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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-16

49, - FOR TEXAS, VIA CHARLESTON,
KEY WEST AND NEW ORLEANS
10Th oe'.-The splendid Steam Packet
NEPTUNE, Capt James Pennoyer vii, positively leave a.
Her accommodations and reputation ship too
we'll ksown 10 require description For light freight or
.c,v 10 the Captain board fool sf Clinton
H m ar 10 wETMORE. BENEDICT CO.
Agents, 10 Frost street
Passage 10 Charlestcn 80
I" Key West ~
New Orleans 100
smsa iishs packages win be taken on freight 70 NO.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-16

ID L. SMITH CO. importers, manufacturers, and
N. wholesale dealers in Leghorn French, English and
American Bounes; French English and Italian SILK Goods;
Merino shaw Merno Cloths Laces Hosiery Fancy Hahf
NC offer Ter sale reasonable tu assortment Of the
above kinds Of Goods which the attention Of the country
merchants is particularly invited, ITO PearIst o3
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-16

UNITED STATES ARMY.
W ANTED-For the United States Army, few able bo-
died Men between the offs and 50 years, to whom
good pay raon and clothing will be gveen. Also few 10
borer for the ordinance department. pay from % TO $l3 per
month"; chahng and boardFor particulars apply at the Re-
cruiag Rendezvous 1853 South street. u Dover.
slQ I'M
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-16

~~ess - PEOPLE'S LINE FUK ALbANI.-
A=t Landing at the usual laadings-The new and
NxzszMG elegant steamboat UTICA, Capt Truesdell,
VIII leave the steamboat pier foot Of Liberty street. Mon
day aftcnrn,on, October 18th, at 9 o'cloch ,,,r.
For freight passage, apply 10 GROOk foWMES, cor
Ger Of Wet and Liberty Streets PETER c. sChoLTZ, a.
Che ONCE or the Captain on board ,,,
1 r ~ my977m
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-16

MO. 80 BOwERY NEW YORK-Ms. MASON begs
In acquaint the Ladies Of New York and IT'S vicinity,
that she constantly hand large and elegant assortment
Of French Minery-consisting Of Hats Caps and Hood
Dresses Of he latest and approved style Also Foreign
and Domestic Straw Goods Of every description with Fea
TIERS Flowers and Ribbons, If the richest quality and at the
lowest prices. -.
Families wishing their orders French will be
punctualy attended by Miss Ms Forewonan, Of the
Silk department. el5-2w'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-16

6E, FOR CHARLESTON--First vesseL-Thc supe.
M rior first class coppered and copper fastened Packet
&ssa6 Ship CABOT, Capt Summers, will sail for the
above port the 10th inst, being the first vessel.
Hes accommodations for the cabin I'd cabin
and steerage, very SUPERIOR and terms very low
Apply on hoard at Elephant Wharf, Pier %, f. r.,
RAWSON & McMURRAY,
olA-y Of Pine and South streets or l67 Souta St
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-16

NOAL! COAL.As cheap the cheapest and good the
~ best Yard 50l Washington street. Spring Prices
Of coal for few days longer Delivered free Of carriage
Goat Yard doubly screened
Peach Orchard, red ash, S75s 500
schu,kill, grey ash TOO $50
Lehgh, $50 TO
Liverpool, 1900 400
BY the the cargo 50. P.B. GUERNSEY co. s2S6n
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-16

n -
C-RSx==u4N having discontinued running between New
York and Albany, will resume her regular
trips between New York and Newburg Monday the 18th
Instant leaving New York every Monday and Thursday alter
noon o'clock and Newburg every Tuesday and Friday
aernooa at o'clock touching the intermediate landings
to receive light freight aud passengers
". B.-A freight baggage. bank bills or ecie mast be at
Of owners unless OIL aoing wen therefor
or the GODS be entered tbs baoksSC hs''r
m w ~daRTIN co
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-16

DESIRABLE PRIVATE BOARDING.-A respectable
~ English family having two handsomely furnished bed
unoceupied DESTROYS Of receiving two single gentle
boarders breakfast and dinner Sundays Any
gentleman Of retired habits who Is DESTROYS Of the above
commoaaons will find them possess all the advantages and
comforts ETA private home Please to apply at 400 Greenwich
street between Canal and Spring Observation-Disclosures Of the
first responsibility given and required su23 tf
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-03-07
THE RIGHT SPIRIT!

