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Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-02-21
DR.. PAYNE,

ENTENDs to locate himself, permanently at
a Bath as Practitioner of Medicine and Surgery
He, therefore, offers his professional services 10
those VINO require medical aid, and feel disposed 10
favour him with their confidence and hopes, by IN
rcmtting attention to the various branches OF inc
medical profession, and to the diseased who may
chance to come under his care, to merit share ot
patronage.
Room, for the present at Mr. Johu Donneii's on
the Point.
Reierenccs-JAMrs McKEEN NJ d. Topshani,
Professor Theory Il Practise OF Med
cinc, Medical Jurisprudence, &c. III
tie Maine Med School.
JosEPm ROXY NJ. D. Boston
Professor of Anatomy and Surgery IN
the Maine Med. School.
NlosEs SHAW NJ. D. Wscasset.
Bath Nov 18th. II 'ja
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SHIP CHAM L + Il Y.

a GENERAL Assortment constantly on lrnA
IA aud for sale by ZINA HYDE g Co, Front
street. Bath; including CCRh8GE, Manila and
Tarrcd, fre;n The manufactures Of Plymouth, Mar
bchcad and Boston, by The gang or retail.
Sail Cloth, Duck and Irvine of most descriptions.
ANCHORS oful sizes, warranted.
Cii4LyY CABLES, Sheets and Ties OF Foston
manufacture from English refined iron, and war
rancd for TWO years; also, English Chains. Polt &
Sheet Copper. ComFositien Spikes aad Nails, with
Other Castings of all descriptions.
WndiSss Nechs and CdpSfGn SpindleS.
ZINC SIE.4THi.NG NAILS, new and appro-
priate article
.MqK4L STORES, Paints, Oils and Glass.
Troy Pressed Spikes, from three TO ten inch.
Ship Blocks and Pumps.
NAUTICAL INSTRUMENTS, Books and
Charts.
Many oftho above articles, can on suitable notice
be delivered TO the purchaser at lis place of bust
ness, direct from the mandatory free of expense
to him, and at the manufactors lowest prices
Bath Jan, 80, 1888, 1yT
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-02-21
va 4 LES
MILES,
Compou nd EXTRACT Of TCMA TO
a GuhsLii,te [al, CnLoanol

~ y" Stto"ttt'
TEyHIS is the article which has become so popu-
q lar, and Of which much has been wiitlcn
and spoken in concentration of, in tie " eslern and
Southern cities Of the United States.
This is a season when torpid state OF the liver
and portal circle prevails when bile accunulatcs
and becomes redundant, laying the foundation TO
those infamatory and bilious fevers, which, in
the latter part Of summer and in autumn arc so
prevalent Ii is not recommended to take nedi-
cine when in health; bat lei none mistake. The
murklsh bitter taste and husky throat in the NOR
ming, the coated tongue, the morning headache
drowsincss and thirst, DO not bespeak health, bul
on the contrary tell ola quick coming fever unless
the foundation is removed. And now willie il is
not recommended 10 dispense with the services Of
the scientific physician active diseases it is ad.
visabIe TO preclude The need of such service by
timely resort 10 some safe al d efficient cuihartic
medicine. A medicine Safe and efficient will be
und in the
Miles Compound Ertract Of Tomato.
1t is administered in all cases, where it is noccs-
airy to cleanse the stomach and bowels II removes
obstruction, and eXccs quick and healthy uctinn
of the liver and other gadular yiscera of the al-
domen. Being diiiusblc in its operations it pre-
duces free circulation in the vessels on The sur
face ofthe body. accompanied by gentle perspira
ton. 1t does not exhaust like drastic purgcs; sill
It's action is more universal and may be Often re-
peatcd, not merely with safety but with gr, at ben
eft.
N. i. lie component parts TO this medicine fur
nishod to Physicians who may wish to use il.
For sale in Bath, on Font Street by
J. WILKINSON.
Bath, July &c, 1889 II
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-02-21
HEWES & KITRIGES,

Original Linimem or Plain Eatract.
WS a superior preparation for the of Rheu-
IL matsm, sprains, Gout, Sweiled and joints
contraction Of the cords, &c See certificates
on directions. Also number of references can
be given by the proprietor of lis asst onshng efficacy
none genuine unless signed by the proprietor
For Sale in Bath bv J. Wilkinson; in Gardiner
by Charles Tarbe; in Ilallowell by T. Scainmon; ;
in augusta by J. Z. Ladd; in Bangor by G. w.
Holden, and Hhuor & Guild; and by most Of the
Wholesale Druggists in Eoston.
Nov. |, 1888 lyr2i
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NEW GOODS.

