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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-05-09
Dissolution de- Sscicte.

p . societs dies successetrs lie Mr.. p. r.
~ Beanfe2ast, a Rtt0p t'ouge. couaue IT pr
bItee sous la Eaisou, in. Cocs,ade D. ugs rot ~ +.
Hebert. est dIssoule a'gn cOfGmtH accord d daGer
de &c "r Les sgsB1rnrres ct sort~s grua@,
il. COIKTaUE A z. HEBEkT
syant schete i'interet da susdfs ct sosssssne Dau-
serot, r-stent seuIs soprietaifes des Nafehandi
ses lal sont m magsslr. ainsl qte dc Ia majsea
lis fevteuneEt ssu's Iespousables de foutes le4
deftes IegiiImes re la dife soc,eta, ct sort. par con-
: afaeHt, seass autafJses a rrceyair &c qaI esf du a
Ia ditf peiete fefrsis le u AcGt 1882.
la r%sso,t de Ia biai-ot. cI-devant -. Cnurtade.
Dsttge-ut CT iitosu. se,a desrfmai. fnURTaDe &
HEEERT- centraetart ct ssg"aHt l'uu pour Fautre
pour !eer Commerce
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-05-09

FRAScE,-Le Marechal valee sans siendre
rarrivse des Princes qui devaient marcber a la
se's 'dss COLONIES FRANCHISES dams rexpedi,ion
contre les Arabes, s'est mis- en- campagne sans en-
avoir refu fordre du minis,ere, qui dams lie mem
moment dScidait en- conseiI lie Iemplacement du
Marschal. cetse dsmarchc a interrompu les nesu-
res proje,tees, car on ne peut destitaer IN Mare
ehal de France au miIieu dune expedition com
mencee.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-05-09

MUsIaUE vocALE~~Un vera dams nos ceIon.
nes d'annonces, que les Cbaoteors Hongrois qui
ont parcouru une psfiie dc rEurope ainsi que les
PARTICIPATES ,illes Dc fAmttigue, sont arrives i
Baton Rouge ct lis joiycni Lundi nous fare en-.
tendrs 10 melodie Do lears vois. Musiciens de
Baton Rooss, n'ei'ez de cote pour On instant vos
instruments, ct alIez admi'cr eeos que Ia nature
a dome aux qnatre Chanteurs Hopgrois,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-05-09

Singuhere mort.-Un jeune homme appels
Carr a etc trouve mort il y a quelque lems a
w York, pendu par ses habits ella teie en- has,
il s'etai! accroche 4 une grille de fer dams "a pre-
c~ipita.ion au coin des rues de Gold e, Spruce, en-
sautant par une fene,rc pour aller au feu, il fui
suspendu CONNIE nous Iayons' dit ct mourut d'a-
p~oplexie.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-05-09

BataiM dams k CoagrSs -Un combat a Gu
lieu 10 81 uit: dams Ia sale du C,ngres, eblre
Messrs. Il. Garland do 10 Louisiana, ct lyman de
Ia Caroline Do Sord. Tine discussion %s'e,ait ele.
wee sur ~quelques documens oiiiciels rcIalif. a Ia
conduitc ct aux dc penses du Commencement. Mr..
Bynam s'adressa 4 M. Gulsnd ct iui din que ces
q~uelquss mots sen suivifent ct Gnalcment Mr..
lyman donna un dc mcnti. De cutie 10 louisa
hsis le saisit 4 Ia gorge ct lui donna une voice de
coups dc, poings avec beaucoup Do sang froid,
lorsquc Mt. b. tira un coutcau don't il ne Test pas
servi,et Sc nit a invec,iver son antagonisme par des
s~ot,ises les plus grossiercs. TN corni,e a etc nom
me pour fsirS ON rapport sur crlie aTal,e ct .ous
les deux scront sans dou!e repsimandts.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-05-09

lie Gen,: Goilieminot est mort 4 Babe. II
comp,alt 50 anntes De service.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-05-09
ca AVIS.

