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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-09-05


Ne winds. We unseen currents Of The mr.,
Soltis ,e PLAYED = lew Lfieil seei
Ye barre the laatmuriug bees We tossed the hair
Ger maidaR checks, thai lock further glu"
Ne rallied the roal white cloud ihuaghdeihs ~ bsue
fe shaak iloln shaded fowers the lingering de"
Before ,eu the ,atapa's blossoms dew,
Lightblossoais, dropping on The grass hkesnow
How are ,e changed We take Tho calaratts sovnd.
se take the ~hirlpeoIs tury aud lis uiight
The mountain shoulders y sweep the rraund
The valley woods lac prone beaealh Your fight.
The eleadis lef'te you -l"o' like eagles pasii
The haHss ofaien Ling N war hasI,
Ne lin the ruff tike an,umn leases and eaft
skssard. the whiting fragments eat u sight
The weary fowls of heaven make wing in win,
To scaPe your wrath se seize aud dash tlcn dead
Against the earth We drive the rnating rain,
The harvest held becomes rivers bed
And torrents tumble tom the hills around,
Plains turn 10 lake., AMI Villages are drowned,
And wniling yoioos, midst the feinpesl's sound,
disc, Us the rushing foods close overhead.
Ye daf, upon the dsop ami straight Is heard
wilder rom. and men grow pale, md rfoy
We fling lis waters rosnd voa, a. bird
Filings Ger his shivering pInmes the fountains spny
Sec To the breaking niasi the saior elings,
We scoup the ocean Ia iIs hfin, springs.
And take the mountain bllow on your wings,
And piie The wreck OF nAsies round tho bay.
Why rnce re tina. l-no strife FOR liberty
Has nade you mad Is rant, sifons lbfoagh fear
Has chained ,ouf pnions all We Wfenehed them free,
Aud rushed into the unInonsnred ATMOSPHERE
Fer wcfe born 10 freedom Wirfe blow
Free DER the chtN dccp and go
Earhs solemn woods were yours her shsies uf snow,
Her isles, where Summer blosaoms all the yrur
VI.
q ye wild Ninds a mghiicf Power than Yours
In chains npan the shores OF Euinpe les
The scepred throug, whose ictrrs La enlnro..
Watch his mute tuoes with terror IN thsr cyCs:
And armed warriors all around him stand,
And, as he struggles, tighten every band.
And Nh the heavy spear, with threatening huni,
To pierce the victim, should he strive TO rise.
Yet oh, when that wrongod spirit of race,
Shall break. sopn he mual. his long ON Chime,
Aud leap in freedom from has pison-plnce,
t.aid Of his ancient hills aud fruitful plans
Lei him not rise, like ihosc mnd winds u air.
To waste The loYrlin,s - that Time would aarc,
To Gil the earth with va, aud blot her laif
Unconscious breast with blood from human veins
But may he like The Sprine time nhrond,
Who ernmiles winter Rstes With gentle might
When ia the genial breeze the breath 81 God
Come speuiing up tn unscaled springs to light,
Flowers sinu ifom th,if dark prisons al his feet
The woods, lnne duHh, a axe Ia h, innings sweet
And mofu aud eve, whose ennmrfinss utmost meet,
trosd back to nnuow bounds the aue lsn night
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-09-05
GUIDE 40 PASSENGERS.
!Ss.azg2Ss s
Le"r'ns Ey,scsabs.rS for Richmond or

] FAVE Lynshburs on Mondays, Wednes-
= days and Fridays, at O'Clock, A. NJ. arrive at
lhaFlo'lesvilIes same evening, at Il. NJ. Leave
charlottesville next day by A. NJ, reach the Rail
Road distance Of only % miles from Cha Ioltcs-
Ve after the Isl oil July, by 10 O'clock and arrive
IN hichmond same evenings, by > p NJ. This will
De FOUND by Ian the most comfortable route as well
as Inc most expeditions TO Richmond or going
North, by way Of Washington Guy, having no night
travelling atu leaving Lyuchburg. The teams
and coaches on this line are first rate. aud the
drivers shiliul, careful and accommodating No
pains vi" be spared to render the trip safe aud plea
SAINT TO the passengers.
Fare though TO Richmond 50 SOTO Frede-
ficksburg Sl9. s. b, CLOVES, sAgent.
June H.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-09-05
Encourage yomr own Manufactures !.

