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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-05-14

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Buren,, Forsyth, Woodbury., Poinsett, Paulding,
Kendall, and the conductor or the official organ,
who aspires to be fourth branch of the Govern
ment, the Madisonian says have had paid to them
out of the public treasury. not much if any less
ann than ONE MILLION DOLLARS! This is
the administration which, under the garb of rota-
ton in Office prescribe high-minded and honorable
men for opinion sake No wonder these men are
so patriotic and speak and write 30 sloquently o'
the dear people.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-05-14

IRIS BETTER TO GIVE THAN TO RECEIVE. Among
the receivers of the land agencies Of the union, "a
of dollars ofpublic revenue in their own private
su .tr easuries.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-05-14
ruREE CHEERS FOR ALBANY.
The annual charter election took place in Alba
liz z1h The Whigs carried four of the five

Albany is Van Buren's residence and the result
shows the opinion Of his neghbors respecting MS
pubc course and principles Of action.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-05-14
$4,O3s,643 81

The amount issued under the provs-
10 MS of the act of I'd March, 1885, is 2,OSO,9S5 Ia
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-05-14
$7,590,492 Is
LEVI WOODBURY., Sec. of the Treas.

Making the aggregate outstanding ST.
Lincoln telegraph., 1839-10-17
VALUABLE INFORMATION

iLFs THE LNDLA.N VEGET.4BLE PILLS
Are a certain cure for disease in its variety Of
Srin, because they thoroughly cleanse the stomach
and bowels induce proper discharge by the lungs,
akin and kidneys, and stimulate the blood to purify
itself In other words they open all the natural
drains. and leave MIXTURE (THE GRAND Phys
rcIAN) free to drive disease from the body. The
above Outlets, or drains, arc the common sewers of
the body, through which all morbid and corrupt hu-
nors (the of Gsease) carried off; and so
long as they all kept open and discharge freely
their allotted portions Of mpurity, the body will con-
iuue i. health; but when from eating improper
fosd breathing impure air, sudden transitions from
heat to s,d over exhaustion any other cause, the
bowels become costive, the pores Of the skin be-
some closed, or the kidneys fal 10 perform their
functions properly, the Impurities which should be
drained from tho body by these outlets, will be re-
iahed, and continue to accumulate until the body
becomes literally loaded with disease. 90.
If the channels Of our mighty rivers shond be-
come blocked up, would no, the accumulated wa
t.,s find new outlets or The country become mum
dated! Ju.t so with tho human body; II the natu-
fTi 0rains OeCOH1e Cioseu tHe nt"Sh"' "lu wi"
hun,ors will find vent in the various forms Of dis
ease, such as fever, small po1 measles, rheuna-
tisn,, gout, apoplexy Sc, death will end our suf
fevipes There fore, when sickness at the stomach,
gains in the back and side, quick pulse, burning
skin, or any other unpleasant symptoms indicate
that one or more of the natural drains are not dis
changing freely, and that the constitution is about to
commence a struggle for the restoration of health,
no time should be lost in administering few brick
doses of tho Indian Purgativc HNDfAN VEGETA-
BILE P,LLs.) Iy so doing, MI the functions of the
kody will be restored to order, and the foul hnmors
(the cause Of every inflammation or pain I've sutier)
uhi be removed in so easy and natural a manner
that the body will be restored if by charm.
NPOFFICE, md general Depot for the sale o
the above PILLS in the New England States
1913 FREMONT STREET.
nesr Court Street, Boston, where they can be had
at Wholesale or Retail.
TAGENTS have been appointed for the sale
of the Pills in most every town in New England.
N- All letters relative TO the Pills must be ad
dressed thus: IN f. Office N. A. College Of Health
1873 fremont street. Boston, Mass"
Agents for the sale of the INDIAN PURcAT1vE
Pills. RATH-HENRY HYDE, Agent for Lin
coin County.
Wiscasset Edmund Dana. Topsham-N Nathan
isl Walker Thomsston-John NJ: Gates. Eas
Thomaston Spoford. Waldoboro o'--Geo
w. Nichols. sept l2-ly.
Lincoln telegraph., 1839-10-17
ARRIVALS, CLEARANcEs, &C.,

