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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-09-13

70 Henry 7. Early aud Margaret his wife, William
V. lladen. James NJ Iladen, Achilles VI. Haden
Richard q. lladen Samuel Tardy and Jane his
wife, Charles Anthony and Martha his wife, Mary
Jones, Jno L. Henderson and NJ artha his wife, Mo-
SEES Arnold and Margaret his wife, James Ii. Hop
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-04-26

very deep alluyial soil. of the limestone for
nation. the prairies of the
West The growth oftimber is said to be
very large, SO much SO that you may drive
horses and teams, and carriages through
the wild lands at pleasure, in any direction
There are tracts too, free from all wood,
covered with blue Joint, grass, which
makes excellent hay
A young man who goes and takes up
100 acres, and agrees with others to erect
grst mill and saw mill for their own use,
within three years gets his land for moth
ing. Those who purchase where mills are
already built, supposing they take the
same quantity, but they may take more if
they please---will only have to pay twenty
dollars annually, in labor upon his roads
for three years, and at the end of four. pay
the land Agent the sum in money. Young
men. where can you go West and do any
thing like as well as ths?'
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-04-26
ENCOURAGEMENT.

While SO MANY of our citizens and par
ticularly our young men, are turning their
attention to farming, it is gratifying to
find that our State Legislature have passed
a very good law for the settlement Of the
public lands not yet disposed Of And it
should be remembered that the best lands
for farming have not yet been taken up for
settlement, and a fair prospect is now open
for our young men, and we trust they will
profit by it. The Gospel. Banner in speak
ing of this law makes the following sensi-
BILE remarks:---
BY that law, any person or persons
who will actually settle upon the land sell
ected, may purchase the same of the land
Agent at the minimum price ofGty cents per
acre, and be allowed four years to pay in
the three first quarters being payable an
nually in labor upon the roads, (for their
own benefit, and the fourth or last quarter
in money at the close of the fourth year.
It also offers, that if twenty persons, or
any less number, will go into township
where there are no mills yet erected, take
one hundred and sixty acres oflands each,
settle upon the same, and give bonds that
they will erect, or cause TO be erected,
within three years, a saw mill and grist
mill, (Which also are for their own benefit, }
they shall have deeds of their lands for
nothing.
Now let our hardy and enterprising
yonng farmers look to the public lands OF
Maine and see how soon they may make
themselves rich ane independent The
public lands on the Aroostook are repres-
ented by DR.. jackson the State Geologist,
who has examined them, and in this opin-
ion he is fully confirmed by all others ac-
quainted with them, to be the very best
land in the State, especially for the culture
of wheat. Generally they are nearly level,
or lay in gradual swels, and consist of a
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-04-26

ARRIVALS, cLEARANcEs, &c.
Ar at Richmond 18th. schs Amethyst, Iitcomb
Bath;
Sailed I'm Richmond 10th, brig Zoroaster, New
Orleans.
fir at Philadelphia 18th sch Butler, Eaton, Bath;
cid Dresden, Lindsey, Newburyport.
At Havana, 18th, brigs Androscoggin, Decker,
Portland; .4marantli, M'Near. anc;
fit Aux Caves 10Th ult. sch Edward Kent Cush-
ing, for Boston. 2.
At Ponce LIST. sch Ceylon, Clark, for N York, 6.
Sd brig Wave. Of Bath, for Baltimore.
In port at N. Orls. sth, ship Caspian Patten for
Liverpool, dg; Platna, Duncan for Havre brig
Wave, Lewis, do;
AR at New Orleans 9Th, brig Alcenus, Sheffield,
N York. :,
Ar at Charleston, .apr IL, sch Olive Bra nch, Al
exander, Bath.
SPOKEN.
Ship Ontario Torrey s days from Bath for Savan-
nah, was spoken goth inst. lat 81 40, Ion SO 40.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-04-26
THE NEW YORK ELECTION IN
CIDENTS, SC.
From the Daily Wing

