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Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-03-14

that the committee on the militia inquire
into the expediency of changing the volun-
teer company raised by law for defence of
the State Prison to company of Riflemen,
and of increasing their number TO sixty
men.
Resolve for the continuation of the &C.
illogical Survey, appropriating $4,000, was
cad second time, and on motion of Mr.
ingalls, ofDenmark, laid on the table.
Bills enacted-lo extend the jurisdiction
of Kennebec Log Driving Company to
Dead River.
Resolves finally passed-for the extern
sion of the Aroostook Road-providing for
the survey and settlement of lands on the
Aroostook river and road.
Petitions presented and referred-Jacob
Emmons aud ais of Bath relating TO lime
laws
Remonstrance of Joseph Newall and l29
others. of Whitefeld, against setting off
VIM. Glidden to Jefferson.
THURSDAY, March 7.
The select committee on the bill reducing
the fees of County Commissioners to SO
day, reported that the bill ought 10 pass,
and tomorrow was assigned for the third
reading.
A message was received from the Gov
ernor. informing the two Houses, that a
vacancy exists in the office of Major Gen.
of the 4th Division, in consequence of the
discharge of Benz. Burgess.
Resolve laying tax upon the several
counties in the State, WAS read second
time, and on motion of Mr. French laid on
the table and 800 copies ordered to DO
printed.
FRIpAY, March 8.
Bill TO abolish imprisonment for debt,
and punish fraudulent debtors, was read
third time, and on motion Of Rir Gus OF
HaIlowel, referred to the Committee on
the Poor Debtor Laws.
Bill additional respecting Booms III An
droscoggln River, was read 4 thrd time.
1t gives additional toll to the boom propric-
tors. BY request of Mr. Vose the renon-
STRANGE of David Dunlap ct ais was read.
Mr. llsley moved to postpone the bill lndefi-
nitely. Mr. Delesderner opposed the mo-
ton On motion Of MIR Levensa!er, the
petitions were read.
MIR llsley stated the facts as he lad
them from the Representative from Bum
sWick now absent.
Mf Berry OF Georgetown advocated the
bill, and stated facts in the case.
After further debate The motion to post
pone was negatved.
MIR Hodston moved to re-comuit the
bill.
After further debate, the motion to re-
commit prevailed, So to SO.
Read tNice AND tomorrow assigned
bill additional respecting highways and
County Commissioners, bridges costing
over $500 10 be built and repaired at he
expense of conntles)--to Incorporate Eer-
nebec Stage Co,
Bills enaeted-relating to days OF grace
Oh commercial paper IN certain cascs--ad-
ditional establishing Bangor, Frau. loti and
Belfast Railroad additional establishing
Mime, n. II. and Massachusetts Railroad
Corporation.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-03-14

INTERESTING FROM HALIFAX. Ilaliiax
papers have been received to the 9th ult.-
from which Ii appears ,hat the lalo proceed
ings OF Maue have created d great excite
ment in Nova Scolia--and watiikc preparn-
tons ito rcpe! inva !on" were being mudc
with great alacriiy. The Legislature
Council had passed Il series OF resolutions
IN which they refer 10 The 'agrccmcnt
between tie lmporia! government and tie
United States that Great Britain Is 10 remain
in EXCLUSIVE possession end jurisdfotioD Of
The territory IN dispute, until the right thereto
shall be determined. They regard with
the deepest indignation the sudden and I'M
provoked attempt to wrest by violence the
said possessions aud jurisdiction from an
empire, distinguished as much by It's justice
as lis power aud greatness and consider
as"ntterly unworthy and frivolous the pre-
tensions by which the said SIate attempts to
vindcate its most extraordinary and most
unjusiliable procedngs.''
Lieut.. Governor Campbell responds TO
the resolutions Of tie Coucii, aud is gratfed
to find disposition to resist to the utmost
every aggression that may be attempted
upon Rev Brunswick or the other Prov
inces.
The House of Assembly held special
session for the purpose Of acting OF this
subject. A series ofresolutlons were intro
duced by Mr.. Dodd which provide fot rails
ing troops, and authorize the Lieut.. Cover
nor to draft as many volunteers to unite
with the regular troops, as he may deem
expedent-and to accept the service of
such volunteer companies as may offer
and form them into battalons and regiments
! They provide that all the milatia, in the
province, be enrolled forthwith from the
ages or 6 to co. and divided into casses--
and the sum of 100000 is to be placed at
the disposal Of Governor Campbell, to be
expended in the payment Of the militia, aud
other services incidental to the protection
Of Nova Scotia aud New Brunswick from
invasion.
The resolutions were unanimously adop-
ted when Mr.. Dodd asked permission of
the Speaker to propose three cheers, to be
joined in by the persons the galleries
Leave being granted, three hearty cheers
were given by the members and the spec
tators! Times.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-03-14

