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Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1839-08-30
From Ny Correspondent of the U. ). Gaz
THE pRuNKARD's END.

A crowd had gathered near the gate at
the southern extremity of the Battery. and
! several voices rose at the same moment up.
on the air, crying vengeance upon a tattered
: form that reeled inio the enclosure in a
beastly state ofinioxicatlon. He was ap.
parentIy about fifty years Of age, and was
followed by young, beautiful. and interes.
ting girl, no; out OF her teens. A moment
before saw him he had raised his arm and
struck this lovely being to the earth. For
this the crowd was pursuing him. and would
doubtless have committed some summary
&C, upon the inebriated wretch, had not the
same delicate form interposed to preventive
consumption OF the deed. She approached
timidly, and fondy begged the monster to
gohome. He swors by the living God that
he would never return. Little did he think,
as he uttered the oath. that the vengeance
OF that God his sacrilegious lips Profaned,
was at that moment hanging over hum, and
that the angel Of death was waiting upon
the waters to bear him. with all his sins upon
his head. into the presence of the Creator he
has Knocked.
He shook the fair girl from him with a
curse and staggered 10 the railing. Aclus.
ter OF boats was at some distance rom the
shore, and few voices we're singing one OF
Russelrs excellent songs. The drunkard
conriyad to Chamber on the uppermost ra'i,
and having seated himself, called 10 the
singers to perform something lively, or.
d-n his eyes, he would como out there and
sing for himself. These we're The last words
he uttered. In endeavoring to change his
position, his foot slipped, and he tell into
ihe water TO rise no more. Great exer'
,ions were made by the boats 10 render him
assistance, and more than one daring fellow
plunged inte the sea bnt all in vain-h,s
body has not yet been recovered. The tue
was running strong at the time, and we may
hear Of his body being washed upon the op'
posite shore ip few days.
The poor glrl was almost frantlc-she
rushed to the waters edge crying +" Father F!
! dear, dear father! For Heavens sake,
save nv father 4" 1t was indeed her faith
er. He had once enjoyed handsome
properly, but liquor ruined him. he sold
bis house for il, and at last his garments.
His wife had died from want, and this
daughter had supported him andthree broth.
ers by the labor of her hands. He swore
he would never again enter her house, be.
cause she would not give him liquor-he
cursed her and died while curse against
himself yet hung upon his lips. The daugh-
ter did not leave tho spot before midnight,
and her cries appalled, the stoulest hearts
around her. Twenty dollars were raised
among the spectators, but when handed to
her, she exclaimed, g No i! give me my ia.
ther."
Poor girl, she called in vain. That faith.
er was in other presence. She was borne
from the place by some friends and when
/ Ieft the spot, the lightness OF heart which
had drawn me to the scene had departed,
and felt it almos, sin to DO happy, amid
the wretchedness man makes for himself.
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For Sale at the Bookstore,
A SERMON Preached before the Presby.
"A teran Church at Cheraw Goth January,
1889, ByJ. G. Colt, Pastor
2. John. 10: "Ifthere come any unto YOU
sand bring not this doctrine receive him not
"into your house, neither bid him God speed"
Aeg % Al IT
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:: A Clerk Wanted.

. A Young man who writes good hand saSra snJ.s
AZ capable oftaking charge OF Sc. o. oyun' .:sn.
by Double Entry, will be dbie to OBTAIN .oiarr %
ton With the subscriber. at mooe'ass J. sSy; -
provided he can come well IeI9Sns III Sh.s a
aPPn'auon M '' " D.MALLOY.
heHt' 40 1000 40-tf
Ths sal;sbury Western Carolinian will pieose
rive ~ the above three insertions and forward the
account.
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Caution.

A IL persons are hereby cautioned against
"A trading for a note Of hand given by the
subscriber to VIM. Burris for seventy FIVE Dol.
lars, the said note is dated 18th day of October
1888; and payable either the first of October or
November next, as am determined not to
pay said note unless compelled BY Law.
H DEBERRY.
August Is, 1889.
Marlhorouph District S. G. Al st
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StraYed.

