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Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-01-30
FEATEsEEsS!!!
Notice TO EorecgOsc Mortgage.

NN7HEREAs Samuel Mccobb late of Bristol
w deceased, by his deed bearing date the eev-
enth day of October, in the year OF our Lord one
thousand eight hundred and thirty eight, conveyed
to the undersigned certain tract Of Land, situated
in the town of Bristol, III the County of Lincoln,
containing ninety eight and one half acres more or
less, together with the buildings thereon, the
being particularly described in said deed, which is
recorded in the Lincoln Registry of Deeds, Vol.
10, Page 405. Now notice is hereby given of my
claim, by said mortgage deed, 10 the real estate
therein described and that the condition in the same
has been broken, by reason whereof claim /"
lorecose said mortgage, agre3eably 10 the statute
passed march Goth, 1888. JAMES ERSKINE.
Bristol, December Dist. 1889. 3w42
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-01-30
= tate of .HRWtuC.

LLNCOiuN, $50 Ebenezer Ciop
.ddmt" ,strator on the Estate of Ebeneees'
.HcLe on late Of Bath IN said County de-
cease d. GREETING
" on hereby ordered 10 notify tho heirs AZ
n aw and Creditors Of said deceased, and al
perso' Is interested, That your first account of
Adr Illustration on the Estate IF said deceased, will
be ,flered for allowance at n Probate Court at Bath
on Wednesday next following tho third Tuesday Of
ebruary next, at 10 O'clock A. NJ. when and where
hey may be present, if they cause. And
also, at said Court tho widows claim for an al
lowance will be considered.
Notice TO be given by publishing an ntcs,ed copy
Of this order in the Lincoln Telegraph at Bath,
thirty days before said Court of Probate.
Given under my hand this twentieth day of Au-
gust in the year Of our Lord one thousand eight
;, hundred and thirty nine.
NATHE GROTON. Jadce Of Probate.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-01-30

~" We invite particular attention to the ar
ticle In this paper headed "The Last Resort, '
which we copy from the Kennebec Journal. It's
an able and unanswerable refutation of the oft
peated slang and malicious Islander ofthe locofoco
press touching the character of Gen. Harrison.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-01-30

Letters from Washington, state that some cor
respondence has passed between the British
Minister, and Mr.. Forsyth, on the subj, ct of the
N. e. Boundary, which gives additional grounds
to fear that we are to have trouble in that quar-
ter We hope there is to be no renewed efforts
to humbug Maine, until the Presidential ques-
ton is settled.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-01-30

YOU CANNOT KEEP THE PEOPLE BACK.
This is indeed true, as will be seen on Wednes-
day next, at the meeting of the County conven-
ton of Wing young men at Wiscasset Our citi-
zens in this State, well as in every section OF
the Country, begin to see that change of our
public officers is absolutely necessary, especially
the President, who is getting in rather high views
of things-more so than republican wings
who have never been in foreign climes can under
stand We cannot yet submit to monarchcal
forms and customs, no how Mr.. Van Buren, would
fix it. We rejoice in a republican government
government Of the people-but when we are o.
bliged to come under the yoke of foreign princi-
pies and methods of administration, we will sup
port the reelection of our friend from foreign
parts, Martin Van Buren-but we see good evil
dence that freemen are rallying to the support OF
the peoples friend, WILLIAM HENRY HAIR
RlSON-and with the invincible resolution to
give the arould-be King, Martin the First, a
chance to take another trip to Europe, to get
more information respecting mental patriotism.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-01-30
SHERIFF'S SALE.

YE7AKEN on Execution in favor of Samuel
I'LL Bridge Of Boston in the County of Suiloll.
and Commonwealth Of massachusetts,, against Ma
than w. Bridge of Charestown in the County of
Middlesex and Commonwealth aforesaid, aud t., be
sold at Public AUCTION the 29h day of L ebru.
ary next at 10 O'Clock forenoon at Capt. Samuel
4ileys Tavern in Dresden, one share Of the, upper
Bridge on Eastern River.
BENJAMIN HATCH, Dep'y s herif'
Dresden, January, 2oth, II y. ls4O 3wa44
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-01-30

STATES Prison. From the recent report of
the Warden, we gather the following particulars. in
relation TO the affairs of our State Prison. The
whole number of convicts now confined, is 6S-46
Americans, IL Irish, English, Nova Scotians,
and Mulattoes. The Warden has the vanity to
believe that at the end of another year, he will be
able TO show dividend in favor of the State.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-01-30

The Massachusetts Legislature, has elected full
board Of Wing Councillors, to assist Governor
Morton IN deyising me for the common veal.
We presume the Governor, must be truly thankful
for the opportunity he now enjoys of being in decent
company.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-01-30
THE LEXINGTON.