From the Daily WING
THE True SrArEMENT.---The aggregate
majority of the nine Wing Aldermen elect
ed is 305l. while TINT Of the eight Loco
Focos is only 2l68, showing Wing maj.
of 1888. Yet the Loco Focos, with their
usual effrontery, call on their friends abroad
to sympatlze with them because they have
not majority of the Council, and which
they say does not represent the true express
sion ofthe politics Of this city. On the
contrary I'VE perceive, if justice was meted
out to us, our majority in The board should
be much greater than it is. So much for
false swearing and the Croton Water works
which gave false character as usual to
the aspect Of affairs here. Our legitimate
majority over loco focoism in N. Y city
is not less than 5000 and next fall will
show it.
The decision on tie Sub treasury
scheme is as lollows:---
Clark's maj. over Varian, 5s3
Conservative vote, 395
Maj. against Sub-treasury. 9l8
The RATrLING OF DRY Bones. The
Locos on Thursday evening fred off their
big guns and paraded the streets in high
glee. In the course Of their excursion from
Tamn,any, they stopped at our publication
office, which was splendidy illuminated,
and gave US three groans and seventeen
whole hog grunts. Since then, they have
kept all their grooming and gruniing to
themselves, aud are now trying TO get all
the comfort they can from Brandreth's pills
4 Ill ..c ..,t,,.h 81
the stomach
QP When the boat came too at New
Haven, some one put up on large board
'thc Locos hare got it, Immediately an
immense shout was raised among the tag
rag and bobtails who all jumped on board,
eagerly inquirlng of the captain " have we
got t!'' Yes" said the Captain, 'you
have got COMPOUNDED licking" They all
jumped on shore perfectly chop fallen,quiet
and resigned.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-04-26
AUCTION.

VINO be sold at public Auction at the store next
~ door north ofthat of 2. Hyde & Co. on Sat-
urday the fifth day of May next at 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
sundry articles of household furniture belonging to
the Estate Of the late Vim. Kendall consisting of
Tables, Chairs, Bureaus, a Sofa, Beds, Carpets,
Crockery & Glass ware and sundry other articles.
-ALSO:-
Gold Watch,-a new stable now standing on
the premises ofN G. w. Duncan and Gondola
capable of carrying ten cords of wood. u
Terms made known at the sale
BY order of the Hon. N. Groton Judge Of Probate
for the County of Lincoln. b c. BAILEY, auct
.apr &c. 2w4
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-04-26
Collectors Notice.-Boothbay

NOTICE is hereby given 10 the non resident
ia proprietors and owners of one half Of an undi-
vded lot of land situated in Boothbay, in the Coun-
ty Of Lincoln, and formerly ~ned by Benz Mar
land deceased, and bounded follows: Southerly
by land of jacob Aulds heirs, Westerly by land of
Wm Montgomery and VIM Nj. Reed, Northerly
by land of Jacob fluids heirs, and Easterly by land
Of VIM M'Cobb;-that the said land is taxed in
the bills committed to me to collect, for the year
1884, and that unless the said Tax, (Which is 81 "a
cis) is paid on or before the 18th day of August
next, | shall proceed to sell, according to law, at
public auction at the store of Robert Spinney, in
Said town at one o'clock in the afternoon Of said day
so much of said land as shall be necessary to dis
charge saidax and charges, if person shall APP
pear, on or before that time 10 discharge the same.
WIN. KENNlSTON, Col'r.
Boothbay, April 10th, 1898. 4w3. ,
NJ The Eastern .argus will insert this the usual
ime and forwar d tho bill to this Office.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-04-26
BATH ACADEMY.

RMISS Mary A. W. Irott and Miss Elizabeth
IvM I'rott, of Boston, will commence term for
the instructon ofyoung ladies on Monday May l4th.
One of them will also give Lessons, if desired, in
Music, Drawing and Painting
"a. h. RANDALL, Sec'y.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-04-26
CAKES & PASTRY.
R. ~. MORSE

EAS engaged first rate workman who has had
~ extensive experiences in the line, at Boston,
New York, and South, and he is now prepared to
execute all orders in his line, at short notice and in
a superior style.
WEDDING CAKE, CAKE, &C. for parties,
will receive particular attention.
NIB. splendid assortment of Fresh CoNrEc-
TIoNARY, CAKES, and all other articles usual at a
Confectionery Store, constantly on hand.
FRUIT, SODA, 8 MEAD,
as usual. Please call and see.
Bath, April rs, 1888. TIA.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-04-26

