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True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-08-01
COaStWlSe.

FOR NEW YORK.
fl The first class and fast sailing har,Iue
,lsrsTEA DUO D'OKLEANS, HnodIess, having pat
10y. OF her cargo eagaged, will receive despatch.
For balance Of trc ght passage, nPp'y on boad OPP
posite the Vegetable market, or to lease Il Go,
80 Common ST. or tn
julyI3 LEVI II GALE, % Common 1t
FOR NEW YORK.
New York and New Orleans Line Of Packets.
On 4Neuddy, 2?d inst
IA, THE Superior |. Ship 'iAVkt., Captain
ttfp9fA McKoweu having considerable portion OF
.xNa.. her cargo engaged will suil as above. For
fetsht pa,sug, apply On board opposite the Orleans
Cotton Press ii Municipal ty orto
PETER LAIDLAW
July 10TH GG Camp St.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-08-01

GUU PkILES, u5 follows:
P,xe-Tllnt magnificent three story brick
building, known the ARCADE,
in Magazine street. measuring I86
feet inches 4 lines on Magazine ST.
lag feet inches on Grnvier street,
and l0l feet II inches on Ma .ches
: 81. This building produces nov
rent of 1877 900 per annurn, and being
in the most iiourisling part IF the
city, opposite three banks, and in
tho nm.dinle nnghborhood Of the
ST. CHARLES aud the City Hotels.
Its rents will in very few years be-
increased 10 fifty thousand dollars oo ana
per a,num. Estimated at $7OO,0OO
Prize That ELEGANT four ro,y brick huiIt
Jug known as the cry HOTEL,
formerly Bishops Hotel, situated at
the corner Of Gimp and Cunnons,s
measuring l62 Ieet On toinmOn.s
and lag feet 10 inches on Camp a.
This building rents now for $25,O0O,
and being in the Genital part
Of the city, can shortly be increased
mum. Estimated at $4,000
Prizc-rhe three story brick dwelling >
house, No. 80 on Natchez street,
adjoining the Arcade, rented at ~ ,oooo
frse-TI'e thee story brick dwelling
house, No. 49, adjoining No. 20, on
Nate hez street, rented at twelve
hundred dollars. Estimated at 100000
] frizc-The three story brick dwelling
house, No, IS, adjoining Molly, on
Nntchezst. rented at twelve humid Ann nm
red dollars. Estimated ut $4,000
Prize The dwelling house No. % north
east of Basin aud Custom
house streets, measuring 40 feet
front On Basin street, Az feet front on
Franklin street. by 1917 feet depth on
Custum,nuse street rented at if.
teen hundred dollars. Estimated at $20,0Oe
Prine-jhe dwelling house No "a south
west corner Of Basin street, meas
uring 30 feet inches Basin ST.,
30 inches Franklin street,
by ~ feet i0l inches depth on Gus
hundred dollars. Es,imutcd ut $4,000
Prize--The two story brick dwelling house
No. 3]0 Royal street, between
Ursuline and Hospital streets, meas
uring 81 feet s inches on Royal 81,
by l27 feet ii inches in depth rent
ed at SlOlD per unEutn.
Estimated at $4,000
" 500 such, ''''' '''''" '"''' Ut $4,000
Prize-!OO shares Commercial Bank stock
500 each, s2O,oOO
Prizs-i50 shares Mechanics and Tra-
ders Bank stock, at Sl00 each, 5000
3 Prizes of 100 share s each, Cry Bank, }00OU
2 Prizes Of 50 Exchange, 10000
Prizes Of % GINS Light, 5000
Z PrZes OF Is Mechanics. and
TmI-rs 5000
90 Prizes Of 10 Louisiana Stata, 10000
10 Prizes II > GINS Light, 1900
900 Prizes Of Bunk of Orleans, 10000
10O Prizes Of i" Union Bank of
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NOR SALE-A very likely muatto girl, about 10
years of age. good cook, perfect washer and iron
er, good scamstrcss and sold without fault-ApEy tn
the Counting Room OF the True American
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FALL l. WINTER CLIO THING,

+. FREEMAN Il CO., No. ;, Magazine street.
y. are receiving their supplies of Fall and Winter
Clothing, and will continue receive shipments regll-
larlv through bout the Their beng
large will enable them 10 supply merchants from
the country the shortest notice. for sue wholesale
l. retail, accommodating terms.
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WILLIAM r. CARNES,