ARRIVALS, CLEARANCEs, &c,
AR at Charleston 7ih, big Pleiades, Lowell,
Charleston.
Ar at Richmond 7lh, sch Pontiac, Cory, West
port Below 9Th, sch Potomac 1'homaston.
In Hampton Roads sth, brig Eliza, Kelley, Thom-
aston for Georgetown.
rat Albany 9th, sch Senator, Westport.
ar at Nfork 18th, ship North America, Heath,
fIavre, 43. Cl 10th, brig Caledonia, Manson Bath
Ar nj NLondon, 7th, brig Two Brothers, Bangor.
Ar ut Salem 5th, schs Packet, Augusta; Ospray
Morning Star, H.be and Caspian, Gardiner; Mos
COW, " adoboro'.
Sailed from Pictou 3Cth u. brig Empne, Merry
man, Fall River.
Al Bermuda Sth uit. brig Castor, yalnnm, Gar
diner di>chg
At Kingston, Jam 9th ult, brig Boxer Bath
Ar at havana 18th u!t. brig NJ 'Lean, Larrabee,
Bath.
AT Cadiz, Aug 26. ship Roger Sherman, Barker,
of Hath, in quarantine.
In the cheldt Aug II, ship Cordova Owen, IIa
yana.
Ar at Zeal Sd Calico, Lombard, London NY.
Ar at Liverpool l7th, Caspian, Patten and Globe,
Oliver, NOreans.
At franklin La 10th, brig Tampico, Ballard, N
York, disch'g
4 Ar at New Orleans 3D. ship Charles, M'Lanatlan,
Philadelphia
Ar at Boston sth, brig Nancy Jane, Georgetown;
schs Sidney, Graves, Edw Kent, I1inkley, Augusta
10th, sch Planet, Robinson, Bath. llth ship Da-
dem. Lambert. Cadiz; sch Helen, Wood, Bath
18th, brigs Lincoln, Grant, Ihomaston for New Or
leans; Majestic, Ames, do for Charleston
Lincoln telegraph., 1839-10-17
DIR. WILLIAM EVANS
SOOTHING SYRUP.

Ior Children Teething. Prepared by Himself +.
"a Vii ) lnfallible remedy has preserved hundreds
.A when thought past recovery from convul-
sions' As soon as the Syrup is rubbed on the
gums the child will recover. This preparation is
innocent, SO eficacious, and 10 pleasant that no
chi'd VIII refuse 10 let its gums be rubbed with it,
When infants are nj the aye of four months though
there Is no appearance of teeth, one bottle of the
syrup should be used the gums to open tae pores
raren's should never be without the syrup in the
nursery where there young children, for if a
chlld wakes in the night with pam in the gums, the
syrup Immediately gives case, by opening the pores
ana he%aIn5 the gums; thereby preventing convul-
gentleman who has made trial Of DR. w. Evans
ooothlng Syrup in his family, Gin Of teeth,
ing c.'iu) wishes us TO state that he found l. entire
" enec'ual in relieving pain in the gums, and pre-
ven'lns The consequences which sometimes follow
we cne5o.r,iully comply with his request Sun.
IL we believe il is generally acknowledged by
hose who have tried it that the Soothing Syrup for
Children Cutting Teeth, advertised in another col
umn, ls highly useful article for the purposes for
which tls intended. Highly respectable persons,
ut any rate, who have made of it. do not hesi.
tale % gre It's virtues the SANCTION of their
...... .,.. - [Bosion Traveller.
-" Entered according TO Act of Congress.
The genuine is ycnded by Agents only. -.
AGENTs.-HENRY HYDE, Bath; j. Thwing, Wool.
'ctch. sE33See advertisement on lst page. 1y20
Lincoln telegraph., 1839-10-17
Nj ARINE LIST.
PORT OF BATH.

SAILED.
Oct l5 ship Canton, Otis, Havana
barque Ellen, Gordon, do
bardue levant, Herrcls, Galveston
sch Azora. I.emont. Charleston S G
brig st Simonds, Packard. Savannah Ga.
sch Arab, Broadsreet, Key West
sch Port Leon, Meryman, St Marks
brig Pinta, Purrington, West Indies
sch Jasper, Reed, Philadelphia
sch liespcrus, Marson, Boston
sch Morning Star, Nickerson, Providence
sch Dorcas Hawes, White, do
sch Franklin, Nclterson. do
sch Deborah, Bailey, Boston
sch Consolation, Gay, HavcrhiI
rch Fair Dealer, Brown, Boston.
sch Dresden, Stearns, Fall River
sch New Yotk, Wyman, Providence
sch Alpine, (new) Walker, Boston
CLEARED.
9 brig Albert, Colburn Mobile
sch Bunker Hill, CoIburn, Key West.
IL brig Charles, Snow, Portland
brig Pinta, burlington, Demarara
brig VIM Purrngton, Randall, Barbadoes
Is brig Alcenus, Skolfeld Portland
brig Nassasoit, Iroit, st Michaels.
Lincoln telegraph., 1839-10-17
N'dbHFCE---.St@te of ynK0lne.

