFlcses ssstloe ,ow.rSs
tie Ws,1
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-07-19

TUX ODD fsLLows.-Tho Grand
Looge q the Independent Older Of odd
Fellows yesterday eelebraicd their first
anniversary. "a .h's city. ~ procession.
oraiion, snd other exercncs. They
marched through the principal streets.
With their attractive insignia banners sc
sod made a very inposink appearance
The Grafton vas delivered "a Tie IB,a.
nan Church. by Tho Rev James y. Nc D..
Csbs, and was veil received. ss en- slo
quent end satisfactory expedition of the
character snd principles Of The ordef.-
Breihrsn were 40 attendance from WIN
chester Iapen.Fsuy, Portsmouth and
pslcfsbufz.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-07-19

UNIVERSITY OF YIRGiSIA.-Th. Sc
SION ~ this Institution wss BROUGHT II i closc on
"Wednesday the Il.h instant, hy au Exhibition IN
The Hoiurda. when the names ui tie students
who wcEc i. iIngui>hcd AT the intermediate and
finni examinations, wcr- announced Nv the
Chairman Il The Faculty, and Diplomas award
"d to tho" vino lad obtained degrees IN the diff
fcrcnt schools Of the Univ-rsh,.
The Re-. Dlvrp =. D"oJrrr, oi Lynchlurl..
OF The Methodist Episcopal Church. has ,.ccn So
lcc'cd ne Chaplain to the University OF Virginia
for tie mex; session.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-07-19

Mr.. rRENTiSs.-The speech or Mr.. Psrx-
Ti's, If Mississippi, =; IIav-rc-dc-Craoe, MARY
land, Is sPoa"n Of as in.S,crlv performance
The Ha!i!morc Chronicle says she spe,c fer tw o
hours, and hi' 'P-cch, N tic unanimous judg-
men; 81 all deserves to - rar;Sed with the ,cry
best caoTt, of the orator, Of any a-~. Our read
CTS know that NC are not given to e1a-rcrauon.
aud that we d~Sn'>c the common slang 81 a,tri-
butug suPcrhuInaa firuliics to any man. and
tho gross cu'o:leS with which our public men are
haiirred and sPpiloi--Eut It IS no cIagrrra,,on
70 'ay, that u Is iniPotss5lc Tor any public speak
~ {" ptodHce iuor" profound effect than d.d
Mr. Pfcniis' upon ihls occasion. There Is scarcc-
y passion II &c human heart that he dbl not
summon irors is 'opoec anil lash into s'prn and
tempest Mr.. J.. ha' be,n gfi,d by na'ur. y nh
fancy winch know, 10 restraint or limit. Lut
The rules of good ,as- AID Judgment lie do-s
not 'cch l't illustrations. They come e. him
urhla.cn. Nhcncfrr. IN t'c oour.~ of hiS 81
gumont, it - In-,.hl~ ih4t tic l.l-a which hc d.
Signs to convey would ~ strengthened O. an ~
msiraron drawn from nature or from sr. n
awaits hr' 'ohtI'n, WITHOUT an Effort H., f.
grrc' vii, all fhclrcIubcr.lnce and richnc,,. ,fo
""''r either cut Of place or 90 lad taste"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-07-19

course efse,ion whose happy termination
was only matter Of hope. We are nov
At the conclusion Of our doubts and fears,
and with The blessing OF Providence on
the excition Of our own moderation and
industry. about TO return to oar usual con-
ddenee aud prosperity.
Gwen under my hand snd ih- great seal Of the
STATE at Harrisburg, Tins tenth dav Vt Juiy an
the year OF our I.ord one ihOuS AMI c,ht hun
dr-i aud thirty eight. AMI Uf the Common
wealth ihc SiAty third.
~ tao GoruH0T:
THO. N. EURROWES,
SccrtaJy of tiI~ Commons ra,th.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-07-19
WESTERN IuSa11c HOSPITALITY.