Ih.. DIVERT ayant dens'esernent re1a de
IL vile ua assortment cobpiet de tOaDfsS a
Piasos, a t'noaneur d'5fforanef lie pubic Gn'H 20
igsusiottera de suite chez les pefsonnes gHs aa-
f0pt des Pianos a teCCr trr, 81 Gui Fbottofegopt lie
feaF cOsaIante. S'adts ser aa bureau de "a Gazet-
Sc. a O1ess Baton Rouge chez Hf. Baptsste
LeJerHe.
- aSrI-ft.3f
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-05-09

C0ntrc( acoB-On o reinforcement Dc CONVERT d
ia Nile. Orleans, une srande cootreiaeon dc faux
IN %eeriture. La maison De m de ]. d.
Fehermann, a donne I'm check a un ipdisidu
nomrDe Albert J. Bowers, gui dc suite en- a fail
des fac simiIe montan. d Ia somme dc 50, 500 qui
fluent payes par Ia baoque. La ffaude fua decou.
ve.ts parcs qo'il conserva 10 vrai check jusqu'a
CO quo Messrs. J. d. Fehermann eussen. fat un
rtglrment aycc Ia banque.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-05-09

lie Lateaua vareur Grey Eagle par''
dc Louisville le 30 10 mois dernier, purse
10 ~norvelle Que I'Ohio OF ses Tributaries.
lc Wabash, le CumberIan5, Ie Tennessee,
&c, monlaicn: avec rapidi'4. IN passa-
ger scnu d borj de re ha,enu assure que
la parlie Quest dc Ia virginie a d'nne unc
belle m'j,ri;t Hariison.-. Courier.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-05-09
y
AVIS

~ prssiewt les fersonnes re ne print eouper
nj exporter d. bois ds Ia piece de terfe dpparts-
naI'f 4ax soaszlgne i. sitnes sur lie Raypr Wanehac.
boraes ~ Sorf par les fefres ~ Jno. Devenport.
a thDDest par les tsrfes Sc J. ". lea ct 40 Sud
par Ie dit Bayou.
~ les ~ tsp9Des continent d preu}fe dt bris
snf IL dts terrs. eFlss ssfouf popfsnfviss avec t,u,e
Ia tisusnr dies his.
2ntai-I2 MONGET IONGHEPEE.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-05-09

= Fufctbs I'm soldat dc 10 GarnissD de ceite
place s'est coupe Ia gorge avec un razoir Jeudi
t~arnicr. ~ ~
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-05-09

ELxcTfoSs-A Springfield capitaIe dc rIIli-
nois, les wings ont eiu icurs candida,s 4 une tres
grande majorite. lie Marie ct tous les officers
municipaux sont wings.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-05-09

corr DU TROLSIENE DISTRICT.
PsROtssH EST BATON ROUGE.
azeFaa Avart,
fNa. 27ss.
1offis Morgan Il Thomas fssbbts Mosgam.
y verlu d'e" writ de fea aejas a moi strss-
- se par ! Hon. Co"r du Frois'eare District
FaFofss~ ct Etat stssfits. yexposefaI en- vents prr-
osidwe d III Mason de { our,
CELDf, 81 Mai 1870,
4as Eeafes ordlHaDss DIS veHtss, toss les drofts,
thsrs, iateretss ri pfeteHtiods des defcndeurs dsns
ct potfls p~toYrIete 81 apes dccrIts, ssvpir:
tns sE5REssE sscIzge nom nHee SOPHIE gss
f'enylfytf ~ rus.
saisfe pour s~stisfaire az jogevyea, ., anx frais
dn process cf-dessa3,
Cen FitiJfs An Con4pfaa..
ls asfI-i0 A. DUPLAyTTER, Sbsnf.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-05-09

lie Moniteur Algsrien du Is Mars public un
dscret du Q du meme mois. dams lequei lie Mare
chal sa'iee declare en- etat de siege les districts
Dc Boafltick, Hamiss ct pailippeville.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-05-09

BiHefs contrefaits.-Il y a en- circulation a la
Nile. Orleans, dcs biIie,s de $40 de Ia Banque dc
IA Louisiana, qui sont coutrefai,s.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-05-09
RRIDrES

"a FESDRE par lie stusssgnG, 10000 Dfi.
qnes de premiere qualitG, daros eli b.en cuites.
- des conditions ayantageuses.
9 mai-i5 q. FLETCHER,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-05-09