r lNCOLN ss,-October Sd, 1899. Taken on
IL \ Executions pursuant 10 attachments on the
original wriis aud 10 be sold at public auction to
the highest bidder, at the Commercial House in
Bath in said County, kept by II enry Rooth,
on Tuesday the nineteenth day of November next
at two oclock P. ~, all The right title and inter
est of Nathaniel Eanes, Junior, in the real estate
of his father. Nathaniel Eames late of Lisbon in
said county, deceased, being the right of redeem.
ing the real estate on which two executions were
levied to wit, one in favor Of Samuel Hewey Jun
against said Nathaniel Eames Junior, and the other
in Glvor of Zadock Jones against said Nathaniel
Eames Junior, on the seventh day of February .
ID. 1899. Said real estate situated in said Lisbon
and more particularly described IN the levy Of said
Hewey sard Jones' executions thereon, as appears
on the Records of the Registry of Deeds for the
western district in said county of Lincoln. Vol Is,
4n2s JAMES WAKEFIELD, Deputy Sheriff.
Lincoln telegraph., 1839-10-17
FARM AND SAW MILL,
For Sale.

EISOR sale the Farm on which reside in George
H. town, containing about 100 acrcs-divided into
wood land, pasiurage and tillage, well supplied
with wood and wafer, ON which is good two story
House and large Barn and other convenient out.
buildings.
ALso-One half OF Saw Mill and privileges
helongng to the snme, ii being good opportunity
for any person wishing to cnrry on The LAUNDERING
business, and will be sod at a great bargain For
further information apply 10 the subscriber ON the
premises, 10 S. G. STINscN Il Co., BATH.
DAVID POTTER.
Bath. Oct. TO- 1889 3w2S
Lincoln telegraph., 1839-10-17
Sta TIE OF .N.ALJN'E.

LINCOLN $50 William NJ Reed and
Thomas NJ. Reed, Executors of the last
Will and Testament of Rebecca Parsons,
late of Phipsburg in said County deceas-
ed. Greeting.
~OU hereby ordered to notify the heirs at
4 law and creditors of said deceased land all per-
sons interested that your second account as Execu-
tors on the Estate of said deceased will be offered
for allowance at Probate court at Wiscassct on
monday the second day of December 1899 at
may be present if they find also at said
court the Widows claim for an allowance will be
considered.
Notice to be given by publishing copy of this or
der in the Lincoln Telegraph at Bath, thirty days
before said court of Probate
Given under my hand this ninth day of October
in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred
and thirty nine. NATllL. GRO
3w2S Judge of Probate.
Lincoln telegraph., 1839-10-17
AN ANAGRAM.

AN ANAGRAM.
am word Of Is letters.
My 7, l2, S, A, is volcanic mountain.
" 10, 2, 6, II, is division of the earth.
8, 3, 2, Id, is an article of dress.
], 2, 3, 5, is a mans name.
Is, 7, 6, 8, l2, IL, is branch of the
Legislature.
10. II, s, Q. is the name of an ancient
stoic philosopher.
4, 8, 8. 7, 6, 8, is the name of an an.
cient city. distinguished for It's learn
ing.
"i3,4, 5, l2, IA, is an island in the
Mediterranean.
Is, 6, IA, 7, l3, Ia, is what people Of
ten do.
!. a, 5, ii, is a woman's name.
10, Id, 8, |, is the sixth letter of the
Greek alphabet
My whole is the name of an ancient
celebrated Gramnarian.
Lincoln telegraph., 1839-10-17
Nj ARRIED.

In this town, by Rev Mr. Eingwood, Mr. James
Drummond to Mrs Hannah Gatchel both Of Bruns-
wick.
On Sunday evening, by Rev silas Stearns. Mr.
John l.. Brown to Miss Harriet P. Bolden.
y In Phipsburg, on Tuesday evening, by Rev. Mr.
Btearns, Mr Charles D. Eearse to Miss Elizabeth
n. Burgess.
In Bristol. by Rev Mr. Fuller. Mr. Hiram Gldden
10 Miss Mary finn Ford, daughter of Oakman Ford,
Esq.
In Litehfeld, Mr. Mellsn Robinson to Miss Ange-
line Lincoln.
In Ihomsstcn, Mr. Francis Cobb to Miss Martha
Jane Chandler.
In Warren. on Thursday last, Mr. Marcus stanett,
to Miss Levina Lawrence.
Lincoln telegraph., 1839-10-17
TnnTH ACHE TOOTH aCHE