WESTERN LUNATiC nosPrrAL-Ths
Staunton Spectator s,ais~ that ala ab!s AMI nate
resting Report w=s submitted Tow days since To
the Court " Directions, by DR.. SrnrLiso. the
Thy scian Of the Institution. The Report gives
th" gratifying INFORMATION that there have been
but two deaths the Institution dunn: the rear,
and TIA, tho number discharged has fallen li;lc
short 81 the number sdrsi,'cd. The number now
m the Institution Is sijS males and JIG t.inalcs.
Under the hhSrlI appropriations Of the las, L.
giSlatuTr, contract has ben made for the cree
ton Of an additional building 10 the Hospital
Which wil probably accommodate abOu, iiity
patients. A quantiiy of land has also !'ecn pur-
chased. to gre amusement and cyvTr.se 10 the
patients, IN ,hat most delightful % all occupa-
iionS, the eula, alton Of ilc esrth. Other means
% rceica,on and employment are a,so provided
or in contemplation. WHICH wh,ie they will l. 81
incalculahlr value IN a!iuI,nr tie wroSkcd mind
from iis phan,aSies. ard Ia assisting m ~ I,css-
.rv, will tend In inconsiirTahlc ds,res L. les
SCn he cypcaseS of the establishment.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-07-19

SENATOR E!N ES.-Th- fync!bur- Yir-,a-
ian, N reply TO suggestion tia, Tho Wigs sup
Por' Mr. RivoS for r.-.lcr:on To tho Senate. say,
VIC can &c JUSTICE n the hrs:ovInrur Of o.
Zee, by Tic WliyS, upon 4 gentleman. whp. even
now, - FAR a. We know, nrrrcs with ih-m IN,
upon ssnslc Pc;n', Vhenihcy have ia ilr,r own
ranas s:a;esulcn of efua! pTol.ity OF character
an of su?cro. ,aloais, v'.n IL elected, WI ca--
- cut 80 DIX views. Wine VIC arc willing 10
give Mr.. Esyes a.! tie credit h deserve, for his
reeeni patriotic oourse, are not d. posed TO sec
hun reelected o the Scnsi-, by GLig roi,. 70 tic
'Iclrs.on Of such mon Il James Earb,ur, John
Tyler, Rolcr Stinarj, and others, who have
stood by Us IN the darkest hours Of adyrTSiv. and
who have suffered persecution, abuse md rro-
'criPtion from the hands Of an inio,crant major
Iiy, Of whom SIR. RSes was not the lcaS, con-
sPcuons-vho. indeed, expected 70 b., as re
Was, the chief beneficiary Of that pro>er:ptive
'plrii.' Even were he exempt from The odun
of the EIPun2irG Resolution, the Virginian
thinks hut ono contingency could arisc To justify
- support Of Mr.. r. by the whr-s, VIZ: To
avert ~cr>- evil th- election Of a !oco-.oco
vul-;icaSury Van Hurcni'c.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-07-19

NEW WIIEtT.--Th- ralumurc Patriot
states TIA, some parcels Of now wheat have a.
ready rcsri'ed the Baltimore market, and that
their excellent quality i chccrin- s,rn =, to th,,
pr"duc'.vcncs> al the present harvest. Tho
prices o!iaincd FOR thr>, carly samples have
bcen 81 20 TO 81 - fer prime Whit, and from
zen 10 twenty cent, lc,s :or r-j. 1hc,, priccs,
however, can Afford LITTLE cr no indication ~ to
thr ranE-- of thr wheat market vhcn tho supplies
shall bc moro full, and The demand b-con.r cra-
'lua'rh upon such iu!! supply, a few weeks HENCE.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-07-19
After the cloth ~a. renewed The Gollo-,o.,
TSasts acre drabk
REGULAR TnASTs


