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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-01-25

CLASSICAL sCHooL.-The subscriber, having
q engaged Mr.. JAMES &. WnrrE 20 teach male
school in his family the ensuing year, proposes to take
from borders There are also several Other ia% ho
lies of high standing sufficiently near 10 ihe SCHOOL VINO
Latin a" and Greek languages Algebra, Geometry Sur
veyng, Philosophy, English Grammar, Arithmetic, Geo.
January, and continue ten monts-one Of the summer
win be given as VACATION bnf 6s ' sussn is
na.r,o md meeting every Sunday. From Mr. Whites
known reputation and ability teach the above SCIENCES
reference may be made 10 The Rev r; RyIand, A. NJ
and VIM. F. Nelson, A. NJ Richmond Persons wish
inc 10 encourage this school will please give early nior
nation 10 the subscriber living near Ayetts F. w. King
William county, Virginia. e-s m
For board, including Washing room rent, &c, $50 w
For The Latin and Greek languages and hlalhema' ~
tics, * nm
English language wM rrMpKiS.
January 09-~a"o"
~RINTING INK.-Just received at this ohlce. =
N:tI i, oo1d for o. cents pef pound, tor Ca6n.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-01-25

~RINTING INK-Just received at this Once =
&O...l, oc Iohnson a. Durant'e Rinter Feios Ink,
,b;cb iIl be sold for IS cents per pound, for Cash.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-01-25
V'EEe GKNEeR,

The PETERSB URG LNTELLiGENCER Office for Sale.
YENHE Establishment printing materials. &c, of The
IL Petersburg lnelligcncer will be offered for SALE
10 the highest bidder, ut the Office the Both instant
1t the oldest. and is the only paper published
in Petersburg and lis condition and prospects ME pros
porous and Rourishing Persons Disposed to purchase
invited to examine The books and every thing april
tanning to the establishment liberal credit will be
allowed and further particulars be made known at the
sale. By order Of the Curator.
j. D. TONNES, Aue!ioneer.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-04-05


1t may be our duty to callthe attention Of our
friends to one particular lting-th is, the Bath
"1eIescopc." This paper was put in operation by
our avowed personal and political enemies, in order,
ifpossble to curtail our circulation and otherwise
injure us. as far as possible. II started with strong
professions of neutralyto gull the public ofcourse.
What the tendency of its course has been il we'll
known to all who have observed its management
We make these suggestions, in order that the friends
of Wing principles may not be deceived. And we
assure our friends, il is wit much regret and only
at the strong solicitation of several friends, that we
make these observations.
In connection. with the above, we may add thai
since the establishment oftha paper nearly all our
Van Buren, subscribers have withdrawn their patron
age from the Telegraph. This is another proof
''Birds Of feather flock together
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-04-05
ropA IRONS AND FRIENDS.

IP This paper commences new volume. It
now remains with tn, Wires Of Lincoln County to
say whether it shall be completed not Here
tofore we have received some aid from the Van Bu-
rem party in this town. though not much, yet every
little helps. OF that aid we are now deprived, and
because we have faithfully. fearlessIy. impartialy,
and according to our best knowledge advocated the
cause oftruth and the claims ofthe whole people,
OF this we complain not, but we do hope and trust
that our friends, those feeling the Importance Of a
complete triumph Of Wing principles, will no longer
sure friends, that adequate support, is all we
need in order to extend The influence ard enhance
the value Of our humble labors. Our opponents
readily perceive the importance of this matter, and
they act with promptness and perseverance, worthy
better cause. Let us then profit by their example.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-04-05
STATE OF MAINE.

