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True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-10-22


RrFW NOVEL; Nc--sa,r ho&4m.n'', or the dmy" OF
" King iicurv ID; an nJ-totcnt touou&e BY Thus
Miller uTAor Al hoy st1n '""rr 90 ~ Ire literary
Souvrrtt u'ue annual. Ter "a %, edited by Nm Bur
rtIn Rsa and ,elhtd with ID rus'nving new sup |
ply Ieuuia NJ letters tro ahnyf ahH "ous' OF
letters from l;unr. Jus, received and To, Sntr ny
rl4 49,. \ ioNA An 20 N|,.IP ~
nrFW WFDrINI WORK--,iodcon and Topograih
icnl Obscrvaons upon the Mediterranean sri !
uaon Portugal, spain, aud Other, countries; BY Is
'oIo ArOWAR, 50 Camp ST
g ArEST pvnlls,Ar,oNS-The Naval Found-
y i lng.a rnt OF the sen, 3vos
'Schon> Nckdhy, No. II
Jack Shrppsrd, hy Ain&worth. vol
Bn2's Sketche-, complete in vol
Life of Mrs licmint, hv her sister
English Crown Case, by Russell, Ryan and Moohy'
2 vois--new law book.
'ol-2w COY St Charles and Common hts
NAUrlCAI. WOaKS-Nau,cai Almanac for 1870
~ hnit's CoHst't'Ii"t
BIGnts Ship 'naste' 's,ASs's,iinin11 r,,s
.2I-3w corner st Charles ana Common sta
r lrENAHY NoyELTlEs-The Adventures Of
Ii Harry FRANCO, tale III The great pah', E'ois'
eielanns, aud other Honnh tales
The 4waF', II dramatic poem, by James KEGS.
The aiuhu.'s Printing md PuhI'hn NsSi,tant'
r JOHNS Il CO.,
s.8 cnrner st Charles and Common sis
ANEW WORKS-B0a's Skrlrh.s complete in ivol"
~ umt; illustrated " h twenty plates Ivy ueo f''"'
shank. The same work witInut Plates
The 18th No. Of Nicholas >ickI"hy
Memos of Mrs Hemons, by her sister ,.-:,;. :, H.,
Mis- Hughes Bunt's Practical Exposition OF 'ht
Epistes to The sc,rn churches Of Asia
Nc Nnhnns System ofTardenlng
Loudon's suburban Gardening
lust receiN Il a'! for sale by :. loWAh'
II. 40 Camp ct
NEW EOOKS-Lord Broughnms Sketches 1
= Snfesmpfor Grorre III. Second series
Csot Marryari'o Diary, vols
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-10-22

4 el6 conduit Uu POsta du 3We. dist lot de la
Ode. MuucppnIi>G.
u JtiNENT snrol, ayaut une 6tole all front.
pcu pres Is muus lie haut.
L. prupr ethtrr est pro de 7onir Ia rtclhmcr a.
postc du 3le. distract ii" Ia Secondc MunIcpalho.
si,u6 q IA ON dos tlps Rub ct. AnHunciauon, en-
prouvart prDpretG ct Gu payunt les irais.
S, d',ci uu 10 ctobr" prochtrn, ellie m'ttait pas
reclAner, ellie srra lie DIT jour vcndne tcncdn par
Z. A. Gulluttr, Cnc'uI eur con urnG ncnt a l0i.
Tuct ] l.. WINTER, lei. Lieut.
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BUREAU DE Ia COMPALNIE DASSURAN.
CE DES OMrIEKS DE Ia \. ORLEANS.
I \ Direction d IS nclionualrcs de cette oonIpagne
Ii q, &C Jour declare dlvdcndo tie quinze poui
cent, sur lie montant d. capital pave sur les profit,
des six dcrners mos, 10 pour cent scra pave aux
actionnarcs gu a lcurs rcpttscntnns legau1. 10 OIL
npres lie 5 courant ct pour cent uccredte pour
lcnrs actions.
oct E. l.. TRACY, Secr6taire.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-10-22

