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Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-03-14
TO The Honorable Court of County Com.
missiOners for the County Of Lincoln neat
10 be holden al WiScdSset on the second
r. A N 1000

" me d0HOTUOe court OF OOuHty OO'h-
@issiOners for The County Of Lincoln neat
to be holden al Wiscasset on the second
Tuesday Of January A. u. 1889.
VA g your petitioners respectfully represent thai
w public convenience and necessity require
the LAYING out and establishing a public road or
highway begining the west side Of the old Town.
road in Warren nearly opposite the termination Of
the road leading from Warren ioIl bridge TO said OLE
town rond, thence enthusiastically over land It
John Grafton about forty rods 10 the line between
the land Of said John Grafton and John Grafton Jr
thence west on the lire of and between said Cri
tons about $50 rods, thence south eighty five degrees
We.t about $50 rods 10 the souihta corner of land
formerly owned 5y Daniel 5tndey thence west
on tho line betv lie land of said Daniel Studley
and Thomas S adey and ttlers about 200 rods TO
the town line between said Town of Warren and
WaIdoboro al land Of T. ursion w. Vinal, thence
south eighty degrees west about 40 rods TO land OF
Charles Study. thence north severity degrees
west about so rods 10 the bridge Goose river
stream below Viuals old mill thence same
course over laud Of sad 7 hurs on w Vinal about
40 RODS 10 tie Enc of liant, between said Z. w. vi
nal and said Thomas StudIf; thence west on tho
line between The band Of said r. r. Vinal and said
7 homas Sludey about 20 rods to the old town road
leading r.n Warren 10 Friendship through Waldo
boro; as the above described route VIII greatly ease
aud facilitate the travel by avoiding hills and cpr-
failing the distance from what is now travelled, we
pray your Honnrs that such proceedings may be
had that the said route may become public hIgis-
/ way, and as in dut, bound will ever pray.
THOMAS STUDLEY and 81 ohcrs.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-03-14
Sept IS 1898.


LINCOLN, ss,..At a meeting Of the Coun-
tN Commissioners, begun and holden at
Ufscasset mithia and for said County,
on the second Tuesday IF January A. D.
1885,
On the foregoing, Petition, Ordered, that the
petitioners give notice to all persons and corporations
interested, that the County Commissioners will meet
at the house of John Pummer in Nobeboro on tho
lth day of April A. D. 1899, at 10 ,clock,A. NJ.
when they will proceed to view road describ ed
in their petition, and immediately after at con-
venient 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 causing
an altesed, copy of their Petition and this Order
thereon, to be served upon the fownCerk Of the said
town ofNobleboro, also by posting up copies of .he
same in three public places in sail town., and by
publishing the in the Lincoln Telegraph three
weeks successfully, the service upon the Town
Clerk ofthe said town of Nobeboro and posting of
said copies, and the first publication in the 'rele-
graph to be thirty days at least before the time of
Said meeting that all persons interested may then
and here appear and shew cause (if any they have)
by the prayer ofsaid Petitioners should not be
granted.
Attest JACOB SMITH, Clerk.
Copy-httest, JACOB SMITH, Clerk. Sw a.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-03-14

IlNCOLN, ss..At meeting fthe County
Commissioners, begun and holden at Ms
cdsset aoithin and for said County. on the
second IHusday Of January A. d. 1889.
ON the foregoing Petition, Ordered, That the Pee
ttioners gvo notice 20 all persons and Corporations
interested, that the County Commissioners will meet
at the house ofThursion w. Vinals in Waldoboro,
the 18th day of April A. ID 1889, at 10 o'clock
A. NJ. when they will proceed to view the road de-
scrIbed in their petition, and Immediately after, at
some conyenien; place in the vicinity will hear the
parties and witnesses, and proceed 10 do such other
things in the premises by law may be required.
by causing aested copy of their petition and this
Order thereon, to be served uron the County At
torney, and upon the Town Clerks of the towns of
Warren and Wadohoro also by posting up copies OF
the in three public places in each Of said towns
and by publishing the same in the Lincoln Tele-
graph three weeks successfully the service upon the
County Attorney and Jerks ofhe said towns OF
Warren andWaldobo,o' and posting up of said copies.
and the first publication in the Telegraph 10 be thirty
days al least before the time Of said meeting, that all
terso ms interested, may then ard there appear and
shew cause, (f any they have,) why the prayer of
said Petitioners should not be granted
Attest JACOB SMITH Clerk
Copy-Attest, JACOB SMITH, Clerk. Sw 40.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-03-14
AUTEON.