The following Resolutions, introduced
into the Massachusetts Legislation, respect
ing our N. L, Boundary difficulties, passed
the Senate on Friday last -
Mr. Child. from the committee to whom
had been referred the Governors message
on the subject Of the North Eastern Boun-
Diary, reported the following resolutions -
Resolved, That the present state of afr
airs in relation to The North Eastern Boun-
Diary, as communicated to the Executive OF
this Commonwealth by the Governor ofthe
State of Maine, furnishes strong reason
for again asserting our rights, aud for reaf-
frming the positions heretofore assumed
by the Legislature ofthis State against the
unwarrantable claims of Great Britain and
in favor Of strong and vigorous measures by
the government of the United States, for
speedy adjustment of the existing difficult
ties in such manner as shall protect
Massachusetts and Maine in the possession
of the large tract Of territory guaranteed to
them by the treaty Of peace of 1888.
Resolved, That the active measures au-
thorized by Resolve of the Legislature of
the State of Maine, passed January 81,
1889, for the prevention of depredatiors
upon the lands Of Massachusetts and Maine
were required by the exigences of the case,
and wise regard for the preservation of
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-03-07

ToBAcco.-The Wesleyan Journal says,
eve recollect one evening to have enter
tanned a young man, who occasionally
elected large quantity of tobacco-juice
upon a rich and valuable carpet We ney-
er look upon this carpet without renewing
a determination to kick him or any other
puppy out of the house who shall attempt
to do the like again" Mr Cox We conclude,
acknowledges no Episcopacy IN the tobacco
bnsiness.-A. J, ". $. Eastern Baptist
Not quite so fast, Mr.. Baptist The a.
bove extract was ''Ioafed" from enc Of or
editorials.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-03-07
The ship NoRwAy is 46l tons burihen.
instead of 400 tons as stated in our last.

The following, in substance, are the
Resolutions unanimously agreed upon by
the u. S. Senate:
'That the committee cannot find, in the
whole correspondence between the author
tiles Of the United States and Great Brit
tain, trace of an agreement to allow ex-
elusive jurisdiction TO Great Britain oyer
the disputed territory; but on the contrary,
it discovers an agreement that each party
should abstain from exercising jurisdiction
except over such parts as were already in
their possession respectively"
"That the committee cannot perceive
that Maine has violated the spirit of any
agreement by sending Land Agent TO
drive off trespassers both parties having
that right, taking care to retire upon the
accomplishment of that object"
"That if the British authorities persists
in maintaining exclusive jurisdiction by
military force, the exigency will have oc-
cured in which, under the Constitution, it
will become the duty of the President to
repel invasion"
"That if the Government of New Bruins
wick shall refrain from executing its threats
of enforcing exclusive Jurisdiction, and
Maine refuse to withdraw her troops,
Maine will not then be entitled to the mil
itary aid Of the United States"
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-03-07

continued wrongs and outrages committed
upon our soil and upon our people.
Mr. Walker was for drawing the sword
the very moment it should be discovered
that negotiations could not be agreed upon
whereby the rights of Maine should not be
fully recognized. Mr Brown, Of n. c.
was full as belligerent.
Mr. Calhoun and Mr. Preston were both
in favor of the pacific measures recommend
ed by the Executive. Mr. Calhoun mainly
opposed the aIluson made as to the proba-
bilty of war. AR Preston mildly protest.
ed against the apparent excited feelings in
dulged in by some Senators. But if neces-
sity demanded, and war should be unfortu-
nately necessary, South Carolina would
freely spend her plood and her treasure in
defence of Maine.
Mr. Davis defended the exact condition
of things. Great Britain had again and
again refused to run line, agreeably with
the treaty of 'S3. The United States had
again and again importuned, but in vain.
Maine refused to run a Conventional line,
and the Government could not without her
consent, in the present irrltated state Of
feeling on the N e. frontier. Mime could
endure no longer. The hope was delusva
that the matter could end where it was.
The conflict mnst come, and would come
and tina, speedily, if prompt and decided
measures were not taken by the Govern.
ment. Such an arrangement as that re-
commended bv the President could not
give peace to Maine.
Mr. Webster spoke with some feeling lie
does not approve of the President s course
and demands why il is that after the unani-
NOUS move in Congress, the President has
not acted more efficiently. For the year
past. the Government has done absolutely
nothing.
The question at issue, NJ Webster says
is not one of property, but OF political right
Mane, no more than the Union, IS interes-
ted and condemn, said .Nr w ebstef, the
disposition manifested by the General Gov
ernment to shrink from responsibility, an'
TO place the heat and burden Of the hgh
upon Maine There has been want o
nerve, Mr. Webster says, upon the part o.
the Administration, and holder stant
should be taken, and higher tone assumed
la conclusion, Mr. Webster said be was fol
prompt, energetic and decided action, -toi
action now,-for a determination IN the
Senate Chamber and upon this very night
He wanted our Government to tell thu
British Government that it was tune this
question was settled, and to say to her, tia
il she refused to enter upon negotiations
to the treaty of 1888, the United State:
would on the FOURTH OF JULY
NEXT, TAKE POSSESSION HER
SELF Applause in the Galleries IA
King in the Chair, mach excited. threaten
cd to clear the Galleries. If the applause
was continued
The debate in the Senate closed by IT,
ferring to the Committee on Foreign Al
furs
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-03-07
BANGoR, Feb. 2s, 1873

