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Southern telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1834-1838, 1838-07-04
MAP OF MISSISSIPPI.

PROPOSALS for publishing Splen-
did Map Of the State of Mississippi
together with a portion Of the adjoining
Safes. to he id IF in Sections, on the ri n
adopted BY the General Government, in
surveying The public lands By John La
Tourrctte, Southern Map-Mnker. An ac-
CITRATE Mp # The State If Mississippi, in
GLIDING the territory lately acquired from
the Choctaw and Chickasaw IhdiIns. The
NJ p extends from the Atchafrlava river
in Louisiana, to the east of the Mobile hay
(n"luding the two cities Of Mobile and
New Orleans, and showing the ronnection
between them. )--fronl thence north To the
state of Tennessee, (incIudng about eigh'
cumies of the state Of Alabam, ,)--ihence
west, 80 as to embrace the south east corner
of The stale of Arkansas. Fnm thence
; u'h to The Aich,ftIaya river. Then we
have the great Mississippi river, called
"ihe ia'her Of waters," from its several
mpaih~. (rr the B lize) with all its mean
ders to he $50 N. lat. The size of the
map is so by rs inches, and contains up
w,nls IF 80 square feet.
FIR he purpose If making this map cor
re I he publisher has taken exact cnpes of
~ The township maps { nlde by the Uni ed
S ties surveyors, from which the lands are
>lld,) It he different land offices. Il is pro-
ieried IN a s. lie Of one in b to the congress
SIGNAL township, which is divided into IS
sections or squire miles. The Spanish
rms nd shaped sections, and also
The ! n narrow strips of land On the Mis-
slssippi rivers and baynuS, in Louisiana,
are sh wn IN the map. Il is 81 arranged
hat person can point to the tract on
~hirh he lives. The Counties are pul in
their proper forms. The land districts are
sh ,wn on the map. Each tuwn and post
flee on It's right quarter section, with the
n me annexed. The water courses are
laid down cnrrrctly, and the miles (by wa.
ier) marked on The principal ones, 81 that
each persun can see how far be Us from
nrrke'. The princip mails are marked
through the sections with as mach accuracy
rs practicable, with the distauee in miles,
between the towns or pl ices Of n1te Ma
nv Of the raads were measured by the pub
Usher himself, who has constructed and
mide a mlchine fnr the express purpose If
asceriainIng the distance that he travels, so
as t. mark II correctly on the map. The
m1rgins fthe m p are 10 contain suitable
staiiSticaltables.
n B. The engraving Of the map is near.
Is flushed, aud will lie ready for delivery
IN about two or three months from lhls
time.
June 20, 1898.
Southern telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1834-1838, 1838-07-04
Notice

s hereby given to al pers ms interest
ed in the real md personal estate of
JAMES KELLEY. decreased, that | AARON
FRI BY, administrator If all and singul u
the eo,hS and IN ttels, rights md credits OF
the sid X lie, will apply 10 The honorable
Probate Conrl If Jrffrrson couniv, on the
foUrti Monday Of August, 1891, fr an o.
der of the snid Court 10 alihorze me Ia
sell both the real and personal est lie of The
said decedpnf for the benefit "f The hei :.
devsees. and other legal Representatives If
The said KELLEY, deceased.
AARON FRISBY, Admir-.
July 9, 1888. xtc
Southern telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1834-1838, 1838-07-04
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
JEFFERSON COUNTY,
Probate Court-May Term 1888.

Probate COurt-May Term 1888.
TO all persons interested in the lands
n tenements and Entertainments Of James
B. jones, deceased, Greeting:
Ymr are hereby cited to appear personal
" before the Probate Court Of said county,
at regular term thereof tn be holden at
the court-house thereof IN the 4th Monday
in Ortiber next, to shew cause why an or.
der should not he made for the sale Of he
undivided interest of1he minor heirs of said
decei sed, in certain tract of land IL ing in
franklin county, Mississippi, for the bene-
fit of said heirs.
- Witness: The Hon. John Nj.
Whitney, Judge Of Probate for
jefferson County, the 4lh Mon
d'y IN May, 1888.
Issued the LIST day OF June, 1888.
c. T. MILES, elk.
June ! 6-6t
Southern telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1834-1838, 1838-07-04
THE C. IEROKEES