"A LII persons are cautioned re ns' purchasing a
IA double case Silver Watch made by johnson
of London No, Gl0l. Said watch was stolen from
the subscriber on Wednesday evening last. Who
ever will return the said watch to this Office or 10
Capt. Vim. L. Hartman, shall be IL orally rewar-
dcd. JOHN QUfGLEY.
Bath, March |, 1899 3w40
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-03-14
10 the Hon. County Commissioners for the
County Of Lincoln at Wiscasset on the I'd
Tuesduy of January 1889.

@NHE undersigned inhabitants Of the town Of No
"a bleboro and Newcastle in said County Of Lin-
coin respectfully represent that an ALTERATION is much
ne eded in the town way in said town leading from
the Methodist Meeting house in said tswn TO DAM
ariscotta Mills viz beginning at said Westinghouse
thence Northerly and Westerly of the road as now
travelled until it strikes the old road at the head of
Damarscotta Bay to John Merri's house,
said road was laid out by the selectmen in said
town and laid before the Inhabitants thereof at le
gal meeting called for that purpose, for their ac-
ccptance, and said Inhabitants refused TO accept of
said altcratons-W therefore pray your Honors
that such proceedings may be held as is usual in
such cases and that said alterations may be made
and established according to law-and as In duty
bound will ever pray
JOHN PLUMNIER and SO others.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-03-14
NGA,EHCE.


A meeting Of the Bath Anti Slavery Society
IA will be holden Saturday evening the 10Th
att o'clock, NJ Mr.. Bullon Schoolroom under the
Town Hail. for the purpose Of choosing officers for
the year ensuing.
lw so pd. r. BABB Sec
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-03-14
AUCTION.

SNVaH, l. be sold at Auction on Monday next
wv (March lSth) at three o'clock, in the after
noon, the House and Shop, lately occupied by
John Taylor, near the Custom siiouse, on Genre
Street.
March IA 1890. Ivy so.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-03-14
No arrivals since our last.
SAILED

No arrivals since our last.
SAILED.
March II, Brig Antioch, Barns, for Martinique.
CLEARED.
March l3, Sch Hiram, Kelley, Barbados
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-08-17
SATURDAY, AUGUST II, 1889,

lheatricais in 7eras.-A letter, dated lons,,p e,,
august last has been placed in hands, which states
mat The late theatrical campaign in that country was
uch better encouraged than could have been reasonably
expected There were two apologies for theatres claim
ing support and neither dessr1 ing it, They are repreu
sehsed as burlesqne upon the h>trionc art the mana
gers as totally incompetent The buildings were me re-
o"r"s' Ill winch the audience were exposed to the in
c!elnency OF the weather, and a pell-mell mixture
"f the low and worthless. After the new bui'dpc
was completed, Mr.. CORR, man gor,-Golsavc the
inark-'noved into it, hut the arrangements were
sun detective the police very bad, and the auduc.
very d'Sordery. Nowittstan ling all this, he was
very literally patronizcd. a good theatre would do
well, tor the people have other manner IF spendnr
the'r time. Houston and Galveston cond give n GOOD
support to theatres we'll conducted. High talent woud
nor under tine present SYSTEM he justified in visiting
Texas. They would find it profitable if properly sus-
tanned by the managers.
lh's new Republic is making RAPID strides towards
"S great des'inles. You frequently hear no doubt
praises "i Its climate, soil and the progress making in
soe'ey-you may be dnclinrd TO believe all YOU hear
'hk'ng 1t comes from interested sources From nv EN-
pl'yment I must be perfectly dsin,cre.ed, and what
ever say IN favor, may be relied upon. The Gcosraph
"a' position G." the country md wonderful rcsoul
ces makes the late revolution bv which il has becn
a'a'ed from Mexico, one of the important Of mods
eh eVen's' pregnant Nth astounding results, not only
as regards this hemisphere, but Europe"
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-08-17
WOodvillr, AuCust IL. l23l

