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Litchfield enquirer., 1839-05-16

AT Court of Probate holden at Litchfeld, Nth
in and for the District of LitchJfeld, on the LIST
+ day Of May, 1889:
Present, Phinehas Miner, Judge.
nN motion of the executor of the last will
" and testament of EDWARD LANGMAuD, late
of said Litchfield, deceased, this Court doth
assign and appoint the 25th day Of May inst.
at 8 o'clock in the forenoon, at the Probate
Office in said Litchfield, for the examination
and settlement of the administration account
of the executor on said estate; and doth d.
rect said executor to give public notice of this
order by advertising the same in newspa-
per published in said Litchfeld, and also by
posting a notice of the same on the public
signpost in the village of Litchfield.
so PH1NEHAs MINER, Judge.
At Court Of Probate holden al Litchf field, ,ciih.
in and for the district of Litchfeld, on the 1871
day of May 1880:
Present, PhinehGs Miner, Esq. Judge.
~ motion of the administrator on the es-
" tate of ALEXANDER HAMILTON, late of the
state of Ohio, deceased, this Court doth as
sign the 25th day of May, 1889, at 10 o'clock
in the forenoon, at the probate Office in said
Litchfeld, for the examination and settlement
Of his account as administrator on said estate
and also doth direct said administrator to
give public notice Of this order by causing
the same to be published in a newspaper
printed in said Litchfield for two successive
weeks, and also by posting a copy of the
same on q public signpost near the north
meeting house in said Goshen, at least ten
days previous to said 25th of May, that all
persons interested may appear at said time
and place to be heard therein.
So PHrNEHAs MINER, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-05-16

Choice Selection OF
VOUNG Hyson, Hyson Skin, and Black
IL TEAS; Lump and Brown Sugars; Old
Java, Cuba, Havana. and burnt Coffee; San
Ia Cruz and Porto Rico Molasses, &c. &c.
May be found at
Nav l0. MORSE q CAMPS.
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-05-16
More New books.

TUST received, the Young Ladies Home
e Martha, by the Rev. A. Reed; Wyatt's
Christian Offices; Griswold's Prayers; Clark
on the Mulberry Tree; the Young House
keeper; Caleb in the Country; M'Cree on
Esther; Oliver Twist, and variety of other
Books. s. GALPlN.
Litchfeld, Mav l6. so
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-05-16
Broadway SUN Shades,
OF THE LATEST STYLE,
MAY 9. at MORSE g. CAMP's.

8. ID. WHEELER
"AS just received, in addition to his for
IL mer stock, PATENT FURNACES. a new
article-common and cast steel SHovELs and
SpADEs-Garden, Mulberry and Field HOES;
Dung Forks, sunk sockets.
Observation-Disclosures, Black Buffalo
Cloth-Palm Leaf Hats, &c.
pCash paid for OATS and CORN. If de-
livered soon. 8. d. w.
Lischfeh, Mays. 40
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-05-16

Cash at 10 cents the 20OoS9eCg,
WILL BE PAID FOR
Green Calf Skins,
at his Store in East Street, by
May l6. 8. GALPIN,
MGrseiIles Quilts and Toilet Covers,
of the latest style, by
May 16. MORSE g. CAMP.
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-05-16

DANIEL WEBSTER, lady and family left New York
last week in the steam ship Liverpool for England,
where he expects tospend the summer. and be back
in time for the Session Of Congress. A rumor has
got wind, on the authority Of some loco foco papers,
that he intended on his return to take mp his residence
in New.York, which he denies. He says Boston will
still continue to be his residence.
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-05-16

RrA CONCERT of SACRED Music will be repeated
by the Choir belonging to the Congregational Church
in New Milford, on Tuesday evening, May 81, 1885
by special request.
New Milford, Nav T. 1882
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-05-16