EROM the premises Of the subscriber large,
II Red, no horn COW, with bell and her calf
The COW is marked S. s. on the hip, informa.
tion is requested by
w. II. ROBBINS.
August l6.le3e. 40 At
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administrators Notice.

TUVHE Creditors of Hiram Tryon deceased are
IL requested to call and receive on their debts
25 per cent. The next and last dividend, will.
it is hoped, be made in few months. Some Of
the debts are not yet collected and little
property is unsold. ALEX. GRAHAM, Ad'r.
Cheraw, Feb IL, 1889. l3 tt
Clerks Office, July 18th, 1899. 36 3m
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PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL
HOUSE PAINTING,

Sign and Flag Giding and Do
Cutting, GLAZING, Bronzing sc.
All orders fiom distance shall be punctually
attended to, and faithfully executed. Contracts
for House Painting taken and executed, with
neatness and despatch.
H. ID. w. ALEXANDER.
Aupust %, 1889. 4l--6t
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office.

UyHE subscriber having employed . blsck
smith from North Carolina (the land "i
good blacksmiths) soliclts d share OF public pa
t1onage. His shop is situated on second street.
JOHN NJ. SMITH,
Cheraw, March 4th, 1888. ,.
16 II
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Seasonable Goods.
DUNAP l. MARSHALL arc now receiv:
~ ing by the Oseola the principal part Of
their Spring and Summer Goods
April Sd, 1880. 20 tt
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1839-08-30
TO THE PUBLIC.

TT HE Subscriber having located himself at
q Darlington Court House offers his services
to the community at large in the following busi.
ness and all its branches:
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The Mispeh Baptist Church,

Darlington District, S. C..
NOTICE is hereby given. that this Church
~ will apply at the ensuing session Of tho
Legis. ature Of the State for Incorporation.
A. II. DAVID,
Church Clerk.
Anoust eth iS39. 39.2mf3m
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Morus Multicaulis i!

Augu5t 10, TUT
District S. G.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1839-06-06

lust received, by the subscriber, a con-
~ signment Of Silk Worms Eggs-among
which are $4,000 Of the 3-weeks or two.crop
variety, which are offered for sale at New
York aud Hartford prices.
Those persons who have the common white
mulberry tree may, by an early application,
produce eggs from the t,0o-crop r0r;eiy in time
to use all the foliage which can be judicious-
ly taken from the multicaulis (already plant
ed) and be enabled 10 commence feeding the
worm at an early period, and continue the
same ny successive crops, till prevented by
frost.
The subscriber wishes to contract for all
the SILK CocooNs which can be raised within
reasonable distance, for which he will pay
cash and the highest price on delivery-say
$3 to IS per bushel, according to quality; or
Will manufacture them into servings or twist
IN the best manner, and ut short notice, for
one half the product.
UHe is now manufacturing, and has con.
SANITY for sale, an assortment of Seving Silk
and Iscist. (of various colors,) which are said
to be Of good quality.
SAMUEL CHURCH.
N. B. Silk Worms Eggs and Young Silk
Worms may be had at any time during the
season of feeding. Apply as above. s. c.
Bethlem, June 3, 1885,
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1839-06-06

