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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-06-12

.hanhelmiSm IS .Hl'GinSiHntSm.-lhe Fredericksburg
Arena states TINT in Caroline county, last week. Mrs
S. presented her husband with FOUR children at one
birth. But this is the end of The protgles. The
papers teeming with similar births. OF Mrs Car
of New Salem Massachusetts, presenting her hus.
band with four children - This also is realizing the
story of Peter Pindar with vengeance 1.-The Narhez
Free Trader (Mss tells of Mrs. Hudson of Mar.
shall county, having three children 10 whom ito citizens
Immediately presented section Of land) -Of Mrs Ra'
hey of Lafayette county, producing also Mree,-two
daughters and SON (Fhey too came in for hand
some subscripon)-hut Mrs Gibson of Marshall coun.
ty, Miss caps The cinax-She has presented her hus
band with flee children at two births!
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-10-18
REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION.

f1EO DO sold Al Pab'ie Au:tion at the Hotel OF
a. ticwry Johnson in Augusta in The County Of
Aennebec, on Saturday the 24h day Of November
next, at ten O'Clock 4. ii all the right title and
interest thai John Pits late Of belgrade, Esq de-
ceased had al the time Of his droease in and to tho
loipwng described Plrcels Of Peal Estate, situated
IN Tie Conny OF Lincoln and state Of faine, to wit;
The West 2 Of lot No. Range I'd on Rock.
woods plan Of FIVE mile lot No. g in Richmond
containing in all lo7 acres more dr less.
Al that part Of the South 9 of lot No 3, Range
|. ltcombs plan Of said five mile lot No 8 lying
between featon's lot and the river road, 5 acres
more oil 'css.
West half ofol No Q Range 6, between B Read
ir and ot sold Saml. Harlow, containing so acres
more or less in all
II! land between high and low water mark, On
Cphbesee Pond, so chilled in Richmond
Lot No l43 on MeKe cknes plan Of great lots
1901 >, N Wales, containing IN all ACRES
more or less and called the
al said Pitts right at tho TIME of his deconse ID
hn Southerly haifof ot Noe First Range on Rock
woods plan Of mile lot No. s in Richmond, bouii.
ded westerly by inud OFFS. P Blair
WILLIAM s. BRIDGE, administrator
,9n"iista Sept co. 1898 3M29
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-10-18
AnntySLs. cLgARANsEs, SO

AnntyALs. cLEARANsEs, SO
~ at Liverpool, Sept. 10, Bangor. Dyer. n. Or
leans
rallied 18th Sterling, stinson, Wiscasset.
At s'r bes Sept :. sh Ontario, Torrey, for Bath
Sailed from Plotou list inst, Orbit, Bath.
Sailed f.oin Gowns 4th, Elizabeth, 1hsyer, Lon
don. 7 he North America, Heath, having, repaired
anchored IN !he r0adsead FOR Antwerp.
AZ at antwerp. 9Th nit sh Gardiner, Jackson.
Buenos Ayres
allied fjom hiolds Is, Coldova, owen.N. Vol.
4 Ut Liverpool ia, aalanend, Glidden. II. Or
cans
sh Palestine, littlofed. of Bath, 60 days from,
N, Orleans for Liverpool, was spoken Sept 3, lat
% lon2t.
i.dv al llayre 18th ships Rochester, Gwen, Now
Orleans, same day; Hawe- M'kown, do GOTH
allied from shields Ith Antioch of Bath,
Loading london, lth, Danariscotia, from Stet-
son, for NJ; Orleans.
ADV at Liverpool, IS Tamenend, cortland, for N
Orleans, soon.
Ar at Philadelphia eth, sch Reporter Carney.
EIallowell, CT 9th, scr Orient, Webb, Boston.
Ar at NJ London SRI sch Aurora, Belfast, 9Th,
Cysnes Avery, Machas for Norwich.
AZ At Bristol 10th sch Gornax, Eickerson, Kenne-
bee, Iusy, Baker, Gardiner.
Ar at NJ Orleans 9Th, bark Chaniicleer. homas
Camden
m Da1t.t4lo'c Aith1 4nuIJ EANe!hb "oiN
Bath sailed sh Glasgow, Little.
AtPhiladelpha, llth, sch Arab. Brudstfeet, Bath
9th, Balance, Iiampden.
At n, f.ayen llth, sch Paris, Pepdlston, Bangor.
IT Proyidente, Lucy, Bath.
" Fall Rayerl lith, sch Maine, FeTTow. Fan
gor.
At Plymouth sth, sch Swan, Bartlett, Bath; Cla-
rissa Kennebec for Nantucket:
It Gloucester, 10th June Bangor for phadephia;
Gazells, huckSporl for baltimore.
IT Boston. 18th sch President Jackson, Libby Bel
fast. CT Albion, Rich, Bangor; II. a. Breed
broeking4 Gardiner; Hudson, Wymau, Bath; Clio,
Heals. Ha'lowel; Washington, Springer, DO, 81
Jane, ingrahsln, Augusta.
Ar IA, sch Lafayette, Pendleton, (oe Camdsn)
from NJ York Sch Slsan and Eliza, Coombs Vinal-
haven
Atm York 9Th sehs Mary, Pendleton Pochahou-
tas, Tate, hoinaston. 10Th Richmond, Snow do.
CT l2sh, -sch Zealand, Hayden, Thomas,on.
FIR a, baltimore IL, below. sh Sheffield, Porter,
Bath
Sailed from Providence, 18th, sch Providence,
Relief, Bath.
.fr Boston lSth sch Maria Jane, Ansiin, War
rem; 9ihon, Robinson, Damariscetta; Below, hIis
Lincoln Doughty, Of Bath from Mosaazas
Sch Lacy Baker, from Bath, NJ =, Providence
18Th
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-10-18