REGULAR ToASTs
I. The Constitution Of the UBitsd STATE,
A sser.d compact between the State.
y Toe r's''dsni Of the United State, Nj,
be profit By stsxpeuence.
J. The immortal Arlington .--Ps,e, ia h..
ashes.
= The departed Heroes Of Tie ReyoIut,on
; The surviving iieroe, vi The Kesoiut,op
TIE Army and Navy Of the United St.i,,
Lords Of the lsnd aud Lords Of IL. .ea
.. The fsm sex :-Hss,eu's last aud ee,t,,f,
VOLUNTEER ToAsTs.
BY ". ShPos. Henry Cha, Bold and r,t,
otio--ths d,snterestsd sd,oe. ate u The t,,t,, ~
suffering fts,msn.
ny Jims, T. Wood. Andrew Jackson T..
firm and un~ s'ering Democrat OF The Old Scho,
BY Joshua Cox. our worthy Host and iIo,i
s"s May long life snd hSPPme.. attend them
/ BY A. Maioney. The Immortal Laf.,eu.
The Hero 81 three Revolutions.
! By Alexander Campbell. Col Richard NJ
JohHso- "A Patriot. sage aud Hero
! ~ Mr. MAID. Good he.l,h and Ion. Ln, O.,
Tho inhs o,Isnis Of the Potomac.
EN y. Halt. The uEion Of sweet and s..r
''rent'h -ud ~tskntn, With a lump VI hasdsa.
ter MT
~ Thomas iI.rr.r. iI,n'. .s,h soup ,rd
picked cell feet 10 tie enen.irs Of our Cnurtr,
! by Mch'ei Cook. Cum Elastic giuscr o,s-,
AUD i,ii"s horse Oi WOOD, 10 lie sdsOs.t,, "
The bread I'D wafer system.
Iy A stranger. Tho Ds' cel.rrs,s
I MAJ the Suu THe an hour before Gs,Isht. j
sci two bo'i;, AFTER suudo~n.
! By stranger Bow low Nsur heads, We wor-
,hipr.p II Political iJoI,
JOSHUA cox President
HENRY STiPLs, Nios r'os.ieni.
A. M,LsA.i, Seoy
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-07-19
nrronrEp STEAMBOAT ACCIDENT

hti'lN RI - i-Ahl'At ~ iDlN l.
We are harry to - abe ,n cou,rsd,ct t,1y the
baltimore American Of TUESDAY, on tic au'io-
riiy Of an L. :. ofjcer. who Is direct from the
Cherokee AGENCY N the South West. the PAINFUL
rumor which ws> rvliSlirh few da,S aan, r.
>r-c',n- rar ALLEGED ryP'c,on of tho Steamboat
knoxville and The To-, " tin. lyr> IL 500 Che
rokcr Indian. |, appears i!lt ono 81 tire cvlr-
trrs Of n" boat EXPLODED, hat ~ pcr,onll ,uJu-
~ was sustained hy any one IN board.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-07-19

You ask my opinion OF 'hc merits OF
Henry CLAY, and his policy for the pro.
lection OF domestic industry and manu-
iacturc'. These arc questions which
icoi Somc GslIclcy about answering: first.
because MI Clay IS now a candidate for
The Presidency; and secondly, never set
fully understood 10 what ends his policy
extends; and although | will advance my
opinion relative 10 the questions YOU pu,
TO me, must hcs that YOU will not atthis
Junciuge give my views 10 tho public
through the pres. rs for Mr.. CLAW. |
consider him 10 be ore oCtie most hlraicd
and briM1Hf men and Statesmen, that NE
coHnfry has orcr pToauoed. and should ]
1--we many years longer, hope 10 see him
hold the place Of chief executive Of the
American Republic. His career thus IA.
IA l,ie has been a career Of glory, and he
has achieved that Tor his country Whit
engaged IN her cause, which would orna
mcnt the brightest place ~ the cscutch.
con Of the most favored statesman IN any
ace or nation.
say thus much in reply 20 Your inter.
rosaiofics, but, as ] sad Lc foIc. do not
"ish TO have my remarks gwen 10 tho
press, FOR lhr sample reason that ihi. coun.
Try IS involved IA political excitement.
IN which am not dnpo,ed 10 take part.
ai ] have long since resolved not 10 tak @
part ~ the politics of the time. NV
"fist. "hieE u quite lane. admonl,hcs NJ
10 discontinue this hasly note. With as
suranec Of the most retico, rcspeet. am
your Obliged fellow citizen.
1IInN IIInNnA
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-07-19
GO
Dr,TE,SrS piIIi-IDtI.p;I