mands 0fthe Queen 70 form q new ministry
but, after q few days trial, he found there
was no chance to form enc that would com.
mand the confidence OF the people. AT the
outset q difference took place with the
Queen. Itresultcd in the Queen sending for
Lord Melbourne, who with his coadiutors
were reinstated. The House had adjourned
to the 9th May.
In the House Of Lords on tho l4th MAY,
Lord Melbourne rose for the purpose Of ma
king explanations with regard to the late
GRATED the statement of Sir Robert Peel, his
lordship concluded as follows:
my lords, there are many accusations 10
which l. am exceedingly callous. There are
some, however, which feel deeply. am
insensible to all observations respecting te.
nacity of office, and desire Of place, and to
any imputation of being actuated by motives
either of ambition or Of avarice. resigned
my Office, not because I was abandoned by
those who usually supported me, but because
there had arisen among them a certain
amount of doubt, which led me to suppose
that could not any longer conduct the gov
eminent either with honor to myself or ad-
vantage to the country, and now frankly
declare that resume Office solely because
will not abandon my sovereign in situation
OF difficulty and distress, when demands are
made on her which she ought not to comply
WITHDRAWALS which are inconsistent with
her personal honor, and which, if acquiesced
in now, would establish precedent which
would render her liable, during the remain
der of her reign, to all the variations of party
politics, and would make her domestic life
one continued scene Of discomfort and un-
happiness. ~
serious insurrection broke out in Paris
on the 18th May, which caused much alarm
in the capital, and the effusion of much
blood. Marshal Gerard had taken the COM
nand of the garrison.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1839-06-06
PUBLIC AUCTION.

DY order of the Court Of Probate for the
- District Of New-M ilEord, will be sold at
public auction, on the 10th day Of June 1850,
at o'clock in the afternoon. ON the prenni-
SEES, (unless previously sold at private sale.l
50 much of the real estate Of THoMAs RrY-.
NoLDs, late Of said New Milford, deceased. as
will raise the sum Of @l74 90. Said proper
ty consists Of a small dwelling house and
garden, with good well Of water, and to be
sold with tho incumbrance OF the Widows
dover right In one third part Of the same.
EZRA NoBLE, Adsainisfrasor.s
NesC- Milford, Mar "a, 1880. 62
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N0TICE.

TIME subscriber hereby gives notice 10
- the residents and llOn.Tesidents Of the
town Of Washington hereinafter mentioned
that he will sell ut tho store Of Brinsmade ~
Mitchell, in said Washington. on Wednes-
day the !th day Of August next, 50 much e
State taxes and fees due by them on the as
sessment list Of 1887. unless previously set.
tied, TO wit: Abigail Allen. Henonf p.
Deardsley. Ruel CogsweIl. Mary Marvin VIZ.
Dimock, Marvin w. Din0ck and others.
ZachaFiah Ferdon. Silas A. Newton, Eliza
beth Reynolds. Alhon Williams, Elijah
BoardmaF's heirs. Samuel Gregory. Eli G.
Stone. EmEoR n. MHxcREIr, Collector,
WashiRgtOa. Nay % leSo. 81
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1839-06-06
NOTICE.

THE Court or Probate for the District 81
Il Litchficld hath assigned the 18th day Of
June instant. at nine o'clock ID the forenoon,
ut the probate Office Ia said district, for the
examination and settlement Of the admins
iraiion account Of the subscriber. administia.
Tor upon the estnte Of RocER CooKE, late Of
said Litchfeld, deceased at which time and
place ell persons Interested will (if they sec
cause) attend before said Court and be heard
in the premises.
ycHATHAx BUEE, Admis'r.
LitelfeId, June 3. 1880. J.
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sNOttce - E.ma.a,rea.a.

.sV0tice 90 EaSasSes.se
Trade &VVheel 1ekanufac tovy.
NHE subscriber has located himself one
mile and half west of the Court House.
on Harris Plain so called, where he has on
hand GRAIN cradles. with scythes or with.
out. Also. Wool Wheels and Reels. on hnnd.
a few dozen Patent Wheel Heads. with east
steel Spindles, made at the old factory nj
Skeneatelas, N. Y. warranted a first rate ! -
ticle. W Repairing done as usual.
ELIAS BISSELL.
Litchfeld, June 6. 1889. 3no#l
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1839-06-06
NOVICE.

TIME Hon. Court of Probate for tho Dis
y trict Of Liichfeld has limited and allow
ed six months from the date hereof for the
creditors of the estate Of EDWIN N. PICKETT,
late Of Knoxville. Tenn. deceased, to present
their claims 10 the undersigned for settle
ment. All demands not presented within
that time will be debarrcd a recovery.
RUFUs PIcKETr, Adminisfrator.
Litchfeld, Nav 30. 1889. 1
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1839-06-06
DISSOLUTION.