BANGOR, Feb g, 1s39.
Word came in from the Camp tonight,
that Jarvis had sent scout Of 40 men up
Fish River, who had brought into the
Camp 5 men, horses and 9 oxen as pris-
oners. He employs "a portion Of lis men
in opening the road TO meet those pushing
in lroIn Houton The Kennebec Dotach-
ment are on the way from Augusta, not
having yet reached here. They will fnd
Il road cleared for them to the Camp.
Jarvis is ulan fall Of energy, talent and
force. He can put up with soldiers fare
lay on the warm side of snow bank, and
not dream Of any thing like fatigue or
hardship.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-03-07
N1fticc 90 Foreclosure.

John c. 'aker, and rris,ram Chesley of Edg-
comb COMFY of Lnco n by their Deed dated jan
uary i4th 1887. conveyed to me in mortgage n
certain lot of aud together with the buildings stand
ing thereon IN said ldgcopb which deed was recor-
ded in the Lincoln Conp:y Registry of Deeds in
Wiscnsset. Vol l61- page i7s reference 10 be-
had to said deed fer the particular d,scfTipfon Of
the land and privileges ard of the conditions there
m expressed, which conditions were for the paw
ment OF I've Notes each of ninety dollars, PAYABLE
respe ctlvcy in one, Two, hree four ard FIVE Years
.;om date Of snd Deed with interest annually The
conditions of said deed having been broken the two
first notes and interest unpaid, therefore claim to
have possession of said tofisaged pre- misses and TO
oreclose tho same. GARDNER COVE
Feb IA. 1899. 3w AZ
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-03-07
10 he NoneratLe NatAaaiel Groton Esq.

10 The Noneratle Nathaniel Groton Esq,
Jadge Of Probate, aritain aid FIR tie
County of Eiacoln.
ED EsPECfFULbY rcqrcscn, Una Hyde ard
E9 Alfred G. Lithgow Administrators on tho
estate of William kond1 lae Of Bath in said
County. deceased, That the personal Estate OF tho
said deceased is not sufficient by the sum of Nine
Thousand Dollars, 10 arser tie Just debts which
he o. ed F; hey therefore pray tia, they may be
and licensed 10 sell so much Of the Real
Esl to Of tho said dceeased may be sufficient to
raise the said sum with inede tai charge, either al
public or ryaie sale.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-03-07

their interests in those Ids, and were
similar in character TO measures adopted
by the land agents Of Massachusetts and
Maine, in October last, and recognised and
approved, through their agent, by the gov
eminent of the Province of New Bruins
wick.
ReSoIoed. That the claim by Great
Britain to the exclusive jurisdiction OF the
whole of the disputed territory, rs recently
asserted by the Lt.Goyernor of New Bruins
wick, and his avowal of a determination to
sustain that claim by military iorce, and
his denial ofthe right OF the State OF Name
to protect from the lawless depredatlons O!
trespassers. the lands which have long
been. in'the possession OF Massachusetts and
Maine, call loudly for the immediate inter
ference Of the Federal Government; and
that the crisis has now arrived, wien the
honor of the nation demands tie adoption
of decisive measures for the protection oil
her citizens, and for the preservation Of the
rights and interests of two of the members
of our confederacy.
ResoIrcd That this Commonwealth will
cooperate with the State oil Maine in all
constitutional measures for the preserva-
ton of the interests of both States in the
lands in the disputed territory, and for the
speedy adjustment of the existing eqntro-
versy.
Resoloed, That His Excellency the
Governor be requested to transmit copy
of these resolutions to the Executive ofthe
United States and of the State Of Maine,
and to each of our Senators and Repre-
sentatives in Congress.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-03-07

u i. Gen, Scott, arrived in Boston on
Saturday, on his way to the Aroostook
and was TO proceed, on recaiylng further
orders, per Steamer Bangor to Bangor.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-03-07

The editor of the Daily times either for
got to send us his Saturdays paper--or
else the Sub. Treasures put it on the wrong
track.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-03-07

I'ha Portland Advertiser, states that the
Light companies, ordered to rendezvous
in that city On Monday, all appeared in ex-
ceIleni spirits, and were to March for Au-
gusta on Tuesday.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-03-07

Resolutions have passed the \. Y. Leg
islatnre approving the course Of Maine,
respecting the late difficulties, and prom
ising aid if needed.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-03-07
NSs 4 ECE.