aliment taken nlo the solnas To The effect Of
these habits, a SIMPLE puReATIyE, formed of plants
Indigenous TO lle country, and intended by the God Of
Nature of other evident purpose than that of healing
the ills to which human nature is subject is as INDiS-
PENSABLY NECESSARY as food itself. For in-
stance, The whole class Of liver diseases. in the yarons
forms of iauudise, aaeulopee, &c, are snpernduced
mainly BY taking into the stomach green pegeta-
bic substances, or animal fat Tie gastric juice of tbs
sto1Iach in It's natural and healthy state las power
mact upon such substances ALI and TO remedy the DO
feet, The bile is called into tie stomach assist dges-
ton, and after performing its functions and exbausng
ITS suggestive powers, uhess CARRIED OFF by the ap-
rlioatoa Of PURCATIvE it is dispersed though the
system, and creates all thai train Of neeterae bilious
complains, sl'is are ilr more dangerous in their ten
dency and effects than as generally supposed. To re-
ieye the blood from this gren! impurY, md keep all
the various canals Of the body open aud Free is the
GREAT ohJECr of the INDIAN PURGATIVE
PILL and that this Medicine is fully competent to such
an effect is not only proved by repeated experiments,
but admitted also by the distinguished physicians
and Psychologists.
ID PRINCIPAL OFFICE for the New England
States, for the sale Of the above VALUABLE PILLS,
No 1873 fremont street, Boston.
PRICE Is CTS rE4BoX
IL, AZ commlneationao or applications for Agencies
must be addressed thus, N. Il. oilice n. A. College OF
iealAl, 1913 fremont street, Boston"
ADDITIONAL AaEsTs. Bangor. David Ru1beo,
flf Pep3hse0t County Frankfort, r p. ingalls,;
Auggsta, WA Caldwell
Ialy 2Sdb 1898. Is
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-10-18
Esaardirag ScEaool far Esoys.

FWSHlS School is pleasantly situated lathe town
ILL ofCapc Eizabeth, about one hours ride from
the city Of Portland
The chargein tie working depnrtmrnt--is 500
per year The charge Of those whose parents do
not wish for them to be thus enployed-is 5lej
per year.
Instruction is gieon ii all lie branches Usually
taught ia academieg
Ne pains vii hsspsrel 10 promote the physical
intellectual 'and moral Improvement Of tic pupils
For tbs purpose the pupils will al aIi times b. I'M
der The Immediate cara Of the Principal aastant
There wiIl be Il vacation ofone week, nj ilis end
Of each term olinelse weeks
boys can be received AT airy lime oftbe year.
The psoseni ven cOmmenead 0ct Is, 1893
For infiLer particulars Please apply tie Prib.
cipa s. c. aIILLa.a"F.
Oct. l3 3a&
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-10-18
SEERFFF]g SALE.