The Dirlen fslr-r,ph rpn ans the I'll.
loving letter. 'Phr Cherokee removal i.
nof, IT W mld appear, 10 lie effected without
trouble and blopd she'd:
ST MARY's. June 2.
Dear Sir,-To-day desptlch reached
me, from The upper p,Ft of our country, re-
curing AID against az near as ran he iulpcd
300 Indian warrinrs, whr have thought prom.
or tn whip on our soil, twn Companies 81
militia. 81 great IA nImher, yer, ins !,
gives alarm To our population. On We :
nesday next, take the field against them,
with as many volunteers as / can obtain,
and Capt Tr1cy's company # Rrflemrn; to
give security IA pur cirzenS is all | exprt
I" accomplish, until oar Governor pits me
IN 'tiirienl firce to drive the sramps on,
OF he swamp. which | hope will tie d me
w'h all expedition. In he diff rent en-
g gemcnis m ny men h We been w,Inded,
~ on IN ,rlalIN. 1.-THE enemy ch sc, or
htd INV ea Of "ffansi.e warfare, lhrv
" ulI liv vase The eniire country, mr.
could % men he found To meet them. F +.
tlnaleIN, iauo anre pr,domin tes; AMI in.
serd Of hoid, they use d dtstariy warfare.
Very respectfully, vonrs.
E HOPKINS.
Southern telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1834-1838, 1838-07-04
brandon Mineral Springs.

ME undersigned, proprieIors OF the
above named Springs, situated six
miles east Of Brandun, will be prepared to
receive company on the frat Of July next
The establishment will be under charpe
of Mr.. Gardner Of this place, so we'll known
tT The superb manner in which he has
conducted his hotel here. The water has
been said by those who are supposed TO be
competent judges, to be the besl in the
State.
w. II. WASHINGTON g. Co.
Brandon, June 81. Q-2m-cNCSsJ
Southern telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1834-1838, 1838-07-04
ToDNEx
Jewelry Manufa Glory.
Geo. NJ. Gr0Ues

ID ESPECTFULLY informs the public
N that he is now f,ly prepared to ma
nuiaciure all articles If Jewelry on the
shortest notice, and in the most fashionable
and durable 81, lie.
He will ais" keep constantly on hand u
good assortment of Jewelry.
WATCH REPAIRING carefully attend
ed 10.
N. B. The highest price given in cash
for old Gold and Silver.
Rodney, July 4, 1888.
Southern telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1834-1838, 1838-07-04
REPORT
REFORM
Of the Chief Engineer for The Mississippi

Of the Chief Engineer for the Mississippi
and Alabama Rail Road Company.
The President and Directors of the Mis-
stssipPi and Alabama Rail Road Company.
GENTLEMEN The duties contemplated BY
your resolution of the twenty-flurth DIV
of November last, which required the
Chief En- ineer to furnish such infr-
nation as would enable the board to select
the best harbor and site fpr town, and ter
mination Of their Rail Road, between Pass
Chls'lanne and the mou of Pascagoua
River, "n The Gulf Of Mexico, have been
DISCHARGED: and as the result Of the nb~er-
Va''nns made to accomplish those objects,
me following is respectfully presented:
mere Is ma oh ,nncl east of II IN Island,
from me oce7n TO Pascagonla. Bay, with i
sufncien' depth Of water to admit shppin,
OF greater burden than that ordln ,rllv EN-.
pnyed in the local trade of the coast. Inn
between Pascagoula river and Pass Chris
tanne, there are four having eighteen feet
wafer, and upwards, three OF which are
narrow and afford only precari ous and
sometimes dangerous passage. The only
one that is accessible to heavy ships in had
weather or with an adverse wind, is tha,
which lies between Ship and Cal islands,
close to the former: this passage with 81
ieet water on The bar, or middle ground,
deepens TO 81 feet, after passing to the in.
ner or northern side Of The island. II is
about one mile in width, and lis course is
direct, which will allow vessels to pass
through with ease, even when the wind is
unfavorable.
Having thus determined which Of the
passages between the islands would afford
NE safest ~ eaelesi access, 10 the harbors
na he f 4 hai suggest
t5 ap1
Southern telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1834-1838, 1838-07-04