An inquest has been setting in New York for sew
era days, and still in session at the last dates
from that city on the bodies of number of the suf-
ferers on board of the Lexington. Many parlcu-
lars in relation to the boat and the disaster have been
ELECTED in the course ofthe investigation.
Our limits will not permit us to copy any ex-
tracts this week.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-01-30

The Mrs. Winslow, lost in the Lexington. was
Mrs. Alice Winslow, wife of Henry A. Winslow,
(whose body was in the boat on its way to Provi-
dence for intermen:,) and youngest daughter of
Rev. George Pickering of Waltham, of the New
England Conference.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-01-30

Natchez. lowed TO sea previous to 7th, ship Pal
estine .4dv. ship Globe, Oliver, for Liverpool
passage only; Tamenend. do. wanting 900 bales.
.4r at Boston 36th, schrs Sagadahock. Rndbrd.
Bonaire, via Vineyard and Cape Ann; Angler,
Robinson, Wiscasset.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-01-30

TIP" Achme Of Mechanical perfection" 1t is
supposed that the famous balances purchased by
our late worthy Treasurer, Mr.. Goodwin, are so
"occuroie" that counterfeit treasury notes or shin
plastels may be readily detected thereby.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-01-30

tDe The Boston Post compares the Presidents
Message TO Euclid's Elements, Lockes' Essays, and
Smiths Wealth of Nations. The old proverb, of
ga step from the sublime to the ridiculous'' was
never better illustrated
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-01-30

The Press to its duty. 1t has unfortu-
nately become the too common practice of
our journalists, to defer the vigorous dis
cussion of important questions of national
and state policy, until few weeks previous
to an election.
We copy the above from the New Era. the loco
foco organ of New York. The remark is undoubt-
eddy correct, five apply it to our party. As a
general thing friends do not seem to under
derstand the bearing of the homely, but express
sive proverb. "Firstcome, first Sc, ved',
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-01-30

The report of the Executive Committees of tn,
Temperance Societies of this town, we are O
bliged to omit until next week.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-01-30

CONGRESS. For the week past, the Subtle asu-
ry Bill public printing and the Florida War Bill,
together with the question action Anti Slave
ny petitions have been the theme of discussion i'll
Congress. The locofocos, are determined to pass
the Subtreasury at all events, and we fear they will
succeed in fact it has become now pretty certain.
good deal of discussion has been had on the
subject of public printing. The wings wished to
add an amendment to motion already introduced,
in substance providing that the Clerk should contract
for the printing son the best terms he could have it
executed The locos would not accept such an
amendment, for the apparent reason, that Mr.. Blair
would be obliged to work cheaper than usual.
fair specimen of loco economy. The following
EXTRACT from the correspondence of the N. Y.
Express. relating to the N E. Boundary will be read
with interest
WASHINGTON, Jan. 23d, 1910.
During the morning an important Mes
sage was sent to the two Houses Of Con-
eress in relation TO the North Eastern
Boundary 1t came from the President of
the United States in answer to the Reso-
luton of the Senators from Maine, and con-
tains all the correspondence between the
British Minister, Mr.. Fox, the Secretary
of State, Mr.. Forsyth, and the Governor of
Maine. The correspondence is in refer
ence to the occupancy of portion of the
Maine disputed territory by British troops.
Mr.. Fox excuses the act from the circum-
stantial evidence, which was nothing more
than common rumor, that Maine intended
to violate the agreement made in March last
between the Lieut.. Governor of New Bruins
wick and the Governor of Maine, through
the agency of General Scott. This rumor
Mr.. Fox thinks is corroborated by Gov
ernor Farheld's recent message to the
Legislature Of Maine. Mr.. Forsyth of
course considers the act of marching Brit
ish troops perfectly lnexcusable, and ne
pronounces il an infraction of the agreement
between the Two governments. Mr.. Fox
SAYS in reply that he has asked the advice
ofhis government. Mr.. Forsyth rejoins
that he feels confident the British govern
ment will consider the possession viola
ton of the agreement and command the
withdrawal of the troops. SO ends the
matter The correspondence between the
Secretary of State aud the British Minis
ter, though respectful and dignfied, be-
trays some feeling. A very little breeze
would fan the embers to blaze. Rumor
even now speaks of discord, bitterness,
SC. but without the least show Of au-
1hority. FIVE thousand extra copies of
the Message are ordered to be printed.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-01-30
IN THE HOUSE.