sDRuuGllAM, MURRAY, JAMES-LAfESi
- LITER \RY.-Brnugham's Opt iona on Polls
tics, Law Science, Theology, &c. 2rois
Tic iiun"rubIe Charles Augustus Mtrru. Travels IN
North America; 2 vols
blanche of \uvare, u new pay, by James
Ine Wan ntout Town. bv T. rNrllus " ehnr, vo's
Hamilton King, or the Snlus gler and the Dwarf, new
novel
Mor,ou's Hope, or, Memoirs OF a Provincial, q ne"
novel ii } wis
Moore Lalu Rookh, illustrated; splendid London edi-
Animal Mechanism and Physiology. hv nr Griscnn
Eu,wers N"vels complete in 9 vols 8vo. with plates
Hhrper's edition
EJO[INS & Go,
olT-3w carSt Charles and Cumlon sta
r NE JUICE, HONEY AND WHITE WAN
/ The subscriber has received invoice OF the
sale on very reasonable terms.
OH II BrNNABEL. 40 hapi,onlas' :,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-10-22

NEW Music Jus, received the following new
pieces: New songs with piano forte accompaniment
hada siee not farewell: by e.
There's tine happy tne by Strausa
We cen love more: -
In the da, when went Gypsyng: by Sputlc
The fair rose OF KILLARNEY: by 5 Glover
The old Bachelor: by Il II Buyley
Ching u ring chsw: negro song
New pieces for the Piano Forte
Hunen-2 Ko"d"s from the Hugelnots-nosi d :
Ehrch-rhe Greek Gullopade
Johann Strauss-Philonele WatAeS for hands
Do Do. Rosa do do do do
c Czernv-,,p. 313 ten b il liant kondos for hands
No. air from Ro->ini--No. Is air fran Bellin
No. air from !sellin--No.7 air from Caratia
No. air from Donizetli--N. air from Melcad
unite and tIarschner
No. air from Donizetti & Parinl-No. 9 air from
Dnnlzeti
No. air from Rossin-Nn. 10 mir from Bcllini
Woalcott-"ie Melange" IL Waltse- and Gallo
padps, for flute aud .ann, Nos / X
Bluntchor--M God up, quickstep. for the Guitar
EIUHNS II co.
/ soa Statinners Hall
1VIFT AND WOLFF The Git for 1910. The Vic
~ let f'r !iSt L JohNS 20
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FrcIgh will be taken for DpeIousas and II Nlulins-
Vile ana forwarded by light draught boats without de-
Law Freight will also be taken Tor plantations on the
Mississ pIm hnl"w New Orleans. on
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-10-22

IIFTAND WOLFF The Git for 1910. The VIC
&T let far 1854 Z JOHNS u Co.
>oi-jv COMFY - ha'h' and Dunn VI SH
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-10-22

NEW MEDICAL. WORK--'i"dco'a and T"pqgra'h
~ icnl Observations upon the Mediterranean sri
unon Po,tueal spain, aud oha, countries; by K Is
Horner NJ u l.. i. n. Ar. Just received, for sale ny
ole ioNtNh a. SAiNi' 81
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-10-22
ouvullc.. Or6aus. lc 7 uctobro 1919.
w ItInD(,E

m UIlcr--lo Stryedues, NaIlubl Mrehaut-, an'i
\ othora.-in compliance with All ordinance OF the
council Of thu ID municipality, shall, on the 9th inst,
proceed u the sale public n1ction of all the ballast
now wing on The L"vee4, il not removed lhdetrom pre-.
vie,is to :t,at date. mo. Il BuTLEK,
o5-lnI Nharfnger % municipality
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-10-22
=, Charles THEATRE AND

rerdr lrr. music, &c. complete
This mug mi lclent structure Ims II front Of 100
feet on 81 hairless street, with depth L. front
of l7O feet on st ChurlrA Arcade. he capnci-
" and accommodating within rrespend
with tho Magnitude OF its exterior. The
grand saloon IS IS by ! 8 feet, The four tiers
Of boxes srr surmounted with extensive enlle.
rooms. In tue Qentre OF tn. dome s su pen
Died Il mngnici"nr chandelier. 70 feet in height,
80 eel in crrumtrrrnce weighing $500 BIS, X
,llumed " til 1T gas lights, and cost $1,000.
The scenery NJ nut hiucrS ure un"quulleI on
,hr continent, nm the warirute rs magnificent.
The whole es adjustment could moss he leased
for 3 ears at 50 = gu ter auuuln.
3. THE ) ca ,KLE,S ARCADE Bull.
OlNGS B\rIIS, ND GROLND, val.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-03-21
ARhIvALs, clEAnANcNs. Sc