House Of Representatives, Feb 2, 1888.
The Joint Select Committee to whom was refer
red an Order Of January 30th directing them to in
qure into the expectancy Of amending. the statues
for the support and regulation of Mills. have had
that subject under consideration, and respectfully.
REPORT.
That the first statute in Massachusetts altering the
common law as to flowing, was passed in l7Is,
wherein the preamble recites 'that it hath been
s.found by experience that when some persons in
sthis Province have been at great cost and expenses
'.for building of mills servicoabe for the public
srood and benefit Of the town considerable neigh
ssborhood in or near to which they have been erec-
tcd that in raising suitable head Of water for that
ssservIce It hath sometimes happened that some
ssmal quantity Of lands or meadows have been
..thereby flowed and damnifed, not belonging to the
ssowners Of such mills, whereby several controyer-
sssies have arisen"
The evil then was that some persons owning small
Iots of meadow land stood in the way of erecting
mills, which in the then weakness Of the country,
was great effort, and a commendabe public enter
prise. The evil is now, that men in the numbering
business flow and render unproductye thousands Of
acres Of good land not their own
Thus we see how principle in violation of natur-
al rights began in Massachusetts which has descen-
ded to us in Maine like an hereditary disease. The
same principle has extended to Rhode Island, and
been adopted there to increase water power for fac
tory purposes. In all the Northern and Middle
States, extending as Ear south to include Mary
land, Ohio, and indiana, and also in South Carolina
and Georgia, flowing remains at common law. In
the other Southern States, flowing is permitted by
statutes, but proceedings to authorize il precede the
right to low After hearing all parties interested in
proper cases, there, The Courts permit flowing set
ling forth in their decree the terms and limitations.
he Constitution Of Maine the right Of ac-
during and possessing property except that private
property may be taken for public use, with ustcom-
pcnsation. Here is a condition without which. pri-
yate prop ry may not be taken. Hence in all prac-
icable orders Of notice ought to be sent out.
that all parties interested may come forward and
shew cause why their property ought not Ito be ta-
KEN to be heard on settling the just compensation
However itmay have been formerly, any further in
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-04-05
In Hampton Roads 27ll, brig Many Cole, uat.s,

In Hampton Roads 27ih, brig Mary Cole, Uaus,
Tfomaston Tor Mobile. ~ M
Aras Basimoro 25th, sci, Ajax, Saunders, N. o.
30.
30lh Gold Hunter Mitchell, Cherryfeld; CT 3Isi,
sch Kcnduskeng Thompson, CuMaina.
Ar at N. l1avnn 10Th, sch Deposit, Drnkwaicr,
Camden.
III Newport goth schs Champion, qach, and
I.aiiyeit+; Pendetoli, Camden ET n York; lIalcy-
en-, Perry, Thomaston, for do; Helen Mar. Smith,
Camden.
Ar at Mobile 2lst, ship Majestic, Mustard, N. y
:. Ar at Alexandria S5.h sch .1ialan,a, M'Cfillis.
Belfast.
Arat York oath D'nlge Hcaloy, Eaton Cam
den; LEO, livingston; Robert RMkes, Uhuhr, Free
Thomasoa CT 25th, hfig iionry Tallnlan, Lang,
don, for Bath.
AratN Haven ssth, sch Hydaspe, Robinson.
Thomnson. M
Sailed from Providence ooh, sch Eeisry, BAN.
.4r Mt Portland 9th. sci, Judith, Lircolnvillc far
N York; Baltimore, Prospect for Boston
.fr at Boston 30lh, sch VIM. Arcccr, Kelley, (of
Bath) Trinidad Dec, G via Norc,ilS, CT. sch Boston
Woodward, Brunswick 3st. sch Replaced, War
rem. Deer Isle; WIN. and Sally. johnson, C:fsiinc;
Herald Bath, .7pril |, sch Dirigo, Parker Lubcc;
Splendid. Slinckford, Eas'p,r.
| Ar at Portland Both, brig Dunlap, Ilslcy. Bath.
Arat Boston % h, brig Lapwlng, .McLanut,an,
.Matanzas. ra
! AratN, York 27sh, brig james McCobb,' Batch
eldei, Gnaynma. M
At ST Thomas 9th nit Mary Avcri'l Thcobad
uncer. Brig Henry, Merritt, of Bath and sch Mar
tina, Wood, ofBangor. had sailed date and dcsta-
. lion mt reported.
/ At St Georges. Rermuda about 10th uIt, Moxy,
OF and from Thomnston for New Orleans had been
pumped ont and was dsch'g.
flowed to sea from N. Orleans on or previous to
18th, ship Roger Sherman. Lowell. H
In Hampton Roads oath. sch D. B. Keeler, vi.
liner, 1homaston s, for City Point, with loss of
spars, and sails damaged.
! At Havre Feb 26, Lagrange Marshall, N. Orleans.
ar 24th. SASS s<l5
At Ponce 10th nit sch CeyIdn. of Camden, disch.
! Ship Augusta, Jameson, from N. Orleans for Ha-
vre, was spoken March l4th, lat. 81 20, lon 4s IL
March TO- lat "a Ion. "a was passed brig Caledo-
hia, Of Bath, from Charleston for Antwerp.
X Brigi Antioch. Barnes. 9 days from Mobile for
Boston, was spoken March %, lat 80, 81, Ion so.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-04-05
LINCOLN TELEGRAPH.
BATH Me:
LUIsDAY MoRNtEC. APRIL s.
B AT H Nj E:
gONGRESSIOyALR RETURNS.
THE TORIES DEFEATED, AND GOLD LIN
COLN'' TRUE 70 HERSELF!