Encourage y0nr own 1samuGa ctssres.
l AOLLARS MAY BE SAVED AND THE
~ MANUFACTURES Of your town eucoura-
ged by buying your HATS, of the subscriber.
Every Hat We sell, being Manufactured by our
Selves IN the town OF Lynchbnrg, shall net be inie-
rofto any and being determined TO sell low. IN,
cash. we hope, therefore, the advantage we offer TO
our customers, Will be appreciated by the public :
aud asthefe will be credit in our business good
customers will not have to pay iol bad ones. We
have just re ceved good Stock of
HAFTER'S MATERIALS.
Which will be made up in the neafest ,n,n,o, he
inst rate workrnen. We are also RECEIVING 90 n
assortment Of ladies and gentlemen's Shoes. mems
andhoy's fne Fur Cloth aud Hair Seal Cans. some
OF snpefiorquality. All ofwhchwill be sold low
for cash only. DTNKLE RI1NROTrGi
= ~ % q y alsoa good assorlmen, of Hat,r,s'
Trimmings. .
Nov. %
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-09-05

lnnAuiM PACuA.--'rhis extraordinary man seems
destined 10 Hl n large space IN the history of the
prescott age. lie Is the SON of Nohcmet Ali the
powerful Pacha Of Egypt, ard lnherits The talent as
well as ambition of his father When the Mahome.
dan iaith was threatened by the Wahabees seven on
eight wears ago, lhmhim the head of an IRREGULAR
force. penetrated into Arabia. defeated the furmda-
bic array OF rebels "nh great saug otter, and carried
Their Princes prisoners 10 Cairo. Since then lie
has paid great attention to the introduction OF Eu-
iopean discipline and tactics into his armies and has
done much towards improving the character OF the
Egyptian Navy. lie conquered all SYRIA, which he
now governs, as the representative of bis iathcr-and
that country viii probably become tue theatre of a
sanennary struggle, between The armies of the Sui
tau, and the troops OF Mehenet Ali and lbraham
lie has probably an army oil nearly zoe, 900 men
under las commaud--aud his troops have the great.
est confidence in his courage and military skill
writer IA an English Periodical not long SINCE sums
up as character IN the following words
"lie1s, without doubl, man ufremarkable talents
Ills mind Is alike subtle aud energetic. lis is totally
free from prejudice adopts your ideas with silent Ia
pdty, aud hIS career demonstrates his military pe-
mus. HIS ambluonis upbuuuded-his admIration Of
: European Institutions, and civilization great but he
avoids with dexleriy, shocking the feelings aud pre-
JUDGES of the Muslen."
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-09-05

NEARLY OPPOSITE LIBERTY WAREHOUSE,
ESPEC1 FULLY informs his friends anI the
public generally, thai he conllnnrs 10 carry on
the manufacture Of COPPER AND TIN WARE
in al It's various branches. lis sfoch OF I'm Ware
IS now large. wei assorted, and well worthy the at
tention of holh wholesale aud retail dealers. Ills
stool, of ) Ills and other Copper Ware IS also
very large and desirable, and he prepared to
faeiufe 10 order STILLS ofany size ar pattern aud
will also repaif old STILLS take them ia exchange
Tor oues.
lie has also hand large and well assorted
stock oil WOHE WIRE Tor wheat fans. &c. and Is
prepared to weave to any erder he may receive
lie also has attached to the establishment a BRASS
FOUNDRY, aud iswepated 10 cast 10 order, BELLS
for laserns churches and other purposes, Tobacco
Screw Boxes, castings for ThresLing Machines, and
all other kinds Of Brass Castings.
He continues, also, To gutter aud cover Houses.
either IN town or country, with Copper, Tn Iluc
Sheet lfon upon the most favorable terms.
Old Copper, Pewter and Brass, either purchased
or taken IN exchange Tor new work County pro-
duce also taken IN X.hdnge for all work in his line
Aug.
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A new line of concI,cs.