Alias f. ia. on Bond TO December Term,
1888.
RY virtue Of the abnve stated execution
~ 10 me directed as Sheriff of Jefferson
County, shall expos at public sale TO the
highest hid Ter FIR ready meney, at The dior
f he court house of said county, IN the
Third Monday in July nert,
within the hours presented by law on said
1hy, all The right, tile and interest Of de-
tenIant in and 10 The following slave, 10 vii.
levied on as The property of
sad defendant TO satisfy plaintiffs claim
and cost Of suit
GEO. TORREY, Shf.
June 2Slh, 1888. low
Southern telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1834-1838, 1838-07-04
WILLIAM JouNSoN.'

Michigan money is thus classod-Firsr
quality, Red Dog; second quality, W,Id
Cat; third qualify, CqtamOant. OF the
best quality, ii is sold, it takes five Pecks to
make bushel i
Southern telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1834-1838, 1838-07-04
Notice.

ME Books, Notes, and Accounts of
FdSrer & FdrasOOrtS are in INV nos.
session at Messrs. Compton e. Rirks.s
where those indebted to them will pla.ss
call and make settlement.
ALSO,
The Notes and Accounts due W. n t.
LoR, administrator If the estate or .Jas "
Taylor, decd. The last OF which am -,
sirucled to sue upon, If payment s -.
made upon notice. u''
II. s. FULKERSoS
June 22d, lses.
Southern telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1834-1838, 1838-07-04

BESANCON'S ANNUAL REGISTER
FOR 1898.
A FEW copies of The above work are for
n sale atthe Post Office.
Rodney, July 4, 1888.
Southern telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1834-1838, 1838-07-04
STATE OF NISSISSIPPI.l
JEFFER- ON County.
Probate Court, June Term, 1888.

Probate Court, June Term, 1888.
VENO all persons interested in the lands.
tenemenIs, and heredilaments Of Ga
hriel Osteen, dec. Greeting:
You are hereby cited to appear at the
next A gust term of this Court, al regular
term thereof 10 be holden at the coart house
in md FIR said Comfy, and shew cause if
my yau hYe or can why the lands OF said
deceased should not be sold for the paw
ment of he debts Of said estate.
@N Wrness: The Hon John M
NE1& Whitney, Judge of Probate of
~ %ERsSSnlF Jefferson cnnniv. the fourth Mon
diyin June, 1898.
Issued the 2Sh day Of Jane, 1893.
G.. u. MILES. CPk.
Southern telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1834-1838, 1838-07-04

THE PULAsKI-lt is now ascertained
that the explosion of the steam packet Pu-
laski-and the consequent destruction of
life-were caused by the careiessness and
neglect of one Of the engineers The wa
ter in the boilers was permitted to get too
low, and at the time when he boilers we're
red-ho', IN attempt was made to fill them
suddenly, and The water being Immediately
converted into steam, the boilers we're not
of sufficient Strength to resist its expansion.
Southern telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1834-1838, 1838-07-04
LIST OF LETTERS

D EMAINING in The Post Office al
ID Rodney, Miss. on the 3Oth Day OF
Lime. l&34.
Southern telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1834-1838, 1838-07-04

Jeans and Ltnseys.
HNHE undersigned have received lot
of KENTUCKY JEANS and LIN
SEYS--also WOOLLEN SOCKS.
YOE g. DAVENPORT.
June IS, 1898. 8
Southern telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1834-1838, 1838-07-04

We copy from the last Brandon RepubIi-
can the following report, which will be
read with interest. In our next we hope to
be able to give from the same paper a m IRE
minute account of the advantages of the
site chosen Cor The Termination of the rail
road.
Southern telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1834-1838, 1838-07-04