ORDNANCE FOR THE FRoNTIER.-We UNI
derstand that train of wagons, carrying
twenty four field-pieces, left the Waterviet
Arsenal this morning, for Maine, under
the charge of 1t, G. H. Tallcott, in obedi-
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-03-14

More Legs-The assistant Post Master
Of Michigan city, very conspicuous and
noisy loco foco, has been detected in steal
ing money from letters, and has fed 10
Texas with all the money of the office he
could Law his hands on.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-03-14
JOHN FORSYTH,
Mr. For to 17r. Forsyth.
WASHINGTON, February 8. |

WASHINGTON, February y, 1855.
Sir: have the honor to acknowledge
thu receipt of your letter Of this days date,
written in in reply to a communication
which l addressed 80 you on the Odd in.
slant, upon the subject of the dispute
which has arisen between the Governments
of New Brunswick and Maine.
With reference to that portion of your
letter which treats Of the question Of actual
jurisdiction, pending the negotiation for
the settlement of the disputed boundary
/ deeply regret to find that the Government
Of the United States is now placed directly
at variance with the Government of her
Majesty, in its understanding Of that quos-
ton.
shall lose no time 10 transmitting your
letter to her Majesty's Government, in or-
der that may be able to convey to YOU if
necessary, a full knowledge of the views
and intentions of Great Britain upon this
part Of the subject confne myself for
the present, to protesting, in the most for
NAL manner, against the views set forth in
hat part of your letter 70 which l am re
Turing, adopt this course, in perfor-
ence to entering at once into detailed
discussion Of the matter, because, in tht
fxst place, | shall best be able TO do so afioI
direct communication with my Govern
ment; and, in the second place, because
entertain the hope that an early settlement
of the general question of the disputed
boundary may render this subordinate poin
of difference of little moment.
/ avail! myself Of this occasion to renew
to you the assurance Of my high respec
and consideration. ii. S. FOX.
The Hon. john FORSYTH, SC, &C, sc
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-03-14

Fishing BOuaties. The bonn'es paid
in the Belfast District in 1886 amounted
to SO, 1l9; in 1887. to Sc ,9GI; il le3S,
$4,000. In the Castine District the am
cunt is much larger.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-03-14

Also the colonial duty on molasses is
Withdrawn for the like period Of time, max
ing molasses come about one dollar less OH
hogshead than heretofore "
The Senate has got into quarrel with
Amos Kendall A resolution passed the
senate on the 10Th inst. calling upon him
for certain information. IT did not come.
They passed another resolution on the 9th
asking why it did not come. Amos an
swered, cody, because it was not ready
Sewer moved to request the President to
dismiss him For insoleLce. But a resolution
was adopted by vote Of 50 to 8, declar-
ing his answer disrespeclfu to the senate;
aud another resolution was adopted, 81
to Is. leaving the matter before the Presi-
dent.
The President subsequently sent to the
Senate message with letter from the
Post Master General in which Mr. Ken
dali declares that no disrespect was iuten-
ded or fet,-that the letter containing the
obiec,ional language was written in great
haste, and without time for consideration
sc. sc. All of which appeared to be sat
isiactory to the Senate. ADVERTISER
Fishing BOuatics. The bonn'es paid
in the Rnlf,ct Disfrict in 1870 omouptp Il
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-03-14
IN THE SENATE.

TaaisKe E,c@i@Eatt1vc.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-17
NOTICE.

HNIlE subscribers Wool carding Machine. will
L be in fall operation by the 10th day Of the pre-
sent month, Ounce The Machine is eRney new,
made by the skllful workman, Mr.. Robert NJ Clay
tor, who has been in the practice OF making them
for the last 90 years and pledges himself TO keep Il
u first rate order.
The terms for carding will be cents per pound the
owner OF the wool TO furnish ponnd OF grease for
every 10 pounds Of wool. The Machine will be sit
united on Blaek.waier, Q miles from Lynchbmg, on
The Forest Road at the mill formerly owned by Mas.
Tate. pledge myselfto use every eXerlion IN max
ing firstrae Rolls. Wool will be received at HE
Machine Persons DESTROYS to send Wool to my Nil
arc informed that if they wall leave the same at the
Stores OF Messrs Mckinney & Mosbs or Brown Y
Cross, Twill cause the same At my own expense to
be carried 10 the Mill cardcd and brought again Tor
delivery in the form of Rolls. shall also keep con
stantiy at the same places, supply OF WOOL
ROLLS for sale. The public may be assured that
every effort shall be made to give satisfaction.
TANDI X KIDD.
June 10 Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-17