sgncd will commence running
A new line of Coaches,
From Lynchburs To Daggei's (Dibiell's) Springs
VIA the Natural Bridge, Tuesday next the 2aa dag
ofJaty UnuI further notice, we shall leave Lynch.
bury on Tuesdays THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS al half
alter four A. NJ, aud arrive at Dbrels the same eve
mugs, before night. The next murnlng PASSENGERS
will leave D'brell's after breakfast, and reach the
White Sulphur about O'Clock, p. Nj. VIsllers 10
the Springs 10y tins line will thus be relieved from
all night travel, and reach the White SULPHUR or
l.ewlsburs in Two days from Lynchbuts. The
Turnpike now finished quite to ITS nlersection wnh
the Lexington aud Coymgton Road. and in add
ton to the general novelty and splendid scenery il
affords, we would mention peculiar objects of
interest ana curiosity the passage through, not orey
the Blue Ridge, along the margin of James River
and commanding view Of the Mountain Canal a
beautiful prospect-the Ndt4rm Brige, which Mr.
Jefferson pronounced worth trip across the Allan.
TIC TO vew-an last. but not least Dagper's Sprnps
kept by Chs l.. Dibrell, where he that has been
once will like 10 be again.
The undersigned intending % give their persona
attention to this line, eau confidently promise travel
ters first rate Coaches aud Teams and careful and
accommodating Drivers, and viii spare no pains
themselves to satisfy ther passengers.
WM A. GALBRAITH,
HENRY l.. DAVIES
June q -
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TWO improved Lots, and about f5 a.
crcs of Land,

laid off in town Lots which will be sold in quaint
ties TO SUIT purchasers, on credit Of II months
Bonds with approved security will be required
RICH'D. DAVIS, Com'r
August % WHO'S
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9 q Q q . q
Sl,o0O PGENrgJNE!
u s'FFHGs g.S'F.y S.g.WPSO.V IN
DIR 81 900 PrcmiumycgcfabIef for the cure Of
SA'EsEsEE,ES,

inspire the suffering with confidence in this OF
diseased system, II Is only that such
n US reputation that the transactions of one Druggist in
Ahhoad IN less than twelve months have been fire hundred
doufS besides what other dealers have sold and Physi
eahs used The recovery OF Mr.. :. H. Thompson Rich
oh whose snterngs for five yoars had broue h, him
oeR TO he BRINK OF the grave aud who had finally given him
e! up 10 de alter havng lost the palate roof OF his mouth
anu part OF has nose In this he was persuaded by
Musician TO use the sampson and to his great sup
ps as Wen as that OF the community he gained twenty
TWO pounds IN one month and aud ha y, ners made
perfect cure OF him. Mr.. T. has given a history ofhs
ase. See hand-blls OF other cases Price $40 co. For
a, , m Howell DAVIES, Agent.
~ n. b. The above is acquiring a birb character
~, IN ron the ,ure Of king Eyl or Scroula
dHN 81 wl2u
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sEorEs sH0ificunSis.

he SUBSCRIBERS are agents for the s,l.
4 OF a large number oil tue genuine 'e
lgorus IiuIiic:.iaiis Cuttings ana Ra.,.
OF the present years growth. They are f,o,,
very unusually lourshing nursery, IN the adIoin,,
county OF Buckingham, aud The trees are OF 9nca's
mouiy vigorous growth, many of them on the -
INST. measuring from 81 10 feet in height r.
cultIFalor Rev j. ). Armislead. secured tho ~,
seht uupropitioas season. The growth Of seren6,fs
trees lor every hundred single buds planted IT,
warrants the genuineness Of the aud the na,n
y Of all the wood which lie sells. The cuttings A.,
roots will Sc ruuds Tor delivery early in Noyenba,
Application to us, post-pai,i. will be promptly NJ
tended to WILLIAMS & NICIOa
July 10 WV if 0tsnf
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July2
sale Of Lot. i'm the town Marys.
willie.

DURSUANT 10 decree Of the County Court
u of Campbell will sell, in the town OF Mmys-
vile, Thursday, the 2Gth of September next, III
fair, if not, the next FAR day) at public auction all
the Lots and Land in said town, belonging 10 the
tale ofM. DAVIS, Sr., deceased, to vii:
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10 the Valelssalinarlan.