TOOTH ACHE. TOOTH ACHE. a..
VIM. BROWN, Chemist, 43l, Washington street
Bosion has invented an article that will cure tbs,
tornentirg pain Rising of eight thousand cns.
in Boston and vicinity, lave been c"red within
few mouths. u takes away a|l smell and sortnes
Cal fa- nfo%u'a Extract Of Gall and Kreosof''
-Aerfee - si,0s,ure for eenuine. Price 50 ceii~
Fer pgoa OF eale aadiu desc1o'io0 please . :
serve % ga 0t'er callwn. FOR sale 10 Bosson I !,
80 sSsg.A
Lincoln telegraph., 1839-10-17
PHRENOLOGY

ETR. AYERS respectfully informs the Gentle
lgh men and Ladies Of Bath that he anticipates
giving Lecture on the science of Phrenoogy in a
short time He will speak on the different organs
developed on the heads of individuals, - the
inAuenc, that these organs exert if they prcdom-
mates and he will also lend his influence TO banish
the belief that is 80 common to some people that
the science Of phrenology tends to Fa,asn.
oct 10 r.. ]. AYERS.
Lincoln telegraph., 1839-10-17

Important 10 Kniuers. Among the queer
things exhibited at the Mechanics Fair at
Rochester N, Y. were TO t,co stochings,
knit at the same time, by Miss Robinson.
1t it is said that she uses but four needles.
knts one stocking within the other, the
SAME rs If knitting but ono-anl yet wlcn
she "narrows of - one eat the toe" 60th
are finished! Boston Mer Jour.
Lincoln telegraph., 1839-10-17

The Banks at Baltimore, suspended i'm
mediately on receiving the news from Phil
adelphia. Probably most of the Southern
and South Western Banks will follow suit.
Lincoln telegraph., 1839-10-17
NOTICE..

a LII persons are hereby cautioned against pur.
IA. chasing NOTE, dated November 1887
payable 10 Alonzo Jones or order, for the sum of
fine dollars, on dcmand-as said note was given bv
the subscriber without any consideration, andI will
not pay it or any part of it.
NATHANIEL GILLPATRICK
Lisbon, October 9th. 1899. 3u20
Lincoln telegraph., 1839-10-17

A destructive fire is noticed in the pa
pers, at Mobile, on the 28th ut., and two
smaller ones the next day.
Lincoln telegraph., 1839-10-17

A large store was consumed by fire in
Quincy, Mass, last Friday night 1t twas
first broken open.
Lincoln telegraph., 1839-10-17

A destructive fire has occurred at Aiken,
q. G. Another in Natchez.
Lincoln telegraph., 1839-10-17

The health of New Orleans and Mobile
is stated to be slowly improving.
Lincoln telegraph., 1839-10-17

.Ne,c .assortmeNt FINGER SlA G5.
KUSr received AZ x, =, lUINk4-}.'S.
e. aug %. .1 Al
- IS
Lincoln telegraph., 1839-10-17

To the Hon. Court of COUNTY Commissioners for the
County Of Lincoln, neat To be holden at Tops
ham, on Monday The I'd day Of September 1882
RESPECTFULLY represent, the subscribers
VI " inhabitants of the towns of Phpsburg and
Bath, in said County of Lincoln, that the old County
road leading from Bath TO Phipsburg. past Berry's
mills, so called, and to the Bason in Phipsburg is Il
very hiy rocky and crcuitous route, and that pub
lie convenience and necessity require the same
should be Strengthened and made better, which can
not be done on its present location, in the opinion of
your petitioners Therefore
Your petitioners would ask your honors to view
and straighten the old road or way, commencing in
Phpsburg near the house of Deacon William Hutch
ens and running in norherly direction to the head
Of Winegants creek, and near the house of Elijah
Clifford in said Php'burg, thence proceeding in the
best places into the town Of Bath passing the house
of VIM. X. Campbell and Henry Work Esqrs to the
north line of VIM. Blown Jr's. farm on the old
County road, thence in northerly direction near
Winegant's creek. past the house of Thomas Lum-
bard coming ont near Winegan.'s Bridge on the
land of Francis Oliver in Bath. III
| All which your Petitioners would ask your honors
to view, lay out and locate if your honors should
deem for the public good.
WfLLLaM BROWN, L
Bath, lst June, 1889. and 81 others
LINCOLN ss.-.H meeting of the County Com
anissioners, begun and holden at Topsham, aofth--
IN and for said County, on the first Monday Of
September Fl D 1889.
On the foregoing petition ordered, That the Pc
ti;ioners give notice to all persons and corporations
interested, that the County Commissioners will meet
at the house of WiIliam Hutchngs in Phipsburg OF ;
the goth day of November. AT 1889, at 10 o'clock
A M when they will proceed to view the road de-.
scribed in their petition, and Immediately AFTER at
some convenient place in the vicinity, will hear the
parties and witnesses and proceed to do such other
things in the premises as by law may be required
Lincoln telegraph., 1839-10-17
List OF Letters.