LOUISIANA WARE ROOM,
may IA No. 50, I'rESvIlLE-sr. New ORLEANS
HARDWARE PApEK-;,, rrums Hardware Pa.
1 per, IN store and for sule by
my IA J THA> Err & Go, "A P,'ydras st
ENLAG sTONES-GO0 yards tagging, landing from
Il ship st Lawrence, for sale by
may Is So p WHITNEY, 70 Camp st
RULWER'S RICHLIEU, tn. celebrated Play,
- cheap edition and assortment Of the most cee-
brated acting plays, EJDIlN'S n Co,
Jb Nv corner st Charles 4 Common SIS
lLUNTS LECTURES on the history OF Abraham
- aud Jacob, by the Rev. Henry Blunt, A. NJ.
thor OF Lectures the history of Jesus Christ and ST.
Paul
Just published select remains of the Rev William
Nevns, D.D. Of Baltimore with II n.tmoir Just re-
ceived und for sale by Alex TDWAR
is 40 Camp It
DDEFl\LD >UGAk-'rom the Orleans sugar lie
/ = tincry, constantly on hand, and for sne by
HEKAlOGENE, BROWN \ Co,
june % No Cont ST
DOKK-4Oo b,s and prime, at the insl'ec'i,nt
l. for sale by q. DORSEY,
29,h june A New lcvce
~ IIlSKEY-l5 trls landing from steam boa
june - & DORSEY, Al New Levec
NIANlILA liupE-5u0 coils, assorted sizes Manila
VI Rope; IS Manila Husrrs, assorted, from 10 TO
-. For sale by :. LOCKE Il Co.
May % FIsnt levee
"liISkEf-l0O barrels rec lifted whiskey in sto
w tor sale by G DORSEY,
J24 A NtwLcyre
9 PERM CANDLES 80 boxes sperm Candles, N
~ Bedford brand, for sale by l BRIDGE 4 Co
may2 I3l Magazine s
ECoSD CAp-Just received Two cases of blue
IL laid Record Cap both plain and ru.ed very fine
article suitable for nnIa'ics. tor sale by
DAVID FELT, N Stationers' Hail.
June IL n Ch;ulres S
(DORk.-65l bbls mess aud do prime, at the usprc-
L ion, for sale by
june n q DORSEY, A New levee.
VIDER VINtGAK-35l LlIS in store, for sale hy
~ J22 G DORSEY Il New evee
= EGAR TODACCO-20 boxes. For sale by
~ 4. TRIER,
nlay2 "a Gravier
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MODE or DRAWING.

1t shall he at the option of the winners of prizes
6ank stocks, either to take the stock itself the pal
value thereof in cash.
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DACON-6O.800l hs Cincinnati cured, consisting of
- hams, sides and shoulders. h the landing. per
Flat boat For sale by G DORSEY,
mav2a ~ New Levcs
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FURNITURE! FURNITURE!

UNN 2 I'VE! { . NN I 2 Il L!
TUSr received at the Louisiana Furniture Ware
d house, large supply tiom New York and l'os
on Persons in the Of furniture would do we'll
Ia cali and select their articles from one Of tn. best and
LARGEST stocks now in the city. W X CARNES.
Dis 81 Birnvilies
B-Parlicular attention paid to packing and ship
ing Furniture, freep OF expense. DIV
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JOHN V. CHlLDS,

ENGRAVER AND COPPEK-PLATE PRINTER
No. B, Camp SO.
WILL. engrve and print to order, bank rotes. irlls
w ofexchange, bills of ludiug, diplomas, m"rcan
lie and visiting cards. noariil, consular and ro;ng
house seals, door plates, silver ware, &c. always
hand assortment of silver plated and brass door
p 'teS.
Ps Cards printed from plates already engraved.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-08-01

