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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-30
M q N E Y M a u X Il Il,

As the period opening the fall trade spproscbes
the queson naturally arises what will be the pursued
by leading dry goods auction houses with regard
Through three dleren, plans adhered
by three of the leading firms, which followsThe
first sold goods cash delivery cent commission
and found that with the utmost caution bad debts and
quent sustained the nearly
gross sae and therefore this plan OF doing
business anything but profitable the part Of the selling
house. Another firm sold the same TERMS charging per
cent commission; this demured The
psrtofsome merchants who reerrd ticking their risk
ana then spite OF the vigilance, losses the
OF nearly the commission charge were sustained. Another
house pursued the plan selling months approved
dorsed notes. and charging per selling and
commission ana we credbly informed that all the loss
sustained by ms hrm was ring to be worthy of
mention Now therefore, latter course was not only
the most popular with dealers now generally allow
ed 70 DC The most profitable for all parties supposed will
be the ruling terms for the coming season.
specie rom anerent quarters Is sill vending its way
YORK Inc Watcher arrived this mornng from VAL
paraiso bringing nearly $4,000 to different firms
The feeling Of confidence which me an Friday m
prevalent In the Market appare mt the
operations the Board Of Brokers' hen
extensive and In almost Instance improyemen, IN
prices of the sales the last hoard u. Bank impYovaa
per cent Del Hudson IA per cent; Dry Deck per cent,
Am. T. went per cent the other sales were ~ az
Improvement of from IA "a per cent
State of Trade.
The past week has been of great inactivity In mercnp
tile way, the per the Royal Wilt having been The
cause OF the depression We however expect with the
coming week commencement Of The fall trade. The num-
Der OF ST. arriving in this city daily as
perceive by Glpins Register Exchange READING
seom The auction sales are rather small at present
SUGARThe market has been brisk for the season mostly
for the city trade and improvement in some prices OF SOME
descriptions has been sustained.
COFFEE Some sales this article for con-
SUMPTION continue to be but the features The market
continue without variation. ~'
mar Net continues withou change The nm
willingness Of buyers TO holders who are firm in their
demands, In Of The smalrt the stock Il
cause OF the ineItness of This ket Al Baltimore the 27h
the market had been slack The ok consists principally OF
common SORTS the receipts gh sales show charge in
rates The inspections tor the week 8 hhd aBa 81
bios Ohio 81 hbds Kentucky Al Richmond the 18th
out change. -
Transactions Yesterday.
Sugar.Se hds Rice, 7ias4 Coffee bgs Brazil saIk
7a7l Iea hc.1s z
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-30
Transactions Yesterday.


Miss Mary Jane Lsvett. y
Al Lyme, CT the 18th inst, Rev. Msxmxian ouel TO-
Mis- Mary Greenfield. -
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-30

Thss. letters In thek prepe, place
win chow the world and thee
xsuse OF serro and disgrace,
AID sen, &c OF miery.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-30

The above riddle cut from an old paper The solution
% =, eoand in dpg the upper line partly over the lower
line OF capitals,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-30

By Mr.. j. MaelzeI, the celebrated su,omatos
chess player, died on the 2lst inst board the brig
Gus, arrived a, Philadelphia, in which vessel he was
q passenger from Havana
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-30

" Having given our readers an inside view OF
Westminster Abbey, and placed them beside Mr..
Bennett at the Coronation, which he SO graphically
describes, we have an opportunity of continuing
his interesting journal one number Of which will ap-
pear daily.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-30

AxorHER ArrrMrr.-A poor heart broken, little,
emacated woman, came before Justice Lowndes on
Saturday afternoon, to make complaint against her
husband, John Leach, whom she charged with at
tempting to kill her by shoakng her and beating her
head against the floor. The evidences Of brutal vio-
lence were too perceptble about her head and neck
to leave any doubt in the mind of the magistrate OF
the demoniac purpose Of the unmanly brute Of hus-
band, and warrant was accordingly issued for his
arrest.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-30