4 HAVE just received fresh from the Springs a
large quantity of
WHITE SULPHUR .g.fV'ER,
carefully put up in bottles 1t will be kept cdol for
persons Wishing to use 1t in town. | have also a
few boxes OF White Sulphur Essyss, which
have acquired considerable reputation in the cure
OF those diseases. to which the White Sulphur Wa
ter seems peculiarly adapted.
ii. LATHAM, Druggist.
June 10 Is
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POLITICAL.
nr wiIIiAs CULLEN BRYANT

F.ssa dc ks.icke, becker Magazine fer Aagsst
THE WINDS.
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.Seac Stage line.
.f,g&, sAsS
- ~. Ng

I'D ASSENGtRS 10 the Springs, aud other trav-
cllcrs ate feieby informed, that the under
signed will commence running
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ST. LECIEes.Ns.
THE SILK CULTURE.

TIE STLk IIII u E.
So many contradictory api1ons are entertained
upon the subject Of the SILK Culture aud ITS pros
pects thai We will not ycatute 10 pronounce luds
ment upon The following statements OF i cotrcspnn.
dent We would. howtvrr, suggest 10 those inter.
ested in this branch OF industry 10 read the auicc.
National GastHc.
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Es.s.s,FgEsEssC; Fos.g,pRg.

August 90
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.Iuly %
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-07-11
Hmdiaa EsHrgaafve Pills

FoSseSS tto0 Uery remarkable properties
One IS, they cannot possibly do injury or
harm; and The other is, they are ais0ays
Sure 10 do good.
This may appear strange TO some but when we
reflect that they cure disease upon .N.41URE'5
OWN PLAN, viz: purifying the blood of all cor
rupt humors, it will not appear wonderful that they
are perfectly innocent, and at the same time all pow
erful in the cure of disease
MORE THAN FIVE THOUSAND persons in New
England, have been cured of intermittent, Remit
tent, nervous, iniamatory and putlid Fevers; hea-
ses, Erysipelas and Small pox; infama,ons of the
Brain, of the Throat, of the Stomach of the Lungs
of the Liver, of the mtesnes, the Kidneys, and
the fadder; Rheumatism, both acute and chronic,
splitting and vomiting of blood, Diarrhma, Dysenta-
~ and Choices; Syncope, Appoplexy, and Paraly-
sis; Dyspepsia and Hypochondriasis; Tetanus, Ep-
ilepsy .whooping Cough, .fs'hma and Palptation o.
the Heart; ncipent Consumption and Maramus:-
dropsy Of the Head the Chest the Abdomen and
the Limbs; Scorfula, scurvey, and Syphilis; ron
chocele and Cancer, Gravel and Stranguary, loss of
Appetite, Costiveness. sick head ache, Flauency,
pains IN the stomach, pains in the Back and Side,
and other complaints of the Kidneys and Liver, III
and Sores Of every description; Mysteries,
weak nerves and loyness of Spirits, as well as
Ieucorrua, Menorrhpa. Suppression. and other del
icate female complaints, solely by the use of the
INDIAN PURCATITE Pills: an direct reference
can be given 10 persons Of the highest respectable
ty, who have been restored TO health and useful
ness, by the above valuable medicine and in m0ny
instances after they had been pronOuncedty their
doctors INcURABLE. Shall not these facts, COM
ing as they do from the people who have been ben
efued aad prov by the living testimony of thous-
ands, have some effect in convincing the invalid,
who perhaps may have suffered for years. with some
painful disease, that he too, by the of the In
DIAN PuRGATIvE PILLS, may also be freed from
pain, andonce more taste the slreeS Of Health. 1t
surely will and we trust the day is not far distant
when PURGArIoN, the only sure and certain meth
cd OF curing disease, will be universally acknowl-
edged, and DiSE.a8E WHOLLY DRIVEN
FROM THE LAND.
PRICE 25 CTS. PER POX WITH FULL
DIRECTIONS.
sE}7A All communications or applications Of Agcn-
cies must be addressed thus--ssN. L. Office, N. A
College of Health 1875 fremont Street Boston,
Mass
Ees3 FREMONT STREET.
For further proofs ofthe efficacy of the INDIAN
VEGETABLE PILLS aud list of the AGEN S for
tina sale of the same, see advertisement on the out
side of this Oh per.
HnNRY HYDE Agent for Bath.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-07-11
Notice OF Foreclosure.