DEATHS ~ PiiIi.hDELpiiIA.-T PHI
la'iclPh'a Sentinel states ,ha, ,',e death, in tla;
CITY Las, wcci. amounted 10 the s,agi'ng number
"t nv" rvNpRID IsD Jrisrr-Osl. The diS"aNcs
most fatal WE 'hc fo'lnwlay: COM
r,oint 81 ,Icc>Snc heat L., dr,PSy OF The ie.i
-. apopcIy II; dyScntcrv 10; diaryhTs 10,
debility .; conyulSion, .. Their were ono hun
trcl and ,wcnI, iye children under ,,rn y.sr, a;
acc included IA the ,um ,o.al.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-07-19

circulated in TIE market space. What his cham
Der wa, 10 ths ;yIant, tie ncwsPai-T Psr>s Is to
'h- Governments Of a lfes people. a. 'elis uien
our ~..l.es-., aPPriscs them vi our wants.
carirs ~ the VI power thc bl.ssings oi LIE
grateful ~ the muuners o; the oppressed
And ia, II not all. Tho newspaper t"Ios
with tho most PRACTICAL norNhiy IN his reports oil
crane .nd punishment, YOU find d1ily warning
scains, temptation, not case IN tie public court,
not 4 triai ui a wrricl,cd ouicaSt or trembling
f~,cn that docs TO; tc.-h US the swful lesson
how nnprtd,Dcc leads a. crrcr how erro: conducts
TO r:,ii how ;,u, IeaPs 10 bitter fsul; Of sn.uip
and DEGRADATION. Nor Is even this all. The
newspaper u hc Gimily bond iilli binds ;o=cihcT
man and nan--no matter what may lc The dis
i1nc- al climate of the difference @: rae-. Such
are IT, real advantages. the substantial utility Of
the Newspaper press. Ties. m spite Of all rs
abuses. have made n The hoas, Ofhhcriy. The glory
Of civilization. For ihcsc 1t Is ,ha, It has been
l.kcncJ to the ar We breathe. Tor. Ike tive AIR u
- the c,rculaior of l'rh,;-and like rho Az It ii~-
pcnScs ell, 10 ili- E,eancsi AMI - IT,, pc ud-
ct, the common glory Of tl.c sun Vf'ru,h
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-07-19

The Giolc contains Proclamation n me- Pre-
'''~n'. publishing TIE ratification ofa Convention
heiWecn The United STATES ~ America anil In
RerulDc ~ T"yas, entered into iy th.r serIcd-
i'~t AGENT. "a relation io tic indemnify fof the
capture ~ 'he brg' PoeL"' and Duran., III
amount 70 be- paii D. stL5SJ
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-07-19

w -arl from th~ Lutheran Observer. that
the Rev. J. g. Nosgi', Il lia'iimnrc has dcc'in-
ri TO accept the Pfofes or,LPs to which he had
bccn elected m the Pennsylvania Coilcsc and ih-
Thco!o~icIl ; ,minary, al Gc'iyshur,, Ia.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-07-19

ToE CoNCRESS.-Dr. R"rrFr q. Cr,r>rS
j. n candidate - represent the counii"S Il KING
G"or-c, Northumberland, Lancaster. Richmond.
wc,'moreland. Stafford and Prince William, m
the next CONGRESS
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-07-19

APPOINTMENT rY TIE PRESIDENT.
-RoHrEr LrC's, Of Ono, 20 H. Governor of ih.
Territory of Iowa, IN the place 90 IIcnry Aikir-
son, resigned
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-07-19

HFIGHToF CoNsfsTESCY -Th-wash-
inr'on Chronicle, ,ho e,pc-r1' sd.n'rcr of th~ p"-
htc7i e"ure az - & calhoun, calls Ilonry
Clay "a- ,sc,nire Pehi,iar."
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-07-19