n s'"nmhon viii be provided t" take to Fori,'"
driving.
Jacksonville, Fla. April, 1889. may
lNIJI,K-,6o0 h,l suncrfn, in fin. shining order
u, a., ,,,a ,,., 49,. =. .,.: II s New L. !*vss i.
L ARl)-lOOO kegs leut Lard IN store and for ssic
lolv II ~ Nc" lcvcr
- cured in store TO, sulcb> g. DORSEY,
."y :" 81, ,xn,vn w,pv. - ri.
No,n ia En,,nJ m .n,r;,. ,, IN , Iu "n
M"''''e" !" r"s'a"' of A'"''''" !" '"' 'o'n
TSSmi,h Comparative View of Ancient History.
Loudon't Enc opacda Of Gardening / ondon Edtion
shakespearc7 vols. royal 3d. splendid Boston Edition
EJollNSoN.
July 9th. Nv. Cor. OF It I ha'les ~ "nnson sts
NIISSIN1i Gcods.-l cask CulIcr,..-9 Boxes Bride
Dmnics g. Co. have never reached their destination
above. Any Inflammation ,c""ccr'"g these packages
will be thankfully received 10y ~
Il B!.ANtlfAKb.
?SSS 9; H. y '''' 99;fi y.
80; .7n,r1, ,,,n IA ,uo ,o,,,I. WL;,o saI Zoi
ar1e in unetng.s If f,pm IS to 500 pounns each
now !a"ds"g from Org Daniel Nilhy and for sale by the
JARVIS Il ANDREWS.
july ''" o'"'' "''''''''"a o.
III" ';S n MrI"s' :" "a s We. 1f sa.soy
W. T
IL G. DORSEY,
July IL ANEW Levee
nvCSS rrt,E-9, h,,f IJs "a, the ;nsnec,;on in
VI go, c..n,, L,, (: nDESE\
,nIo a1 Nov eve,
'
,,,,,,,.r :, ,Dn ,oo , Im, Sro IL n,,,o
RNi IN ~ 'L h'a NJ '''u '~'' w ''P''
nor "'s"f" ou:, ~: m n' "a 4, Maui os
"'' -
,.,,,DE. -,J ,,,j 1I..s SiIDN- IASES E,r
~ 81 ' ' 10 II Cam :,
"o! - .--- r--- ----- 49,
tckN ?Noo"|-io" 90" I y, s";r' '' s''" ny
" ju"s IL l'oN>tf' 4 view Levee'
OFFICE OF THE FikEMENS ms. Co..
Of New Orleans /
vuyHE Stockholders m, hereby no,il d that the ninth
ins,a'e on , ,1s, suck Is que S"I S!'," ""
var ".n ~ august ''''' az '"' r. ' i nh A"'y S.nw
1uy III - 49, - : 80 go. - ~ ;.
Is sale bv G DORSEY,
Jl8 A New Levee
-,
EOS 80 br rh., nun o"''e's q b@,KSEV
80. '' an''Os 4ISew Ievee
m-o 49, ,--
tA'Hi1A ,ou q" nI f,'VEp VIZ r, povdros ST.
10y ,-.' z;.as i
Ar AM "a moH w. 'oo III TIAVEI, a. Co.
t,,r I.. wi '"1 " "A Pa, drus street
= - -
IL rels and temg'hns, Tor sale hy ,,>1,,r,
hnNNAhEi,
may ID .'' >'''"'" ~ ''"Al'''''''
----------- ,,,DnDc ON cIIE
W'kho YIN oiEn' H..
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Orders for the above Lottery will be received at the
office under the V-rnnlni corner Of St Charles and
Common Streets and ut No. loi t.artrrs street, New
prloans, aud promptly forwarded. Orders from the
r"nntrv. post paid, containing ru,iIances for tn" num-
Ter OF tickets required addressed to
SCHMIDT Il HAMILTON, New Orleans.
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MODE or DRAWING.
100 900 tickets, from to 00,no0, will he put in one
wheel, and 'On priz's with the blanks in another To
every uauihcr prize or bunk will he drawn. until all
the prizes determined, leaving the balance Of
terl in she wheei-blaukH,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-08-01

4 INEN SHIRTS Gloves, Il Superintendent re
| 4 ceve by late arrivals, assortment of SHIFTS
cravats summer stocks gloves, and suspenders, ut the
Bnzaar corner of St. Charles and Common streets
all BUSH ~ Ai.l.AN.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-08-01

DORk-30D bbls. mess and prime, Mt the Inspection,
/ for sale py G DORSEY,
June 10 "A New I.cvec
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COLTS PATENT REPEATING FIRE ARMS.
'INlIE Public respectfully informed that the above
l. articles can be and are for sule al GOSSIP l.
Co. Exchange Hotel, st Charles ST. mar If
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'INO EENT-rl.e Store No. Bank Place. Apply
J. to ADAMS Il WllIrAL!.,
;,,l, (,royia u
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Bank Of orleans, July l3M 1889.
James i. tlnln esq, the 18th inst unanimous
v elected Cashier Of this institution vice J. Z. NcSbe
esq. resigned. II HODGE, if.
" 4ulh 81. PRESIDENT
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-08-01

E0EESII BUTTER-9 kegs, landing lr"L1 steam
l. bout Rrnzu, for sale by A IklER,
70
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-08-01