LES QEaTRE CiIbNTEUR5 HONGEOIs.
VA REICH don't les REPRESENTATIONS extra.
ord'naires ont excite par Ia uotveattG du gem
re de Masiqae. lie plts grand sntbouslasme
et les applaHdissemen de tottes les parties
de PEurope, alnsi que das PARTICIPATES yiiics
DIES Flats Ubis; ont Fhonnetaf d~'anuoncer aH'iis
donneront IN grand CONCERT vocai d ID
sale de l'uhnitaL. L Uni snar II Mi 1910
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-05-09
AYIS-

ri AVE.
AlE eoussIgne a FHpnHem d'fafyfntef les habf.
taHs ne baton hougc CT DIES effvlfSHs, ga'fs Went de
receV0if an HDtsfi assortment de tHafcbandises
S+cises, ffabfitsmsns tsIfs pour PEfs, Setdlers
pour dameset poor bpsames, erttes ct thspca0x.
ATssI III VIZ d'aHs eacrlssnte gaaiGfs ct da
Blanc lie bdfefas;a seDdre d bon afafcbe seur de.
eeraptfnt a' snasas'a rr~sde Ame. Leseadss7 tsr
Lafayette
2mai-l2 T.. MARK.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-05-09
Epave

IF Epave
al a ese afrete lie IL court par Jean Bsptlsfe
GnedFy. III aseuraHt a 4 miftes at-dessous Ge Ia
Haiseu de Corr, in CHEW Al. creole de ectfleur
bal, age si'easiran Ga ] ans, gsausui ane afsfaae
espagnol 4 fepaals sauehe. Leqa-I eseva! sTh
n'e.i pas recsatIse dan. les 50 ,ogFs de Ia pabFisa-
ton du present. asi, c 1,forgnenreut anx fsgiemenrs
da Jerf tie Police de cette psrofse, spra expa= e IN
vent- pssattaHe par lie soHiss gro i son ofhce le 20
de J sass, proclaim a 10 hersss A.. NJ.
k0sE HOND HEBEGT.J J. d. Pax.
ouest Baton Rouge, % mars fs4D-il
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-05-09

"a FESDREfa nouseIie edttiou do D;gsste de
Benjamin ct sI1deEf, an nsagssin de ~. L.. EoHne-
caze. Agent Ste Messfs. Il. Johns & TO, a la Nile.
OftcaBs. 2 inai--f2
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-05-09
in GOUi.TaDE,
DATGEhO Or, &
~

T.. HEBEgT.
P,snn Rouge, "a Avnl, 1s4g-H 81
tr-f.'ibeiFIe de Ia SohvetIe u lea RS prsbI5~ra
tie suite. ttnjs fuis en- AHgtass ct en- Frsueass. lie
p,es-st aaieie ct enyerfa yoar collection. au hasgaa
de IA Eazsffs
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-05-09
NDUVBAWX AVIS

Ousss Baton Rouge, 7 Mai 1910.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-05-09

q mail
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-07-09
The Sub'Treasury BiII.~Passed !

On Tuesday of last week, this bill of abomna-
tons, was passed by the federal loco focos in the
House of Representatives, in concurrence with
the Senate. 1t appears by the statement of the
vote that all the strength of the loco foco party
was present, with the single exception of ONE
member! Their strength was one huoare6 on5
t~entyJour. The Wing members present, yoting
against the BIZ, were one hundred and Seuea.
Four OF the Wing members were detained from
their seats in consequence of severe illness, viz
Messrs. Lawrence, Granger, Anderson and Will
lams' of kentucky. These four would have made
our vote Ill. Two more members-Messrs.
Corwin of Ohio and Storrs of Connecticut have
resigned-who, had their seats been filled,
would have made 10, Another of our members
Mr.. Brown has recently deceased, and Mr.
Wise was absent, on account ofill-heath. These
votes added would have enhanced the Repubi-
can strength to ONE HUNDRED AND FIF-
TEEN VOTES
The history of the New Jersey members is we'll
known to our readers,-so here is FIVE more
votes, making n difference of ten which the
mnons Of Executive power and dictotiop have
avalled themselves of, through treachery and
usurpatton, 10 which they are solely indebted for
tins triumph Of party, over the vital interests of
the Country. The people can iudre whether
victory, achieved at the sacrifice of almost evorv
principle OF common honesty, will be very likely
70 prove OF lasting benefit either to the country or
10 inc faction by which il IS accomplished
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-07-09
SrscrEG''S Sale.
LINCOLN SIS.