"a Office is hereby given that the subscriber has
"a beenappointcd administrator on The estate of
ISAIAH Crooker, late OF Bath in the County of Lin
coin, deceased, and has taken nphn himself that
trust, by giving honds rs the law directs And all
persons having demands upon The estate Of Tie SAID
licensed are required to exhibit the same, and all
ersous indebted TO the said estate, called upon
to make payment.
EBENE TER CLAP, Administrator.
R.th Feh. 20. 1S29. 4aM3
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-03-07
THE LATEST FROM AUGUSTA
STATE HOUSE, AUGUSTA,


This morning. soon after the House was
called to order, Mr.. Allen of Alfred, an
nounccd the death of CHfpLs WATER
HOUSE, Esq Clerk Of the iionsp, and on
his motion the House Immediately aljoufo-
ed. The Senate also adjourned without
acting on any business Of Importance.
Mr. Warehouse. was in the House oa
Monday last and discharged the duties Of
his office. He died this morning at .
o'clock, at the Augusta House. His death
is much regretted. lie was a useful aud
highly respectable citizen, and as Clerk Of
the House gave universal satisfaction. Soon
after the two Houses had adjourned it hay
ing been mentioned that Mr.. Walcrhousc
bad left wife and eight children, the
most Of them at helpless age, in INDECENT
circumstances contribution was taken
up in different Departments Of the State
House for their benefit, and FIVE hundred
dollars were in few moments given.
The following nominations ere made
yesterday by the Governor, for Penobscot
County :---Char!es G. Cnshman of Dex-
ter, County Attorny; +. A. Fuller Of Or
ono, Joshua Chamberlain Of Brewer. and
Edmund P,llsbury OF Newport, County
Commiss toner's.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-03-07
EyAGRTFD.

In this town on Wednesday evening last, by Rev
C. Fuller, Rev. ISAIAH MCMAHON of Andover.
Mass, to Miss MARGARET Tom of this town.
Wesleyan Journal will please copy.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-03-07
Sept IS 1888.

LINCOLN S.. II a mcftiag oftbp Coaa-
ty Commissioners, bcem and hoidea at
EIiseasSet arithin and fer said Connfg.
on the second I'acSday q January A. u.
1889
On the foregoing, Feton Ordered that the
petitioners give notice 10 all persons and corporations
Interested, that the County Commissioners will meet
at the house Of John Plummer in Nobleboro on the
llth day of april A. d. 1882 at 10 o,c'ocl A. ~,
when they will proceed TO view the road describ ed
in their petition, and immediately after at con-
venient place in the vicinity, will hear the parties
and witnesses, and proceed 10 do such Other things
in the premises by law may be required by causing
an attested copy of their Petition and this Order
thereon to be served npon the Town Jerk Of the said
town of Nobleboro, also by posting upcopies ST .ha
same in three public places in sal town, an by
publishing the same in the Lincoln Telegraph three
weeks SUCCESSFULLY, the service upon the Town
Clerk of the said town Of Nobeboro and posting up Of
said copies, and the first publication in he Tele-
graph 10 be thirty days at least before the time of
said meeting that all persons interested may then
and here appear and shew cause (if any they have
by the prayer Of said Petitioners should not be
granted.
Attest JACOB SMITH, Clerk
Copv-1ttcst, JACOB SMITH, Clerk Gw 40
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-03-07
From the Bangor Wing Extra.
SUNDAY, March 3, O'Clock, A. NJ

gTTNOAgr NT.-oI,o ~ a,.1a.L M
- - o'oo"' a. ~,
onr cry again 'o-o'y mas a wafi,Ne
aspect. All Is bustle ana confusion. E&-
presses are arriving ana departing, and
oagea9e Wagons anu soialefS coming
anu so1''g,
.. /, l. Dumoh'' fsq' arrived IN .hiS
Guy TINS morning. at . clock, from An-
Su9.a' we presume MS business Is con-
'oe.eo WIN i'e i,9unpciy' ou' no'hl.g nas
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-03-07
Mr.. TarbeIl of Pepporell, offered the