gN7AKEN on execution and to be sold at Auction
Y on the Promises, on Monday the fifth Day o.
November next, ten clock in the 'ofonoon. all
tho Right in Equity which George Maraien has. to
redeem tie following Real Estate in Baih, and
bounded Snnshesly by the 80 foot road leaiiug
Eas,erly from Frnnt Street by land Of the helrs o.
Reniansn Davenport, Eas.erly by 10 foot Lame,
Noriherly by Ippd ofJohn Wilkinson and Peree,
Westerly BY Peiree's land and land Of Mrs Gage
ard aaid III ralon= store lot. and Northeyly BY said
Store ot and Westerly by aid Sreet tho saips
having BEEN nortsagcd TO David g. Maaoon aad
Oliver Moses
Il EMAIL, Dept. Sherf7
Rafh Oct. 6, 7eSe 9es8
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-10-18
| ". 4. office NJ A. CoI!cge qf Health. ID.
Ifem0nt Street Boston,
C.rizGYs OF BArH AND LINCOLN Count
tSENERALLY.
GENERALLY

GENERALITY.
liR II. HYDE Of Bath, has been duly appointed
Agent the sae Of lie = ;@4 = N E'u .iu "A - q
III s,a, IN tho County Of Lincoln, and he has this day
received his certificate Of Agency together with supply
Of the Pills. Of sim you he assured OF obtaining tt
genuine Prs For full particulars of the E1tf.tofdi-
aarg fUcdcy Of the ldDiAS PUKGaTIFG FILLS
re lie following ana advertisement IN another part
ol.h:a paper.
Il IS wrihe,s in tie looI q JNFiaiire ead Com
fpo8 Sense, tsat The naiu'aS oegefa6ts
predictions Of e0ery climate, a''e SUFFICIENT
Jproperiy applied, 10 hed! u! the '@'aeGs-
cs incident to that cLSns0te.
THIS PRtNCIPLH is IN ACCoRD-
A1CE with The vie Ns Of The most learned piJsoio-
who have ever examined into the effects oil Vceeta-
Die medicine upon the human system. Ii is lct equal
y notorious that the aboriginal inhabitants OF TINS coSi
ry have attained greater skill III the administrator o.
the simple remedies of nature. than the most scihic
pys;cans haze been. able to compass with all their
nosrums. This fat has Induced the North American
College Of Health to examine minutcy INTO me ihea
enes used by The most distinguished Indian doctofs anu
10 gbject them all to those chemical tests 30 necessary
for ascertsinng their precise effect upon the human sSs
TEN Inc result Of these examinations and tess,pieSef
we'd in for several years. is the compromising Oh Spe
and cheap vegetable ueiice which tho proprietor con-
iiently believe, il administered seasonaby and IA the
more ncpen stagcs Of disease ID adequate to the eyre
Of all the 's Of the fesh cngendered in this climate
This medicine e the India, PugatNe Pills Wliichlagc
been bat short time VIC, and which has already, IN
it's numerous curca more DIAN realized the wei! sounded
expectations Of rs psoPretcrs
Tho priacpa disease incidsat shs cliinaee orei
mate in the confirmed habs Of the rscrc relative 10 Che
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-10-18

A boy was rolling in happy incidence in
p sugnr hogshcad, luxuriatng OH its CLEAN
ings.
'IfJim kno"' d how was fx'd he would
feel awful No body needn't tell re about
swinging all day on gsts and tapping las
SEES
Such crndlo nceda nc mamty to rock
it. or narae 10 ring !ullabys. dou't care
how election 60 II cane gfows' 4 don'l
mean the one who killed, his brother but
the sugar cane, IF they have got such
truck n'the happy place there ant no use
in talking abou. tho gold pavemets--i'll
be good, and take tho Old suga. hogshead
for my share
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-10-18
s5hcriGs Sale.

H INCO;.N So October 81 1888 Taken on ex-
ki-A ecuiinn ard will be sold at public AUCTION on
Monday the nineteenth day Of November A, D.
io;}S-at one o'clock in the afternoon, on the pra-
mise. in Lisbon in said County, all the night in
equity ofNa;hanieI Jones Of icieeming dwelling
house and lot of lind and an undivided half OF
Grst Mill, machinery gear and water privilege bo
ing situate ia Lisbon at Little River $50 Called
which right in equity attached on the original writ.
JOHN SOTTHAKD Depn,y Sheriff
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-10-18