ME copartnership between, A. g. s.. /.
L LOOMS, was mutually dissolved on the
LIST inst. which renders il necessary that all
accounts due said firm be Immediately paid.
A. g. 8. !. LOOMiS.
Bethlsm, May 30. 1889. SO
1.-THE business of the late firm Il continu-
ed at the old stand by 8. II. LOOMS, where
no pains are spared 10 render satisfaction to
all disposed to favor him with their patronage.
400 Ibis. Live Geese Feathers,
FOR SALE.
Wanted. A Young Man, from l6 to
Is years Of age, wanted to serve 40 Clerk
Undoubted recommendations will be requir-
ed. 8. /. LOOMS.
Bethlea, Man 30. 1889. II So
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1839-06-06

AT a Courtof Probate holden at Lischfeld, soith-
n and for the district Of Litcl Yield, on the sob
day Of May. 1889.
Present, PhinekGs Miner, ESQ. Judge:
THIS Court doth direct The administrator,
4 on the estate of WILLIAM m ArroRn. late.
OF Cornwall, in said district, deceased, repre-.
scented lnsolvent, to give notice to all persons
interested in the estate of said deceased. to
appear (if they see cause) before the Court
Of Probate, TO be holden at the probate Office
in said Litchfield,, on the 18th day Of June.
1889, at one o'clock in the afternoon, to be
heard relative tothe appointment of Commits
sloners on said estate, by posting said order
OF notice on public signpest in said town of
Cornwall, and by advertising the same in a
newspaper published in Litchfeld two weeks
successfully. Certified from Record.
PHMEHAs MINER. Judge.
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PROBATE SALE

pursuance Of an order from the Court o.
Probate for the District Of Litchfield. wiz
be sold at public auction, (anless previously
disposed OF at private sale0 so much Of the
Real Estate Of ALEXANDER HAMnroN, for
merry of Goshen, in said district, late Of. the
state OF Ohio, deceased, as will raise the sum
of 1868 70, with incidental charges Of sale.
on Tuesday the 9th day Of July, 1889. Sale
to commence at O'Clock p. M. at the dwell.
ing house Of widow Mylo Hamilton, in said
Goshen Ezra A. FooT, Admin.
Goshen. .Istne 8. 1899. AT
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NOTICE.

10Y order Of the Court Of Probate for the
ID District of Litchfield. will be sold at
public auction, all the Personal Property be-
longing TO the estate Of JoHs HAMJLToN. late
Of Goshen, in said district. deceased, which
has not been set of by said Court TO the WI
dow Of said deceased. on Tuesday the 9Th Of
July, 1889, at 2 O'Clock p. n. ut the late resi-
dence Of said deceased.
JULIUs BEACH, Admiar.
Goshen, June 3, 1889. II
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1839-06-06
MARRIED,

In this town, on the 4lh inst Mr. CuRrrss OsBoRN
to Miss NANCY KuBoRN same time, Mr. CHARLES
WILcox, Of Harwinion, 10 Miss ALvIRA c. OSBORN,
daughter, Of Mr.. Heman Osborn. lSmAII cars. for
these bridal paresfor in the exuberance Of their Joy
they did not forget the printers loafl
At Winsted, Eli z. Wilder, Esq Of gainesville,
Ohio. 10 Mise Julia Wakefield, daughter Of Dr. Lu.
DIED,
In Elmirs, N. Y. on the Elsa ult., Mrs. Mary p
Hart. wife Of Dr. Erastus L Hart. formerly Of Goshen,
CT aged 81.
In New Milford. Mrs Hannah, wife Of Nehemiah
Sanford, aged IS.
In Hartford. Mrs. Mary Larcum, aged 100 years.
In East Windsor, Miss Hannah Smith, aged 81.
10 Ellington. Mrs. Jemima Hyde. wife Of Deacon
Allyn Hyde. aged Sc.
In Durham, Mr.. James Wsrd, need g.
ia Chatham, Miss Nancy Wells, aged 70.
In Upper Middletown Mr. EliphaIet Wilcox, n.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1839-06-06
Carriage a Wagon Makers
ARTICLES.