CRITICAL but he did not think the evils 90 great as
require the English language to be violated, to RENE
MI. woodward thought there was some force ia
the objection made by Mr.. Foster, and there might
also be other objections. no renewed the motion "a
lay ton the table.
Mr. Dutton thought the matter might % well be now
disposed Of; and, BY request, Mr.. Woodward with
The question was then taken. and there not being
two thirds in the affirmative. the amendment wa
Resolution to refer that part Of the Governor
message relating standard weights, 70 select CON-
mittee Of one from county-passed.
AresolutiOn was passed, that when the House i'd
journ C tomorrow forenoon, it adjourn until Tuesday
next. at o'clock. P. NJ.
Adjourned to 10 0elock, A. M. tomorrow.
FRIDAY MORNING. May 10.
Hoase met ct 10, A. NJ. Ptayerby Rev. Dr.. HAYES
Gc.:ses announced ss 0n + 5sse
Whitmsee. Rockwell, Bailey, Morgan Of Waterford,
Kinney, YOung Of Chatham, Nash.
On inspection Of leather-Messrs. Hunt. BFOwnel'
!. sOa Standard Weghts-Messzs. Foster Of Norwich,
Buckland. Smith Of Middlebusy, lockwood, Mills a
Norfolk, Elliot, Higgins, Hunt.
Committee On pe.ton q Sa%ss. FS'd aDd Os; e;
CCmmiisss on Slate Prison. reported again in favO.
ofthe release Of Aniasa Souihwick Report accepted
Petition al Hartford Bridge Company against towns
ofHan6aTd and Eas. Hartford, 10 relation 70 me rss-
~ kc.-FeleITed to committee Of one from county:
Bill for 40 act in relation to laws d coniracts-read
twice and referred 70 committee on lud,cisry.
Nh tog an act concerning inspecuen o. psos'SO..s'
&c. % pteVenf frauds in putting up Of uour' %c'se
tsrssd g cemlpistee On judiciary.
Act Tor punishing tie stealing Of mulberry nees'
read twice and referred % committee on Agriculture.
Comuitiee % InccrgoEaaions other than Banks. re.
poEtsd On pOsifion q Connscticus RivsE SleaWboei
Go. granting IN addition % their capital, &c. keaH
luton passed.
MT. F0GSsg stated thsa De eemmitsss en- sleeliOnl
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-05-16

The Globe announces, officially, that the President
has come to the determination not to send a special
minister to England at present. Thus, after waiting
couple of months, concluding it is best not to give
to any Of the expecants Of this Office the chance Of
visiting Great Britain at the expense Of the nation.
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-05-16
a CONCERT


y S "a anu secular MUSIC,
I'm the Piano Forte. accomn.n;.d r., -. ,o;o.
" will be held at The Conierencs Ro ~ =; ~
!age on wednesday evening the 18th inst. commenc.
i1g q ScOc.: BY JCaS {. BRADy who Is entirely
bind Inc pieces to De performed will include, in
Mr.. Brady-"Ivy Greer" composed by MI R"ss III
several OveTtures, and Get OF Quadflles.
Tickets Is cents--children IL l-2-to be had At A
A. Lords store, and at the door on the EVENING a.
o. Mr.. BRADY is o teacher Of Music-acoSired h;s
instruction under Messrs Webb and Mason, Boston
and would be glad to procure class in Itch6eld up
on the Piano Forte and in Singing.
Lifchfeld Mdv g. 1882 2w4Q
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-07-25