ARRIVALS, CLEARA EEES. &c
Sch Sagadahock, K odbird for Norfolk, sailed from
ST. homas 27ti, Feb.
ar at Portland 18th, Sch Abigail, Gre enleaf,
Westpon for Boston; sch Fair Play, Blake, Ha ps-
wcll.
Ar at N. York 18th sch Hudson, Wyman. New
Orleans, II. 18th brig Llewellyn. Adams. Qua
yasi'a Is. Meganiieook, Mayo, paIachlcola IL !:
Wm ana John, Kellar, s'achias
Ar at Portland 10th Sch Grafton. Yates Camden,
for Savannah
arat Roston 9TH, ship Ferax Haley, (of Thorn
aston) N.Orleans 18Th, 5 W Pass 2cti uIi brig
Com iuclet, Robinson, nf do. Philadelphia 10th
bark Peru, Bailey. (of Gardiner) a,ataizls eth ut
nth. sch Gauges. lenont, Anx Caves 18th nit
Ship Vile de Paris, Iroi:, 8 days ION \. Orleans
for !'avre, was spoken Ono daieA lat 2G. lon rs.
Al Guayama 26th ut briggs Coinalia, Gray, for
n. York, ! DAYS Taeyrand DO do.
CID at Havana 2sd, big Mcclellan, I.arrabee
Cardenas.
At aIaanzas 9th uIt brig Lion. Fulton, Bath,
ANGER.
Ar at N. O-eans 4ih inst ship perdonnet, Faoto,
liavre Jan. ls Cid. ship Vim & John Robinson.
Hayre Adv. brig Grecisn, Lemont, Philadelphia,
most of her cargo engaged.
Cid. at Savannah 9th, ship Sterling, Saunders,
Liverpool
Arat N. Orleans 9Th, brig Alcenus. Slotted,
Boston sch Marion, Nliliken, Mount Desert 40 !;
18th ship Roberi Morris, Perkins, Castine Adv ship
Palestine, for Havre, passage only
In Hampton Roads 18th, sch Metallic, Smonton,
] homaston IL, for Richmond.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-03-21

ADvIoE.--Von you arrives to the dignity
of sawin wood, Lafayette, if you IS ever
elevated to that ere profession, mind an
snw the biggest sticks fust, cause Wy? you II
have only the little 'uns to sawyen you gets
tuckered out Venyou eats pie, as 'opes
you lives to be man, alwuz eat the crust
.fust, cause the crust amt a good thing TO
top off with specially if it is as tough and
thick as sole leather. Ven you piles up
wood alwuz put the big 'ons 10 the bottom,
alwuz lafayette. cause its almighty hard
exercise to lift 'em TO the top of the pile.
These are the rasults of hobservtion, Laffy-
cite and may be depended on, an its all
for your good that say it,
"Vy, father responded the young hope
ful, wat 'normous 'sperianco you must a
had
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-03-21

TEXAS AND MGxIco A rumor was a
float at New Orleans, on the 9TH instant,
that a negotiation was going on between
the President of Texas and Gen. Urea.
with view Of forming coalition between
the Mexican Federalists and the Texans.
The plan is, they say, to march 300 Tex
ians into Mexico, who will join Urea s
army, and by their united strength proceed
to oyerturn the present administration, and
upon its ruins establish government and
institution ola liberal republican character.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-03-21
PUBLIC NOTICE.