EA. MARSTON has just received new assert
~ men Dry Goods and Groceries consisting
of Satlnetts Cassimers, Prints, Bed licking. LAKE.
and cotton Flannel, Sheeting and Shtings.
--ALSO:--
Boxes of Oranges, bis of Flour
Boxes Cegars ALI the above Articles TO be sold
cheap for cash.
Jan. l6. ZAP.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-02-21
RENO WEE!

ENHE subscriber having removed to the store
81 lately occupied by James Farrin, one door
south of A. R. Mitchells, would inform bis friends
and the public that he has for sale prime assort-
ment of Harnesses, made by first rate workman.
Also, Saddles, Brides, Trunks, Buffalo Robes, Boots
q Shoes, Seal Skin Caps, Knives, Knie sheahs,
Murrays superior Friction Matches, &c. &c.
The above sold cheap for cash.
Gy7Collars made TO order, and warranted not to
gall Repairing work done with despatch.
VIM. GARDINER.
y. Boots and Shoes manufactured or repaired
to order, at short notice. and in the best manner,
above. W. G..
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TO LET

9Th He Brick Store or Front Street, lately occu-
~ pied by Samuel Mcclellan. Said store, is very
convenient, with good cellar.
ALSO-two Tenements conveniently locatcd-
on g on Summer Street, and one on High Street.
Apply to JAMES McLELLA a -
Bath Jan. ]6, 1889 "w 4-
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-02-21

TIE last this valuable Basnm has
most of the principal the Northern States and by the per
sraon Of those that have tested its efficacy the Proprietor has made
arrangements TO furnish the druggist o this place. that all may avail
themselves Of this remedy before the disease seated that
medicine obstinate truly
deru and the following individuals voluntarily give their
the number who proved efficacy From the know
ledge OF the materials and the favorable effect patients
where have prescribed the above Basam recommend tot
vauatle medicine what il recommended. Calvin Ellis M
~ Albert Williams NJ D. members OF the Massachusetts, Medical
hoey Also certificates the direction, what astonishing
cures Il has effected for Webster Boston, Horace Call Brisol
Me rhos Haskns Boston, Esh Horton firm Of Baker Hr
,9n boston David Woodbury. clerk of Josiah Seadman Mss L.
Thousands could named, where
ko"n AS security against counerfeits each direction will be-
sgned y the Proprietor NJ N Gardner, Projectors residence
o washington Street. Boston, where all be addressed
Also observe on the bottle impressed in the glass; the Mrs NJ
N 6ardner's Indian Basam Of Liverwort
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-02-21

For Sale in Bath by ]. Wilkinson; in Gardiner
by Charles Tarbell; in Hallowell by F. Scammon;
in augusta by ]. E. Laid; in Bangor by G.. w.
Holden, and Whittier & Guild; and by most of the
wholesale druggists in Boston.
Nov ], 1888, Tyr 81.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-02-21
7.Anderson's EabOr-saUinag soap

YfUST received per Sch. Comet fresh Supply
O-7 cents per pound by the box, or cents by
The single pound.
Cleans without rubbing or pounding,
Full direction Printed accompanying the Soap
For sale by Z. LEAVI1T Jr.
Feb. Z 1889. If Hoy. 45 p.n.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-02-21

tive public
Among other advantages, it is situated in the
centre, and business part ofthe town. in the i'm
mediate vicinity of the principal wharves, steam
boat landings, Post Office, Custom House &c. In
point Of location, capacity and arrangement, it is
not only calculated for of business generally,
but is well adapted to the wants Of gentlemen W
families visiting for pleasure.
The Charges will be low as at any house
similar kind in this section of the country.
N. b. The establishment is furnished with AGA
pacious and comfortable stable, hch will con-
stantIy attended by the most faithful Ost'ers. Car
riages and horses will be kept to let.
Bath Nov. 1888. tf32
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-02-21
NEW DOCTRINE.