DEM. M. SHERMAN. Chapel.strcet, of
- fers for sale, at the late stand Of Smith
& Sherman
1000 yards Coach Lace, new patterns
COCO narrow do. for Seamings
100 Japanned Linen
200 Floor Oil Cloth for carriages
100 India Rubber Cloth
1000 feet Patent Leather, all kinds
200 sets brass Carriage Bands
100 Elliptic Springs, 5 to 6 leaf
100 Axletree Arms, finished
so fold Coach Steps
100 doz. Stump Joints, assorted
200 Files and Rasps
1000 gross James Wood Screws
SO Forelocks or Washers
200 Carriage Makers Tufts
5000 lbs. Malleable Iron
1000 " Wrought Iron Nuts
1000 Turned Head Carriage Bolts, &c.
NesO. Hauen, june @. Il
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1839-06-06

80, 900 Silk Worms Eggs,
I'm hand, which will be sold il application
~ be made soon. Apply at this Office.
Litchfeld, June 6.
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The N. ". Literary Gazette.

A WEEKLY Periodical edited by JAMES ALDRIcH, is
New York. Terms, -Four Dollars per annuIn. Per
sons remnng Five Dollars by mail to the Editor, win
have the Literary Gazette sent 10 them for one year
and quarter. Nav, 80 1889.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1839-06-06

Potatoes Ior sale, p
May 20. BY JOsEPH ADAMS.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1839-06-06
NOTICE.

10. M. Sherman informs his friends
and the customers of the late firm that he has
purchased of bis late partner his interest in
the firms of Smith & Sherman, New-York,
and Smith e. Sherman, New. Haven, and in
tends continuing the same business in this
city in his own name.
Having during his recent absence in Eu-
rope made the necessary arrangements. he
will be regularly supplied from England with
Cast Steel, bar IRON,
AND GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF
Hardware and Cutlery,
on the most favorable terms, and hopes with
full stock of Goods, at loso prices, TO retain
the liberal patronage which has been extend
ed to the late firm.
NesO- Heuen, june /, 1880. /
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THE ENQUIRER.
LlTCHFIELD, JUNE 6, 1889,

TIE press q Legislative matter, and vish to bring
ed some other matter Of less iediase interest," which
zoe desired to publish This eek the Legislature will
terminate its sessionfter kick shall houe room
for more miscellaneous reading.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1839-06-06
SILIE WORM EGGs.

Litchfeld, June 6, 1889. r.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1839-06-06

Rka i.
Later from France and EnglGnd.-By the
packet ship BURGUNDY, arrived yesterday
from Havre, we have received Paris ionrnnis
to the 9th and Havre to the 9th ultimo. In
the latter we found a small slip of paper, on
which was stamped " Telegraphic despatch
The British Ministry had resigned en- masse
on minority Of s on jamaica
This important news is fully confirmed BY
the London Times Of the 9Th, one of which pa.
pers was brought by passenger in the Bur.
CANDY. On the preceding day, Viscount
MELBOURNE, the Prime Minister. announced
to The House of Lords, and Lord J. RUssELI,
the Secretary Of the Home Department, ia
the House of Commons, that the Ministers had
rendered their resignation to the Queen, and
cause assigned by them e the small MAORI.
ty of FIVE which they obtained ON the Jainai.
ca Bill, to which we alluded Yesterday. bu,
there were no doubt ether reasons. For
some time PAST Il has been very evident that
they held Office at the pleasure Of the Tory
party. The Radical members, or the Ro-
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-02-28
{ i1eriff's Sale.