oM"pYsnance OF a deed Of nusf. executed to me by
ioshles Fuqua aud Elizabeth faqua. his wife, ion
purposes therein more particularly set forth, bear.
ing date the 30th day OF. Mach in the wear 1896
and of record 10 the clerks office OF The county conri
Of Pitsyyana, shall, on "Wednesday I'll c fourteenth
day OF August in the year eighteen hundred aud
thirty nine, II fam II not tie far day. proceed
10 SELL on the premises by way ri public auction TO
the highest bidder, Tor cash, the tract of LAM
therein conveyed, TO ne THIS fact of land lies IN
Pusylvania county on Staunton ryer. about three OF
four m,es below Wards bridge and was n part of
the estate OF the late Henry Ward. deceased 1t is
believed. that there about seventy acres of low
GROUNDS upon il, which is sand To be saulble aud
highly productive. Tile highland. consisting of
about three hundred aud sixty acres, is not very
fertile, but is said To be well mbered \ proper
ton of it, however is sad be pretty good tobacco
Ind.
Any larson, wishing TO purchase, will, il is pre
snn,ded WISH 20 see il, and, in that Mr.. Giles
Fuoua. who res.:'lcs upon the land will have 40
doubt, shsw it 10 any ,efsHn wishing ioeNan'ne II
The title is believed to be eoo1, nut selhog as nus
tee shall only such title TO nc purchaser
as is conveyed 10 me: ..=...
JOHN &. DABNE1 Trustee.
June - ilIA
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-17
sFAHOs, SPRINGS.

- 1T AfED on Buii',loe Rivef IN tho ra,,,, -
Amherst. ID miles ltom the Courthouse ,.
nies from Lexington, and % miles llom Lynch
/ In calling the attention of the. ppblic IN tho,
Srtings asaWa'cring place the Subscriber takcs &c
siohlo remark, that lhcy no new discovery NJ.
lhongh unknown 10 the distant public until the lISl
lew Yeas. f"rmaay years they have never failed
4 tn nave more visitors from the surrounding conn.
Try than The Improvements cnnll comfortably ocron,.
n'oda'e' WHO W" readily testify to iheir medicinal
virtues.
Having erected large X eosmodiuus Hotel wub
. number al good framed Cabins am now pfcparrd
to.entetialn much Ian strcompany with more com.
uf.
The water has been analszed, and found to CON
tam the essential ingredients sulphur, soda in an
unusual ptoponon1 aud magneSia; and the subscrs
Der can say with the fullest confidence thai If cerr
Hcaies ct iaes were required they be obtained Of
many individuals. whose experience OF lheir Virtues
enables them to say that they unsurpassed by
any water IN ngnia, for must of the diseases com
mon 10 our clmac-ln eases of confirmed DIV persia
or less drrahged condition of the stomach and
bowels IN pulmonary or liver diseases, more lalc
ulafly the lattcr-n all diseases of general deb y
whateyet--and peculiarly lot dclicas. females and
children, these waters viii be found possessed Of
remedial virtues OF eerlain fare efficacy. For thus
tact the highest authority among The medical faculty
IN this sectlon Of the country can be offered, as well
the better evidence OF full and ample tests BY ndl-
slduas from actual experience.
Having heard heretofore. much complaint Of the
road from lynchbnrs to tins place, an authorized
to say that the contractor. ON The lNuchburg aud
Bufldoe Springs Turnpike Road Will complete the
worst parts Of said fond by the middle of July aud
thereby make tall good, HAT my friends sposed
to visit me will have no difficulty an that score
The season will again commence on The l5tll oil
June. The Subscriber grateful or past patronage
both from his old Iends and strangers, again invites
them 10 visit hun. with the assurance on ms par
that 40 pains shall be spared 10 render the visit gee
obie.
II in be- observed, that HE rates Of Board are
lower dian At any cher watering place in Virginia,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-17

\ y

WE, the subscribers, having purchased OF Mr..
w Samuel s. Allen, of the State OF New York.
the exclusive right aud privilege, for The county OF
Campbell in the Stale OF Virginia, OF making using
and vending his newly invented Threslnng machine
and horse power in and for the said county
are prepared to furnish all those wishing topurcase
Machines OF the above pattern OF The privilege OF
making, using and selling The SANE, on te"Sonao'e
erns. by applying 10 either OF the Subscribers living
in Lynchbnrg.
We forewarn all aud every person in tins county
from using the above Machine, or horse power OF
Ium infringing on the patent in any shape wha'eset'
as tue law viii be rgdy entered AGAINST an sven OIL
Tenders. SAMUEL BURCH,
\, u. TIREE.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-17