LASS Landing-Specio jars, walls, packing
U bottles, tincture Jars, hundred and ten
of every description 500 boxes for windows.
for sale by IL BONNABEL,
;,,l,, N,tc ,plT Fol, an, Of
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'hct--Tbat they re the most cilcclual
PURIFIERS OF THE MOOD.
RENOVATION or TILE SYSTEM

Ever discovered,
AL0, constitutional Diseases, produced by mercury, y,
the numerals, the consequence of syphilis. lue, vcnera
&c&c.
Its fnctThat single instance have they hecl
knn" to he used, hpt they did produce good effect
curing thousands Of whom before consider ed
iahc.
inclat BOX of Sursapdria pills aud bottle
of the Compound syrup all sufficient
any Of the uluvc diseases.
/, inctSould be observed that the only place they
obtained genuine n Orleans, Cusomhnuse street
bupri 81. No. sc.
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RRDiANS &C-20 cases, consisting of mems calf,
- morucc", aud kiup broguns, boys, youths and
chilren's broguns mems slippers, &c landing from
ship Naraganseit, for sale by
ul3 BRIDGE Il Co, 1874 Magazine st
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-04-18

been frequent tumults at the pols-riot and
bioodshed. That on at least four occasions
yesterday, persons were attacked by mob
Of rlotous people, and wese greatly bruised
and injured, and that these four persons
were avowed or understood TO be Wings
That one Of these persons was Jordan
Mott, Esq. an aged and respectable citizen,
who while conversing in the Hall was seiz-
ed and struck, and was rescued by his son
and brought into the Inspectors room.
Then follows the particulars Of eight
bruta. assaults made by the loco iOcos up
on the Whigs--al this occurred on We'd
nesday, On Thursday the Wing ticket
box was kicked over, and there we're some
slight symptoms of Il row once Or twice,
but they were promptly checked. The in
spectors gave notice ihat if there was any
disturbance, they should at once close the
poll, and refuse 10 take any more votes.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-04-18
AsinaaiaaIStrat9r's Sale.


FHNO be sold at public vendue, on Monday, the
"a 18th, day of May next. at / o'clock A. NJ
Cat the hotel of Henry Johnson, in Augusta in the
County of Kennebec) ali the right, title and interest
that John Pitts, late Of Belgrade. in snid County,
had, at the time of his decease in s. to the following
described Real Estate: namely
In RICHMOND, West half of West halfofNo. Q.
Range on FIVE mile lot No. 8, on Rookwood's
plan (about so acres) west Of B Reed Jr and
all said Pitts ght in and 10 che Landing" SO
called.
West bali ofNo . r. en- said pan-ioo acrs5s
more or less.
South half of No r. /. On Titcomb's plan, of
sad mile Tot No. s.; Bounded Easterly by the
Rve--road and westerly by land OF S. f. BLAIR,
containing 81 acres more or less
OF No. Z. on Ncleckn e's plan Of great lots
IL s. H. containing SO acres more or less
All land on the astery end of said lots 3 and
IA not laid down on McKecknio's plan, IN
Richmond
An the land on the westerly end of said great
lots 8 and Is lin Haics) not laid down on
McHec'ne g plan.
Also nil land on Cobbesse Comic Pond, between
high and low water mark-not heretofore sold.
Also loi Of land in fatrickrown- containing l73
OF less adjoining the Easterly line Of
the Plymouth Company Patent and for which
said Pitts recovered judgment for possession
against James Mar in c.. C. p. Aug Il. 1924
Also the lot of land il Bowdoinham mortqared
BY WIN Sanford to John Pitts, as per Deed re-
corded Book p. 4i2-(on the Kennebec
River) being I2 undivided of so acres more
or less.
VIM 6. BRIDGE, Administrator.
March 10, 1889. 8w /
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PORT OF BATH.
~ tAIAI ~.