DEATH GY DROWNING--Mr. 4. VI.
Trr, ~ t'ir firm Of Palmer &. Hale. ~ Phil-
de'phil, w-s drowned Will. l.Iuug at Cape
May. few days since.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-07-19
Geovc W Kyle fNvhic)
~ r eo,rh Esn Hur-nj


COLD WATER = vr,s many dss,h, hsv,
oce"rr~d 'ht' suEr~r frum drinking cold v.,ef.
ne Richmond Compiler state. ast 81 O., st,h,
y M iahorers IN ~ Canal rear mai e,,, died
"a one Day ffom dHnkHg so.d water wAen over
bss'et.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-07-19

MITCHELL, THE TIEhTE.-Th, note
rious iadi' n'ual, whom a southern paper laic'y
20 unccrrinoniou'iy Killed, u appear. by subsc-
qucnt accounts IS s',!l among ihe iiyiu-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-07-19
MR JrrrERsoN AND MIR. CLAY.

We ate indebted 10 tho May ~iile VIII: furex-
hnmins the sutjoined letter CT the venerable
Sage Of Monticello, aud s,vins i, to the public -
though We fear ti.at Thoma' J. Randolph, Esq
might have searched HIcula.,um for month,
without di,co'srirs IL. Such testimony from
the Author Of the Declaration of Independence.
and tic Father % the tue Democratic Pitty.
wiIl not De lightly regarded LyrcLbu,g Its'n.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-07-19

MIR. SECRETARY WOODBURY. la DE-
Ginning the Judscship offered HIM ia New ilsmp-
sur. with rs sAlaIy 81 " 800, anil holding on
- ~, prr~ru, office With n, s7lafy 81 $1,000 TAI,
distinguished fnane icr r:ulcsse, to- tc MIDI. acr!
= high patriotic cons,l-r1 .unS' Hear HIM:
The situation DflcIcd - agreeable L. INC PEP
sonallv and consulting only nay own p-cItco-
tons should Wi'ircut hesitation prcccrd Z, cs,-
t'r an tho Performance ~ Us koacgah!~ duties.
rCt l"olif,: ~ tho difficulties that S,ill surround
tho important Trust now hold. the opiulon of
many - Nat Various con>idrra,iun. Of ! public
and paratnpunt character -ElSt, which OUGHT iu
prevent my voluntary Wit!.'9awai fir n It AZ tins
Juuc'urc. venture, therefore. To- hops. thu, IN
dec 'i.nr tic appointment e th,rf justice. - |
hcrohE do, my rlou. - VAL lc luiy appfcca,cd.''
| / ,hcr- another man IN The world, (nsl.s the
Virginia Tmcs.l who, IN cas,.E. about tor gca-
ms why Mr.. ". should hcn "a Ia the Treasury
Department, would have Thought II ASSIGNING
th- dif7rSEi,, q: tlse Department: Thr very re-
II all Others why lc should have retired from
-. lis incspdc,y and ignorance. has Hcrycr,ion
Of some important iac'' Gad Suppression oi
Others; and his uniformly confused verbose,
! hunghn- reports {" Congress, have been the
theme of uEmjnclcd ndculc and invccilvc. ever
, ,'Ecr his appointment. And yet. q the vanity OF
nv human meant "A ilah -'A'eit ~ = 'il9tC'i
>Idcrl'ionS of public and paramount nature
forbid mas retiring from the oiicc. IN Us prcycu,
c,nharr.>s,i condition., 4, II h. was the only.
and chosen one. 10 lead Israel forih out oG Ecyp
u would have bora moro Consistent viih truth,
II h~ had rcPard 1" Gov. I,i'i somewhat aG-r
ih:s fashion; n thank YOU, Isaac, bacon and
corn brral = ycry vh,lc>om- d.r,. oder 1t TO
some orc who his stomach for IL Turf SCUM
AMI Nc,;soh paste, '-pp.d al viih qu-nit q:
~ q god old lladri!a, - asurdauiIy good fcr
nc ~ Tr--rn," What ~, SAL on a mrlnor--
bic occ''ion, i, truly applicable tn tho ctIicc-
holders & the present day: Few Of them die,
none rc>'-n." Tic rroF'c. q; the polls. must
ind remedy or such lnoaraci:y ia public ol--
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-07-19
observation-disclosures