FNIlE undersigned have associated themselves
l. together tor the transaction Ola General Com
mission Business, which will be conducted ia the
name OF j. w. DIBKELL ~ Go.
The health of Jas w. Dbrell requiring 40 alb
sence OF "A few weeks visit to the Nrgnla water
ing places, Nh David Bridges has hmd volt uteered
his services duIing his absence, Whum we can con
fidenty rec ouend 10 HE custometsof the House
as a most prompt aud efficient salesmau
r. Mieuie will give the business his uuremlIted at
tenlion and J. ". Dibrell WIN return to hi, post the
earliest possible moment. J. w, DIBRELL,
TIIOS. MIEURE.
Richmond, June 10 4w
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-17
Richmond, June 10
RE w ARD.

W. n w fftD'
6, IS RAYED on stolen from Willis Wills, in Mel
f., son County, SORREL HORSE, about
-four years old, and marked as follows bazed face,
both hind feet white, about one hall oil lie name
hanging on the one side and The other half ON the
other side liberal reward will be given for The
delivery Of said Horse to me, or for such information
concerning HIM as will enable me 10 get hun.
PETER c. COFFE1.
Nelson County. June Is st
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-17
To Merchants.

HAVE RECEIVED a large assortment Of
Boots and Shoes,
which we're purchased for CASH, under such cir
eun'siances as will enable me supply wholesale
dealers as low, aud probably lower than they usually
pay in Northern Cities
Also, have on hand an extensive supply Of Fur,
Russia, Wool and Polm-lcaf HATS, at prices 10
please those who purchase to sell again. Whole
sale and retail purchasers solicited to give my
stock an examination. JOHN G. MEM.
MAY Is 3w if 3w
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-17

/" Dear Sa-liasac noticed in il late Nnginian,
that you again ready fot the reception oi compa-
my al the Bnffluc Springs we deemit an act of jus
ice TO yourself aud the public, to express you our
cnllre appreciation OF all YOU have SAID the sub
ecl OF then medicinal vit,ueS, ia the diseases yon
have mentioned IN your advertisement, and We
cheeflully aud cordially subscribe The fact that,
far we'haye been able observe, they are un-
surpassed in ihcr efficacy in diseases oil the stomach
and bowels. We would turthcr take occasion to ex-
press sincere wish, that your success may fully
equal the value OF your water, and your laudabe Ct
lorls to accommodate visitors
Very sincerely, your friends.
II. =. MITCHELL,
JOHN II. pATTESON,
ID. PATTERSON,
RO S. PAYNE,
RO. Il. JENNINGS"
June 10
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-17

a. sabioln below communication received
from Physicians who have visited these waters, and
have had opportunities of Judging Of their efficacy
in most the diseases above mentioned Since that
time, other physicians of emlueucc have visited them
aud would most cordially subscribe to the opinions
contained III tins communication. The unsurpassed
lealllness OF situation, 'sslub,Ity of climate, and
beauty of scenery, sulfradd additional inducements
to the vaIeludmaran Ion giving nl TO these in
valuable Walels.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-17

for the purpose OF uansactIng the BOOK AND
STATIONARY BUSINESS in tins place, and
are opening. at the house lately occupied by
Messls. Cobbs x AnStead, (kylr's cotner,) large
aud general assortment OF HOOKS embracing all
sle best aud most approved editions of Standard
Wooks, on Law, Medicine, Theology, and General
Literature, together with a large supply Of Standard
Sclroul aud other Miscellaneous Books Stationary,
Musical Instruments, and Fancy Articles;. winch
were purchased IN the Northern CITIES, by one OF
the firm, such terms will enable them to sell as
cheap such articles can be purchased IN any mar
ket N the State. Onl friends and the public are re-
specially invited 10 call
DAVID B.PAGNE,
JAMES ID. GREGORY.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-17
,y.Etr MyO0.s.

w + ARE nbw receiving our supply OF
w SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS,
which comprise a large and general assof'ineht-
The public Are invited 10 call a,1 examine our s'oes
which @i be offered ii prices that ste think III
be satisfactory. TURNER +" DIN Ed.
A,,;lo 4w IL Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-17