q Ohm MOULTON of Lisbon, in the County of
~ Lincoln State of Maine, conveyed to Charles
Potter of Bowdon, and Parsons Smith of Bath, in
said County, Executors Of the last will and testa-
ment of Hezekah Wyman of said Path by deed of
Mortgage dated 9th of July Il, d. 1880, and re-
corded with the record Of Deeds for Lincoln Coun-
ty, July 20 1880, yol.5 page $751; a lot of land sit
uate in Lisbon alore aid, for particular description
of which reference may be mad to said Mortgage
deed; and the said Potter and Smith, by their Deed
dated august 81 1890 conveyed the said Nortgaged
premises 10 Deborah Wyman of said Path. The
said Mortgage Deed being to secure the payment of
two hundred and six dollars and fifty cents " it'll in
terest, and the condition of the same being broken.
BY reason whereof the said Deborah Wyrnan claims
TO fofeclose said Mortgage.
DEBORAH VIVIAN.
Ry J. S. SEwALL her Attorney.
Bath, July 8, 1889 3wl5
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-07-11
THE PRESIDENTS SPEECH.

The New York Evening Post publishes
a sketch of the Presidents Speech in Cas-
tie Garden to shis Democratic fellow citi-
zens." 1t is said to have been furnished
to the Press by the President himself, aud
is therefore authentic. He adhercs to the
Sub-treasury. and among other things
makes the following remark;
The long contested question between
Great Britain and ourselves in relation to
the Northeastern Boundary, there is rea-
son to nope, is In a fair. way for a speedy
and amicable settlement, and the troubles
on the Canadian border, have, ] am per-
suaded, passed their most dangerous crisis. !"
La relation to the Boundary, this is eX-
acily the same story we have had ever
since Mr. Van Buren, was first made Sec
rotary of State. GA speedy and aaicable
settlement" How? On the basis of the
proposition lately made by the British Gov
ernmenL Ken. Journal.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-07-11
NEW GOODS,
IND NEW STOREi!

u AIDES and Gentlemen. wi-Iing 10 purchase,
"a 4 are respectfully Informed lhat ne, agd com
plee assortment Of ENGLISH, FRENCH, and
AMERICAN
DRY GOOD
consisting Of every variety of articles, usually kept
in Dry Goods Stores, may be found in the New
Store under the Town Hall.
ALsn- Croctery, China, and Glass Ware Tea,
Sugar, Coffee, Molasses Pork and Flour, together
with good assortment OF Choice Groceries, which
the subscribers, will he happy 10 sell on reasonable
terms for cash. HOLMES & MATHEWS.
bath June Goth, 1899. tfl2
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-07-11
ARRIVALS, cLEARANcEs, SC

ARRIVALS, CLEARANcEs, &c,
Ar at IIavre June G, ship Platina, Duncan, Nor
leans.
1T Martinique 18th uIt, big Franklin fm Bath,
disch'g z.
Sailed FIN Eayre May 80, ship Palestine. Little
field, Cadiz
Ar at Liverpool June r. ship Nance, Nichols of
Gardiner I'm NOrlean'. 18th, ship Queen Victoria
Thompson of ilath I'm Natchez. Sailed May 20,
ship manchester, Patien, Philadelphia. June 2
ship London, Palten, BALTIMORE
Ar at NYork slh, ship Ontario, Harvard Nor
leans; brig Denmark, Delano, Hamburg.
than, Liverpool.
Ar at Providence 5th, sch Providence, Bath
Sailed sch eef for do.
Ar al mobile 2Sth, brig Laurence Copeland, Sears,
NYork.
Ar at Charleston 10th, sch John Spofford, Thorn
aston.
Ar at Richmond 4th, sch Liberty, StocAbridge,
NOrleans
Ar AT Albany LIST, sch marion, Hartman, and
Packet, Harding, Frankfort.
.ar at N York I'd, Norman Thomaston. 9Th brig
Adamant. Clancy, St Pierres 20; VIM Penn, moore,
aIachas; Susan & PIebe. Moore, Bangor.
.dr at Providence 4h, sch Franklin, Dennis, Bath,
Sailed 4th sch Mexican, bangor; Fair Trader do.
Ar at Newport 18th brig America, Handy E"stport
for NYork.
Eat Nantucket Goth soop Si'as, Par'er Bath.
AR al Plymouth I'd schs increase Carlisle, and E.
las, Clar, Bangor. 4th Desiah Huchings Bath.
.9r at Port and 4th briggs Pensacola Kilgore Bath.
9th Florence (new-of NYork) brunswick,
AT Guyama 18th June, brig wave. of Bath, for
Phila ORG.
i'm Martinique,
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FOR SALE.