BICHlSGHAM ELECTION. The ,p-eiai
Election. 10 surriy ihr vacancy m ~ delegation
n thts comfy, coca l.pcd D. the death Of Nj
JDr's. ros Plrc "a the OH instant. and resulted
90 ti'e olpic, oi Hir krfr. liz Wing eantda.~.
by u magnify ~ 10 yoir' q, cr M Gooch, Tie
Admin ration candidate
Tie nicely balanced ,'a', II part,c, On nom,
vote 90 the Lersla'lr,. inte 'ed t,is s.e,r.as
@i'h more DIAN usual interest. aud on course 10
bur' strenuous a nu vss made %, esth mar. n,
"ss8rs i'r 'uoo',, of 90. candidate N,ref "a,
~ eircuou mcr- ,eu.oY.y confessed. and r..
result has been most Signal TRIUMPH ruel Ing.
ham is oue ~ iie .un'i~e No, Richmond rp.p,.
rrr promised -houd - restored 20 Van Burn AZ
nlc heat election. Last sprrg 'hc atoor, WING
MAJORITY " as ll3-p0W o. D. is2 Tn, ,hua.
i''e '~rdenry of public opinion. and ~ pr,.pee,
for a1ui1iment u the Enquirer, prrt.i.ou. ~
thc nett central eicrrou A. the Prrs,fsut.t
election, buckingham gave Nr VA rn,ep /,
majority q Ia vot~s Nov IN, following b, N.
rssuit.
Georvc W Kyie fwhic) sis
~ r ',ppch (Fsn Bur-nj TO-
Tbs 'uceess Il he Wings 30 Breinrhsm
uf~' tl'm MAJORITY q Two On Joint vote ~,
he nrti LEGISLATURE couBnng arv II ~.
Cons ffa'i'"t. several q whom v,n ~ found
voting Eih me Wligs On al occas.enA.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-08-02
NasYE ca.

a S the subscriber is called on to mako considera-
IA Bile repairs on five dwelling houses in Bath;
he is under the necessity of calling for three honest
and Lawful debts ofi6 dollars FROM the heirs OF
Joseph Mitchell deceased and one from Thco. Ham
or his heirs of 5 dollars and one OF so dollars for
finishing two Chambers and finding materials in
Hous off. T. Lincoln SO called, at the time sit
uated in Bath on the Eastern side of Washington
street Morrill, and joining the dwelling house Of Mr..
Caleb Leavett now occupied by ]. Ellsworth, the
above demand % years interest added every wear
would amount to $500 and upwards and likewise
Tor some one 10 bring in a reasonable proposal by
the job or by the day to find materials or to have
provided 10 build porch on the front Of a House
fronting tho old Turnpike occupied by Capt. John
Ham. Size, s by 8 ieet finish it outside and in,
with one door, one window, the roof hips in with
small cornice under the Shingles and further par
ticuars described by those that now occupy; and
few rods of line fence similar to that between my
land on the Eastern side of the new road and P Fl.
Green, all TO lie completed within month or six
weeks fi,,m this date. WIN. b. LARRABEE.
Aug. 81 3w lS
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-08-02

I IN oLs ss-Probate office Wiscasser July 10Th
1AlS3S To Ebenezer Clapp Esq. Executor of the last
viii and testament Of Hannah II. Grace late of Bath
widow deceased-you are hereby ordered to notify the
heirs law cgatces and deyisees of said deceased that
your FIST account Executor and your private account
against said deceased, will be offered for allowance and
settlement at Probate Court to be held at Bath in
said County, at the Hotel of Peter Knight, Tuesday
the 2lst day of August next, at O'Clock in the morn
ing when and where they may appear and object there
if they cause--and you are to cause said notice
to be given by publishing copy of this order three
weeks successfully in the Lincoln Telegraph newspa-
per printed at Bath, before the setting of said Court
Given under my han The day and year above written
Is -NArH'L GROFON Judge Of Probate
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-08-02
NOTICE.