IINJHLN IS.
HENAKEN on Execution and to be Sold nj Public
a Auction. on the twenty eighth day of July
next at two o'clock in the afternoon the premises
herein after Described, all the right in Equit y,
which Smith Richardson of Whilefed, had ON the
eighteenth day o. November 1889, to Redeem II
certain lot or parcel of land, siiuatedin Whiteied
aforesaid being lot Number Sixteen, on a plan Of
the SouhweserIy part of said Whtcfed, made by
Eliakim Scammon Nav ii, ISL Continuing fifty acres
and quarter more or less. Also, lot number sew
enteen in sad Whileield on plan ofthe Southwes-
terly part Of said Whnefeld, made by said Scam
mon July I'd 1916, containing fifty eight and
one half, more or less being the same land convey
ed by Daniel Cate TO said Richardson November
9th 1877 BENJAMIN HATCH, Dept Sheriff.
June 9th i341. 3wl5s
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-07-09

Had the rights ofthe People ofNew Jersey been
re garded, and the rightful and legally elected
Representatives of that State, been permitted by
the loco focos TO have tax en- their seats and had
the rights ofthe minority i'm Congress, been but
partially regarded, the Sub-Treasury Bill, would
have been again, triumphantly rejected, as it has
been heretofore, by Congress and by the People.
The New Jersey votes, then, deducted from the
loco foco strength, would make the vote stand
precisely 100 to 1910 iet To this add the vote
Of Mr.. Fisher of N. c., who according to the
Madlsonlan, would have voted against the bill,
had he been present, and allowing the Speaker to
vote for the blll-of which there is much doubt,
and still, there would have been tie or in other
words the Bill would have been defeated! In this
exposition, we have said nothing about Crazy of
Michigan, Robinson oiDclaware, Holeman, Coles,
Lucas, Steenrod and Craig, all of whom, by
Their votes on this question, as we'll as their gen.
eral course policy, have wickedly and know
ingly msrepresented their constituents, by whom
we trust, they will shortly be called to rigid ac-
count. But the deed is consummated!--and the
Su b-treasury bill is FORCED upon the country
gin SPITE OF THE LAMENTATIONS OF
THE PEOPLE" -!
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-07-09
M ARTNE LIST.
PORT OF BATH.
ARRlV

ARRIVED
July lst, sch Providence, Rodbrd, IA DAYS from
ST. Thomas. Left at st Piers, June 18th, brig
Baltic, sch Koskiusko, disch'g; at ST. Croix'
brig Porpoise, loading; at st. Thomas, June 18th
briggs Stranger, for Philadelphia in days Ida
fin Boston, dlschg; Colorado I'm Norfolk. do.
Sid l4th briggs Flea, for Cuba Northerner of
Portland for do; Adamant, Calais, do; sch Gal
liant Mary, unk,--several others not recoIlected
July l sch Boston, Fogg, Boston
brig Porto Rico, Duell, Boston
sch Helen, Wood, Boston
CLEARED.
June 25 sch Enterprise, Gushing, Pictou
Y brig Frances Louisa, Moulton Martinique
SAILED.
July brig Wildes 2 Walker, Edrecomb. prov;.
dence
ARRIVALS. cLEARANCEs, sc.
Ar at Salem Sd schs Moscow, Waldoboro' /; Mt
Hope, Thomaston
Ar at Providence 4th schs Eliza s. Nancy Bath ;
Eliza Leland, Bangor; 9th Fornax, Bath; Frank
I'M Chase and Franklin Nckerson DO. Molly,
MARY ~ Betsey, and Victory, do
.dr at Bedford 4th schs Fruitful Vine, and
Caroline, kennebec sloop Leopard do,
,nr at boston Sd sch Butler, Macomber, Bath
Entered for loading at Liverpool June 4th shin
Amazon, Stlnson of Bath for Boston
Z. At 81 Thomas June II brig Fox, Winchell FIN
Cid at Mobile 22d ship Europe, Bachelor.
Liverpool, e3d ship Majestic, Mustard do.
AZ oeawells Point LIST sch Corvo, Crockett
baltimore for Thomaston
ar at Holmes Hole I'd sch Magnolia, Preble
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-07-09
E4liicGHn Congressional Dis
fStCt