sentenced him to five years imprisonment
in the states prison"
-.
Acorsespondent of the Boston Mcxcan-
! tile journal, wiring from Portland, thus
speaks OF Meals address before the III. c.
Assocatlon-Fhe tribute is merited: =
have had the pleasure Of hearing an
address before the ,Efechanic's dissertation,
by that rare specimen Of humanity, the ex-
centric but plain spoken and nnatter~of fact
individual, who is best known, and best
pleased TO be known, by the simple appa-
latoa OF .l1ta aeG3--withont any OF the
hourishing titles Of ESQ. or Hon. though
many Of his friends, find would readily
have entitled him to the latter by sending
him to Washington next winter, in place
Of the@snbject who Inns been so fortunate
MS To secure an election by majority Of
eighteen votes.
But let me return again TO the Grafton
II Was tall plume in The well-ieathered
cap Of The author Of the address, who, as
much as he 10 known and justly lauded as
deeply read and ripe scholar, more than
out shone himself by the production iii
qaestion--lt showed him TO be more &C
quainted with mechanics than probably any
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,hos u.s. qua ~ 81 = az t"s@ =, a,
t,a' ,uF % ms t n"a r' ,',n',
~ o",s , =, s ,hor,. -" 80 la ~
~ pe 49, 90" ', e "'g'1 - U.s. ' ~ ,ho
ny ",i'' 'o0''st.s W ",a',e'''..1.'.' '''
I, e, ~ u h' o,na.'a md Nh ~
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Wv, .'5.'~ -; '. .-ar
rs H. -, - ANN 49,, a1oao Rnt nv M
" ~ -. r. ',''., "'D s ,;s,1. onI
,.'.',.t''',, 4 ','' vi M. -, ;n
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Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-10-18
Maars-EEE

rs hereby given that the subscriber has been duly
L appointed administrator of the estate of John
sous late of Woowieh in the County Of Lincoln,
houscwsight, deceased, and has taken upon himself
that trust by giving bonds the law directs. All per-
having demands against said deceaseds estate,
ao equeafed to exhibit the same, and all persons in
aesied to the saNe are called TO make payment
WooIwicb, Sept 20, 1898.
JAMEss. III. Ss1ULE. Administrator
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-10-18
BEsa8TERS.

Sch Wsldobrro' from Thomasson for Mobile. clb
line, pat into Dsrion 4t inst, haviag beea On Gys
nine days put il ga FeyaiI damage.
The wreck ef Ssh Ivan, Of Eastpofs, has dTifioa
ashore opposite Sfesoahn, Virginia Two OF three
dead men have found been in the fovecps!le,
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-10-18

WHEREAS the undersigned has been accused of
~ sanderng Mrs Rachel Iarrin he freely declares
that he has recoeonn Of using, and firmly be-
eyes he did use, the language mistakenly as
crbed TO him; and that whatever hasty expressions
were used on tie occasion were applicable TO another
person, whom he well knew. and not to Mrs Farrin,
with whom hehas little acquaintance, And he also
declares at henows nothing of Mrs Farrin, accuses
her Of nothing, and regrets that any thing he has
been supposed to say, may have been considped
injurious 10 her character. ROBERT JORDAN.
Signed in Presence Of BENJAMIN RANDALL.
Sept Z, 1888.
he lions Advocate and Eastern BAPTIST will
please copy the above, aud forward then bills 10 this
C4iice.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-10-18

'Jnhn -sid traveller 70 i i:4ineg's BOY f.,
who was hooios 10 the faid, 'yo.r coFai'
email 'ies, ws planted tie snai Kind.
But i; looks dwa'fsh and yellow K 81, ~e
planted the yellow sort' i mean You w}l
not have half n crop--elo you understand
me! 'Oh yee sir, ! nnaers;apa, We don 1
expect to, for we planted IN shares.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-10-18

MAzYI.-n J>L2crior ~-~-GoHl2,ete re-
tnfns have bocn y-:e,sed s-0,u I'll tho
towns Ia Sisrv!an@, fto-r which /, seems
ina, Gs.avsoa, the Var i5arrH candidate has
s.aen etc,4d ~ !. 4an1i:s q n7inr,ty Of 81 :
v.,rs. Ira I>,vc7nor is selected 70; :hroe
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-10-18
..@reaer eassiee W1MRsesl.