Ia e. w HGSDS L Ed IS ELs
wv L will consider the brain and spinal marrow
w the gaIyanic battery, and the nerves It's
the conductors Of the galVanic (nervous) Huid III
which originate all our motions. pleasures. pa :.
feelings affections, thoughts and sentiments: and
yet as .he nerves form part oiour system, their
healthy action depends upon the blood. If tie
blood he yitiated, the nervous fluid made from the
blood must be the same, and yitlated nervous fluid
cflnno produce healthy proper motion, thoughts
feeling OF sentiments, that quurres, murders sur
cidos, and every kind If crime cruelty, may lie
icgitinatelN traced TO tad or cCTrHpt St0te Of tie
L00d.
From an unpublished work of DR. Brandfelll
TWENTY-FIVE FACTS.
lst All animal l0dicS originate irnn iluld.
I'd. BY the circulation ola fluid, aninlal bodies
are formed, increased and supported
81. This life giving circulating fluid IS tie
BLOOD.
4tl,. An ordinary man contains shout three and
hafgaIions, or twenty eight pounds OF blood.
5ih 4hout two ounces of blood are propelled
by the heart Al each contraction.
9Th. Tho heart contracts seventy times per MIN
ute Therefore all the blood in the body passes
through the heart in three minutes.
7.h. The body is constantly subject TO two dis
tinct processes, viz discomposion and reorgan-
zaon.
8th. Reorganization is not affected by the blood,
which flowing from the heart through the arteries,
supplies The vast of the :, stem, by restoring t.e
cayrd paris
oh. The blood in its return to 1le hcari through
the veins, brings with ittIose particles y hich lave
become delcterous through dccomposinn-
l0lh. The mere fuid these dclalerious rafi
clcs pass from tie body through o. a skin III the
Shape of perspirati"n hat the crosse humors a.e
discharged through cXcrctories into the bowels
llth. want Of proper action in these natural
drains is tie primary cause Of all discase.
18Th, The natural outlets hrDn chased tIC de-
caycd PARTICLES or morbid hnnors must either be
retained in the blood, or laid down somcW cfo
within the body.
18th The parl;eularkind ofdiscasc which ,hall
cnsuc depends altogether par wherein Ties.
morbid humors may finally be lodged.
l1lh. The same Irumor, which Wien lodged in
the liver, bilious cumplaints wGnld. ii lode
ed in tie lungs cause ronsnmptiou; or If in tie
membranes and muscles, ri eunlafi=ni. ! e.
18Th. All those dcraugen cnls "fthr system,
which i've the name al sepalate diseases, are IN
fact, only so many different modtoatitls o. enc ci-
feet resulting flon one cause.
10th TIE cauae is TIE lhPttIGY or
THE BLOOD.
18th. All effects cease whcntic cali.c isIc, ay-
ed therefore purify TIE blood, and disease Ut
VANISH.
18Th. There is eiieclnal method Of purify ~
the blood. except BY ,ltc III g't be So.
18Th. Ills vegetable rfys'c ms l." Of srei II
na,tue that it ma, b. taken Tor any ergth q liac
without injury 10 The d:gcsli>c organs.
20ih. tie osIY MEDICINE EY Wy 10 possess
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-02-21

.4ugusta-WiIliaa' Caldwell
E. Thomaston-John Spoilord
Thomas ton-John NJ. Gates
Observation-Disclosures Walker
Haldoboro-G. W. Nichols
Edmund Dana
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-02-21
THE BEST MEDICINE FOR COUGHS AND COLDS

III iest ine0 lClne tc.
Coughs, Coils, and ali
Lung comp aints, Hoop
ing Coug' Splitting Of
Blood Pain IN the Side,
Liver Complaint, and
affections OF the breast,
is Mrs. NJ n. GARD.
NER'S INDIAN BAL.
SAM OF LIVER
WORT, containing the
strength Of many roots
and herbs. Among the
number are Liverwort,
Eiecsinpane, Bonesci,
Asciepjas tuberosa, Ice.
land Moss, ;squills, Hyg-
sop, Ruta grayeolens ;
also many other berhs
not TO be procured in this
part of the globe. For
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-02-21
The art of Healing had its origin an the
hoods, and the forest is still the best
Medical School,.
The IN DEAN PsgrgatiVe
PILLS,
OR
UNIVERSAL vi EDlClNE
Orfbo N,o.Jb 1,,o,;co, GoJpGe Of HenIfb

Ofthe NORTH American College Of Health,
Established at Washington d. c. Jan 9Th lo3e.
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REMOVAL.
Dissolution OF eIOf1M1'tfseTsksiV.