New ENGLAND GAZETTEER. We have
just examined a copy of Mr.. JOHN HAY
WARDS .New England Gazetteer, with which
we are much pleased. 1t contains correct
descriptions of all the States, Counties and
Towns in New England, with notices of
the principal mountains, rivers, bays, capes,
islands, and places Of fashionable resort
The amount Of statistical information and
necessary knowledge, is greater, than in
any work of the kind ever before publish
ed, and has one very essential recommen
dotion over every other work Of the kind
that Of personal knowledge of all the points
treated upon. We subjoin the following
from the Boston Traveller, and advise ev-
cry person who can possibly afford the ex-
pense, which is trfling, to avail themselves
of copy, as we understand Mr.. ROGERS,
an agent for the work. is now in town So
liciting subscriptions. The specimen be-
fore US is neatly and substantially bound,
and handsomely printed.
II is no easy task to collect and arrange
the important statistics for a Gazetteer,
where the materials are obtained from an
almost llimtable number of sources from
which works of this description are usually
made up. Some compIers throw together
in chaotic mass the materials thus afforded
with very little regard to the accuracy of
the dates taking upon trust whatever re-
lates to the subject matter in hand, that
may fall in their way. Such is not the
course pursued by Mr.. Hayward in the
preparation Of his new gazetteer. He has
not only consulted volumes and local bis
tories, written letters, and awaited himself of
the ordinary means Of acquiring the requis
tie information, but has performed long and
tedious journeys over almost every part of
the New England states, and By personal
enquiry and observation, obtained iaforma-
tiop that can be implicitly relied upon for
its freshness and accuracy. Mr.. Hay
ward deserves the most substantial encour-
agement for his indefatigable exertions in
this department of literature; and this, the
hest effort Of his talent, enterprise and in
dustry, cannot fail of securing patronage
as extensive as its merits are unequivocal.
Every honest New Highlander, whatever
his business or occupation, will find this
work exceedingly valuable, and almost IN
dispensble for work Of daily reference.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-07-25
Easssiasr Furgas5ve Fills

Possess t@0 rery remarkable properties
One is, they cannot possibly do injury or
harm; and The other is, they are Arrays
sure 10 do good.
This may appear strange to some but when we
reflect that they cure disease upon NAT URE'S
0H.N PLAN, viz: purifying the blood of all cor
rupt humors, it will not appear wonderful that they
perfectly innocent, and at the same time oil pow
erful in the cure Of disease.
MoRE THAN FIVE THOUSAND persons in New
England, have been cured Of in ermittent, Remit
tent, nervous, infamatory and putrd Fevers; Juea-
sizes, Erysipeas and Small Pox infiamatons of the
Brain, of the Throat Of the Stomach of the Lungs,
of the Liver, Of the Intestines, the Kidneys, and
the BLADDER; Rheumatism, both acute and chronic,
splitting ard vomiting Of blood, DiarIhpa, Dysenta-
y and CholIcs; Syncope, Appoplexy, and Paray-
sis; Dyspepsia aud Hypochondriasis; Tetanus. Ep-
ilepsy whooping Cough, asthma and Palpation o..
the Heart; incipent Consumption and Maramus:-
dropsy Of the Head, the Chest, the Abdomen and
the Limbs; Scorfula, Scurvey, and Syphilis; Eron-
chocele and Cancer, Gravel and Stranguary, loss of
Appetite, Costiveness, sick head ache, Flatulency,
Pdlhs IN the to1nach pans III tne LUCK ana Slue'
and other complaints of the Kidneys and Liver, u
GERS and Sores Of every description; Mysteries,
weak nerves and lowness of Spirits, as well as
Leucorroea, Menorrhpa, Suppression, and other del
icate female complaints, solely by the use of the
INDIAN PURGATIyE Pills: and direct reference
can be given to persons of the highest respectab-
ty, who have been restored 10 health and useful
ness, by the above valuable medicine and in many
instances after they had been pronouncedJy their
doctors INcURABLE. Shall not these facts, COM
ing as they do from the people who have been ben
etied' and prov by the living testimony off hous-
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 PuReArIvE PILLS. may also be freed from
pain, andonce more taste the sweets of Reqlh. It
surely will, and we trust the day rs not far distant
when PuReATIoN, the only sure and certain meth
cd of curing disease, will be universally acknowl-
edged, and DISEASE WHOLLY DRIVEN
FP ON THE LAND.
PRICE rs CTS. PER FOX WITH FULL
DIRE TIO.WS.
ICPAll communications or applications Of Agcn-
ces, must be addressed thas-r'.N. E. Office, N. a
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-07-25
ARRIVALS, cLEARANcEs, &c,