Woodvll1P, August II, 1889.
John Gibson, Esq-Dcnr Sir--Sincs my previous
visit to this county, (,bon, mnnlh sinrc) nm much
inclined to compare the cotton crop to law suit ga
orous state of unceraiatv" until the money is mrde
When left here early IN July, every face wore Il
smiling aspect, and the prospect of iirc crops, made
some amends for the then fall in the ur,iclc-Now, |
meet different state of things. At the eastern cnd of
the county, in the neishborlood of kilIr,ov, Mount.
Pleasant, &C. The crops are snii ring much from the
wo ms-On some plantations they will not make half
crops while the western and middle parts of it-from
Fort Adams and pnkney Vile up to the place The
rust is doing serious njury.-From the best inorma-
ton hive been able to acquire, am snfe in saving
that he present crop in Wilkinson canro, exceed the
last, event. we hive storms interfere with hat i
left in the fields. The crops Of corn very indifferent,
Very truly YOUR.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-08-17

Mobc.-We are sorry to be obliged to state, that the
yellow fever has broken Out in sister City. Judge
Hitchcock, one Of its eminent and useful citizens
has fallen a victim TO it in the prime of life.
Meetings of the Bar and Of the citizens have been
called, on the occasion, nnd resolutions highly comp-
mentary to his memory, have been passed.
Judge Hitchcock was native of Burlington, YER
mont Since his emigration to Alabama, he has filled
the various Offices of Secretary of State Attorney Gem
ora District Attorney, Judge of the Supreme Court
and was at the late election elected to the Legislature
The Mobile Mercantile Advertiser saws
"Thc life and character of the late JUDGE HITCH.
COCk are stamped upon the face of our CITY. In its
infancy, when its prospects gloomy and its COM
merclal Importance predetermined, he cast his destiny
upon ihc issue of its future prosperity. With a zeal
that deted all difficulties, he has raised in Il few wears
by his vigorous enlarged and successful operations
his ow fortunes with those of the city go here We
may, and at every point behold the monuments of
his public spirit, his active bencfcencc his enlarged
philanthropy, and his warm hearted picty. Through-
out our rising and prosperous city the stores and dwel>
ing the ware houses and presses the warvts and pub
lie buildings visible proofs of his enterprise and
public spirit. Our religious, benevolent and literar,
institutions clam him their founder or their liberal
supporter.
The citizens have resolved to raise a marble monu
ment to the memory of Judge Hitchcock
In lis prI?ntc relations he model worthy of all
imitation. Rigdly just, he knew no tomprcmise he.
tween tight aud wrong; and whilst his example was n
constant rebuke to vice and immortality it melted and
cherished and osered oil the noble impulses of yrtue
Frnnk sincere, modest and noble minded he illustrated
by well spent life of integrity and honor the ,rntI of
the senment-at the noblcst work of God is nm honest
man.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-08-17

re At1laya AGair-On the morning of the 9th inst
Atalaya from II launches and under cover Of their guns
and ct their larger craft, advanced the place ia
winch u coosting vessels lying, twelve Of which
they set fire to- but only eight burned, the other
patches of10 militia cavalry. The invaders are char
ged with having wantonly destroyed property such as
scattering on the ground wine, &c from pipes sugar
from f'hds and barrel +. Garmcndia in his despatch,
aenotllnates the conduct Of the French brntu and
gnomininus.
Nlontevideo June 9th:
The British packet from Rio Janeiro, "Spder, Lieut.
Neily, entered this port last nj ht, and just she
was nnchorng, she fred into (nusket shot by the
French corvette ale Perle," which broke the arm OF
one OF the scamen on board The packet This affair has
created great cxcitemcnt-Thc French have made lots
ofapologies.
;, !he u = ship Independence Com. Nicholson, and the
fa'rrid Capt. Boarman, here, officers and
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-08-17