.6pri lllh-brig Fox, Coombs, Point Petre,
(Guad March 18th Left ship VIM Penn, Pullen,
of Baltimore, for St. Thomas, in 3 days; brgs Gin
ton, Cole, for Bangor. in 20 prnlap, Gordan, Of
Portland for Boston, loading Freghter, Blanchard
of do loading Betsoy, Coon.bs of Boston, for St.
Thomas in 2 days schr Joseph Warren, Crosby.
of Elizabeth City disg I'd inst lat &c 20 N. lon II
80, w. spoke schr Eunice, of and from Portland,
steering South. Same day lat 81 lon II 80, passed
quantity of white pine lumber-picted up one
board about rs thick, marked the opposite end
from The butt XI.
Also ar schrs Leo. Rogers Milo, Nickerson !;
Eliza s. Nancy, Kelley Elizabeth, Rogers Lucy
Amer, Baker; Relief, Nickerson, and Victory,
Harding, all from Denis.
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PHILADELPHIA MONTHLY
Report OF Hadies' Fashions.
Tar 0er annl,l)1.

rENHEsE Fashions arc arranged by ono Of cur
II most celebrated Aodstes, aud are Beantiflillt
CCiorcd and subscribers may rely on Their CORRECT
ness. fley will be furnished monthly To persons
who may wish lhe fnshions only without is read.
ing portion OF the iady Boollat tie ahovo very
low pricecareiillly packed and sent by ma to any
direction. CASH + course in advance ,fost9ae pad
Any postage that las 70 be paid b. tie Publisher
will be charged e the subscri',"r.
Address LOUi5A. CODY.
81 Chcs,.ui ST. Pl.iladelpi5a
The Spria, Fashions. accompanied ais9 yift =
pattern al Window Curtain. are row rea3Y i0r
delivery, atiaelye and half cenls per single eopy
GEF.TB.EH5EE'S FASHIONS.
1T Tea DoHars per a1...,..s,
VIII, shar'lv he common c,d ;'usiraf4d By two
or moro splendiey Galorod figures, with direriions
NJ Snlscriplons orders for t,.o .bo.e reeeived
II this Ofiee. 2
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NEW YORK ELECTION.

beautiful Specimen Of .Het1 / orG Loco
Fotoism. The Loco Focos are resortng
to the many tricks 40 common with the par
~ to wrcst this city from the Wigs
Blood hss been split, the inspectors insulted,
and life endangered We quote from the
New York Express of Thursday.
Horrible S.ats Of thiags IN Tie t~c!a'h
Ward. Yesterday was horrible day in
the 18th Ward. We had practical Loco
Focoism of the most dep!orable kind--to
which we invoke the devoted attention Of
the public On Tuesday, when the polls
closed, it. was ascertained that the Wings
had at least an equal number Of the votes,
or itinay be, even so or 60 ahead, On
Wednesday, the poll was held at YorkyIlle,
about half past ten O'Clock, scene of saw
age excuses commenced, unequalled. and
unheard Of in this city, which alarmed the
bravest men in the Ward, and absolutely
deferred the Rrmes, OF the Wing party from
exercising their right Of suffrage. A gang
of deml-savagcs from the Water-W orks
surrounded the poll, and kept possession all
day, attempting to prevent any person vot-
ing whom they even suspected Of being ii
Wing, or from approaching the polls to ex-
ercise his right. Several peaceaGle and
nnofending persons attending the polls,
and some who had charge of the tickets.
were bru.aly attacked, beaten, dishgured
and sent into the Inspectors room covered
with blood and wounds The Inspectors
themselves were apprehensive of their own
safety--and if ian deposited a Wing
vote, it was at the very peril Of his life.
The Express adds that these horrible out
Yares were committed by unnaturalized
,Irishmen, even upon their own countrymen
too! Some of them were Water Works
men, and more we're announced as coming
from the Water Works, with drum and
fife. A great many Lrishmen in the Eth
Ward voted the Wing Ticket, and the I'M
naturalized Irishmen who voted the Loco
Foco Ticket, were so outrageous when
they were challenged, that they wished to
murder all Wings who insist upoR their
taking the oath. A young Wing on We'd
nesday, had the nerve to challenge 81 per-
sons attempting to vote, and only five of
them would take the oatlil They immedi-
ately, however, sought the life of this
young man, and he preserved himself by
flight Such state of things in a civil
lied land is indeed horrible. Things had
come to such pass, that the Military we're
called for by both the Wings and the Tam
many Inspectors.
The following paragraph is from the adj
dress Of two OF the Inspectors to the May
or -
We the Undersigned two of the Inspect
ors of the election OF the Twelfth Ward,
hereby declare that during the two past
days Of the present election there have
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ASSESSORS NOTICE.