q D UN away from the subscriber, on Saturday the
IA 10th fMarch current, an indented appren-
tco, at the lin plate worke trade, by the name of
George II. Hatch-ihe said apprentice is about 10
years old, had two years to serve--he is tall slim
young man, long nose, dark complexion, son of the
late Ebenezer Hatch of Richmond who bound him
TO me. hereby caution all persons from trusting or
employing said apprentice. as shall in such case
avail myself ofmy rights by law. Any person tha.
will return him TO shall receive one cent reward
WILLARD WALKER.
Bath March 18th, $780, sw5l
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-03-21

Town MEETING. Our readers, will remember
that town meeting occurs Monday, (he 25ih inst
The Warrant contains several very important arti-
ces, in addition to those for the choice of town Off
GERS, and is to be hoped that all will be present. so
that things may be done Understandings
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-03-21
PROSPECTUS OF THE
BOSTON WEEKLY MAGAZINE.

r
FHSIlE abovo is the tito ola weekly periodical,
H cemfnenccd IN Boston on The frsi 81 Sepiefn-
Der, 10 BIZ devoted 70 Instruction and Amusement;
designed 10 while pleasantly away i leisure hour.
and 10 engage the attention n1sd the fasa
Of YOUTH l,y presenting rsh safiaiy Of tho iar-
fruits aud flowers thai can be gathered from the
wide spread and highly cultivated field Of Intellect
Wlla lie Aagazine will conffibufeits iifl share
% the original iicraIufo Of the day, il will depend
valuable works, both periodical and occasional, that
issue iom the press OF this country and Ehrope for
the interest of lis tunuIHs
Tales u cisly sGlisbiiiiy, sials indicate and
proie9ln jesfs vgarpnas: and t1s Ike will find
pa in this publication. which il is intended shall
contain nothing jneuHsIsent with he pufost moral.
IL or Improper be litroduced into the most sclecs
family circle
Interesting and VOL writes Narrafivez. Moral
Tales Poetry Pa,paaf Music, nffangfd for The
Piano Forte Fue 10. Pleasing and Dangerous Adj
ven lures. Skecla Of 1rayes Descriptions Of places
and Persons Extracts from new works, and from
rich and racy criticism, and The thousand other sour
ces OF interest. with more or less Of tho events OF
he DAY. will fill tie columns offhe Magazine; and
II is boled, render worthy the PATRONAGE of tho
moral and enlightened portion Of The Community
fERms.-Each number offhe Magazine will con-
tim eight larso qnarto pages, prin.ed on fine paper,
and he" and beautiful type in style not SURPASSED
by any similar pubcaiionin New England.
1t will be published every Saturday, at 80 so per
annnfn IN advance six copies 70 ono address, &c.
90. " -
Alice COMMUNICATIONS may be addressed fpost naia}
to Ella d HALL, 10 Washington street, Boston
10 Tho back numbers from o commencement,
can be furnished to subsc: ibers WHO commence
soon
E. % Subscribers received al this oflieo
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-03-21
From the St. John Courier, March 8.


The Border Di6icaiies,-T'o-day we
lay before our readers the several important
documents relativeto the present border
diilic ulties between Maine and this Prov
ince, to which we would refer, not having
room for any extended remarks on the sub
ject. Tac agreement entered into between
the British Minister at Washington and the
American Secretary ofState, is not, we re-
greet TO say, of such character as we might
expect the Representative of Britain would
be a party to. We tlust, however, that
the report of Err. Fox having made per-
emptory demand Oh the President for the
immediate removal OF tho forces sent by
the State of Mane to the Disputed Terrific
ry, is correct:-and that we shall at once
know whether the war is to commence i'm
mediately or to he postponed for few
months; a few days must determine this
question. And also whether it is correct,
as we have seen it stated, that, in case this
very proper demand is not complied with,
E1r. Fox will Immediately return home.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-03-21
DR.. PAYNE

WE7ISHES t. inform his friends that previous
v Y engagement obliges him to be at the aiaine
Medical School where he will remain four or Eve
weeks for the purpose of making dissections for
the Professor of Anatomy and Surgery, and will
then return to the practice of his profession to make
sath his place of permanent residence. He viii
during his temporary absence, be in town the Sat-
uiday ofevery week, and remain until Monday, for
the purpose Of attending to patients already under
his care, and also to attend cus that he may have
had during the week, and to those who may wish to
see him at that time at his boa riding house.
Bath, March IS.
N. b. frequired he i'll come from Brunswick
at any time. If 81.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-03-21
Two companies of U, 8. Dragons stationed at
Carlisle, PENN have been ordered by the President
to proceed forthwith 10 Maine.