HORoDAf Jan, 20.
Petitions &c. presented and referred for
dlzlsion of town of Lisbon.
Passed to be engrossed, Bill to annex
the town of Wales to the County of Kenne-
bee.
The order relative 10 an examination of
the Land Agents accounts was taken up,
when, on motion of Mr. Rich of StanGish,
the vote increasing the number Of commit
tee was reconsidered, yeas &c, nays AZ.
Mr. RICH then moved to reconsider the
vote whereby the amendment of Mr. DEL
EsDERNIER, referring the subject to the
committee on State Lands, was reject
ed.
Mr. E. OTIs opposed this motion, stating
that he was member of the committee on
state lands and knew it to be we'll bur-
thened with business already, so much so
that he did not think they could give the
subject SO full an examination as a special
committee might.
The yeas and nays we're ordered, and
the question being taken, was decided in
the affirmative, yeas log, nays SO.
The amendment of Mr. Delesdernier was
then accepted yeas 80 nays SIS.
FRIDAY, Jan. %.
Petitions presented and referred of VIM.
King ct ais, in behalf Of Watervile Col
lege
The petitions of Ebenzer Cobb and
Mary Cobb, for divorce, came back from
the Senate, that body non-concurring the
House in referring the same to Select
Committee, and referring TO the Commit
tee on the Judiciary. The House receded
and concurred.
Mr. OTIs, from the committee on Fin.
nance, reported Bill to provide in part for
the expenditures ofgovernment, which was
laid on the table and 800 copies ordered to
be printed.
Mr. Delesdernier, by leave, introduced a
Resolve authorizing The Land Agent to re-
pair the booms upon the Aroostook
River.
SATURDAY, Jan. 25.
MIR Carey, from the committee on Fl
nance, reported an order directing the COM
mlttee to assess State tax on the sever
al towns and plantations OF 200 900, with
leave to vary not exceeding per cent in
ascertaining the fractional parts of the
several towns and plantations.
On motion of Mr.. Carey, Thursday
next was assigned for the consideration of
the order.
Mr. J. Otis, from the same committee,
reported Resolve authorizing the State
Treasurer to negotiate loan in behalf OF
the State of 100000 at a rate of inter-
est not exceeding 6 per cent and reim-
bursable in 20 years or less. Read once
and laid ON the table Afterwards taken
up and passed to be engrossed
Bill enacted-to annex the town OF
Wales to Kennebec County.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-01-30

The Boston Advertiser says that the bills of the
Medomak Bank, at Waldoboro', are now received
at the Suffolk Bauk.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-01-30
WINTER ASSORTMENT.
n E w G. 90 DS

US I received by lie Subscribers gond assort-
eS meni OF seasoi'able Dry Goods, and fiesl
supply OF Vest India goods aud Groceres w l..
d"neH, Sugar House hioIassc, Pork, Lnrd. Cheese,
Buck Wheat and Graham Flour Ne. Sc.
ALSO--A complete assortment of Crockcry !.
Glass and Store Ware, f which will b. sold al
tho lowest prices HOLMES 4 MATTHEWS.
Bath, Dee 5lh, 1899. G96.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-01-30
LEGISLATURE OF MAINE.
IN THE SENATE.

THURSDAY, Jan. %.
The Petition of Ebenezer and Mary
Cobb for divorce came from the House
referred to a select committee. The Sen.
ate non-con Cured and referred the same
to the committee on the Judiciary.
Passed to be enacted, Bill respecting
side booms in Androscoggin river.
FRIDAY, Jan. "a.
Petitions presented and referred of
William King ct ais praying aid in behalf
of Waterville College.
SATURDAY. Jan. %.
Leave to withdraw--on petition of Ed
ward Kent md ais. that Notifications may
be built on the Penobscot river; of VIM
Vance for divorce; of Aaron Austin and
ais that the Probate office of Lincoln Co.
may be removed to Thomaston.
MONDAY, Jan. 81.
Passed to be enacted Bill to set off the
town OF Wales to the County ofKennebec
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-01-30

'.ll hab more 'sassinatin' me- as the ne
gro said, after the doctor had vaccinated him fo
the kline pox and given him the itch.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-01-30
ASSlGNEES NOTICE.