TIE HAcKmEr.-Mr. Disturnel requests us to say
that strangers coming this city, and residents ALSO
can always protect themselves against the impssi.
fons OF the hacknen, by consulting his Strangers
New York City Guide'-a little pocket volume con-
tanning q map Of the city with tables Of distances
and the rate Of fare TO which the hackmen are emit.
tied by law. II is for sale by all the principal book
sellers
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-30

MORNING HERALD-sHlP NEWS.
Port Of New York, July s9-Ie r. M.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-09-20
MAINE LEGISLATURES

We shall give readers list of the members Of
the House Of Representatives elected as soon as we OBJ
tain returns from all The districts
THE SENATE. A's
The Wings have elected ten members Of the State
Senate, an the Itocofocos probably fourteen. The
Senate consists Of Is members. Wing members are
chosen in
KEsFEBEc. Timothy Boutelle, 1T P. 'Dumont.
and Hiram Becler. a+
LINCOLN. Johnson jacques. James Erskue, VIM.
NJ Reed anl lsaac Reed. . ~
SOMERSET Daniel Stewart Jr., and Milford P,
HAScock AND WAsHINGroN Middle district
Lucius q c. BomIes
tocoioco members are chosen in
YORK. Timothy Shaw, john G. Perkins, and Sim
con Barker ,s Nv.
! CUMBERLAND. CHARLES Holden. Oils G. ross, and
John c. Humphreys. Cumberland is entitled TO foui
Senators. n :. LittIefe their fourth caniate il
not elected The vacancy will be filed by both branch
es of the Legislature in convention.
OXFORD. Job Prince, Edward L. Osgood.
| WALDO. Sam'l 5. Heagan, Jesse Smart
PESoBscoT. Daniel Emery, Levi Bradley ..s
HANCOCK AND WAsHiNGToN. Eastern District
Taft Comstock: Western District-Hezckiak vii
| iams, Ha
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-09-20
Rare Chance.

TOR Sale, the following real Estate in Bath viz,,the
large two Siory,Bfick House situated on the corner
Of Wasiiigt'n AMI North Streets.
Also. the LOT Of haul opposite said House fronting
bout SIX rods on Washington street ald eight rods on
North Street. i.
Alro The two stores next north Of that occupied by
Me-sts z. fly de s Co. 49, sa s3ss ~
VIII also lie sold, one half Of the INV deck Sch Mar
garc, burthep IL 0 tors about years old.
All Of the above properly viii be sold at Auction or
The premises on Thursday the eleventh day Of Octobe,
next 10 n'cIock A. M uness previously disposed Of
al private sale. Terms made nown AT time Of sale.
Fer further information apply to IN
t,.As JOHN STOCKBRlDGE
Bath. Sert 20,, 1898.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-09-20
Vegetable syrup
FoR FEMALES. eli enciente

w = - '~---
Tho most safe and cfrectua remedy for Iessenina
( he pains and sufferngs attendant on partariont
women, that h ever been discovered.
When taken.by Lndies two or three weeks be-
fore confinement, il relieves the mother ofa Last
ono half the pain and suffering usually Experienced
on those occasions. rs
The most delicate female, may use it without tho
least fear ofinjnry toiersclfor offspring.
This medicine has been prepared by the proprie.
tor for three or four years I'll has been used BY
many LADIES', and in no instance has il been knows
to fail Of afording The relicffor which is recon-
mended He now offers it under afalI conviction
ofits utility, and is willing TO submtit to the pub
&c to be approved or rejected upon ITS own merits
Directions for using it, &C., a q briefly stated IN
small pm plhlet that accompanies each bofile;in
which are certifcars from Physicians, who have
prescribed it, and other Gentlemen whose Wives
have used it, r 49,. 3
Carefully prepared BY S. PACE, Druggist,
iisdloweil, Me.
To whom orders mag be addressed. -
1t is also for sale by J. T. Laid, Druggist. Augne,
rn;. 4. Carter. Druggist, Porland; s w Bates;
Nnrr dgewock; Doct. J. A. Berry, Saco; Geo. ".
Holden. Druggist, Bangor; and N Weld, Bath. :
sIia ill., .4up 31tI,.ss.44. sst ~
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-09-20
TAILORING.