TIE Wings and all others opposed to the present
National Administration, and in favor of the election
81 VIM. Ii. HARRISON as President and JOHN
TYLER as Vice President of the United States, are
requested to send Delegates to a Convention to be
holden at the Court House, in Wiscasset on
Wednesday, the 18th day of August next, at 10
o'clock A. NJ. to select candidate to be supported
by them for Representative to Congress--Also, to
nominate candidate for said district, to be suppor
ted ON the general ticket for an Elector of President
and Vice President
The Wings of the County, will also send dele
gates to the same pla ce, at the same time, to nom
nate candidates for State Senators and for County
Treasurer for said County
The County Committee will meet al the House of
tbenr Hilton in Wiscasset the afternoon previous
Ut 4 o clock, punctual attendance is requested
Per order OF the Committee.
July lst 1910.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-07-09
PROPOSALS.

EDROPOSALs, will be received by tho Select
"a men of Topsham, until the tIlird day of Au.
gust next for building Now Road, from the
dwelling house of William Randals, in said
Topsham, to Muddy River Bridge, being about
three hundred and twenty six rods, about ninety
rods of the distance is Meadow land over which,
the road must be raised two and halffcel above
the meadow, twenty feet wide, in the travel part,
with sufficient culverts and Bridges over the
Greeks, aud rallied; the road across the meadow Is
to be built with logs or timber across the road
within eight feet Of each other and logs or timber
on tho sides, trunnhiled the cross timbers, and
filled in with brush at bottom and earth, and COW
cred with gravel or clay 10 prevent the wash in
time of high water. The road over the upland
must be made good carriage road. Three months
will be allowed to build iho road from the time u
the contract, Cash will be paid as fast wanted
to build the road
NATAL GREEN } Selectmen
DAVID SCRiBNER of
BENJ THOMPSON } Topsham.
Tousham July Sd. 1910. 3wl5.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-07-09
Fore ,SFEE!

EORs $.EE1Ef!
Continued one ,ycek longer-cheaper than
The cheapest
II 20 commence, Wednesday, July Sin, at the
N store recently occupied by David r. stinson
opposite the Elliot House, the largest invoice of
IR IS III LIN Il Ms
ever offered in this place, consisting in part of Al
coarse and supertine Shrtings, 81 to I2-4 Sheet
ings. 81 to 3O4 White and brown Damask Table
Cloths with Napkins and D'Oyes to match-; al
kinds fancy colered Table Covers, IL 4 to 1864 i'm
Peral MarseiIes Qhilts. Victoria Robes, Ladies
aprons, Long Lawns, Linen Pocket lIdkfs., Birds
Eye liuckabuck and Diamond 7owelling, Linen
Collars and Shirts, Damask and Diapers, large i'm
ers, &c, &c.
~. b. Ladies and Gentlemen are invited to call
and examine the Goods. M goods offered as Linen
will be warranted as such. by
WILLIAM F. HUGHES.
Manufacturer and importer Off the above Goods
Bath, June 30ih, lS4O
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-07-09

"Rard Times in Ball." We shall hold dish
OF friendly discourse, in our next, with the Off
clal Argus and its official [Bath] correspondent,
respecting the "Haid times in Bath
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-07-09

DROWNED. Mr. Blair, of Dresden, was browne
at Eastern River Bridge on Tuesday. He ho
taken drop too much
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-07-09

The space occupied with the account of
the Celebration, will be our only apology for
emitting various other articles of general into r.
c,t
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-07-09

fE5@ All free persons of color have been orde,
cd to leave Texas before the LIST day of January
1872.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-07-09

- sssgtsrcs Malice.
ENBENEZER .ARNOLD Of Bath in the County
OF Lincoln. has this day assigned 10 u.s. the
subscribers for the benefit OF his creditors, all his
Estate Real and Personal, providing for an equal
distribution ofthe same among such Of his creditors
as shall become Parties to his SAID assignment agree
ably to Law of this State passed April 1896 en-
titled 'An Act concerning Assignments
Three months are allowed TO his Creditors 10 be-
come Parties thereto The assignment is in the
hands of either of the subscribers
JON TITAN HYDE, assonses
HARTLEY COVE, SSs"e'S
Bath MAY Is 1910. 3m7
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-07-09
A CARD.