4 =
lEM ARK G.4RCELON Of Lisbon in the Coun-
I'VE ty ofLncoin has this day assigned TO us, the
Subscribers for the benefit Of his Creditors all his
Estate Real and persoual, providing for an equal
distribution OF the same among such Of his credit.
orS as shall become Parties to his sud assignment
asreeably to a Law of this State passed april lsi
a. u ,03G entitled San act concerning assign
mFnts.s'
Ihroe months are allowed TO his Creditors TO be-
come Parties thereto 7 he assignment is in the
hands Of james Weymouth Of Lewiston.
JAMES WEYMOUTH, sss;.noo,
JOHN l.. CUTLER. ''sS'sheeS'
Lisbon, Jan. 9th 1910. 3mos42
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-01-30
M ARRIED.

In this town by Rev. C. Fuller, Mr. STEPHEN
JEWELL to Miss SARAH MARsToN.
Also, John +. Mareen, Esq of Phipsburg, to
Miss Rachel Norwood
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-01-30

" "Confound these spectacles, "said Mr. d,
as he sat looking over the outside pages of our
last paper,-l cant read word with then r'
Here Jo run over to Mr.. H's and bring me doz-
en- pairs instantiy--make haste' An i'll wind
that blows nobody no good.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-01-30

"The Reading Democrats made their big guns
speak in a loud voice in honor of Morton's cleo
ton. Boston Post.
Such rejoicngs i'll becomes your party MIR.
Post, after their constant whining, consequent
upon the celebration of Wing triumphs. Burn
as much salt petre as your party may please, in
croaking over minority victory, it but ends in
smoke. The cloud voice" you now boast of,
will prove nought else than harmless yelling,
(yearling. Ere twelve months from this date YOU
locos will not only have the reading of "honors"
reversed in the old Bay State, but will receive
such clincher to your most sanguine hopes in
other States as will send gail and NORWOOD into
the ranks of the whole caba of loco tocoism.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-01-30
WATCHES & JEWFLHY

YHYHE subscribers offer for sale (PH oEs TO SUIT
THE TIMrs,) good assortment of w ATCu.
ES, JEWELRY, SILVER g. PLAT EDS,POoNS
SILVER BOWED SPECTACLE as, PL.9TTD
and BRlTT.4NIA WARE, LOOKING CLASS,
Els, &c. &c. HAYDEN IL BROWN
N. B. Cash given for old GOLD and Sill.
YER. tad
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-01-30
DR.. PAYNE,

VN7ILL attend TO the various operations in Dental
w Surgery-such as filing, setting on stump,
plate Sc 40.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-01-30

"The reason that Mr. Everett, was not reelected
Governor, according to the Salem Gazette, was
because his friends thought he ought to be Presi-
dent.' Boston Post.
And Mr.. Morton elected Governor because
the people thought he wasn't fit for Judge. and
knew of no better way to get rid of him.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-01-30
COtgeCtO1-'S .NxsEjce.

Notice IS hereby give N that unless said Taxes are,
paid on or bel ore the rst day of February, 1910,
SO much OF said land as will amount 10 said Taxes
wi.h Incidental cha rges will be sold at Public Ven
due that day at 2 O'Clock p. NJ at the CONNER
cia House in Bat n.
CUSHING ALLEN, Collector.
balh, oct. 30 1889. Sm3l
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-01-30
DIE D.,

In Brunswick, Missouri, of consumption. MIR. Oil
yer Springer, native of Sidney, Me. aged 80.
In Woolwich on Monday last, MIR. James Blen
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-01-30
w ANT

"A FIRST RATE Girl, 10 do tie worl, Of =
"A small tanly. To such ore, good waee,
will be given. Inquire AT this office.
Jan @ l2ln d.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-01-30
C0-PARTNERSHIP.

JOHN HAYDEN,
EEEREBY gives notice that he has aan,;t,o ,
LIZ into partnership James w. l.. Brown I'd "a
the business will in future be conducted DO ,
firm Of HAYDEN IL BROWN. Aoe' inc
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-01-30
ESaisa Academy.

FHNHE next term of Miss Churct's School viii
"a commence Monday, February l7th
TERms-$3 per quarter
Bath. Jan. %, 1910 3a43.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-29
nv Goods Trade.