The steam packet ship Great Western
arrived at New York on the 9Th ult. in IA
days from Liverpool. The most important
news brought BY her is the death "f Prince
Talleyrand, who died on the 25th of May
Southern telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1834-1838, 1838-07-04

Our lates dates from Washington city are
to the 23d ult. For an interesting account
of the proceedings of Congress see the cor
respondence on the second pnge. We will
publish the speech Of Mr.. Prentiss in full
as soon as we receive a copy.
Southern telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1834-1838, 1838-07-04

The Banks of the city of New Orleans
have announced their determination to re-
sumo the payment of specie on all their
notes the first IF January, 1899.
The Banks of Kentucky, Ohio, and Tnd-
ana, it is presumed will pay specie on the
first of August next.
Southern telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1834-1838, 1838-07-04

we were much delphieu and lnSTuruf"
a few weeks since on Witnessing Operat Ons
On the ewes of iwo young ladies by DR. g..
w. Hirze Of This place. The operations
CONSISTED IN removing congenitdl cataract
TN had Distracted The sight Of ench Of the
un'orunnte fem les from their earliest IN
fancy. The skill with which DR. III. per-
formed the operations was truly remarka-
bic. The pupils If the eye were cleared
of cataract by depreSsion-lha is, by insert
ing very fine ins'rumen, in the balls OF
the eyes until il reaches the cataract, and
gently depressing il from The pupils of the
ewes. DR.. II. exhibited not only profession-
nj skill in operating, but also from the man.
ner in winch their sight was restored, a
thorough acquaintance with all The proper.
ties Of the organs OF sight.
Il has only been few weeks since DR..
Hnltze frs saw the Miss Shorters (fr iha'
is their names,) and their vision is now al.
most entirely restored. We have n hesta.
ton in Recommending person~ who may be
afflicted with an obstruction OF sishl, or III
any other way that requires skIlfnl surgical
operation, to call on Dr.. HuItze, whose sue
cess alone depends upon merit.
Southern telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1834-1838, 1838-07-04

We are indebted to the Hon. r. ]. Word
of this State, and Hon. James B. Spencer of
New York, for number Of public docu-
ments, speeches. &c.
Southern telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1834-1838, 1838-07-04

The fine ship Chatham, Capt. ! Gahan,
cleared Naichez on the 2Sth ut. for Liver
pool, with 1866 bales Of cotton
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-08-23

WANTED,
Prices Reduced
At THE LOVER WOOLEN
CLOTH .MANUFA Glory.
AT GRAY, (M.AINE. }
JOHN MAYALL.

ID ESPECTFULLY informs the public that he
II continues TO manufacture WOOLEN CLOTHS,
Gom raw MATERIAL at the following reduced pri-
ces. viz Cassimeres 42 to 55 cts. per yard, ac-
cordng TO quality. .Sattinets at 30 10 33cts. per
ward. fine warp Common fall Cloth at 80 to IS
cts. DER yard, according to quality. Walled al 30
TO 3S g cts. per yard, Blanketinguver yds wide
AZ to 81 1-2 cts. Flannel, yd. white Is cents.
Nant and colored % cents Pressed do 90 CENTS
Wool manufactured shares al the very low
EST terms. Cloth Dressed for Is cents per yard.
The above will be the prices, ifthe wool is ta-
ken and cloth delivered at the mill. lfdelivered
at an Agents 2 cts per yard will be added
nFThe money will be refunded for the making
of ali cloths, manufactured by him that are not
done in good and workman like manner, if re-
turned within 2 months at his Factory from the
time delivered, and the current cash prca paid for
the wool received exchanged for any other kinds
of wooden cloths on fair terms. w. LEDY4RD.
J. NJ has spared no cost expense to obtain
new and most approved machinery, aud will exer-
Else the greatest exertions to execute his work in
stylc that will meet the wishes of his customers,
and generous patronage from d seeming public,
which Is humbly solicited and will be Thankfully
received. Those who deem il an object to save
from 10 to Is cents on dollar, respectful in
vited TO call at the Lower Factory and examine
the prices and cloths manufactured before leaving
their wool.
For the convenience of customers, the following
agents have been appointed, with either OF wh"m
Wool. cloth. orders NAV be left, and the cloth will
be manufactured and left for delivery-Gco. Small
Limngton; james Ford, Gray Corner; John u.
Ford. Norway; Clement Pencil, Portland, Long
c. NJ 1899 12wks9
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-08-23
Am LOW sPIRITs.-Low spirits is a csrtai