LINCOLN, ss---.ft the Probate office at
Wiscasset witiin and for tie County of
Liacola,.
1RH ARTHA PERKINS named execn.rix in
Iva certain instrument of Samuel Perkirs la:e
Of WIscasSet N said County, deceased, Having Pm
sented tho same Tor Probate Ordered, flat the
said Martha Perkins give notice to all persons inter-
esied, BY causing copy Of Ibis order 10 be posted
up in some public place nthc town Of Wiscasset
and by publishing the same Ii tue Lincoln Telegraph
printed at Bath three weeks snceessivey, that they
may appear at a Probate Court, 70 be held al Wis
May next and sliew cause, If any they have, why
tho said Instrument should uot be provcd,arprovcd
and allowed as the last will and tesIanenl OF said
deceased.
NATH. GRoTON. judge Of Probate.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-04-26
QUARANTINE.

finland after the 10th day ofJnay ,anduniIih e10tI
W of Oct. 1898, quarantine will be requ iyed
of all vessels their officers crows, passengers and
cargoes, on their arrival from any port where any
contagious sickness doth or hath preyalcd-of all
vessels on board ofwhch any person shall have died
of any disease or been sick during their homeward
passage No person sha be permitted TO 20 on
board or to go on shore from any vessel when at
quarantine, without permit from The health officer
Fishermen and all other pelsons are cautioned a..
gains throwing any fish or any 18th into the dock,
or suffering any filth to remain on their premises
whereby the health of the inhabitants OF the town
may be endangered; all violations ofihe law will be
strictly attended to- Vessels will anchor at the us.
nal place fquarantine, nearly opposite the lower
Steam Mill; and mo vessel shall be allowed GER
tifcae to proceed to town in any case whatever,
while she lays above quarantine" All Pilots are
requested to attend to the above laws.
Per order. J. ELLSWORTH, Sec'y.
Bath Anril 81 1893 4
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-04-26

REV. d. ID SMITH, of Portland (Universalist)
will preach at the Town Hall. on Friday Evening
next, at LIZ o clock, precisely.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-04-26
MARINE LIST.
~ % Es n % r EgsR r. III.

ARRIVED
goth Brig Helen Cooper from Boston;
Sch Gen. Kliber. Bckford Newburyport;
Eliza Ann, Wilcomb, Salem;
Delaware, -, Gloucester;
Nantucket. HAYES, Roston;
Sip Traveller, Lamson, Do;
2lst Sch Planet Robinson fin Boston;
Deborah Marson, do;
Charles, Bishop, Harpswell;
22d Milo, Nicherson, Dennis;
SAILED.
23d Brs Lincoln, Doughty. Matanzas;
Franklin. Pauen, for Barbadoes;
:. Lion, Fulton, do;
Sch Madawaska, Kelly do.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-04-26
ASSESSORS NOTICE