a triumph Of correct principles over the cont
mel forces Of Locofocoism. !" Per or!sr dictation."
corruption. treachery. gold, &c, &c, &c. a
Elect;o il now over,and ifbecomes our duty. and
plsasurc. to lay before read the returns from
All the towns in the district, except four and we
Mill here remark that we believe our, returns are
quite correct. we have taken much pains 10 make
lhem so.--still there may be some triaipg errors
1t will be seen by The returns thus far, that Robin
son has 40S2,-M'Crate s09+.--scat 4s6--over
$50 Of which were given for Farley who was also
by few ofhis friends, who were not altogether
satisfied with The regular nomination. And yet MIR.
Robinson comes out in nil the towns but four with
majority over oil others Of 465!! and five allow
the towns yet to be heard from, the same they cast
last fall, Robinson will then hive annajority of !67
Add to this votes received by Farley, and we have a
wing majority of over 500.
II should be borne in mind that at this season. a
very large number Of Wing voters arc gone to sea-
s We can reckon in Bath alone nearly us Captains
mates, and seamen, who have sailed from this port
sincs last fall Bowioinham, Phpsburg. Woolwich.
s-d many other of our commercial towns have suf-
fsred from tho same cause. On the other hand, a
certain influence has operated in such manner that
all the fishermen in the loco oco interest were at the
polls, and throughout the district, every thing That
was '.on hand &c. was by some measure or other
brought to the polls The great interest felt in this
election, by certain dgnares and its peculiar bear
ing upon approaching events, can only account for
the unpareed expenditure Of time and money for
the last two or three weeks, by csrtan 'ofcials.
But notwithstanding our majority is not SO age
- We had hoped. (and would have been, but for the
bad humor Of Farley and his friends) we have not
withstanding, done enough to let the nation know,
that their eyes have not been upon US in vain We
do verify believe that The final winding up, will
show that Robinson is elected by $50 majority over
all others; and 200 plurality over M'Crate-the
collector ofthe port Of Wiycasset, and man ofgreat
e5fciol influence.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-04-05
.SALAMANDER SAFES.