NMHE COMPREHENSIVE heretofore existing
under the firm of Daniel Marston Jr. & Co. is
this day dissolved by mutual consent; and all per-
sons having accounts with said firm, are requested
20 call on JOHNSON RIDEouT who is duly authorised
for adjustment of the same. ....
JOHNSON RIDEOUT
DANL MARSTON Ir.
Bath Dec. Is, 1888. # 80
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-02-21
ELLIOT HOUSE.

~. THIS HOUSE has been recently
= 4 g.3fTTf.4 built and furnished al much ca
FfF ~ HI E pense; land is every way calculaftd
es:E-ssasssz< to supply the wants Of the locomo-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-04-26
HENRICO Rrpubiiean COrrrspDnGino Committee

HE.NRICO Republican Corresponding Committee.
A meeting OF the Committee will AXE place the
lst Saturday o; May at the Courthouse Tavern, IL
o'clock. The following are the members OF the Com
mee:
Judge V. Daniel, Capt Thomas West, Captain
WIN jefies, Philip Mayo Miles h. Gardner, Elder
p Courtney, Elder Joseph Siake, John Stagg, Samuel
Cott-e Major &. R. Barker, Henry L. Carter, Capt.
Sam'i T. Williamson, Rober, Craddock, Robt. A. Mayo,
Robert Courtney Rober, Prddy John w FOSSIL, Mat
thew EnToughiy. Thomas Blake Fleming Paman John
Chamberayne, John Ii. Jennings, Richard Smoo Jas.
Gordon, Thomas Alley, Edmond w. Alley, Capt John
Echo, Smith b. New, J. ?. Camden, Christian Allen,
William Is Li?sccmb, John Garter, Nathaniel Black
burn Absslom Blackburn. Col John o Mosby John
O. George, Richard }. Whitlock, John Watkins, John
Bracket. Richard Rajnes. Matthew HUDSON, William
Barker John New Col Boiling Stake, Charles Co,tri.
Daniel Matthew'S Armisiead Allen, Charles Clarke, j..
S. Ryd.!, ALFRED Winston, john A. Sheppard John
Harlow. JOS. Holman. John Holman. James . Brian,
Robert Saith. Albert Smith, Colonel &. w. Gooch, W.
Leak, Samuel Grafton, Elijah Avis.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-04-26
IN SENATE-.irgiL 10Th, 1859

On motion of MIR PATTEsoS, the following resolution
was unanimously adopted
Essored That the Senate tender 10 Stafard IT, Parker,
ESQ their thanks for the Observation-Disclosures ability, in.
paraity and cour.eousEess, with which he has presided
over the dsbe OF the Senate during ihe session
now about 10 close.
On the adjournment OF the Senate The SPEAKER de-
livered the following raedc,ory:
GEN-LEMES-l return you my sincere .hanks l"r The
very kind and fatterng notice, which you have been
pleased 10 take of The manner in which have dscharg
ed the arGuous duties Of The Chair during the session
which has Jus, terminated am aware that no personal
merit of nine, bu; he suggestions of your own many
benevolence have prompted the compliment Jus' paid
10 my official conduct. The political ties which have
long united together have Just been severed ny Tue
last order entered the Journal! The days of my Ic
rislarp existence are in all probability numbered Tor
ever that connection is dissolved, which has long been
10 me source of much qualification and delight
1t has been my singular good fortune, as We presio
ing officer Of the Senate TO have received Tor i"u Sue
cessye years its undivided confidence and support
Ands! storms OF political conflict, and during period
OF unexampIed political excitement, you have cordially
sus aimed For such uneGnVocGl MANIFESTATIONS OF
generosity and kindness tender 10 you my sincere ac
know edCments. With grateful heart, shall ever
cherish for you gentlemen. The sentiments OF sincere
and lasting friendship. Whether in prosperity or aoTef
sy shall often reflect With pride and pleasure on Inc
many ha,py hours we spent together IN social and
swcc, converse II has been often said, that as We at-
vance in years OUT social feelings become dui and tor
pid that losing the elasticity and ardour OF youth our
actions are Influenced by the principles OF colo se!h n
ness take this occasion 10 pronounce the sentiment
libel on your characters AS for myself can cay
whou, the exoggealon Of language, .ha, my feelings
Of attachment towards you, ares strong and as ard
as those Of my boyhood.
Genllemen-You are doubtless impatien; 10 repa't TO
your homes and :es!des 10 be greeted with The Smiles
Of your wives children and friends Your ancipa!nns
of bliss are inc xpressiby delightful hope they vi" De
soon realized BY speedy and safe return TO your
i've places of sbode Some OF you have announced your
determination to quit The turmos of politics, TO retire
into the shades of private life. there to enjoy the terdr
endearnen.s Of the domestic circle Whether y"' shai
hereafter occupy public private station, sincerely
hope that you may long live 10 render mPorsn! service
10 your country and that the remainder Of your days
NAV be spent amidst scenes Of undsturbed eposs pros
peri,v and happiness. Gentlemen, brothers, now oo
YOU ali heartfelt, fond adleu.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-04-26
FOR THE ESQUIREN
To ~. 2. YEN3BLE, Esq.