FROM CANADA.-Troubles will never cease in Cana
,a. by ndvices from C"hourg to tc 29th of Jnlv we
learn that several persons from this side have been can
t'red at Cobonrg, completely armed for desperate
entctpnz" One of The number revealed the pot.
which vas u murder the principal and most eminent Of
the r'yns's Among the prisoners is said to be $. p.
Hart editor Of tine lewisrown Telegraph The rcvr-
laon {" the plot caused quite excitement at Cobnurr
There SAID TO be many more engaged in the snnn
cntrrptz, who are yctut large it the Province Pre-
n'cdhtcd assassination, wlateve may be the pretcxt
We're IN murder the Bodcrs aud T. Henry nnd r,I ia
3ank.-Iierad. N''" 'o' ''''
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-08-17

4I"Sf"r".-Wh" has got any really good mustard 10
SELL or give away. We have tried almost every rrorr
IN town and can find none, bu, wa, is flat, stale and
Improbable. We got hold of fine ia, picr, of beef
the other day, scarce article by the way in uur mars
kcS but made mere mechanical operation in the eating
Tor the want of some good mustard We have poid ont
our money in purchasing different kinds of French. Lon
donand Country and mixed Them with cold water, with
vinegar with madeira and sugar bn mix it as we would
still twas flat; no lic,no pungencv. We canno, eat with
g"s'o; we have even hid tile Picnyune by the side of
our plate at dinner, but it don't tate our nose. If
any %lnd hearted grocer. Rcsrnurntcrr will hand II.
some real moutardc de 1nys fres., Kentucky. tina,
will crafty our paate tho it should ly into orr
eyes, well puff it with delightful rungcncy, while We
mixing 50, So.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-08-17
LAT Err From HIENOS AYRES

we have Burnos Ayres papcr to May 18th. Tia
:ny was the 4!lth Of the French Blockade The Br;t
,Sh Packet OF the last date is nearly full OF n corr,snon
between Commodore Nmo<on, commander of the Il :
squadron on The coast of Brazil and the Bucno. Ayrear
dabe hope of bringing the controversy with The E,en,
to ternna'Ion 1t does appear however that any
thing was accomplished.
BHcnoS hyreS, Nay 2j.-Thc En,rcrios ConGcder-
ave army o. "pcratons against Don Fructuoso Rivera
vas on The oh inst, cncamped the banks of the
Uruguay at Macoreta, it having Withdraw from the
CnrreeS territory, in consequences of the sasfrtnrv
adjustment OF affairs in that Province.
Stare 7r0dc:-A decree appeared in the ..Gace,o,'
th'S week. appointing the minister of Foreign Affairs
Don Felipe Arana Minister Pleniponary on the pnr
of this Republic for Ike purpose of cnncun, d" n,
ventIon with Her Britannia Majcsty's Minister pIer
poffntiary John H. Vaudeville, esq, for The c;.ctnI
abolition OF the Slave Trade in sccorance with The ii,h
Article OF the treaty of friendship, commerce and nnyi.
Iriween Great Britain and this Ecpubic 1t
Is suited that The convention signed hv the rcSucr
I'VE Pl'nlpnt:triarcS Yesterday tin, LirlIdnv nf H.
'iJc,ty Queen Nicura. " ~
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-08-17

f"e.-On Wednesday night the little ncwspaner
agency box, of Foansbc & Cams, in Exchange Allcv
was discovered to be fire by the watcnan of,bc Or
'' D'''A' i"e doors'wcrc soon forced open and the
names ex"ng"shed before much damage was done, by
Tue private hose OF the Orleans Bank which was imn~
oate'y played into it. Insurance had been effected on
the property for $1,000; enough in all conscience, W,
think to cover the valuable property.
The propfetors have offered reward of $500 for the
detection of the incendary and thief, as they pretend
mat was set on fire, and that they were robbed Of
about $4,000.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-08-17
Recorders Office,
Report of the D,v PnI;co mud N;rL, V,,,L