Many may deem improbable that Bolivar would use
such an expression but the original sentence stands
thlts Nous sonIncs les jouos du hazard cest a
rirc erde diynie dc ers le senle que le tccpnuaisc
alln flu, attribucr ans vices IT nos seftp-,'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-17

+ II etait ardent republican, portait iicre-
dnlie Jnsqna Pathesme 1t ought be remarked that
thswas said OF Bolivar when than twenty three
years age and that such opinions may have been greatly,
modified or changed in after wears.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-17
NOTICE..
A small yellow hair TRUNK.
4 dark drab Over Coat,

new, with black velvet collar, and lined with brown
stuff. The owners can have them by proving prop
ef,y and paying ot this advertisement.
June ID At
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-17
lust RecelreI,

.IMst KecetreN,
/ FEW BARRELS OF Sanders celebrated Olu
"A Rectificd WHISHEY:
haye also. for sale, lew fof cash, two rev CAf
RYALLS and HARNESS.
Fab Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-17

NEW BOOK and STATIONARY
STORE.
PAYNE ~ GREGORY.

ElElE subscribers have associated ihemsely
h gerber under TIE firm OF
The native American. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-27
CONS U M PTION!

TAR RIFLES ASTHMATIC PILLS have. from
IL their extraordinary success in giving instant relief,
and in curing Colds, Coughs, Asthmas, Difficulty Of
Breathing Wheeling Tshtness of the Chest Pain in the
precede F+vers Lung Complaints generally! become
Of The popular Medicines known, and sought
after from every part of the country account of the
astonishing which has attended their adinnisra
ton in the above complaints, frequently curing the most
obstinate and giving the most unexpected relief
after every other remedy has failed, and persons hac
given themselves up in despair of cure!
They have been known to persons supposed to be
far gone III consump1ion and exhibiting all the appear
ance of approaching dissolution.
And such have been the satary effects Of theee Pills
in hopeless far 10 mitigatee snaring
of the patient, evidently TO prolong life for days
weeks, and give to it positive comfort they
pected to ei!Iov.
The operation OF the pills is wonderful in easing resp
ration, quieng the cough and procuring comfortable
rest.
Common colds are frequently removed in few hours
8- Although (says person speaking Of these Pis)
my wife has tried various medicines of the first celebrity
tor an Ashmac difficulty, Cor affection Of the lungs
which al times exceedingly distressing confirming
her to her house for days and weeks together she finds
nothing gires her Ike reiicf uhich Res Asthnac Pills do
easing her respiration, quoting her cough aud giving
her comfortable res And this is the testimony of hun
dreds or thousands. The relief which aged people. as
well as Others experience from the use of these Pills is
truly astonishing and renders heu Invaluable to many
and fact. 10 some, essential auxiliary to their
comfort and almost to their existence!
D3- A Physician informs the Proprietor, that gentle.
man in The country observed to him. he had to be-
eve the of these Pills had been the of saving
his life L.@
Price-whole boxes, 80 Pills, ST.; half do. IL Pill
50 cents
Prepared by Thompson Rdder, Boston, and for sale a
TODD'S Drug Store.
The native American. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-27
w ASKING
gZgI@ gggIaslsll glsa

WASHINGTON BRANCH RAILROAD The
w The Passenger trains on this Road will daily start
Is follows VIZ
FROM WASHINGTON FOR BALTIMORE.
At o'clock. A. M and at 4 IL oclock, p. NJ.
FROM BALTIMORE FOR WASHINGTON,
At nine o'clock A. nj. aud at four o'clock, p. NJ
Passengers by the morning train, IL proceeding west
wardy, can connect with the Western Train the Bal
,i'nore and Ohio rail road at The Relay house, reach
Frederick IN time for the Western stages that Leave there
u o'clock, noea, or Hapers Ferry, in time for the
unnecessary detention at Baltimore, reaching Phadel
phla N time for the evening line to New York; and thus
accomplishing the journey from Washington to New York
in one day
Binder circumstances whatever can the train be de-
iayed beyond the hour fixed for stating II u.s. therefore,
respectfully suggested thst sssrs procure their tick
IT'S the previous evening" to enable thsm to no which.
hsoce will be kept open til half past seven o'clock,
Y, NJ. BY oder, a
Oct. 6. SAMUEL STETTINIUS. Agent.
The native American. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-27

II EPT SILKS. AND FRENCH MERlN Os.-Ope,l-
III ed this day
20 pieces Rept Silks
10 do Figured Repts
63 do French Merinos
The above will be sold very cheap. ...
Also, a large supply OF French work, opened on our
second story. BRADLEY u CATLEII.
Dec