HKhFiF Assasztrs ~ fl,s tf,,, ~ =. i, 4. ~, -.
u.,tiee f5fl1e nhals,,s ,,d n s,l ,:
al,I m nav ,axes Il, s. s.,,,,,, i'm, ,l- If - =;
soss;on II Ia Caanf;,e raen, ~ Il a ea31 n
TaIa,a,,'s ,vl,arf IFo,, q s el,,cf, 10 d -
f5om 10 {; ocioelz p. Al az, he 9at
md 17th DAYS oi NAV nent an no l,rsnr e ,.cc;,.
tre nnsl refncf is Is couIorual,la 10 jnyf ,he;r
nolls and az ali their estates ,oih reaI nnd ,er,f
ucl,,6;ng nr,,nr;etars s,t.ss mud est,es s,
which ,lsev resac,yely owned r sfe ~
81, the. tirst .iay IF Nav Iss.ss IS
~ g'he losyipo 4a,i,la ma v ssrva NJ n firm,
Number ofPuTs uf q years md Il p,yar,Is'
Dissertations and inst yalue Of real estate eis,e,
IN their own riei,t or The fiat ~ oers ;,snr,,as
Or moi i,uproyed s -
DESCRIPTIONS and amount Of personal estates n
tyust ar ther,vse ali .,.s i, ..,sf
more than they ma interest l,r and All other eb,s
due 10 fer fat f ro e,f, ~. minnie.
o all kinds on hand, public socuritios of al sorts.
MI Bank stock. and shares or in any ncor
porated company for a bridge. turnpike road Or
canal. or shares il any other ifcorpofaicd company.
possessing taxable properly according 10 the lust
value thereof - s. ~
| Amount &c all goods, wares aud merchandise or
any other stock in trade including stock empIoyed
in manufactures
Vessels Of All kinds M homo or abroad ,x;tl,a
| their cargoos. stores and appurtenanccs, t.1,s
All pleasure carriages horses and mules and neat
cattle Of one ycar old aud.upwards =
The amount of income from any profession. EN-,
lploynent OF by any apnuty or Ieuacy-or other.
source; or gained by trading at sea or land and all
other property excepting such as is exempted BY law
The ssessors also give notice, Than when The as
scssments are completed tic tax list will be aiyen
to The Town Collector and that they shall not be in
session to hear the complaints of those who NAV
| consider themselves over taxed: and no one las
a right to- claim an abatement excepting those who
hand in their lists under oath; orwere necessarily
| prevented from so doing as Contemplated by law:
an extract from which they. subiuin Is :
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-04-26

PORT BOSTON.
20th-cld Eagle, Bowdoinham; VIM Wallace,
Ihomaeton;
Sid sch Planet, Bath; Medomacls, Waldoboro'.
22d-arr sch Albion. Robinson, Damarlscotta;
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-04-26
M A II RED.

In Brunswick, on Tuesday 10th inst Mr.. James
Couillard, of this town, to Miss Harriet Woodsde
of the former place.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-04-26
RsslgMee'S Notice.

wJOTICE is hereby given, that Thomas Eaton Jr
Ia has assigned to the subscriber, all his goods
and effects Real and Personal for the benefit of all
his creditors, that may wish to become parties to
said assignment, according to law. N. WELD.
April "a, 1888. 3w4.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-04-26
POET RY
iron THE LINCOLN rELEGRAPH.l
Original.
FORGIVENESS.

TToR THE LINCOLN TELEGRAPH.
Original.
FORGIVENESS.
o who with hear: and tongue. sincere -
Can raise the prayer..to heaven.
'Tather. as my foes forgive,
So may be forgiven''
Pure mast his heart and conduct be.
And bright his love mustsburn
Towards his erring fellow worm,
That calmly can return.
Kindness for evil, love for hate,
And in his spirit feel
No lingering remnant Of dislike.
No wish..but for his veal.
A trifing evil may be borne
In patience, and in love-
But'oh t:needs asstrength of mind
Allhuman strength above,
To love thro' unremtting hate,
And thro' the anguish wrung
From the fond heart by those to whom
Its deep affections chung
'sOh!'who can die. as Jesus died -
Or who like himscan live'
Love for determined hate return,
.dnd all His foes forgiye'
Could such a spirit in our hearts
Dwell and be- active there,
Then might we in his pardoning love,
Justly and freely share. II.
Aprt 1888.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-04-26
NOTICE.

yEyEi E town meeting oithe inlia biiants Of Bath,
q for the completion unfinished town business
islands adjourned to April 23d 1888 at 2 O'Clock
P NJ Also The SUBJECTED defining and fixing the
limits ofthe several school districts in said town
at the town Hall
JOSHUA PAGE, salea,n,ea.
NATH. GRofUN, sV's'''"'A
Bath April IA, 1888
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-04-26

In this town on Tuesday 18th, an infant child of
Capt, Aaron Williams.
In this town 18th inst Hittey Ring aged 81.
In Dresden the wife Of the late William Kendall,
of Bath, and dau. of the late John Chism, Esq,
aged "a.
In Brunswick, Clara, dau. of VIM. and Emily
Center, aged year
In Bethel, 9Th inst, James Sprague. Soldier of
the Revolution, aged go.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-04-26
NEW GOODS.
S. C. STINSON & co.