IL town for the purpose Of manufacturing tie
above named Safes; and bcgs leave to iniro',i .
them TO the public as an article which will st"i
heat sufficient TO melt Pig Iron without berg : !.
jurcd; they are constructed on plan entirely DIT
ferent from those now in use; being lined with ;
Cement which rcsists The action Of heaf. rs !,
been proved in II furnace in N. York, heatod -
ficienty for Is hours to melt the stones Of iii'
the furnace was built when the Safe was abri' oui
uninjured -
an orders punctnally attended too.
CLEAvfI T tr.
AoEsrs In Portland, Little s. Son. In sar
hlellen and Siinonds.
Bath, March o, 1888. 0n5l.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-04-05
Commissioners Notice.

gAtiIs ss,scribers; appointed BY the Hon. Judge
~ ofProblio for It'd Coliniy Of bincoln.to re-
cciyc and examine the cluims Of tie several credi
tors to the Estate of David Clifford late of Bath N
said County, deceased represented insolvent, hertz
nv rive notice that six months from the 2lst day 1
Ell, lie st are allowed to said Creditors to prese
and prove thci. clalms, and that the undersigne !
will attcr d to the service aforesaid, at tho Tow
Clerks office, in Tile Town House, in Bath, on Il
second Mondays Of April May, June, July ans
August next, from two 10 five o'clock in tho alis,-
noon, on each of said Gays.
DAVID SffAW, (Comnif-
JONATHAN S. DONNELi., sipners-
Bath, March "a, 1898. 3w5s
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-04-05
THE STEAM BOAT.

The Splendid Steamer NEW ENGLAND, as we
before remarked. has been thoroughly repaired and
daily set in order, and will resume her trips from
Gardiner to Boston, usual, on Monday next. She
will leave Bath ut G o'clock. p. M. >s
The New England is to be commanded by CAPT.
KIMDALL, under whose management she has gain
cd an enviable reputation, with the travelling COM
munity. She will st deserve it.
Mr.. John PeaIs ofthe Commercial House. is the
agent for this place.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-04-05

syssem # government The General
Governmeea has the use cf the capital,
court-honsez. prisons, and penitentiaries, in
The several STATES Do they. therefore,
cease q 5ppertain to the States? 1t is to
be bofne IA mind, that although the State
may occasionally be used by the federal
authority, their legal responsibility to the
several States remains unimpaired. They
continue 10 be accountable to them, and
their existence can only be terminated or
prolonged BY the State authority. And
being governed, as they are, by corporate
authority enanaiing from and amenable to
State jutisdietion, and not under the con-
troll Of the Executive Of the United States,
constitutes at'ouce a greater security for
the public money, and more safety Of the
public liberty. Ii is urged thata separa-
fion offhe Government from the banks will
diminish the executive power. 1t must be
admitted that the custody Of the public
money in various banks, subject to the con-
troll Of State authority, furnishes some
check upon the possible abuses of the Ex-
ecutive Government. But the argument
maintains that the Executive has least
power when it has most complete possess
ion of the public Treasury The Senator
from South Carolina contends that the sep
aration in question being once effected the
relation ofthe Federal Government and the
State banks will be antagonistical. be-
lievs SO, Mr. President That is the very
thing Irish toprevent. want them to
live IN ace, harmony, and friendship. II
they are antagonists,bow is it possible that
fba Cfafa hantrss go ~ a their evist.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-04-05

The story that the N. Y. Courier & Enquirer has
lost sincethe duel affair, 800 subscribers turns out
to be Tory falsehood. The facts show that during
the last four weeks, that paper has sustained loss
Of exactly 12l and during the four weeks preceding,
tine gain was 1913 daily, and LOT weekly subscribers.
We only make this statement for public information
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-04-05
Commissioners Notice.

NNTIE Subscribers, hereby give notice, that they
u have been appointed by the Judge Of Probate
for the County of Lincoln--to receive and examine
The cnims ofthe several creditors TO the estate oi
GEORGE B. MITCHELL, late of Bath in said County,
Merchant deceased represented insolsent. That
six months from the 2lst day Of February inst nre
allowed said Creditors 10 bring in and prove their
caims--and that We will attend that service at the
Counting Room Of Clark d Scwn in Bath on tho
second .Menday Of March next und the five following
months at 3 o'clock P. M. 4s
Dated at Bath tliis 25h day Of Feb, A. d. 1898.
VIZ DAVID G. MAGOUN.
80 FREEMAN CLARK.
March 8. - sssa1q tf49.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-04-05