UN
{. |, 1889.
curing letters are calle'
hey are advertise3.
Mathews Iona.
NcDonnough Patrick
McCaye William w.
Morse Octavus
Nody Eady
Meansland james A.
Mcdonnell Sally
McKenney Aaron
Mitchell Joseph R.
Morse Francis
Merriot Sarah
Moors Awldin
Marshall William
MILLER Samuel E.
Marson Hannah
McKenney Hannah P.
Miller Mary
Mitchell Ta,nrnaZin
Mereinney Hammer
Morrison Elisha
Mitchell George
Nohoney Edward
Morse Octavius a.
Morrison Charity
Y
Nores Jorge
Nichols Frances
Newcomb Iris A.
Noble Frances
Page Mary
Page NJ R.
Perciyal Gordon
Preston John O.
Potter Cranslon
parshley Mary
n
Redmond Mary
RackleT Alexander
Richardson John
Ryan Sarah
Rogers Samuel
Rairdcn Bradstreet
lockwood r. II. 2
.tedden w. Jr
Reynolds Rohitha
Shaw Luke
Stauwood Robert
Swanton Rachel
Smith Eliza 2
Stevens Samuel
Smith Asa P.
Seely Britannia
Swazev G. A, 2
Stephens Ann
Siinson Gideon G..
Spinney Jeremiah
Smith SlilIlnan
Slilphin Lewis
Shepard John w.
Snow Snuuol
SewaIl Hnnnah NJ.
Smith Mary r
Starkey Hpratio
Stamford John
Stockman Lucv
Smith Celana p
II
Tufts Charles
True W ilIiam
hompson d Spaulding
Todd Theresa NJ
W
Wood John
W cbber Jane
Ningale A S
Ware Sarah
WinslGM Gilbert
Walsone james
Rllliams Benjarnin
lyman Tllnrnas Z
Wceks John
H'ing David
Webster DAWSON
Hhllham Jane
~ lie Ais
Webb Lincoln
Z
Young John l.
Young John
York Nathaniel
As EATON. p. M.
Lincoln telegraph., 1839-10-17


for, please mention
A.
Abbot Wm. F.
Alloy Sarah
IL
Pradstreet VIM.
Buck Hannah S.
Brown Charlotte &.
Blackamore Lorena
BeaI George 2
Bolden Sophronia
Couillard Martha
Campbell WIN. r.
Clifford Charles
Currier Warren G..
Connor Edmond
Connor VIM.
Cummings Theodore
Gushing Mary
Crawford Isabella M.
Conlcy Elisha
ID
Doughney Cnnor
Demott Rufus 3
Dow David
Davis Henry
Doughney Edward
Il
Edgt comb Isaac
Edgecomb Mary
Edgecomb Abigail
Elliot Elizabeth
F
Field William
Fisher Susan E.
Furing1on Henry
Freeman Isabel Nj. Z.
Fowler +. G..
Flanagan VIM. B.
Flagg James P.
Gannett BarZilla
Gardner William g
Giles Joseph
Geichell james
Gurney Mary.
Gilman Nathaniel Jr.
Gray J ane B.
Haley Dorcas NJ.
Harrington ]. l..
Higgins Susan
Hodge B G.
Hogan William
Higgins Philip
Hardy Sarah
HHmon Ruth A.
liam Sewal b.
Howard Hiram
Harrison VIM.
Hanson Mary
Aambfeton Cyrus K.
Holbrook Samuel w.
Ham John
Hcnrey Sewell
Haynes Rachel r.
Hooper FraIices Ann
Hansconb julia
tioIbrook Aaron
Hatch Evat, Phipsburg.
j
Jewett J. F. q J 2
Jones Moses M.
Jones Thomas
*
Knowlton Jacob
KiIbourn Ogden
Kendall HIM.
Lawrence John
Lichfield Benjamin
Lee Charles &.
Leonard Charles
Luce Mary
Laffollet George
Lowell Charles
MI
Morse Henry B.
Morse Richard Phipsbur
Main Thomas C..
Morse Harlow
Miller Julia A.
nunN
Lincoln telegraph., 1839-10-17
LIQUORS, WINES, CORDIALs &
JOHN i.E4CH, .
JOSEPH A. GILMORE.
Boston, Oct !, 1899.