EfAVE just received and now opening al theIT old
lEs stand Commercial ST. opposite (Slr A. Don
nel's) large and prime assortment of Spring and
Summer Goods.
ALSO
Gent Calf skin Boots & Shoes.
+" Thick " &
Fur and Silk Hats
THEY have also rec d in addition to the former
stock large supply of articles suitable for fisher
men, such as suits of oil cloths, thick cloth Jackets
and Trowsers, heavy frocks, red flannel shirts.
Cod and Mackere Lines
" and " Hooks,
and many more articles too numerous to mention.
They have also on consignment 200 casks first
quality white Lime superior article for plastering
or white washing. All the above articles will be sold
unusually cheap for CASH or good pay.
.fpril 25th, 1888. 3wf9.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-06-14
ARRIVALS, cLEARANcEs, SC.

a. n at NJ Orleans Both ship Vile de Paris Trott, Ha-
yer; Ar nj Mobile 3st sch Waldoboro, Small Thomas
ton; Below Savannahlst ship Byron, burlington, NJ
70 York CT brig Hercules. Ar at Charleston I'd, sch
q North Far, Donnell, Bath Ar Richmond 4th sch
Mary, Robinson, Thomaston. Ar at Norfolk 4th brig
Adams, Spalding, Thomaston. Ar at Philadelphia 9Th
sch Vesper, Trott, Pernambuco Ar at N. York 9th
Benjamin. Jameson, Wadoboro; Kenduskeag, 1homp-
-eon, Bangor. Ar Fall River It'll, sch Lucy, Baker,
Kenncbec, 9th Elizabeth and Betsey, do. Ar at War
'ren 7,h, sch Maria Jane, Austin, Gardiner. s,s
Ar at St Thomas 81 ult briggs Henry Taman Lang
don, for Porto Rico to load for the U. States, Frank
lin, Pntten, do do; Fox, do do James Mlay, for st
Crox to load for the u Ststes, sailed 29h; Madawas-
kn Of Bath, sailed Both for Porto Rico do do Ada
mnnt Barnes, for st Croix, to load fur the United
States.
At Havana, MAY 81, Ellen, Thomas, N. York for
At St Croix, ist inst brig Adaman Barnes, for New
York days, Frances Louisa, Webb, do do.
Ar at Matanzas, 18th ult sch Michigan, Arey BAH
~gor; sch Paris, Pierce, do.
Ar, at Newport England, April 80, ship Nance,
Crawford, from Rotterdam.
~ CT at Liverpool, May ship St Leon, Wescott, Cas-
tine. Sailed 4th, New England Swanton, Bath. ADV,
9Th Globe, Oliver, for N. Orcaus, 10th.
Sh Cordova Owen from Liverpool AR Havana 10Th ult.
Ar at N. Orleans 18th ult ship Queen Adelaide Bars
tow Liverpool brig Asia, Ilatore, Boston, "a; Cas-
TOR, Flitner, New York. CT sh Lyons, Agry Havre,
rowed to 9th, ship London Pa.trn, for Liverpool
AT Savannah 3lst ship Sheffield, Maxwell, Iavre, 81.
Ar at Georgetown, ID, C. I'd inst. sch Ranger, Ells,
Bangor. ..
Ar Providence 4th sch Counsellor, and Palestine,
Bangor, sailed, brig AUSTIN burlington, Mac,ias, scls
Savannah, Bath; Bangor Clarissa, Charlotte, and Bill
low Bangor. 8 ~ -
9Aratfslil River Gil, .chr su e. ior Kenncbec; IIu-
ter, does. slssqal alt at-.s
Arat N. Orleans 27tl brig Cleaner, Richardson's
IIavan,'9; Eicy Wall, fhomaston, 26. -. t.f. Pm
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-06-14
.sheGrrifls, Sale.

LINCOLN, ss.-'Iaken on Execution and will he
IL sold vcndue the Office of the Register of Deeds
IN ToIsam in said county, on Friday the sixth day of
July next oclock in the acrnoon all the right
.inequiiy which Jedidiah Moutoh has had The
nin tecntl day of November, A. D. 1885, in and to the
5tof land with the buildings thereon, where said Moul
tonnow lives, situate in said To,slam, and bounded
Souherlyb Androscogsn River, Eastcrly by land Of
Samuel Knight. eNorlherly by the county road, and
Mortgage to the heirs Of 1hos. g. SANFORD.
ess~s-k s,sa.ssjOHN ELLIOT, Deputy Sheriff.
June 9th 1893. 4wnt
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-06-14
SAMUEL CROWELL,
TAILoR R..