A CARD,
The undersigned, in behalf of the Wings of Bath
tender their sincere thanks to those Ladies and
Gentlemen, who rendered such efficient aid in the APP
proprate decorations ofthe Meeting House and Pavi-
ION for .he 1th instant-.4ud moro particularly to
those Ladies' who assisted not only in that service
but, in preparing for the reception of the guests
and also 10 Mr. II. W. Turner, and family for their
indefatigable and successful exertons in CARRYING
into effect, ali the arrangements which came under
their direction and management
d. C. MAGOUN \
GEO. T. PATTEN
WIN. ID. SEW.aLL
DAVIS HATCH comm;,,.o
CH.4S' CLAPP Jr Of
a. r. MITCHELL ( .grranooron,s
LEVI HOUGHTON 1
b. c. BAILEY
DAVID HOLMES
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-07-09
SHE

LINCOLN, ss.-BowGonham June 18th, 1910.
FENAKEN on sundry writs of Execution and will
III be sold at public Auction at the Inn of Will
liam Siirson in Bowdoinham on Saturday The 25th
day ofJuy at ten of the clock in tho forenoon,
all Archibald Weymouth's right, title and interest,
and all his rig ht in es-ty of redemption in and to
a certain piece Of lind situate in Bowdoinham,
bounded as follows: beginning at a stake near
Wright's Creek on tho Southwest line Of land of
Paran Estes thence running West North West 200
rods more or less to the county road leading from
Bowdolnham village to Richmond village, thence
Norhery 30 rods 10 land of Alexander Campbell,
thence West North West 100 rods more or less 10
land of Simeon Given, thence South South Hest
80 rods more OF less 20 IA stake in Simeon Giyens
field thence East South East 800 Rods more or less
to astake near Wrlght's Creek, thence Norlhcrly
up sad Creek to the first mentioned bounds,
containing sixty acres more less.
PATRICK X. MlLL.1Y,
.5w1i Constable OF Bogvdnnhnm
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-07-09
NOTICE.
NOTICE.

THN He partnership heretofore existing under the
VA firm of Hayden and Brown, is this day dis
solved by mutual consent. All persons having de-
mands against said firm requested to present tho
same for settlement, and all persons indebted 10 said
firm arc requested to make immediate payment.
JOHN HAYDEN.
J. w. l.. BROWN.
Bath, July 4th, 1910.
J. HAYDEN, will carry on the business as for
merly and has jus: received Il new lot of WATCH
Es, JEwlLRY and all other articles in his Inc of
business which he will sell at very low prices. Is.
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"a VIE Assessors of the Town of Bath hereby give
h notice that they have assessed the State, Coun-
" and Town Taxes for the year 1910 and have
committed the same to MIR. Gushing Allen, Treas
urer and Collector ofsad Town. The following IN
copy OF 18th section an Act entitled An act
concerning the assessment and collection o. Taxes.
SECTION 57th. Be 1t further enacted, That all
such inhabitants ofsaid Towns who shall voiuniali-
y pay the said Collector his deputy within Thr-
~ days next after the delivery of their bills the a.
mount OF their respective Taxes, SHALL be entitled
TO an abatement of such sum as said Town at their
annual meeting may agree upon, on the amount of
their said Taxes: And such inhabitants as shall vol
unfairly pay their Taxes to the said Collectoror hIs
deputy within sixty days after the delivery Of their
tax bills, shall be entitled TO an abatement Of such
sum as shall be agreed upon as Aforesaid in tho
amount OF their SAD taxes aud all persons, who
pay voluntarily said Collector or his deputy
within one hundred and twenty days after the de-
Ivory Of their tax bills shall be stted to an abale
inent Of sdch gums, may be agreed upon as afore-
said b, C. BAILEY y Assrssor.
S. G. BOWMAN{ of
A. WINTER. ! Bath
Bath Juno LIST 1910 CIVIL.
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STEsA KED.

u WON the enclosure of the subscriber, large
red Mare, about five years old. Whoever
WIN give information where She can be found will
DC Suitaoiy rewarded THOMAS M. REED
Phlpsburg, july Sth, 1910 AZ
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MORE NEW GOODS,

q oSl received and now opening by
BAIL Jaly OH -.