The following item of news, we take from the
Boston Atlas.-We have seen nothing Of it in the
Augusta, or Portland papers Still it may be true.
We are enabled to announce the fact that the Gov.
of Maine--all the members of Congress from that
State, with the exception ofthat patriotic Loco Foco.
Mr. Virgil Delphini Parrs-and large majority of
the members of the Maine Legislature-HAvE
SIGNED an application to the President, in favor of
the appointment of DANIEL WEBSTER as the spe-
cial Minister to Great Britain. If Mr. Van Buren,
sees fit to disregard this recommendation, it will
prove to the people the fasy of his pretended desire
to consult the wishes of those most interested i'll the
settlement of the difficulty.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-03-21
DIED.
In this town on Saturday last Edy3Aun, daughter

In this town on Saturday last Edy7 Aun, daughter
Of William Blair aged yrs
In Woolwich on Tuesday, the 18th inst. after an
illness Of seven days. Mr. Jacob Eames. aged So
Mr. Eames emigrated from Wilmington Mass. CHS
native place) to Woolwich, about 90 years ago,
where he has resided ever since universally es-
teemed as Kind and oblgng neighbor, good citizen
and an honest man. He died, as he had lived, at
peace with God and man.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-03-21
STATE OF MAINE.
DY THE GOVERNOR OF THE STATE OF MAINE
A p Il O G. L. A w A Il / o N D.,
r. J<,,, &c Ey,n,;Ef;., y,,. 49,
For dry Of Humiliation, Fasting ana
Primer


Prayer.
To pause occasionally in the busy pursuits
oflife, looking back along the vista of de-
parted years, to note our deinquencies, to
call up freshly to gu: minds the long array
Of sins Notwithstanding ourselves be-
fore an offended Deity cherishing deep
feeling of penitence---and striving to make
the past conducive to the improvement of
the future, must surely commend itself to
every intelligent and accountable being.
Repentance for sin, is no less the dictate
of reason and conscience, than It is the
solemn requirement Of Holy Writ.
In view therefore Of our manifold trans
gressions as individuals and as a commit
nifty, and our need of Divine forgvness, as
well as in compliance with venerated
custom Of our pous ancestors, by the adj
vice of the ExecutiyeCou have appoin-
ted THURSDAY, the EIGHTEENTH
day of APERiL NEXT, as day Of
HUMILIATION FASTING and PRAYER-and the
good people of this State are requested to
abstain on that day, from recreation and
unnecessary abor-.-to meet in their respec-
tive places Of public worship for religious
scervices---to hallow the day. and striye to
make it subseryient to their moral health
and welfare.
/, May our fasting not be with disigured
faces, appearing unto men only to fast, but
may it be with subdued passions, severe
self scrutiny, and in the humility of heart.
May our prayer not be like that described
and condemned by our Saviour, to be seen
Of men. but with the poor publican, may
we in sincerity say GOD be mercful to us
sinners.
Wherein we have neglected to be gov
erned by the great law and summary OF
human duty, that Of love to God and love
to man-wherein we have sighted the
offers of pardon and peace by crucifed
Redeemer. and have refused to make His
pure and holy precepts the guide of our
iives-whorein we have done evil, or neg
lected opportunities to do good, let US pray
to be forgiven.
In view of the future, let US pray for a
more universal diffusion ofthe benign prin-
ciples of our Holy relgion-for the sup
preston Of every evil haitian the practice
Of every moral vrtue-for the destruction
of error and the fyee progress of truth-ior
the success of our common schools and lit
erary Institutions, and consequent diffusion
oflght and knowledge-for the prosperity
of agriculture, commerce, manufactures,
and every branch of honest industry in the
land--for the continuance Of the blessings
of peace, health and general prosperity
for the premanenoy ofour free institutions,
ard the spread of enlightened and liberal
principles throughout the world.
IL ~ 1.
this eighteenth day Of March in the year
of our Lord one thousand eight hundred
and thirty nine and in the sixty third
year of the Independence of the United
States. JOHN FAIRFIELD.
I By the Governor,
AsApH r. Nichols, Secretary Of State.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-03-21