LiHcoLy IS. Tebunry Q, is39-Tskcn on exccu.
ion aud will he sold nj public ,endue al tho sto 70
row occrpied by !. q Rogers N Bowdoin on
Saturday The twrnty.ihrd day fMafch next at
tNo OF the cloe i'll tho afternoon all he right title,
and interest that .lamos l. Rogers d Alonzo Rogers
has in ana to cest'il piece or parcel Of land
situated in said Bowdon and hour ded MS follows viz:
Southerly. Westerly and Northerly by lard of John
'oomhs .Eas'erly by the road lending from Centers
Corner $50 called) to Ichfeld corner containing
one hall Of an acre or less with the building
thereon standing
By AZ. DAVID ADAMS, DIV Sheriff
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-02-28
ARTTE LIST
En ep Fs r. d. f. EE.R 1"'E7,
No Arrivals since our last.
CLEARED
Feb %. Sch Adeline. D'Wolf Guadaloupc;
Sch North Star, Ham, Savannah;
Sch Margaret, Williams, Savannah

ARRIVALS, CLEARANCEs, &c.
Ar at Matanzas LIST inst, sch Madoc awando, Ad-
ANS form Bangor.
NJ Ponce 26th ult, sch Bntler, Eaton, disch's
I'D at Savannah 10 h, ships Othelo. Tucker, for
ilavre, wanting 800 bales; Tamerane, for Liver
pool, wanting 400 bales
Ar at New Orleans 7th. bark George Bedford,
Heating, homas;on IN the river, ship Swanton.
from ath, in port 9Th among others, for Liverpool
ship Charles, hcLanthan, and Eurode, Drummond.
For Have, Vile de Paris, Irot, next day.
Ar at Savannah 18th, sch Orbit, Hed Ian, Gauda-
loupe.
Ar at Wilmington, N. c. 18th, sch Butler, Eaton
Ponce.
Sailed from Bristol 18th, bark Edingburg, Theo-
baud, N. Orleans.
Ar at Noble 18th, brig Catharine, Fliner Por.-
land.
At Hamburg, Dec. 8. brig Denmark, DeIano, for
N. York, 8 days.
At Guyana Sd ut, brig James Nc Cobb Batch
elder, waiting cargo.
Al Havanah 3lst, ut, Gen. Knox, Snow, for
Tampco. soon; sch Ceres Decker, Newport, soon.
Ar a, New Orleans l4ih ship Ontario, Harvard,
n. York.
Ar at Alexandria 2lst briggs 5Tary Kimball Wors
Ter, and ime Rock, Fuller, altimore.
Ar at Baltimore 2Oth. sch Savannah, Quincy,
Orleans.
ar at Philadelphia 22d, brig Porto Rico, Caldwell.
Trinidad 49,
Ar at New York 2lst bark Leyan,, Herric, Mo-
lie 10; Russia. McMauus, St Marks %. CT. brig
Eordeuax, Morrison, N. Orleans.
a at Newport 2st, Sch Helen Mar, Camden
for N York.
frat Mobile ship Roger Sherman, Barker,
Charleston.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-02-28
Il { q q .
sheriG's Sale.

LINroLE So -Takcn Execution in fhvor of
WillIan NJ Rogers against the Sagadahocll Ferry
Company. for the amount Of three thousand an,
I" enyliino dollars and sixty-eg II cents, together
with the Tres of lsryng the 81 me, amountin z II
ihiriy- four dollars and eighty nine cents, md viii
be sold at Auction mt the landing Of said Ferry n
Bath, on Thursday. HE seventh day Of Marcl, next
Al two o'clock in lie after nom. the Franchise o.
said Sagaaahock Ferry company, Nth their boa,
and all tic pre- cry, lights and privileges necessary
10 give the rigbi nttaIng toll OF Eerriagc
John ELLIOT, by Sheriff.
Bah F,brnarv 5th. 1889. 3w &c.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-02-28

To THE PUBLic. Measures ought to be
Immediately taken to have daily mail es-
tablished between this place and Augusta.
The present arrangement Is public nul-
sance, and should be 10 longer endured.
We can hear from Boston, sooner than from
,nny town above u.s. 1t is outrageous to
,thlnk of