AAN Low SPIRITS.-Low spirits is certain
q Estate ofthe mind accompanied by indigestion,
wherein the greatcst evils are apprehended upon the
slightest grounds and the worst consequence i'm
agincd Ancient medical writers supposed this dis
ease to be confn those particular regions of the
abdomen, technically called hypochondra, which
are situated on the right left side of that cavity
whence comes the name hypochondriasis. "a.
SyMProMs.--Ihe common corporeal syr ptoms
are fauency in the stomach or bowels, acrld eruc-
tatons costiveness, spasmodic pains, giddness, dim
ness of sight papitations, and often utter inabi-
ty of fixing the attention upon any subject OF mpor-
lance, or engaging in any thing that demands vgor
or courage. Also lsnguidness--the mind becomes
irritable, thoughtful, Responding. melancholy and
detected, accompanied with total arrangement OF
the nervous system. The mental feelings and pc
cuiar train ofdeas that haunt the imagination and
overwhelm the Judgment, exh bit an infinite diver
sity The wises and best of men are as open to this
affection as the weakest.
,CAusEs--A scdentary life of any kind, especially
severe study proracted to lare hour in the night,
and rarely relieved by social intercourse, or exercise
dissolrte habit, great excess in eating and drink
ing the ir'moderate OF mercury, violent pnrga-
tiyes, the suppression of some abtual discharge, or
long continued eruption; relaxation or debility
one more important organs within the abdonenls
frequent cause.
TREArmENr.---The principal objects oftreatment
are to remove Indigestion, to strengthen the body
and to enven the spirits which may be promoted
by exercise, early hours, regular meals, and pleas
ant conversation. The bowels Cfcostivc) being
carefully regulated y the occasional use Oft mid
aperient We know nothing better calculated 10
obtain this cnd than DR.. WIN. Evans Apericnt
Pills---being midland certain in their operation The
bowels being once clcansed, lis inestimable Camo-
mile Pills. (Which are tonic, anodvn, and anli-spas-
modic) are an niallihle rene y,and without dispute
have proved great blessing to the numerous public.
Some oh sicians have recommended free OF
mercury but it should not be resorted to; as in
many cases it will greatly aggravate the symptoms.
The Medical office of DR., VIM, EVANS is at
No. z, Division street, near Chatham square, where
his Comomile, as well as his excellent Family APP
c,ient'Pills, may be obtan5d. Sold also by his ad-
vcriised country Agents.
J.H, JONES, corner OF Middle and Union sts,
Portland is Agent for the State OF Maine, where
persons may apply for Sub. agencies. 1yAug "a %
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-08-23
NOTICE.

"A the subscriber is called on 10 make consdera-
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 Theo. Ham
or his heirs Of dollars and one oil so dollars for
finishing two Chambers and finding materials in
House off. T. Lincoln called, at the time sit
uated in Bath the Eastern side of Washington
street North, and joining the dwelling house of Mr.
Caleb Leavett occupied by j. Ellsworth, the
above demand % years interest added every year
would amount to $500 and upwards and likewise
for some one to bring in reasonable proposal by
the job or by the day to find materials or to have
provided to build porch on the front of a House
fronting the old Turnpike occupied by Capt John
Ham. Size, s by feet, finish it outside and in,
with one door, one window, the roothips in with a
small cornice under the Shingles and further par
ticulars 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 H.
Green, all to be completed within month or six
weeks from this date. WIN, B. LARRABEE
Aug. I'd 3w18
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-08-23
{ PRESSED HAY!
JOHN B. CROSS,
Agent 50. POrtIn,a6y.