TET 9aTRp ir,msdistey Al the printing bust
wv stnalt, active. and intelligent ind3
abort Is or 10 years afa9e. M 40 need apply, nm
eas t4cy iJodure pie rercn mendaiions, a. TO-
honesty AID aucd charelcY. Coed encouragement
will be given en- rIl location 10 this Office.
Or 4 Js33- If n ELISHA CT .-GRKE
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-10-18

laspareqnt he New York Wing SAYS
!. Is positively asserted that the RoHioaa
go3eruujcn, wia soon recognize the nde-
pcndeace Of Yexaa A trap to catch flies
pgobaAly.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-10-18

left majority for Ingersoll, whom they
declared elacted. The rejected votes, if
received, would hnye elected Naylor by
IT'S. Mr. Ingersol, Of course, receives the
certificate, but the question must so to
Congress for ultimate decision.
fConmercial Advert en-
AwFuL FRAUD UPoN TIE PEoPFE II lie
u. States Gazette says that ten Of the re-
turn Judges Of the election have signed q
certificate that Mr. lnqersol is elected to
Congress from the third district, (the other
other seven protesting against tho decision, J
on the ground that the Loco foco Inspec-
tors in two of their wards had lost Their tai
~ books This monstrous decision excitcs
universal establishment and indignation
and well it may. The votes Of seyen
wards are rejected because the Loco Foco
inspectors in two have been gully Of negl-
gence, if no, worse!
I. S. From later returns. il IS probable
Gen. Porter is elected by from three to i've
thousand majority. FL. IT,
NEW JERSEY. The accounts from
this State aro so contradictory that they
puzzle us quite us much as did, n year or
two ago ,thc accounts from Georga-' o.
cola cnpsurcd"--" 0seo1a moi coptt~edf'
The New York Ccmmercla is of the opin-
ion, that the Wing ticket, members or Con-
gress and all is elected. We give the fol-
lowing extracts from, that paper:
Extract from letter from f4oco-Focs
member Of Congress, written last night:--
1--WE are dished by majority of %.
~. a :
mornings stage, from Philadelphia, has
this endorsement ~ / onton---'"Faa STATE
ha, gone for uS Wings hsrond doabt-'
A lpttet from Trenton, dated Saturday,
says:
Last night The i.ocns made preparations
for Grand display Of fireworks At Trenton,
aud before the candles were half burned, ,
In,elIigcnce was received that clanyod iaa
complectioa If Affairs The candles we're
blown ont, end the band .went and played
long time q, the Wing head quarters
From I'nosda}s A.lsa.
New JEAsG7. We have moi YET received
aHy ding absolutely decisive i.om New
.Iafsvy The New Yofl. GHa day Morning
Nrws, in poaorin: dated, Sunday 3 o
clock A n has the following.
ss,- Jtr:ty E'istiias From the bos. and
is,e., intelligence, wh.cii we fcco'-ed II
iro n'c.acs tljs ncriipg ho-T raseongers
hr the stearnAont, ',a are led 10 poIiege
that the ~hgs haze gained tho State by
t-sn ms ,fiiy ~-q7y rss ;han oaa hundred.
= inc d'suh' IL sr;oft..ncj uf ihs election
bf cha: parts .! ena pf The ak tsembe:e 10
congress.
As the esre stands ~ Fresert, lie Bal
anee ofsade9ce "a, taas .iA Why .epre-
sen,at[v.s ats chnsea,
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-10-18

Coon EEw:,--9E rejoice to lie able to ;afor1n our
y.alags tls; the a.nous plot Of Ilas. j. Ins4soi, al
u:sd IN anolhe .t.ace has elcy tase4. anl turned
70 ,he :agary Of i. ora larry.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-10-18
PENNSYLVANIA.
T{tou-uAYpED vILLAHY.

I1ioH-TANDED VILLAHY.
The Philadelphia Gazette Gays that a
man who had boon committed TO the Maya
mensing prison, made confessions to the
proper officer perhaps the attorney Gener-
al, that he was one Of crew who had
joined together foi the purpose of making
fraudulent reports OF the Kensington cleo
tion--that he was to have been one Of the
Judges, and they were 10 retura about 400
majority tor Porte, men, land that in fact the
returns were already sworn tc.this whole mat
ter has been7Irought before the Grand Jury.
This is the way in which tbs Loco Focos
expect to carry the State of Pennsylvania,
and the way in which they will carry it il
they succeed in their plans. Advertiser.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-10-18
70 The Hon, Nathaniel Gtefon Jadgs Of
Probate sqitain and for lie Comfy q