Ar at Falmouth Eng. June IS. ship Hanover.
Drummond, NOrleans for Bavre- AR at do 18th.
Ar at Liverpool June % ships birmingham and
Empire, NYork; 9th New England, Swanlon, N
Orleans; 30th Glasgow. Little, Charleston; Sailed
25th ship Charles for Philadelphia.
Cl at n York Goth. brig Wave blanchard, Bath.
At st 'bes 9th uh, ship Perdonnet, Foole, Load
where bound.
AT PIT Pere (Gaud lst inst, brig Sally Ann,
Merryman, dsch g.
: allied from Port Royal ia. oath ult, brig Porto
Rico, Dow. Cuba.
At Kingston ia. 2Gth ult. brig Charles Thomas.
Thomas, uncer.
At Guyana 4th inst. brig James McCobb, Batch
elder, for NYorl< 6.
AT Pr Petre, (Gaud) s0th nit. brig Fox, Winch
ELL for Bath 9th inst fremont, sylvester, uncer /:
Clinton. Cole, of Bangor.
At Havana 9th inst brig M Lellan, Larrabee for
Boston 6 days.
Ar at Philadelphia 10th. ship Manchester, Bos-
worth, Liverpool e
ar at NYork 47th brig James, Millay, PIT Petre,
Quad is; Elm, Miller, Thomaston
FIR at Fdgartown 9Th sch Caroline, Gardiner.
Ar at Pictou 9th ult. sch Ceres, Decker, Bath.
CT at Mobile 9TH, brig Lawrence Copeland, Sears,
NOrleans
q at NYorl nth, brig Amaranth, Parsons, Wis
casset
fir at NLondon 18th, sch Sarah, PiDham, Gardi-
ner.
Ar at Norleans 7th, brig Bordeaux, Morrison
Faith 20.
.ar at baltimore 18th, brig Grecan, Lemont, N
Orleans IL.
Clat NYork 18th, brig Adamnnt. Clancy, Calais
Ar at plymouth nth, Splendid, Hallowell.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-07-25
SHERIFF,S SALE.

n 1NCOLN S.: July 22d, 1899 Taken on ex-
IA ecution and will be sold a, public vendue, at
the store of Nathan Reynolds in Lewiston, on
Saturday the twenty fourh day of August next, at
two of the cloc In the afternoon, all the right, title
and interest which james Turner, Of said Lewiston
has in and 10 the land on which he now lives, Wit:
One acre of good tllage Land, more or less, togeth
er with the Honse, Barn and Blacksmith shop there
on. ''ad Land is situated al tipers Corner, so
called, on the road lending from Lewiston to Lis
bon Factory; thence on the road leading from John
Cushlng's store to Green.
SAMUEL LITCHFIELD,
july 25--4w17* Deputy Sheriff.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-07-25
EXECUTORS SALE.

FENO be sold at Auction, in pursuance OF the last
III will of John MrFadden, late of &c ,rsetuwn
in the County Of Lincoln, deceased. at the office of
the subscriber, on Saturday The tenth day OF August
next, at two O'Clock NJ all the right, title and in
tcrest which the said McFadden had or has in the
following described Lot of Marsh, situate on Arous-
ok Island, in.sad Georgetown, Pouers NJ ills !;
and bounded north by Marsh in possession Of IN
drew .hcFadden; East by Land of james Preston;
South by Land Of Ezekiel Drunmond, and West
by the Creek, containing two acres, more or less.
EBENEZER CLAP, Executor.
Bnfh july 90 1899 3yyl7
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-07-25
GEN. BRATISH. ~ gain.