The Governor and Council have ordered
an election in Oxford District for Represen-
tative in Congress, to be held on Mondy,
the thirteenth day ofApril next, to fill the
vacancy occasioned by the death of the
Hon. Timothy j. Carter. The returns
to be made to the Secretary Of State before
The 23d @of may.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-04-05
fi DIED.
In this town on Saturday last Mrs. Nancy Wi
Of Capt. Consider Ihomas aged As years.
II % R Il q r. R.A T'M
ARRIVED

*et ss ARRIVED
April lst sckr. Comet De Wolf, Boston; Abigail
Alley Hoston; Ceres, Decker, Savannah;
3d-Brg Baltic, Brookings, New York;
g ----K ennebunk ;timber to { lark g. Sew
all; schr. Resolution, NJ errymar, Boston; Schr Lo-
isa,--Boston. .sssa .sssssss..sss
Belo,c- Two Briggs, one we hear is the LincoIn)
are reported to have arrived below.
SAILED.
Monday Ship London, (new) Patten,. for New
Orleans
ar attn Y. LIST .ship North america, Heath, from
Liverpool, Jan. %. 3
CT at New Orleans 2Ist ulL Ship Glasgow Swan
ton fol liverpool 22d. bark Gohieo, Lambard, do.
I Ar at Norfolk 9th, schr Mary, Robinson, Thorn
aston. CT. schr. Echo, M'Lellan, 1'homaston,
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-04-05
isslAs /! silks!

EVAA YDs Ii, lit and dark silks now opening
FGS NJ A. b. ROBINSON'S
NIaicl, co4fS 3w52.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-04-05
Provisions e. Groceries,

Al TAR. no BiNsoN'S Lower Store Just reed
IN Fionr, Corn, Meal Pork Lard, Cheese, Sugar,
Teas, C"ilee IL. G & Clover Seed &c. &c.
March 20. 3w52
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-04-05
10 the Hon, Nah. Groton Esq, judy
of Probate. ,oithin and for the County u

To the Hon, Nah. Groton Esq, judy
of Probate ,cithin and for the County. u
Lincoln.
WH ESPECTFULLy represents John Ttrp's
EG administrator ofthe esfute of James TIN
pIe late of Bow6oinar1 in said County, dcceas' 4.
That the personal E>tatc Of the said deceased is
sufficient by tho sum Of Ten Thousand dollars, Ia
answer the Just debts hich he owed; he thcfrt'rt-
prays that he may be empowered and crnsrd 10
sell SO much oftIc Real Estate. of tho said decri.s
cd as may be sufficient 10 raise the said sum wi;i
incidental charges, inc uding the reverson Of HE
w,d,l,v,s dover. JOHN TEMPLE
LINCOLN ss.-At probate Court hia
at Bath By adjournment within andJor t'.e.
Couatp Of Lincoln, on the 9th dag q
March a. d., 1888. -
~ ON tho foregoing Petition, Ordered ,that the ssd
Pctone give notice t, all persons interested n.
said Estate, to appear at Court Of Probate 10 ;.
holden at Wilson's ct on the Twenty first day .''r
Nav next, by causing copy Of said Petition VII
this Order to be published three weeks successive
prcyioils to said Court in the Lincoln Telegraph al
Bath
.snn - 3w ~
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-04-05

lowing the remaining two towns the Sept.
vote, Robinson's MAJ. over all others, will
exceed $50.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-04-05
FOR BOSTON.