The NEXT CENsus.-The Act of Con-
gross which provides for taking the next
census, prescribes various items to be noted
by the Marshals and their assistants. wiz
FIRST, The sex ofall free white persons.
Secondly, the ages ofall under 5-under
l0-under l5-under 2o-and then under
each successive 10, TO 100. Thirdly, the
number of deaf and dumb free whites under
14-under 25-and Of 25 aud upwards;
also, the number of blind-of insane and Of
idiots-specifyiDg how many OF the last
two are public charge.
Free colored persons bound TO service
for term or for life, are to be enumerated,
the sexes distinguished, and the ages un-
der 10, under "a, under 36, under 90, and
under 100, to be noted. Also, the number
without regard to age, of deaf aud dumb,
blind, insane and idiots, and how many OF
the last two are public charge.
The enumeration is to commence on the
1st of June, 1910, andto be completed in
ten months
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-03-21

A Singular Omission In the hurry of
finishing up business at the last session Of
Congress, the passage of the law postpon-
ing the payment of the fourth instalment of
the surplus revenue was omitted. Conse-
quently the fourth instalnent from any
moneys in the treasury not otherwise APP
propriated' isnow due-- and the only answer
Uncle Sam can make, if called upon by the
States, is is the common answer in Wall
street, " nothing over.''-N. Y. Sun.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-03-21

TranquilIity ofmind.-A pcrvadps tran
guilty is generally the characteristic ofthe
first order of minds, as restlessness is ofthe
second
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-03-21

MARRIED..
MARINE LIST
n ID zs r. D 81 Rs.H n sf
ARRIVED.

March IA, Sch Comet. ScI,olield, Boston;
Sch Ceres, Decker New orr R. I.
March l6 r sch Helen Mar, NTH Boston, via
Portland, with six brass IL Founders for The U 3,
Arsenal at Augusta.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-03-21

sLJ@ The Steamers Portland and Bangor have
both commenced their regular trips for the Season
The former from Portland to Boston, and the latter
from Portland to Bangor.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-03-21

To CORRESPONDENTS. Several original art-
ticles are necessarily omitted this week.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-03-21
TOWN MEETENG.

9NyHERE will be a Town Meetirgat the Town
81 Hallon Monday the 25th of Marsh instant--at
10 o'clock in the forenoon-ior the che eeot Town
Officers aud the transaction Of Town business.
Bah, March IA 1889 3w. so
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-03-21

Aaron Clark is re-nominared by the
Wings to the Office of Mayor of New York.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-03-21

METHoDIsTs. The whole number of
members in the Methodist Episcopal
Church in the United States, is 72o, 625.
Total increase last year, from Dec 1887 to
Dec 1893, SO, gig.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-03-21
GREAT BARGAIN.

FEaSEiE subscribers wishing TO leave town, will sell
"a at Auction, (unlcss previously disposed of)
on Saturday the goth day Of April next. ut 10 o.
clock in tho forenoon, one undivided half Of their
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-03-21

Special ,MisSion.-The rumor now is that
Mr. Woodbury. is to got England, aud MIR
Cambreleng is to be appointed Secretary Of
the Treasury.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-03-21

A NATURAL REMEDY-Applica--
bte 10 our Constitutions and competent to
care eucry Curablc Disease-maybe found
in The
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-03-21

"a EFT with the subscribers BY one Of the Pack
supposed 10 contain books, marked 81. G.. Fuller
Augusta, care ,f D. G. Magoun Bath. which the
owner may have by paying charges, by applying to
the subscribers at their store in Bath.
s. G. STINSON&rCO.
Bnth Much 12lI 1928 81. so.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-03-21

Albany New York
The clerks Office at Albany was broken
open on Sunday, and robbed of $4,000, be-
longing TO the county treasury.