"cPolt Of TIC Day Police and Night Wa'ch.
August l1tl-C. Eannld-Arresied drunk and dis.
turbing the peace. discharged.
lanes Nc Nulin-Arrescd, found drunk, discharged
VIM. Snt,-Arresred could give no account Of
himself conrmiito d for 80 DAYS
charged. ''0
August l5tl-Lcwis Valinco-Arcsred for entering n
house md giving abuse to be vouched for.
Joseph CrIher-Arrrscd found sleeping on the lcvec
Anthony kabing-i1resied charged with stealing
two dollars, hound to Criminal court
william Thompson-Arrcsted n vagrnnt commit
ted for - months.
Nicholas Tourche-Arrcsted found drunk, DISCHARGED
on ra,ing fees.
WIN. Barry-Arrcs,c for lying drunk, committed for
30 days.
Bradley-Arrc ted found drunk discharged
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-08-17

sfa00Ws.-Retnrning from the fire of Wc,ncs,la,
nsht' several persons stopped in at Richard Murphvs
co'ee ho"te' next to the ST. Charles Theatre. An
u''e'ca''on took p"cc between the landlord aud r. r.
'owney, and scnle ensued, when the landlord rec,
yea ound from sword cane from Downey which
penetrated his back behind his heart. Murphy is no, yet
considered on, of danger We have heard that it was
1he intention OF Downey to surrender himself up to thu,
hecorder of the I'd which case the affair
will undergo an Investigation.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-08-17

Regatta The splendid regatta is to ccmc off to morrow
ut Pass ClrisInn the prize beautiful silver miniature
xix CARED boat. The steamers Graf, and the Seaporc
VIII both leave for the russ this evening after ,be arrival
OF the O'Clock cars Lots ofba,Ing, fresh fish, oysters
ana capital ''-sorry can't go-but we ore l,f, MI
dohc 10 cont our paper, and get cash to nav the work
men, no easy job now u-days,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-08-17

HedM cfMc City.-Therc is no douh, that the nu,n
oer OF deaths have decreased in the Charity Hospital
'ueeo from the best information obtain, i, ap
Pea's mat Inc disease, yields to the mode of treatment
generally adopted to wit: copious depict ton Yet the
h"oer OF cnses have increased. Tie weather for the
last 'c" days ls far from favorable to health,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-08-17

No. 93 Camp Shset.-(entlemcn and ladies intend
ing to die during the present season. can be we'll md
f"mpty accommodated at The above establishment, and
y" ehoftest notice with Collins haases, Carriages
az" ,''' mug ',e requisite cheap, or Il ma gnG
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-08-17

Inc no" OF the late Governor Clinton met by
President Van Buren,, on his late visit at Albany at ut
hrty,he attempted to address himself to her, hut the
spirited lady cut him-sle had not forgotten the ,n
grateful conduct of little Ma,y towards her husband.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-08-17

FORT OF NEW ORLEANS.

CLEARANCES.
August 10th, 1889.
sonm packet Columbia, Wnde, Galveston,
Smith & Voorhees,
Aug Is, 1880
Schr Swan, Traner Mobile, Master
ARRIVALS
... Augl5ls39
ship Auburn Conne 10 days, from New York to d Hull
lin. '' ~ - ''A''
mi. Chrsana, raIarl, "a days from Bath to u,ostcr
. bF Salvador MeratCn, from rcelona, Tarryroua nnJ
Malaga. s' anu
Sc,r Role. Baxton, t, ON Nassau. to master
Schr Creole Commcrn, ! days f ON Havana
Schr Leila, George. IN Tampiro.
steamer Ca'oinc, Sutton from Mobile
EXPORTS.
ALNEsION Per steam packet Columbia Cargo s,nlry
lot. iron, hardware, Brandy, white lead, var
Isl and mc chandisc.
IMPORTS
August 10th, 1889.
Tow boat Phoenix, Annabc from passes having lowed
10 w fass ship Columbia aud uf
tow; returned TO the city r ship ST Louis Fame eft
the pass on the At inst O'clock No vessels in sight
In the offng three schoonerS in tho river. o.
Ship 81 Louis Barker 30 days from Boston. Stctson and
Avery, ~
Big Fame, Madison, AZ days from Boston, to master
MEMORANDA
Mississippi low and falling.
Tow boa. Lion burst of her pine without doing
any oihor damage.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-08-17
SPANISH, FRENCH & BRITISH COLONIAL.
LAWS