y inlpbitants of Richmond and vicinity that be
VIII establish HIMSELF nj Richmond on Mc fifteenth
of Snpf wiere be with ready 10 trnd TO ali
business conncutedwisis line witllr adinoss ard
proopliiude Hehsticrs Ilin,selfilat iI,e opporiu.
mites he bias had. both ID England and America,
10 quality linstlfto render tlIe,most entire Suits
tactiqn 70 ali VIII" *Lbe dispnsed to patronze him.
Cutting attsndedto at The shortest notice. -
The subscriber will warrant his work 10 be done
IN coupleie. and workrsanliie stsle. 49,
-Four Girls arc wanted, as apprentices, tn work
at he tnsiness. - THOMAS HERBERT
Richmond, Aug goth. ..ts 1923
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-09-20

Gas WE SAID. The Loco Focos have
not elected John Smith to Cong, es' in Yer
mont. The St .Albans Messenger gives
complete returns from all the towns, from
which it appears that John Smith wants
fifteen votes to elect him. The Washing
ton Globe, New Hampshire Patriot. Sc,
will therefore please to correct their state
ment, that John Smith is elected by $50
majority. The following is the vote:
John Smith (Loco Foco.) 4l00
Herman Allen (Whig) 3703 3
w. +. Briggs (Whig) 4l2l
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-09-20
ARRIVALS, cLEARANcEs, s

s,ss1-ARRIvALs, CLEARANCEs, &c.
CT at Mobile 4th, brig Olive Branch, Emerson,
Thomaston.
Ar at Charleston 9th sch Potomac, Permman,
Thomaston.
At Baltimore 10th schs Deposite, Lubec; Brill
liant, Bangor re ah tur-
At N. Orleans 4th, bark Calico, Lombard, Bos-
ton.
At Norfolk Eth. brig Tom Paine. ThOmaston; sch
Gen Warren do.
At Richmond 10th, Sch Henry Lubec
At Baltimore. Iih, sch Ploughboy, Merriman,
Bangor; Waldo, Cottrell, do.
At Philadelphia 18th brig America. Luhec. l.. ,
At Alexandria, 18th sch Emeline, Robinson,
Thomaston; 18th, Gen Warren, Cooley do. 49,.
At'Poston 9th sch Complex, Burgess. Bath.
Nth, Helen,W Wood Bath; Poslon. Norton. Machias,
CT sch Brilliant, Nichols, Bristol Jane, Heath, Au-
gusta; exaa Wass Hallowell, 9Th, 81 Albion.
Rich, Pangor; Louisa, Tibbeis. Wiscasset. <, /.
Ar at New York, 18th, brig Payo, Harding,
EasPorr. CT l4th brig Mary, Grant. homaston.
At St Thomas, Aug 10Th sch Kendusheag, tole
Bangor Sailed 7thMarengo, Martin. Belfast.
Off Edstone. Eng July 8. brig Oceanus, Of Free
port standing West. 49,
AT Lisbon July 80, Citizen Thing. N. York 4,
Sailed from Aug. 9th, ship Brunette, Faes.
ThomnstoiL .t $500
AT Havana, Aug Path. M'Lellan, Larrabee, and
Samuel Bartlett, disg.
Al irupird, AugS26. bark Casilda, Thcobald,
FLOR Phi adelplia, 10 DAYS. ~
advertised at Liverpool .Aug. II, Monticello.
Lawton. for Charleston. to sail 10th Aug. Entered
outwards Sheffield. Maxwell, Savannah.
: Al Coyes, Aug. y, bark Damariscotia, n Or
leans. for oders. -
Arin The sshod, .aug 3, ship Cordova, Owen.
Mnranzas. q
Sailed spn Liverpool, Aus 4.a. Arab, N. York,
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-09-20