We noticed in our last, under the head
Of "Vile 81 anders," communication in
the Boston Post, in regard to Gen. Bratish
signed Augusta, bnt our astonishment was
not small, to see how, in very short time,
this same communication, was improved
and extended, and in some eases, admitted
even into decent papers, or made the sub
ject Of witty C?) editorial paragraph, 1t
NAV have been occidcRioi, but considering
the absolute nothingnesS of the commune
cation, aud the great trouble some persons
have given themselves, We cannot but sus-
poet the existence of some greater object.
than that Of publishing common slang We
congratulate Gen. Rratish for it, because
If our citizens should wish any further evil
dence Of the prosecutions and caiumny he
is suffering under, such proceedings must
open the eyes ot the mos; skeptIcal; par
,icularlv, when it is as well proved as it is
in this case, that his ''grand figuring y
''guling the yankees" representing him
self a great man." &c, &c, can only be
substaniated by his having worked hard in
teaching foreign languages, and drawing,
FIVE or six hours every day for remunera-
ton of $l5; and his having lectured sew
era times, for a moderate subscription, to
the citizens Of our capital, and as we I'M
derstand, before full houses, and then af-
terwards, actually ont of delicacy, refused
to receive the amount Of subscri ption, due
to him from such as could not attend. This
is the true history of his grand figuring
quilting the yankees, &c.
On our outside page, we have published
the proceedings of our citizens in public
meeting with some remarks, to which we
refer the reader. Gen. &. appears to be
young man, not more 80. His lectures,
or rather dscourses, as he speaks entirely
extemporaneously, show him to possess a
very uncommon share of intelligence and
learning, and the variety of subjects, of
which be treated, in his lectures here, are
far from proving him "humbugger." 10
ary sense of the term.
We understand, there is no living Ian
gnage, which he does not perfectly under
stand. 1t is impossible that any person of
his age, should know SO much, without
having devoted all his powers, and most of
his time to learning and improvement,
All branches Of learning and science are
the same TO him. Political science he well
understands. We conclude with wishing
him prosperity and happiness, believing
that if he should engage himself entirely in
literary pursuits, he will soon bring shame
and confusion upon the mean spirits that
sre now iaboiing to crush him.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-07-25
DIED.

In phipsburg, l7th inst. Mrs. Rebecca, wife Of
MIR. iorato hall. aged 20 years.
In Ihomas,un on thursday last Mr.. John Ranks,
aged % years.
In Camden, sth inst. Miss Sophrona Start, aged
about ~, daughter of Deacon and Kelsey Start
In Naldoboro', Mr. Paul Mink, a revolutionary
pensloner aged about 90.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-07-25
N AVG A TON

I'm all its branches, including all the different
n methods of determining The Longitude by Giro
mOmeers, Lunar Observations, Ecttpses and 0ccata-
tiOns, taught by the subscrber his old sand;-
where may be found good assortment Of WITCH
ES JEW'ELRY; CUTLERY, FHNCY GOODS,
aud all other articles in his line cheap the
cheapest JOHN HAYDEN.
Blnh. Inlv Ia3Q. IR
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-07-25

Why is SANDER like a ball of butter?-
Because, like ball of butter, after pas
sing through grea, many hands it mehs
to nothing, whilst it greases every hand
through which it passes.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-07-25
NOTICE.

N Office is hereby given, that by virtue ola Lii
l "a cense from the Hon Nathaniel Groton, Judge
of Probate for the County Of Lincoln there W i'll be
Offered for sale, at MIR Knights Hotel IN Bath, on
Saturday the seventeenth day of August next, at
two of the clock M SO much Of the Real Estate
of Ebenezer McLoon, late OF Bath in the County
of ncon, deceased, including the revcrson Of
the widows dover therein as will produce the sum
of two bundled dollars, Tor the payment OF the Just
debts of said deceased, and incidental charges-said
rea estate will be sold subject 10 The widow S dover
IN the same-sad real estate consists Of a small lot
and small house thereon situate IN said Bath and
bounded, South by lane, leading from Washington
street East. West by Land formerly owned by Tim
othy w. Waldron, deceased. North by Jonathan
Hyde's Land, aud East by Land of Ebenezer Ar
mid, or Nathan Lord. Said lot will be sold, either
at public prlya,e SALE will be most for Tie inter-
est of all concerned. Dated the nineteenth day Of
July, ID 1889 EBENEZER CLAP,
3wl7 Admir- on said McLnon's Estate
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-07-25

1.-THE Wings have no common cement to
keep them together. Richmond Eng.
But the Locos have. "They are kept
together by the centripetal power of Office
and plumber Calhoun said in the Sen
ate,
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-07-25
From the Peoria REGISTER, July 6.