NM GUILD inform the inhabitants OF Bath and
w vicinity that he has taken shop in Vim.
M. Rogers new Brick block on front Street where
he intends carrying on the Tailoring business in
all its branches, and hopes to merit share of the
public patronage. III those iavoring him with
their custom may depend on having their work exc
cuted in the most fashionable style and warranted
to fit. .
Uniforms made with ncatness and dispatch.
Cutting done to order at short notice. fs
Bath NAV II, 1888. ~
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-06-14
stsvs Assignment.

FTHE creditorsof 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 all his creditors be
equuly distributed among such shall become parties
70 said assignment, by calling On either Of the subscri
beEs. ae.'t~ JACOB ROBINSON, !.
Bath, June 7th 1888. EBENEZER CLAP.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-06-14
Farm for Sale.

THE mountain farm SO called situated in the west
part Of Bath containing one hundred and thirty
well wooded and watered with considerable orchard
Of Apple and Pear trees surrounded with river manure
Of muscles and rockwell requires but thirty rods offence
TO enclose the whoe and will produce with very little
expense twenty tons of hay. For further information
apply to JONA. 8. DONNELL.
Bath. June 18th 1888. 3wf1l
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-06-14
ASSIGNMENT.

TIVE creditors Of Whiting A. F.. Stevens Of Bath,
l. in the County of Lincoln, Tin plate worker, are
hereby notified that he has made an assignment to us
all his estate. such properly as is by law ex-
empted from attachment for the benefit Of all his credi-
TORS to be equally distributed among such shall be-
come parties to said assignment by calling either Of
the subscribers. = - Z JACOB ROBINSON n
Bath, sJupe7, 1888. EBENEZER CLAP.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-06-14
To the Honorable Nathp Groton Esquire

To the Honorable Nathp Grot0n Esquire,
Judge of Probate. within and for the
County Of Lincoln
d ESPECTFULLY represent d. NJ. Cunningham
IN Administrator on the estate of Abram Hilton late
of Alma in said County, deceased, That the personal
Estate of the said deceased is sufficient by the Of
one hundred and fifty dollars the just debts which
lie owed He therefore prays that he may be empowered
and licensed to sell much of the Real Estate of the
deceased as may be sufficient to raise the said sum with
incidental charges, at public private sale,
- ID. M. CUNNINGHAM.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-06-14

s.g..s SPOKEN.
June ID lat SO 80 lon SO, brig Androscoggn, Decker,
5 days from Portland for N. Orleans
18th ult lat 81 3d. lon SO 80, ship st Julian, of Cas-
tine, from Liverpool for ~. Orleans.
2sth off Carryford Reef, was passed sch Nancy, OF
Thomaston, for NJ Orleans.
May llth lat 43. lon 20 20, ship Glasgow Swanton,
N. Orleans for Liverpool
May Both off Carysort, bark Peru, Of Gardiner Ma
saa tanzas for Hamburg.
~ 24th. off Carysfort, brig Raymond Of ThomastOn, NJ
=, Orleans IL, for Bordeaux.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-06-14
PORT OF BOSTON.

Ar 9TH, sch Proxy. Hatch, of Waldoboro N Orleans
" 9th brig Julia and Helen, Thorndike, (of Thomaston)
N. Orleans; 9th brig fremont. Sylvester Of Balls APP
aIachcoa 9th sch Palestine, Phibrook, of Bangor,
NJ Orleans; sch Wanda, French, of Thomaston, n Dr.
leans; sch Margaret Williams, of Bath, do; Palcon
- Brier, Bangor; Ar 10TH brig Borodino, Eastman, of
Camden, Natchez, 80, 49, sssEha
"a CT 18th. sch Margaret, Williams, Bath
e e4A Ar brig Hercules, Riley Savannah.