THIS evcning-o or Tomorrow.
THyIIE sch Planot, ID, Rnhinsor, will sail as a.
n hove. Forpsssago apply on hoard, or to
J. ROBINSON.
Arrif5 Nv
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-04-05
To tie Judge Of Probate for the County Q

Lincoln. Hs
VuJHE Petition Of John Slockbridge and .Hi's
Ill Hyde respectfully represents, that They ;fs'
creditors to the estate OF Ebcn'r Nj Loon late II
Bath in said County, who died at said Bath .lin't
twelve years since, leaving estate sufficient 10 r +
his Just debts: that person has ever taken ~.
minislration on said estate They therefore pit
that such measures may be taken, as will cuur
some person to administer thereon.
JOHN STOCKBRIDGE,
JONA. HYDE.
Bath, March II, 1888.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-04-05
HoMAs SAWYER, Jr. Chairman.
STATE OF MAINE.

STATE OF MAINE
In the Fear Of our Lord one thousand eight hun
sif 4a dred and hirty-eigM.
AN ACT in addition 10 an Act entitled an Act for the
support and regulation of Mills
be At enacted by The Senate and House of Repre-
SIGNATURES in Legislature assembled Z hat all the
sections, faom section first to section eleventh. both
inclusive OF an Act approved February eight, one
thousand and eight hundred and twenty one, enti-
tied an Act for the support and regulation Of Mills
and an act additional thereto, approved February
IAN ioz4 be repealed, to take effect from and after
the TENN day OF May next, provided, nevertheless,
that the Same remain in force for the recovery of
damages incurred before that time, as tho this Act
had not passed. IS
s House Of Representatives,
= FebslO 1885.
Read and referred to The next Legislature and with
the accompanying Report, Ordered to be printed in
the public papers. sent up for concurrence.
E. II. ALLEN, Speaker.
Read and concurred
Us. LrrTLEFIELD, President.
Copy Attest.-W1LLIAM TRArroN,
Secretary of the Senate.
1.1..n...uuua..z.lrzA 81,
MECHANIC, ASSOCIATION
The Members are notified to attend mex. TIES
DAY evening, at thor room over Trpant's, in Pat
'ens new brick building, at half past SIX O clocls
precisely. Il. CLARKE, Secretary.
~ The sc GERMAN af.aTCHLESS SIN.
AIIpE' is taken by the sick generally. and is ds-
tonshng the world with its mighty victories over fear.
full dis ase. ~
NOTICE.
THE REV. Mr.. Gilman (Uniyersalist) will
preach in tho Town House next Sunday.
-
DIED.
IN this town on Saturday last Mrs. Nancy Wife
Of Capt. Consider Thomas aged As years
49, MARINE LIST. 49,
PORI Of ES.A TM.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-04-05
LINCOLN IS. Probate office ViscGss

LINCOLN IS. Probate qdics Irisecss I.
March II, 1888.
UPON tho above petition ordered, that the reii-
iioners give notice toall persons interested thcrin
nppcar n; Probate Court to be held at Wiscsrs
on the 2ist day cfMay next at 10 O'Clock A. ~
and shew cause ifuny there be why the PRAYER T.
the Petitioners should not be granted No ice q.
be given by printing this petition and order IN u :"
Lincoln Telegraph printed nj Bain, three weeksi'
succession, previous 10 said Court.
NTH. GROTON, Judge Of Probate.
3s;5i
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-04-05
ASTRONOMY.

RTR. SPElNGER'S LIST Lecture of the course
IsM will be givenin Perce's Hall on Friday eve
commencing at o'clock Ss~ sns
Tickets for the course may be had at .Mr. Hyde 5
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-04-05
NOTICE.

THE REV. Mr.. Gilman (Uniyersas) will
preach in tho Town House next Sunday.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-04-05

I sEJs Tho "GERdkaN .aGaTC HESS SAN:
.dIIVE' is taken by the sick generally. and is as-
tonishing the world with its mighty victories over fear
full dis ase.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-04-05

MECHANIC ASSOCIATION
THE Members are notified to attend nea. Tiles
tens new brick building, at half past SIX O'Clock
precisely Il. CLARKE, Secretary.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-04-05

Read and concurred
N. s. LTrTLEFIELD, President.
Copy Attest.-WILLIAM TRArroN,
Secretary of the Senate.