Sir. personal and political friend respectfully re-
guests your foil and open reply 10 the following queries
Will you, it reelected - your recent sstion voe
for Seuator who is knopn Be friend OF the al
minisira'ion?
Q will You support Mr. Van Buren,. in the next Pre-
s;dsntial election against the Candidate Of TIE Wing
partys an,
;nnerfinent motive The proponeni earnestly desires
nopr .necess at The mex, eeconprovided your replies
be Affirmative. Such, be believes they will be: and h.
.ee object ia addressing you ,ba, your former con,
tuen,s may be ncqusatd With your design to yield ,e
,e u.ss,;n, r. members of that party, On our las
coaT, dsy@A ruuor Of such promise has already gone
abroad and il positively ccnradictfd y many smonl
=. Would no. be we'll then gvs publicly your OWE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-04-26

AND FOR sALE-I offer Tor s-Ie zy Ind. ii,.,s ami
$50 cleared, which We'll e!Grer
other and the whole IT. high state o. Improvements f"n
3ot ons OF plaster ha's per ior t'ef1 !S-
end wilE bcncEcIoI lsId virginia. with
about @ first tUrcrU !arh 10 cIs', IT,
5erci, 60 OF 81 Of we well eoco.d a@j s vel! l
good roch !ocnda'ron IL TO =. aches Ugh, VII"
good -Gc- here 10 ai.d apple e
fist upriCs Others .EJ hind,
4 bca: "Td as peach t'et G Tie oe An! TIC tud
nss .'ceefs houses al with good brk Chin
ali Guii. old G""ln. losses, each with Two
charcys large barns, 20 feet Tor. each, win excel
ent eatn: O'', a" oa"h srtled al s"sa, either OF he1
to stock vIrny-:o Of
the baGs eAccira new iraiEs hGcsIne no power, Sc
complete attached Near two mites OF bland -iehr@-"e
has 'h roi sav
wet for or wheat aud that IN
"r! excellent -PfEG- H. 10 the tobacco
more Desirable. Ana ,t,t rcon e the land rc9ulrir- sz-,cyc
susceptible v rapid aud high
iaGd 'Snr, snd the "h" based on '"'
o. a. pure, ,sII'I' ca 's ca; s -. . &C.
the eiai would also set ilousr and La Lb"fy
about 100 wards from the Coushoue ~ corner lot, hvt
Tags are h0u., mainly hos about 90 y ~ Ieet ''o
nc. high with basement story, ample cc'iais, Wig &C., e"E
room. story and
fire PLACES "icc, good with E:c.pac,
kitchen, smoke house, and cIt:ra:c ous" coacfh stale
house &C. good 4 he "oc will b. sold l' II
prices and t:m,. Likely !oans slaves take" ~
pa't, require! early ssr. Elected. Liberty the Of
justice Of large, pooou' SnI wealthy county situated e"
grcGI turnpike lyachlur- Salem acd hc Sulphur
Sp8ss. nr. from former ~ ,sils
Female AcaGcm! !n the fall tide Of susccsiI! Np"'rCn n"c'
The suTcru;erracc OF Rev Sicaoas Il: & ~ aEd
excellent Male School Of Which Rev J. Z. Hammer j. 'rocp'L-
The society and vicinity unsurpassed ih section OF
VEsGia-hree birck chuch. and -'nrf- a'=e
Agricultural Socic as been rcon esi.thcd tee. a"suf'"-
w for the agricultural teft "i the coGGy-le 1H"fc ~"
conveniently GN lJ ro ''a;' Ercgu''sa to
purchasers. Those purchase healthy
caE, invited 20 ra aHh zee for ;HcmseNr' should
inquire wig Ecut Gs!'c sen ar cave Gc
sab!e and ..lesc~ three Of my chdr nave
sesea si"c", located 'n read" IN the r Southwest
healthy aud much Pa'ehe entire balance Of ms family az"
vrry Jo" hen there: End Though a"' least have
aiias hat r-siH ihc!e won! airate "i
much E1ts tie m uIIIlc aiHiG'ica- " -. ,'CH'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-04-26