From The Peoria Register, July 6.
Trooetliag Expenses A gentleman
from Maine,* who came passenger in the
Elba, has furnished US with the following
memoranda of the expenses of his journey.
He was accompanied by his wife and child
eight years old.
Bath to Portland, stage, S. 90
Portland to Boston, steamboat. so
Boston TO Pittsburgh, via Ston-
ington railroad and steamboat
and canals, GA 90
Pittsburgh to st. Louis, so 90
St. Louis TO Peoria. Is 90
S14l SO
The travelling time was ID l-2 days
distance about . 400 miles The family
counted 9 1-2 passengers, and the above
sum includes every expense. 1t will be
seen that the charge from Boston to Pitts
burgh is embraced in one item. There are
some advantages in thus paying at Boston
all the way through; such as the saving of
porerage at the different landing places
the preference Of ber,hs on the boats and
seats IN the cars-and the avoiding Of dis
count on notes, as different portions of the
route are reached in succession. This lat
ter ought not 10 be source of difficulty,
as eastern bills are at par in the west, in all
commercial transactions. but travellers are
sometimes imposed on in this respect, and
compelled to submit to shave
The gentleman spoken Of was bound TO
Trlyoll, IN this county, about 90 miles west
Of our town, where he will make his future
residence. To complete, his journey cost
him 50, IS more, (having left in the stage
yesterday mornlng,) making the whole
cost from Bath, Me. 10 his new residence
in our county, Sl45,25
$Deacon Samuel Jackson, late of this town.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-07-25
Notice 10 g.gsasaocT-EeaEers.

,s'iIE s,h'crhcr having been for twenty years
c, nsianii, engaged in working Lumber, and
FOX tiee years legally qualified in the art of Survey
ing, continues Ia offer his services above. Fa-
y"fs gratefully received and punctually attended TO
by SAMUEL EAMES, Sarreyor Of Lumber.
Path, July -, 1899. 1y7
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-07-25

N OERCat.
FENHE subscriber informs thcpublic that Young
III looking Horse cohmtted to pound on
The An day of July, 1899. by David G. & 1rou,
OF Naturalization up by said Trolt doing dam.
ares in his enclosure Marks us follows, viz
Pale Red, or Chesnut Colar, mixed VIII GRAY,
has the right hind tool and ankle White The own
er IS hereby r'qsted 10 pay all lawful charges and
take SAID beast away.
DAVID BROWN, Pound Keeper
Richmond, July h. 1899 3etl6*
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-07-25
STATE OF MAINE.

STATE OF MAINE.
LINCOLN $50 William NJ feed and
Thomas IL. Reed, Executors Of the lastmiH
and testament Of Rebeceah Parsons late
Of Phipsburg in said County, Greeting.
WOU are here required to notify the heirs at
IL Law, legalees and devisees of said deceased,
that your first account Executors of said deceas-
ed will be offered for allowance and settlement, at
Probate Cou,t 10 be holden at Bath on Tuesday the
2Oih day of august 1889, at IL o'cuck in the
morning Notice to be given by publishing copy
of this order in the Lincoln Telegraph, u Newspa-
per printed bath. three weeks successfully before
the day of the sitting of said Court 49,
Given under my hand this 22d day Of July. A D
1889. NaTH'L GROTON,
jyE5-3w17 Judge Of PROBATE.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-07-25

i. P. LEMONT.

I'd EQUESFS all persons indsbtedto him to call
Ia and pay their bills during this month, as he
intends leaving this town
Al Nstes and Accounts that are not paid BY tho
last day of this month. wild be left with JACOB s.
SEwALL Esq, the first day of August
do not wish to put my customers 10 cost, but my
circumstances require immediate payment
July II-3w5 l., P. LEMONT. >
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-07-25
MARINE LIST.
PORT OF BATH.
ARRlX ED

ARRIVED.
July Is, ship Lagrange, Marshall, Boston,
10, sch Eliza Warren, Lewis. Boston
20, brig Taleyrand. Cooper, Turks Island FOR
Gardiner, with salt.
81 sch Helen, Wood, Eoston.
CLEARED.
July 10, sch Harriet Savage, Narblehead
g. ship Girard Gross, New 0reans.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-07-25

"Col. = says he did not carry off the
money!" &c. Ken. Jour.
How then? Did the money carry hint