70 The Hon. Nathaniel Gs,efon Jadgs Of
Probate sqit4in and for tie Comfy q
LijicoIH.
I'D ESPECIALLY represents SALLY GRO
9Lfs YER Adnfns.rairiS on tho estate bf MINOT
GROVER late al Kichmond, in said County, de-
oeased, hi the persnn Estate Of tte ssd decnas-
sed Is not sufficient by lilo ofone hundred and
hiiee dollars sixty mae cents. 10 answer the Just
debis Which lie owed tlcfn.o,s pray tha she may
he empowered ead isrnsed t, soil SO much of thd
enal Estate oftiesaid deceased may be suiIicen,
TO faiaa tie said cum with the incidental chargas
al ppbcor private sale ld asreeabl 10 the statute
II such ceee made and fr}v;iad. her.
SALLY x GROVER
niaks
lANCOia, SS.At Probate Court hsld at Tsich.
nnnd within and Cor the County of Lincoln, on tile
3th day Of September a b. 1888 On the FORE
gong Petition, ordered, that tic said petitioner
sh notice TO all persons Interested in sad Estate.
10 appear At Il court Of Prolae 10 bo holden al Wis
cssei on The thinaiay of December next, by caus-
ing copy of said Petition with this order TO be
paFiished three weeks snecesvely previous te said
Court IN the Lincoln Telegraph at Bath
Copy Attest AATHL. GROrON, Judge Of Pro.
NJ. SHAW Regr
3w23
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-10-18
CONVICTION OF RATHBURN.
BATAVIA, Oct. 3, 1898.

'"The trial of Benjmin Rathburn, which
commenced on "Wednesday last terminated
this morning ia verdict Of GUILTY
application was then made BY the
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-10-18

prisoners council, for suspension of SEN
tence, which wnY refused, and the Court
sentenced him to five years imprisonment
in the states PRISON.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-10-18
MEETINGS.,

a ND ahcr goods sli,abIo for tie SEASON, nov
"a opening. by
OTIS RiMBALl4 No. 4 Central wharf
Bath Oct. i!th Nv
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-10-18
E7 % ER r. y n EDS gig


ARRIVED.
Oct 10 Ship Augusta, Jameson. Liverpool a. days,
salt to y ~ Richard, on.
Oct IL. Sch Give ljranch Shaw, Boston
floop Car,iaf. Soule, from Ipswich
Sch Helen, Wood, Doaton.
Oct IA Sch Nantucket. iiawes, Nantucket.
Oct ] 8 Sch Hudson, Nyinan, Boston;
10 Sch Ann, iloudaeisa. Portland
Capt hosXorlh ar al This rot 9Th Inst from Ga
li:, left 9opt, g. briggs VelnuD, Murphy f,r.l}oston.
3 days; VinaY ward, Siow, ofde for Bttansas I days
S.ied from Cadz. same day ship Empnfor, I.ad-
hin, ofN. York ior Maaes OF Cadz 9th, passed
:b boom gone, furesaii split to the yard appeared
10 have been Recently in contact with GONE vessel
sanding in for Cad1.
SAILED.
Oct Is Ships New England Swanton 70. " Oleahs
sh Caspian, fatten do.
Sh Liverpool, Davenport, Charleston.
Briggs Billow, Lawrence; ~ Marks;
Porto Rico, Caldwell, Savannah;
Castor, FLitner, be,muda;
Geo Turner, Hunt Portland
franklin. Paten, Cslaia; Charles Thomas. Thorn
IA, 81 Jago de Cuba.
Oct II sh birmingham. Farnham, for Charleston.
Rr Della, " alker, Baltimore.
I'r Baltic Cutting, Damrara.
Charles, SnOw, Guadaoupe
scs LILA Warren, Lewis, =, Marks;
Comet, Sheffield, boston;
CeyloD, l)elsno. Ra lt.more;
Conductor, Meryn New KGYep, Com:
Eliza Cutninz I'ewpori, r. z;
Charles, Calf, Portland;
Farmer, blanchard. Georgetown, d c.
I. CLEARED
Oct IS Hark tgilisld, new Cutis Mobile.
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a Farm in this town on New Meadoas River
IA continuing ahont eighty acres; a bout twenty
acres o. IT Is moving, and The remainder pasture and
" ood land.
Enquire of JON.4. HYDE
Bath Ccioher.il9. 1880 3w20
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NOTICE

A .]ae,,qg If die c.nveo,ioa Of The fionde o.
Tenpsrproe vii. BE- held at the North Moatag
nou.e OF, F,.Jay evening nezt, ai6 o''!sck i, N
when an sids=Jamay bs eSpeeted ir}m tho Rev.
Mr. Fuller
~ CRIED.
In Ibis town On Thursday evening BIZ tho Rov.
Mt. stearus, dir Ihoiuas J. Street to bliss Ellen
Il .fA McSOfElaou.
DIED.
III llis town On Sunday last child OF hif joshua
Emmona aged 6 months.
M ~ Ho NJ i f,aIicUt Of Fse1lth. 1913