Mr. TarbeIl of Peppcrell, offered the
following order;
Ordered, That the special joint commit
tee to whom were referred the communl-
cation ofthe Governor, with snndry docu-
ments transmitted to him by the Governor
Of Maine relating to the property of this
Commonwealth in the State of Maine, be
instructed forthwith to report resolve APP
propriaiiug one million of dollars for the
purp pose of aiding Maine in the protection
of cur common property, ia such manner
as not to conflict with the laws and Consti-
tuition of,he United States, and 10 take
into consideration the most prcatiacble
method of providing the necessary means.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-03-07
THE TELEGRAPH.
D Ar H NE:
THURSDAY MORNING, MARCfE7.


The Message ofthe President, and nu-
morous other important public documents,
contained in to-days paper, obliges Us to
defer all editorial remarks for the present,
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-03-07
FROM IiOULTON.

A NATURAL REMEDY-Applica-
bic TO orr Constitutions and competent to
cure euery Caradte Diseose-may be found
an The
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-03-07

TO fhe Honorable 0onH q County Com
missjoaers fer the County Of Liacoia neat
10 be holden al U'iseassef on Tie second
Tuesday Of ,Jaqaary a. y. 1859. .
~ & your petit oners res ectlully repr' sent ;lai
SY ubic cenveIi nee and necessity stqpre
the asirg out end establishing public road or
Highway eegning on the west si]e oi the old ! own
road in Warren nearly OPP site the termination q
The road leading fro Warren oil bridge 10 sad ole
town road, thence southwes;Ha rdly Over land OF
JOHN Grafton about furty rods 10 the line between
the land Of said John ration and John Craton Jr
thence wcs on the line Of lend between SAID Cra-
tons about $50 rods thence south eighty five degrees
west about $50 rods 10 the southeast OF lard
formerly owned by Daniel SmdIey thence west
on the line between he land said Daniel Sfudley
and IEomas udoy and etaels about 2G0 rods to
the town line between said town Of Warren and
WaIdoboro al land Of Thwston ". Vinai, Il epce
south eighty degrees about lao rods to land OF
Charles StudleY thonee north severity degrees
west about 80 rods to the bridge Goose river
stream below Fnas oh saw mill fheuce SAME
course eyer land OF said Z hurslon w Ninal about
40 rods to the line Of land between said {. W Vi
| nal and said Thomas Study; thence west on the
line between the land Of said T. w. Finai ard saie
Thomas Studey about 20 rods 10 the old town road
| leading from Warren 10 Friendship tho ngh Waldo
boro; the above described route will greaty east
and facilitate the travel by avoiding hills and cur
| falling the distance from what is now trave lied, VIZ
| pray your Honors that such proceedings may BE-
| had thai the said route may become public high
way, and as in dut, bound will ever pray.
| FH0dAS 3TJDLEY and II others.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-03-07

e ESPECTFULLY represents Tbenezer Clap
d p Administrator of The Estate of Ebenezer Nc
Loon late of Bath in said county deceased, That
the personal Estate of the said deceased is not suf
cen by the sumof two hundred ollars 10 answer tho
Just debts which he owed; therefore prays that
he may be empowered and scened to sell SO much
Of the + cal Estate of the said deceased as may be
sufficient TO raise the said sum with incidental char
ges. EBENEIER CLAP.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-03-07
Dissolution Of CopartmcrsllEp.

III TIiE Coparinershp heretofore existing under
VI the firm of J. II. & :. A. NicI.ellen & Co. ex~
pres by limitation & is this day dissolved by mn
tnai consent, and all persons indebted to the late
firm are requested 10 make immediate payment 10
- II. Mcclellan &, Co, who are duly authorized 10
settle the affairs of the concern and all persons hav
Ing demar DIS against the late firm are requested to-
present them for payment. and all persons indebted
TO them OF over sig months standing are informed
that unless all such demands are settled without de-
lay 'at theywl be left with an attorney for colec-
ton. ]. II Mc!EILAN
!. A. MCCLELLAN
JAMES &c ELAN
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-03-07
AsIEp flEsheaes 1Hla1A

Y FOR sale by the subscriber by the chest less
"a quantity superior Congo Tea.
II. WELD.
Bnil. Fob. 2R. Isa9. 3w4s
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-03-07

J. II. Mcclellan & Co viii continue to, do bnsi
ness at the OLD stand US formerly
! II MCCLELLAN.
3.v 49. YVES MCCLELLAN