A,,,,oI, ,
far ,,eivar,, Nv" :" press ana Will De ready
.;ra,l.,:c :" oe"''i next IT must have a" extensive
,,,,s ~, ''"' '"e on'o" ana Will lie 'h"'speh
,:u,,.c '"''' '",e "'"''' western states' ana
90 "e '''a'F''a.s Tor our colonial history.
"'''''' o'''e' JOS NJ. White, who has procured
,r '''e. "i'e' '''ce IN GREAT Britain number
l., '"P'.S' never puoshed IN this country and
E,,naa ".'''''es anu s'e'. favor IN SPAN ana
innar,'. ,oee'''s 'luss OF 'he most curious and
to '"'' uoc"lh"hts'
:, Wv t''''", eA'''ers VIII De published
wh;, ,"a ,oc, "'' Tue events IN the colonies
,,,. ~ ''e ''e''''''''h 'akeh from an or'gin" 4'o
"'so' l" 'A'es'' '"e hrst commission OF Louis
M ,.'' ''s'o'eFy Vi inc mouth OF the Alissssip-
' " es"'ols''eh' Oh the town OF New Orleans, laws
,I, ' ss'P'' Schehes' 10 all which Will be
nv - ''' "'s' se'''e"ehts IN LOUISIANA
WV" VIII ''so embrace the institutes ofthe civil
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-08-17

The Great Western and British Queen have bee.
spoken 1913 miles off Sandy Hook 81 August.
gool E,rampc.-Onc of the Aldermen Of the Scc
o"o '"H'c'pallty arrested man on Thursday after
hoon' whom he found engaged in fighting the .cvre
lie brought INN up as far ms Grayicr St. Charles
when the chap laid down-'ook the studs, bat dra,
was soon procured upon which he placed, an
carried of to rrlson-ke'p at it Alderman and your col.
leagues VIII initiate you-wc shall soon have a q'lst
city.
h2 the way if youwculd adopt my project Of II police
a" yo" would save yourselves great dealof trouble
and do the city much real service. 1t is better than
the London System of Police, great deal-try it,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-08-17

we received part of Of twJ mails Yesterday from, Tho
Eastward New York dates to the 9th, inclusive tina
papers contain no news, and have but little of
them. 80 "
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-08-17

nR. MOFFAT'S VEGETABLE LIFE PILLS are
- 80 well know to the public that ii is hardly
cessary to give detailed statement Of their value and
use The following articles will fully convince any one
OF the claims the doctor hes up the public to place
confidence in his preparations.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-08-17

Inc people i"I'"ted {. c. Cambreling, bu, Martin
thinking his case parallel to his own British embassy is
gong to send him 10 Russia, in place Of Mr. Dallas
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-08-17

why don't our Recorder set the example, and procure
decent covered conveyance for the INDECENT sick to the
Hospital. The cost would he graat muttcr.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-08-17

.aPt. Gilman Appleby, of the Lake Erie steam boat
""s'''u'lon' has been committed to jail to wait the
'eIuison OF the Executive Ohio for having csmmir
.en rape on young girl, Ii years of age, passenger
in his boat.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-08-17

N'P van Vmhle'sm-Our friend of the Bee, publish
Ell Yesterday, an article headed Very Singular Story
which was published in our paper several weeks ago
keep your eyes OPEN