MrcHJGAN. The Wings Of Michigan
have nominated Hezekiah G. Wells rs their
candidate for Congress from that st tate.
The elec,io., takes place in November.
Mr. Wells was the Wing candidate at the
election in August last year, when the vote
stool-Wells, (Whig) BIS, Crary, loco
Foso) 9005. At the State election in No
vember, the Loco Foco majority was re-
dnced To 615. The chances are in favor
of the Wings. 81 Et
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-09-20
NOTICE.
SITE OF MAINE.
TREssrRY OFFICE,
AUGUSTA, August 81, 1888


~ .AuousTA, August q, 1888 : r
II HEREBY give net,cc. ,lint MI the Notes f.
n Bounty on Wheat s&r., held by the scvcra
Towns against the S,atc. berring date MarcI, 10
1873. payable March ~. 1879, will he paid on pre-
.entaiion "a, this office The Treasures of The rc
spcctivc Towns NAV forward their notes bv ma o.
private conveyance, fr which checks will be re
mircd a. follows. viz: For the Counties of Yorl;
Cumberland. md Oxfnrd. on. Portland
For The Counties Of Penobscot, Waldo, and Han
cork ON Bangor
For the Counties Of Kennebec. Lincoln, and Som
erset on Augusta and tia!!oue ell. sr-s,a
For the County IF Washington, on Calnis.
Fnrtiier r'trr is hereby given. that all notes dn
ted and payable above. which have been disposed
erhv the Gowns. and are nov held hy ind viaI>
or corporations. will be paid in the month IF Or,o-
Der next, Of which notice viii ne pivrn here fer.
at J,B C-AHOON, Treasurer.
All he papers printed in this State are requested
10 publish the above 3 weeks q
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-09-20

The ST. Louis Bulletin makes the follow
ing remark &c issouri still follows the
Administration; but it is admitted by all
that we should have succeeded here, but
for the course of Mr.. Clay upon the Pre-
emption Bill. if the contest should be be-
tween Marin Van Buren, and General Har-
rson, our friends may rest assured that we
shall carry the State by a triumphant and
overwhelm lining majority" nsgatta. d
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-09-20
N NOTICE.
Commissioners Notice.

VE7E having been appointed by the Judge Of
Wv Prohate for The County of Lincoln. to re-
ceve aimlsexnnline the Claims Of the creditors Of
Benjamin. WEIGH. late of Bath in said County,
mariner, iecca sed, whose estate is represented in
solvent; give notice, that further time of three
months from the 2lst of Aug. inst has been allow
ed 10 said creditors 10 bring in and prove their
claims; and that we will attend the service assigned
us, at the office of Ebenezrr Clapp in said Bath.
IN the first Monday Of September, October, and
Novembernexi, from two o'clock to five O'clock, r.
NJ. on eschof said days et gar y
d ~r asEBENEZER CLAP. I Commits
JOSEPH SEWALI, sioners.
Dated ut Bath. Aug 81, 1898. sw 20
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-09-20
NOTICE.

n s hereby given that the subscriber has been 1u-
a " appointed executor tho cstate of Parierc,
McFadden late Of GEORGETOWN in the County +
Lincoln, decreased; and hns taken upon himscIftha
'rns.by giving bonds ms the law directs And nj
persons having demands unon the estate of the said
Patience McFudden are requested to exhibit the
same, and all pers ms ndehtedo the said estate are
Rmh. Aug u. 1923. ERENEZER CLAP. T.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-09-20

EDO II V % n Es.9 7"ss.
ARRlv ED.

18th Brig Lion, Fulton rom n York.
II, Ship Birmingham, Drinmond, Cadz 80 days
WITH snt 10 G Trulant. Left Ship ST. Leon, just
arr f,om Cas;ine. Ship Casco, Hall for Boston Ia
sail next av. pssstd going sch Or cans Sept 81
passed bark Velasro DAT ~ 30 Iop SO 3O) bound
westward. Sept 9ti', lat 403) Ion e. Is exchanged
signals with ship G 'ehec bound westw ard Sumo
day passed brig Magnolia fPorll nd Bark Gym
tla sailed day before for Salem.
Ship London, Paaan, Aug. i with saltto G. F.
& J. Paten. hi
F. and J Patton. nu-gs..,fff
Sch Planet Robinson, Boston.
10Th Brig Baltic, Randall N. York.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-09-20
.GnArOscoggS,s Bank.