- ~ - a. - ~ ~ i ~ IN - : ~ E-<'
9E7HE Assessors Of tho town Of Bath hereby
a give notice to the inhabitants aud all Other
persons liable to pay taxes in said town, that they
will be in session 1t the Counting Room of 3. C..
Bailey Gil 'fanan's wharf from 3 o'clock to IL a..
Nj AID from 9 TO o'clock r. NJ. on the 1st, Cd,
and Sd DAYS Of May next and no longer, to receive
true and perfect Isis coniornabo 10 law--oi their
pus and OF all their estates both real and person.
n, neujng proprietary estates and estates in trust
which they Respectively owned or were possessed
Of on the first day OF May 1899.
The following schedule may serve as form.
Number Of Polls Of q years and upwards,
Descriptions and just vaIuo of real estate either
in their own right or the right Of Others imp owed
or not improved
Descriptions and amount of personal estates in
trust or Otherwise, intending all monies at interest
more than they pay interest for and all other debts
due to them more iaan they are Indebted for mon.
les OF nil Kinds on hand public sec urilics of all
sorts, all Bank stock, and shares or property in any
Incorporated company for BIRD &c, turnpike road
or canal, or shares in any other Incorporated COM
pany. possessing ,asu5iv prepert-, assembling Ia iha
lust value thereof
Amount Of ali goods, wares and merchandise or
any oicr sfock in trade, lucilding stock employ
in manufacturers,
Vessels OF all kinds at h0 re or abroad, with al!
their carEuea, stores and appuricnances.
All p'eGsure carriages, horses and mules, and
neat cattle of one year old and upwards.
The aa,oant Of income from apy profession. en-.
r'oy,nont mr. h. .ry annnitv ar losnry--or othn-
s,,i,ce or cairad nv trudir3 at sea or land and nh
or}cr nroner exrenfinr such as il cxennte6 hv nIy
IN assessors also ,iyo nn+irc thai ubon he gs.
sess,ocn8s afg cor1ni.icd. 1he fax list VIII b. gi,,pn
to the Town clor. afL ,Aat t}ey eh9ll mo-, be IN
session tahear he complaints Of these WHO may
cnnsi.ar .Grnsa,vss oy,. toynd and M rn, hoe ),
RON IA ,sefta an abatement czean,ny fInso bo
NV, IN their isis pndcr oat, or ven, ssariI,,
n.cvonled from 80 doing os cooiemnIated NV ls,g
An pvtrq.I Torn which ,hny srbioin.
Tbsrqf,re those nersops win s,,a heroter,o cor.
s;dc-ed themselves orerlaxed ere parliruIarly re-.
oTosted =, t,l;. I,nra a, Il bnrd in tl,sir l,s,
I;,,, r., law ,Lst ,Is;, t,v,s ,,n,, Lo r;,,,.i ~
.r,;cI and ib .ya io 80 -.
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Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-04-18

LADy's Book The April number Of
this work, is received. 1t contains the
Spring Fashions, and Pattern ola Window
Curtain, engraved on steel, and colored,
with description Three Patterns Of En-
broideyy The Farmers Return, by L.
A. Wilmer, illus,,a ted by fine steel En-
craving; two pages of Music, and several
siighly interesting stories. This is said to
be the best number ever issued, in point of
Literary merit.
Terms, $500 III adyance-T. Eaton
Esq. Agent.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-04-18
loco FOCoIsM IN NEW YORK.


The following extracts from the Ne"
York papers, will giye our readers some
faint idea of Loco Focoi,m, as it exists IN
that city. 1t should be remembered tha'
the Same occurrences are witnessed in al
most every place, throughout the land
where the unhalIowed sway Of the Office
holders is in the slightest degree resisted
Enlightened public opinion, presents no bar
rier where the magic power se!f-oggrdndise-
ment, is the only principle at stake, The
rise and progress of loco focoisn,, in ,his
nation, has clearly shown, that It's adler
ents, are governed by no higher motives
It is alarming 10 think GIVE shudder, as
we read
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-04-18

THE Boston .49Ucriiser has been enlarged,
and is now the largest daily newspaper
sriotsd in Boston. An Increase of patron
age, ha. led the proprieiors to increase the
ave of their sheet
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-04-18

Launch. The U. S. sIoop of war De-
cature, of sixteen guns, was launched IN
fine style at the Navy Yard, Brooklyn, on
Wednesday evening, at D O'Clock. She
glded gracefully into her destined element,
and was greeted with three cheers from ,he
crew Of the friga,e Hudson, and Hail
Columbia from her band.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-04-18

TIE Eqstfra JNaib r3Gge, was upset,
SAYS the Dover Inquirer, near Ipswich,
Mass, ON Wednesday evening, Sd inst
We regret to learn that John G. Perkins,
ESQ. of i<cnnehuokport, who was one of
tie passengers, was seriously injured, haY-
ing thrce Of bis ribs broken.