Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-01-24

who were accustomed To appear "n tie
Sabbath, and on public "cca-ions in the
| dignity If II large WHITE wiz. The history
of Mr. En,on's viz, whi,h was LAID low in
The dust with the reverend head wbirl woe
il. was hr" fly This. liza SHIRT tradition ma,
Ir credited Called 10 preach few years
AGO nj Brunswick. lie found The Judges o!
the Surptem. Cnut of Massachusetts, in
that town. on their way To the eastern
counties; AMI it wa. understood that the
learned .xpnunders Of the law had the in
tent II, hf er Attending the The morning SER
Vi p, TO proceed on on their journey in u e
slirr''oon "fihe Sabbath, the prohibition "'
the law understanding. Aware Of th.r
purp"s". Mr.. Eaton. IN his prayer, alluded
to III" high >,aii"n nfihe judges of the land
and rerdrrd thanks tina, they we're then
nearnt in the house of the Lord and had
shown such rcg,'d to the law Of the State,
aud had set such good exempe to the
pennl. of resting from, their journey, and
in nbed nee I" the divire law. IF keeplng
tho Sabla,h day holy Th. Jnly"s. after,
found II necessary I, attend the. afternoon
ser,ir". mud arre,sn well satisfied with the
integrity of Mr. Eaton aud with his men,
nor of preaching, AT. as testimony OF
,h,ir r. sp.c,. they purchased and presented
:" him tho vrneradlr wig and triangular hat
of the Rev. Doctor Lstmop Of Boston,
then rec. ntlv deceased. While this wig
ahall hr /, The m 'tnnrv Of the gentleman vt
the Inv, il is 10 b" hoped that Mr. Eatnn's
,dnonilinns and reference 10 he statute Of
heaven will moi he disregard ID.
FraEs. About 'h'rc weeks ago the born
nr Mr.. Snmnr Wheeler, Z" Dxfeld, Ok
ord Co. WIS burnt. II contained about
30 tons ofhav. 2 oxen, 5 cows, some young
stock aud load of goods on wagon,
,h'rh We're al! consumed.
On Sunday night last, his house with
nearh al his furniture. WIS also burnt 1t
.nppns d thai tie buildings were -. t ON
fire hy gl'l about thirteen We rs Of aye,
Who was apprcnliccd tn Mr.. w. by the
Oversees of the poor, "fthe town of Mex'-
~ Shr has been examii"d and committed.
As NAM cnr'r ,diciory riots are ALT
| We there fore. omit particulars.
;, A Back-mi h., shop in the town oil
| Monmouth belonging to Mr.. Samuel King,
was burnt Oh the night of the 4ih inst Re-
pr, SAYS thu n, person knew of the fire
until Mr.. King wet to unlock the shop
n-xi .m,rnins, and 10 aud behold, no shop
was there!
Th. B aeksmith's shop of Deacon Luke
Perkins, At Fast Winthrop, was re Gently
ron<nmrd b, fire. II contained about 900
hoe. and all Il. tools Maine Farmer.
er7e We scr il stated in some nf the pa
pcr$ that Mr. S.artan,it has been severl,
puck. bv the gamblers AT Crnckf4id's
, nndnn, and has gone To Paris. to try i,
ON" at some of the '.hell>" in that city.
erFA bill To prevent the carving u
concraled weapons has hten introduced
in,o the Legislature Of Kentucky. It's pro
Vas ons are very severe
The Paris correspondent of the Ne"
York Courier g. Enquirer states the follow
ing circu.n>t "nces respecting Jerome Ma.
polron B ma par,e:-
Louis B n,plrle aud all his FIRMLY are, as
you kllnw, banished from F,ance by n law
"i the Restoration, and which Louis Philip
has maintained -havlng first nal il re-en.
acted. The Bonnpartes arc prosciibed and
banished b. the French. as we're the Stu
arts by The English. Perhaps i, is only
Just There is here now an American cit.
iZen " ho suffers, however, from the oper-
a ion of this law, and vi whose suffering
under il. ,on ought In be acqnainted-bui
mind, | do not nd, Use your making Of the
m1irr national quarrel. The gentlemen
| r P'i,c-] refer T.. is Mr.. Jerome Ma.
pn'eon Bonapar;e. of Baltimore, who arri-
we'd here some days since. with his lady
tie Miss Wilkins land who a, the urgent
en,fenty of y"nr Munster, General Cass,
has obtained permission 10 remain in
France for er-limi!c'I-number 81
days, but under another name, Chat of hi.
m ther) PMters N. WHY this Communication
Whv this sinking of the name of Bona
part? Was King Louis Phiiip afraid that
the Amcrcar hid views or pretensi"ns,
81 rilar t,th"se of his cousin the Swis-
citizen? ! know uot-but the fact is, as
stare.
There Is in thisp~ocee,li"g no Intention
to atfr"nt the Republic Of the United States
through one Of her cit,xeus. Il is simpy
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