WWAVlNG erected on Union Wharf, a Mag T
~ azine, capable of storing about two 2
: fnlly notify SHIP OWNERS that cargoes of e
- Hay may, at all times, be had without delay, =
q at the lowest rates, according to quality,
Fl The depth of water at the Magazine at loso
q tide being about nine feet will afford, at high e
=, tide water sufficient for the largest ships, =
- where the Navigation, in the coolest winters, x
q. is seldom Distracted, single day, by ice. =
The arrangements ofths Agency, are such, that
the largest vessels, can be loaded in taco, or three
GAYS, with selected Hay:
Orders will be faithfully executed with despatch,
at all times ofthe year
The Hay will be carefully re-weighed when de-
livered from the magazine.
Portland Feb. |, 1888. tl45.
Applyto D. C. .MAGoUN. Bath.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-08-23
EITIzENs OF MAINE beware of Counter

AtITtZENS OF MAINE - Beware of Counter
" felt Brandreth's Pills, sold by one A. L. Nor
cross, of Hallowell, Maine. Said Norcross' Pills
are filthy composition, entirely different in their
effect from the genuine Gfany effect they do have)
which is very doubtful. would not forget TO give
the said A. l.. Norcross the credit Of making the
clumsiest poorest apology for Brandrehs Pills that
I have ever seen, although have examined some
fifty or sixty different specimens Of Counterfeit
Brandreths Pills. This said Norcross has bastard
ly impudence to impose upon honest merchants his
spurious issues, with guarantee that they the
genuine Brandretli's Vegetable Universal Pills.
which is base fabrication. Honest citizens, please
have an eye on this deceiving villain, and govern
yourselves accordingly, when you wish to purchase
Brandrethss Genuine Vegetable Medicine.
sssMses S&sa B. BR.ANDRETH, ". d..
10 Hanover street, Boston, Mass 3m11
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-08-23
SHIP CHANDL cry.


A GENERAL Assortment constantly on hand
N and for sale by zINA HYDE Sc CO., Front
street, Bath; including CORDAGE, Manila and
Tarred, from the manufactures OF Plymouth, Mar
behcad and Boston, by the gang or retail.
Sail Cloth, Duck and Irvine Of most descriptions.
i ANCHORS of all sizes, warranted.
CHAIN CABLES, Sheets and Ties OF Boston
manufacture from English refined iron, and war
ranted for two years; also, English Chains, Bolt :.
Sheet Copper. Composition Spikes and Nails, with
othar Castings of subscriptions.
INndlsss Necks and Capstan Spindles.
ZINC SHEATHLNG NAILS, new and appro-
pirate article te#
9.NAV.AL STORES, Paints, Oils and Glass.
Troy Pressed Spikes from three to ten inch
Ship Blocks and Pumps s sas =
NAUTICAL INSTRUMENTS, Books and
Charts.
Many ofthe above articles, can on suitablesnotice
ness, direct from the mandatory ires Of expense
to him, and 1.-THE manufasior's lowest prices.
Bath Jan, 80, 1888, SO
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-08-23

WANTED.
Assignment.

THE creditors of Willard Walker, Of Bath in the
L County of Lincoln, Tin plate worker, are hereby
notified, that he has made assignment to us of all his
estate excepting such property as is by law exempted
from attachment, for the benefit Of all his creditors, to be
equally distributed among such shall become parties
said assignment, by calling either of the subscri
bers. JACOB ROBINSON.
Bath June Eth 1898. EBENEZER CLAP.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-08-23
NEW GOODS.

Al LARGE stock just received, which were Pur-
IN chased in New York for Cash, and will be
sold at low prices, by M. LEDXARp. Among
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-08-23
ASSIGNMENT.

rTHE creditors Of Whiting A. F. Stevens Of Bath,
i in the County of Lincoln, Tin plate worker, are
hereby notified. that he has made assignment to us Of
all his estate. excepting such property by law ex
empted from attachment for the benefit ofa his credi
tors obe equally distributed among such as shall be-
come parties to sa id assignment by ealing either Of
the subscribers ssts S0sss JACOBiROBINSON.
Bath, June 7. 1888, EBENEZER CLAP.