"a hive taken warrant Of distress for taxes,
M due from PARK GR MCOBB. Esq of Port
land Two shares in the Commercial Bank at Bath.
as The property Of said NJ 'Cohb,-said shnres are
one and two, on the books ofsaid Bunk
and shall sell the same at auction at said Bank on
Monday the 9th day of August next, at eleven o.
clock in the flrcnoon--uness said taxes and fees
are paid prior to said tne;-'he amount Of taxes
are as follows, for the year 1889, $45,63;-fr the
year 1885, $5s 34-amounting in all to $l05 81.
the foregoing assessments are for, and in behalf Of
the town ofPhipsburg
NICHOLAS NICHOLS, constable e%imani' OF
Phipsbnr,. July Gath 1893. 10
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-08-02
ARRIVALS, cLEARANcrs, &c.

Ar at N. London 18th, sch Mary, of and from
Thomaston, with loss of Powsprt, having been in
contact with brig Tom Paine,
Sailed from Providence 26th Counsellor Bangor;
Victory Path.
CT at Philadelphia 9th, brig Llewelyn. Adams,
Bath.
Ar at Freeport 26th sch Dresden, Lindsey, Pic
tou, for Somerset.
Ar at N York 2sth sh Canton, Harvard, of Path,
Alicanti.
Ar AT Philadelphia, oath ship Nance, Crawford,
Newport Wales So; brig Lleweyn Adams, St
Johns, P. r. Is; sch VIM Archer Kelley, N Or
leans "a.
Ar at Philadelphia 18th brig New York Good
rich Bath.
At Pt Petre LIST inst, brig Charles Snow, Bath,
just ar.
At FIavre, June 18th sh Birmingham. Drum
mond, Savannah, 2Sd Lagrange Marshall, N. Or
leans. Sailed 23d, Perdonnet Ingersoll, New Or
leans. 2sth sh Plana Duncan, N. Orleans.
Ar at Liverpool, July lst sh OtheIo Saunders
Savannah; 1amerlane, Albee Savannah CT goth
Caspian, Patten, Bath. Sailed oath Valhalla, Ste
vens, Castne; Robert Morris, Thomas, N. York
Both, Girard, Lambert, Bath July 8, Christana
Cox, Haowell. Entered for loading, previous to
9Th, Majestic, Mustard, N. Orleans to sail 10Th.
Ar at New York, 29th sch Texas .Nerrman, N
Orleans, goth.
SPOKEN.
| ,Inly 81 lat IS So on ~ 10. ship Havre
McKown. l3 davs from New Orleans for Hayre
July ilh, Int "a 81 lon &c %. brig MAY. of Thorn
| aslnn, from Wilmington N. G for SJago de Cuba
July 10, lat 36 Ion 81, sch Kcuduskeag, Cole
BANGOR for Giia1aIonpe
.'uly 10. lat AZ, lon 63 l-e sch tlndson from
Bath for Pictcu.
JAW ooh, lat &c O3, Ion 81 90. brig Samuel
Bartlett. davs from Bath for W. Indies
July 23d off Monhegan Island sch Packet, Wood
Bangor for Philadelphia.
Frg Ajax, (of Wlscasset,) Hutchins, from Phila
dephia (cd May 2D for Liverpool, was Spoken
June H. lat %, lon 10, with loss of main-nast ant
sails, and part of cargo thrown overheard, bearing
up for Western Islands.
The ship Roger Sherman, Lowell, I'm Havre a
at Charleston. reports that tn, 18th ut lat SO
lon 60, experienced hurricane during which tn
ship was thrown her beam ends and lost al
sails that were bent with the exception of the lib
was compelled to cut away main and mzen top
nasts, when she rghted; lost stern boat, caused tn
ship to leak, and did other damage.