yBNHE annual Meeting of the Stockholders o.
q the Andr"scogein Bank will be held Al Their
clearinghouse in Topsham. on Monday the first
law ni October next,attwo o'clock in the aftrrnnon
for the choice Of five Directors for The wear ensuing
and I" transact such ether lceal b,snrss ~ i,,a
come befre them. JOHN COhURN, Cashier
Tonsham. Snpt. TO- 1898 "a
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-09-20

VaNHE nnnaal NEE ting Of the Stockholders o.
u the Commercial Bank, for the choice Of Di-
rectors and transaction of such other business as
may come before them, will be held a., their Bank
ing Rooms on Monday the 1st day of October nexr
ut two o'clock P. M.
THo's AGRY, Cashier.
Bath, Sept. 13 1893. ~ aetthr J
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-09-20

And unless said Txxrs with al necessary inter-l
enins charges shal4fe paid to me at my dwelling
,ousc in Bowdoin. finore tho fine oil sale SO much
If the above dcscribedreal estatc as will pay tho
same, will he sold at public ancilon at the dwelling
,"usc nfJphn R. Buker, in Bowdoin, on SATURDAY
tie 9Th day Of December next at iwo Ct tho click
N the afternoon.
d ,vdoip Nav l., 1873 .tfss %
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-09-20

THE NonrH CAROLINA SENAroRs.--We
have prospect Of getting two good Senators fr9m
North Carolina. The Raleigh Standard (he lead
ing ocofoco paper of tho State,) says. Messrs
BaowN and STRANGE, if instructed will obey or
resign There seerns to be no doubt of their being
Instructed.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-09-20

IPlt IL fact, that number of persons who
wish to become citizens of this town. cannot find a
house to live in. Twenty or thirty neat cottage
no uses would be an ornament to the place and might
be rented at good profit Immediately. We speak
for two, to begin with!
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-09-20

HEw YoxK ELEcrIoN.---Gov Marcy and
Loui Gov Tracy have been nominated by the Van
Pnrsn party Of New York, as candidates for re-elec-
ion he
hta Convention of Wings which commenced its
session at Utica, " Y, on Wedn. last VIM H.SEw-
ARD was nominated as candidate for Governor, and
LUTHER BRADrsH 70. Lieut. Governor. Tile for
Tar 12l. .Ua a.. a.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-09-20
Administrators Notice.

NOTICE, is her bv given. that the subscriber has
y heen duly appointed administrator on The esat,
Of Ebcnezer McLoon late Of. Bath, in the County
If Lincoln, dcceased aud has taken upon himself
that trust by giving bonds as the law directs; and
all persons having demands uponthe estate ofthe
said Ebenezer McLoon. are requested to exhibit the
sane, and oil persons indebted to the said estate,
are called upon to make payment.
EBENEZER CLAP. \
Rotb Az o. 1Q2a I.Hf1.. )
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-09-20

We learn from the Salem Gozette Of Friday that
xress from that District declines being candnie for
rs-elsc,on and aso intends to resign the seat he now
holds.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-09-20

T The U. s. ship Pennsylvania dragged her
anchors during the late gale, at Norfolk. ard went
ashore opposite the navy yard, where she lay high
and dry, at the last accounts.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-09-20

We cannot get full returns of the vote for mem,
Der of Congress- from this district but from what
We have. which embrace most Of the towns, we
presume N. Randalld majority, is something over
500. r.......
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-09-20

General Muster, was this way on Monday last,
the best Of the exercises, we learn took place about
o'clock F. NJ. at Bealswhere the Path Light Infan
try did themselves the honor to wind up for the day.
With an excellent supper.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-09-20

tCFOur readers may now expect greater vari-
ETY. Of miscellaneous reading Having finished hard
campaign, we shall now find opportunity to make our
shee, more interesting to the general reader.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-09-20
NOTICE.