FHNflE Two Story HOUSE,, occupied by Nathan
FL iel Harding and others, Known the &c Foote
House," situated between Washington and Front
streets few rods to the east of Capt VIM. Drum
mond's. Said house Is very convenient, and well
calculated for two families.
Also, lot of Land High St, between the
Gushing lot and the house formerly occupied by the
late Widow Turner I he lot is large one, and
would make two good lots For further particulars,
inquire of r ichard Nutter or
July 13-tfI5a SIMEON II. LEMONT.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-07-11

Silru Coin. The n. York Courier SAYS
that the Secretary Of the Treasury is cor
responding with some distinguished linan-
ciers of that city, on the subject Of debas-
ing the silver coin, SO as to prevent the ex-
portation Of it being profitable business.
The Secretary is in favor of retaining the
silver coin in the country by debasing it 20
less than its full value, as has already been
done with the gold coin OF the L. States.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-07-11
STATE OF MAINE.

E INCOLN $50 Ebenezer Clap. Executor On
Il a the estate of John M'Fadden, late of q orge-
town in said County deceased, GREETING.
You are hereby ordered to notify the heirs at law,
ega.ees and devsers, and all persons interested that
your second account as Executor on the estate o.
said deceased, will be offered for allowance at "a
Probate Court at Gath, on the twentieth day Of flu
gust next at o'clock in the morning, when and
where they may be present if they No
tice 10 be given iy publishing copy of this order
in the Lincoln Telegraph, printed at Bath, thirty
days before said Court of Probate. .-:-
Given under my hand this second day of July,
eli hieen hundred and thirty nine.
NATH. GROTON,
July IA Judge Of PROBATE
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-07-11
Faeg'EynAfceting Esr.idge.

FEyIlE Proprietors of Merrymeeng Bridge are
m notified 10 meet at my Office in Path, on sat-
urday, the thirteenth day of July instant, at two
O'Clock p. NJ. to choose officers, alter their bylaws
raise money for repairs and additions, and see if
they will agree to build the Muddy River Bridge
for the sum raiSed by subscription, or subscribe
towards building the same BY orderof the Direct
ors b. RANDALL, Clerk.
July 2, 1885, 3wl4
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NasEsE GtE

Y S hereby given, that the subscribers have been
b. duly appointed Executors of the last will and
Testament of james Hall, late of Augusta, in the
county of Kennebec, deceased, testate, and have
undertaken that trust by giving bond the law d-
reefs :--.fll persons, therefore, having demands
against the Estate of said deceased are desired to
exhibit the same for settlements and all indebted to
said Estate, are requested 10 make immediate pay
neat to VIM. RICHARDSON, J
XINA HYDE, Executors
GILBERT TRUFANT,)
Bath, June 10, 1899. 3wl4
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-07-11

/ We have examined the first number of
Ehe "Argds Revived" The paper is hand
somely printed, and reads very much as the
Argus used 20 read, Uhen 1t 1Cos the g Ar
gas" We are glad the friends of the
Jacksonian democracy, have established
decent organ.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-07-11

La,O Decision,-Since Judge McKin-
iey's extraordinary decision in the u. S.
Court at New Orleans, placing steamboats,
out of the Jurisdiction of Congress, racing
on the Mississippi has increased to an a.
farming extent.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-07-11

The Richmond Enquirer, (loco foco) is
in great pain, from the fear that sectional
feeling may divide the Wig party in the
selection of Presidential candidate =
That is a sheer scarecrow. We must take
% " SOUTHERN" man with NORTHERN"
feelings How will that do!