HIN HANCERY-ViscrsA.--.a Circuit Superior
& Court Of Law and chancery fnr the Coaniy Ct Hen
leo and City of Richmond, held at the Capitol in the
said City, on Monday, February 4;h, 1889:
Hu,son Brett, administrator fe b0niS with the will
annexed OF Jane Couus. dec d. end R-becca Benole,
and El!zabeth Bend!e, infants who by their ext
friend the said Hutson Brett P!aInfs
against
christopher Bendle Edmund S. Motley and Mary
Ann his wife, who May Ann BendIe; Jane n
Cout,s an infant, by Christopher yeniie their guardian
assigned 10 defend them this salt, and James Raw
lIngs, Deiehuans,
Thi, cause came this Gay 10 be ugan hrsrd on The
papers formerly read, and the report OF Commissioner
Shore made pursuant to the neriocutory decree OF the
thirty first day of January one thousand eight hundred
and thirty FIVE, and argued by counsel; Oh consde-
ration whereof the court not confirming or REJECTING The
said report doth adudge, ORDER and decree that the
plaintiff Huson Brett, do render further account Of his
administration of the Of his tesatrx, Jane Cous,
deceased from The ;irtieth day OF jane thousand,
eight hundred and thirty i've, TO which tine hs aca'.
nsraon account Of the said estate has been brought BY
the repor, aforesaid before The Commissioned, VINO
is directed 10 examine, state and settle The same and
make re port thereof the court with any matters sPe
cialy stated deemed pertinent by HIMSELF or which may
be required by the parties 10 be so stated
a Ccpy-Tesie, ). hObiNsoS. Y. '.
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IoTCE TO THE PCBLlCThe subscriber wishes 10 ,no
The nubc he Intends fixing Scy,hc Cradles ,he
:, ~. residence Of Powhsan End Cbscthc.'
ooo and half miles James End about three IRON
kintowu Perry Ms john C!a'ke All persons s ~ 70
80 c i've, 70 whom to send t"eif
me depo,ite Ferry by bos': e coy
90, ard wit. what they will want tem and u 'se
~ d ,hem to the river Tho,. A. Harris VIM a. uI
pins LsnIins nny boatnan who may cal inc
Wo,ys Coal Yard and they will be sent 70 tho Ferry
Iii All persons wishing obtain Cradles OF my bios' VIA
seud heir blades possible. -,e,,soS COSBY
Ami
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MARRIAGES.

Married. on Tuesday evenrrg 2d ins the residence Of
d. Peterborough the ksht Rev. Bishop Moore
IrR, DIcxES, Eq Washington city, TO Miss hAEchHf
Viz daughter Of EuuGolPh Esq., Of
land. 49,, n, ,v, c yci
Mr. WIN joRp.> Campbe 10 Miss Macy FEAscE',
Of Sir. John Eul'ank, OF Bedford , c-n.
N,rc5 on Wedne l7h u BY the Rev Andrew sym
$ JsFrRrr, ESQ Of MecklenbuIs countv Va TO ffASGh
dtu,hcI OF iiiam Robertson Esq Of this Psce-f'1'g '