HNOR the boneft ofthe. afflicted tia subscriber
IA !, would tinfbr;nestlat public that his pa
lent compound for cure Of Sail Rheun, Is Tor sale
at The following paces. Bowdoinham Of William
Luntis q C,,s Ri,.hmnnG JOHN Nv. Avery ~ Co.
Gardiner, HIIiienf Palmer. = IaIlowtl, saml. Adj
ans. Angus y q. add Waterville, 2. Sawyer
Gloucester Mass. JacoI, Bacon, I. Ez'.5 Z 9 s -
Bail, .7aguss 8. VIM 3 TRUFANI. 8 n
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-09-20
CO,fecyo,,s .vvstcc,

MJOTICEis hereby given II tl,e non-resdent
La proprirtors of lanIin the in the town of Bow
dom. County of Lincoln. and State Of ninino, that
he following land in said town ilsve Econ taxed fqr
,own and County taxes in. lie hills committed to
me for collection for tho year S36 aud 1857 AZ fol-
lows.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-09-20

We understand officer by name Of Geo. Williston,
at Muster Tuesday Brunswick, had his leg broken
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-09-20

We shall publish list Of Representatives, as soon as
we can obtain full statement. .....I
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-09-20

FOR BATH, &A.'sOlN Err AND HAL-
70 Low ELL,
> co@ n The new. elegant and FIST sailing
$50 steamboat G. VANDERBILT, n.
drew Brown, master, will leave Boston om the
end Of T wharf, every TUESDAY and FRIDAY
AFTERNOON. AT 7o'clock.
Returning twill leave Bath evcrw MON
DAY and THURSDAY AFTERNOON, at 6 o.
clock. ~4t j
- Freight taken. Nssis.
Carriages will be in readiness on arrival of the
c. Vanderbilt at Hallowel to convey passengers to
Anguish, Watervillc. DC 4.
All Bank Bills, Specie and Baggage of every dcs-
crption, will be received only upon the express
condition. that il be entirely at the risk offs ow-
ner. y
FARE-Halowell 10 ston $500 N ,
Bath to Boston +. So
Iiallowell or Gardiner to Bath 75cts
N. B. .4llspersons are forbid trusting any one on
account ofthe above boat or owners.
For further pirticuars. apnly to
$3.50 rrt s. ANDERSON. Bail. ~
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-09-20
1-
M AR RiER.

IN this town, OIL Sunday evening last, by ED 8
stearns, Mr. Timothy w. Waldron, TO Miss Ailetice
Henry.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-09-20
CLEARED

Er CLEARED. a ftff 4
Brig Fox, Coombs for GundLoupe.
14th Sch Richmond, Cracker. Liverpool, N. F.
18th Schr Margaret, Williams. for Marblellead.
Ship Girard, Parker New Orleans.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-09-20
w 4 NTEI,.D

a CONVENIENT dwell;ng-hou ~, convenient
IA to business Apply at this office.
Bath. Sept. 13. 1898. sss#f 3w24
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-09-20

"A Ill Per = On =

n NDEbTEDt the subscribers BY note or &C ,tni,
u are call, upon to NJ K, inmedia p iyncnt.
DANIEL MARS ION il, (. Co.
Sept 90 sf saf IA. - Hsts= 3,05
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-09-20

Cowes .aae 2. The North America. Heath. from
Matanzas. which ar here 9Th ut in distress. with
loss of Sails spars, rigging and leaky. has discharged
her cargo aplrt Of which IS damaged and will go
ipto the dock tomorrow, to repair Hei fore and
nain sails are sprung and the vessel much injured.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-09-20
BATH ACADEMY

TyIIE next Quarter for Males will commence ON Mon
L day, Sept. II under the instruction of Mr. s. B.
Goolenoiy a Graduate Of Bowdon College
b. RANDALL l.. Secretary.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-09-20
DIED.

l,Wi4c s',t on Saturday the stl inst john
son Of Mr D>rns Wilder, nged 6 J. ars,
In Thon,asio', DR. Brown Simpson. al