10 he Hon Court Of County Commissioners, neat.
TO be held at 1opsham, on Tie first Monday of
September, 1889
VENIiT Petition of the undersigned, inhabitants of
N the town Of Bowdoin, respectfully represents,
,hatnn alteration made in the County road lead
ing from Lisbon corner TO Howdoii ham village that
said alteration begins little eastery of the Coombs
bridge in Bowdoin, and passes land of George
Rogers, and land Of the heirs of John Purrinton,
and on the line between said lots about sixty rods :;
then over land of said Purrnton-then over land of
Geni. Adams, where ii again strikes the old County
road four petitioners, some of whom signed the
petition for said alteration are now satisfied that pub
lie convenience does not require said alteration and
that it will be nexpediem and expensive to the Coun-
ty and town to have said alteration made-they fur
ther represent that said alteration has not yet been
made, or any thing done in opening said road
Your petitioners therefore pray that your honors-
would discontinue said alteration and stop further
action thereon. GEORGE ROGERS,
Bowdoin, Aug 30th, 1889. and 2l others.
Lincoln telegraph., 1839-10-17

LINCOLN ss.--At meeting of the County Com
mlssioners, begun and holden at Topsham, within
and for said County, on the frs; monday Of Sep
tember, A d 1889
On the foregoing petition, ordered, That the Pc
tioners give notice to all persons and corporations
interested, that the County Commissioners will meet
at the house of George Rogers in Bowdon, on the
10Th day of November, A d 1899, at 10 o clock,
M when they will proceed to view the road describ-
| ed in their petition, and Immediately after, at some
convenient place in the vicinity, will hear the parties
and Witnesses, and proceed to do such other things
in the premises by law may be required, by caus-
ing attested copy of their petition and this order
thereon, to be served upon the County Attorney and
upon the Town Clerks Of the towns Of Bowdoin
and Bowdoinham, also by posting up copies Of the
same in three public places in each of said towns,
and by publishing the same in the Lincoln Tele-
graph, three weeks successvely, the service upon
the County Attorney, and upon the Town Clerks Of
said towns Of Bowdoin and towdoinham, and post
ing up Of said copies and the first publication in the
Telegraph, to be thirty days at least before the time
of said meeting, that all persons interested, may
then and there appear and shew cause, jif any they
have) why the prayer of SAID Petitioners should NOT
be granted. Attest.--JACOB SMITH, Clerk.
Copy-Attest:- JACOB SMITH, Clerk. 27
Lincoln telegraph., 1839-10-17
.pENYslatOme .sSOtsssSes.

Bob Printing done at this Office.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-04-04
ElberIy aEcMdensN.

FHN lii, undersigned mas the pleasur,' of in
Ill tornl g ne public, tiitl the exercises Of
t..ls Academy will commence OH Monddy, the
18th instant, under the superintendent OF Mr..
ROBERT BRADSHAW u graduate of the llamil-
ton College, New York.
Mr.. Bradshaw bears credentials from
Henry Davis, late Presitcn, Of Hamilton Col
iege, aud the present faculty; and from the
Trustees Of the Vernon aud 'Skaneaees Acad.
emies. highly c"nmeniatory of his c!larac ter Us
a christian aid gentleman and his qualifications
as all experienced Teacher.
The scholastic. year will be divided into two
sessions-tie first commencing on the second
Monday in January-and the serond, on iLe Sc
cond Monday in July.
TERMS OF TUITION.
Classics, $IS per session,
English Grammar Ge- 80
ography ~ History, 20
Orthography, rteading
W. writing < A'''hns' 81
This Academy is located in the neighbor-
hood of Col.James Tomkins, R. Jennings. Esq.
ant. Capt. K. Parks. near the load cuding from
Greeuviiii,e. via Fury's Ferry TO Augusta, Ga.
Board ran be had in respectable families,
near the Academy. at 81 per month.
WILLIAM P. HILL, Chm Bd. TT.
Feb Ia. 1899 d-eow-3