There is now a squirt in this trade Lately there
have been number of auction sales, and this morning
Hsggerty Sons offered three hundred and thirty
two lots embracing most every description of fall goods
II was piece and package sale The terms 81 y
months endorse notes payable in this city This will
prevent any yexaton from the unsettled state of domestic
exchanges. 80
Trade dry goods in this city and country rapidly
ass,~ng a new and more healthy position. There will
not DO SO great business done this last but will
be safer better The importatons from Europe SO
far have fallen of wonderfully and the dimnution in the
aggregat for the year. will be about fifty sixty per t.
According to the imports into this country from Liver.
pool January LIST to May 10TH in each year. the de-
lacj. fol
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-29

The above the dminuon up to May 10, and the I'M
ports the LIST inst have decreased in tho same ratio
During this month they have been somewhat large, and
the present of affairs, both political and commerca!n
cate increase in September and October. But still
there will be full fifty cent decrease in the aggregate
imports for the year, compared with those of 1889.
It is said thlt pretty large orders will go out by the
President" and acadia" for fall goods This think
rather doubtful Orders to extent WILL no doubt be
England and France; but they cam by no means
be called large There plenty of goods in the
country meet the wants of cons umpton and stuff goods
twelve and hafper cent cheaper than they
this time last year. The stocks in parts Of the
try have been exhausted but in other parts they still
large. Country merchants who in the city, pur
chase sparing enough for their immediate wants
and credit, unless they buy ataucon There
raj country dealers in market who purchase exclusively
Der have settled upther old business Until all
traces of oil affairs rubbed Off city dealers cannot
branch extent But in this condition of
things there signs of final settlement and the
OF and prosperous trade for few years
20 For the three four years, SO far shalt
thou 20 and farther" Merchants WILL for that period.
tick TO a legitimate trade.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-29
Passengers Arrixrd.

LoSpss-Packe ship Nesafor-ts w Lee and LADY, m ar.
re, {. I.se Lee Robt Esses WIN Brook aud lady Emma
Brook Sophia Brook, Charlotte Brock Chas Hill AND sdv
Elizabeth Fasmd Of London Thos Roph aud lady Hurb1i
Coz, as Day WIN hgley, uC. John Goddard PhilsdeI.
his. Hurhu and lady child and servt Hone Him,
Hs-riscn. VI Brinusl NYork; NJ Meunier france Y
Duof Germany Francis bowen Boston, Ana Evans Utica.
Caleb srInnsl NHsven Chas Tyler England; W Che
LivkHpooLPackef ship South eica--II Watson and
lady Mrs Lode. Misses and " A X Watson, w Ford
Morrow and lady. Rev II Irwin. Whaley HALLS in
steefnae.
Pa, ksf skip Shakysare-wm q Williams aud LADY, A.,r
Ns- aad lsiy Mise julia Hill, Miss Lucy Martin, Miss
nsnsstsM-Bs,g PoiD-C Rebero.
~ rmt Brig Gareiie-Messrs Pohion n A Jenkins
N'oaet w siimgton, Evsns-i ~ stecraRe.
ter, 81 VI ''' "'"t"
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-29

i,srrooi-Pey Shrkspsare.-a chs Iiagste 4 Neiison-
v,p ntcrs coforr JAlexandsr-lO 90 ERE bricks New.
so,i nrun-s eh. Welt Bishop Co.'S bic Wood Johnson
20 nNs TN plates Cunningham Cops bis 4 "
nass', uno-icks Dawson BROS Church. \ Co.'S
~ 49,. h hn !. brs cs bie rano-227 crates
eE Naams eNs tin oates cha Phelps odse Co
os s sspd, Toy Goa chs Ellis sn,s cses Peab, dy
No. peIsnnh Co-2 chs Watts Con chs "
pSssrss sars Tooher- Mad Cot eases ~ bales
serhed-9 Hudsors eks X p,t,cLs -. ,.I W vi,
S,wges n Cr,s bales Bird Cole eases "a Cbsrm,.nss
whNsyIi iivnt co--75 hhds ida sahes NJ Rrowp--io
ga aey stanton Co-is case waker-s crates
Wmpus Us bes lnglis-i53i iron Re- =, Ioh,
corr pkgs n ITasr,s II hale. ,ss ~ 5onn-
&Cc-'em ke,i y sprgue-2 wad Mallev-as 81 orss
.ose o1 E,ornng Co.'S cases Oakeys Co. % bs Nv
ios csks q-snt6 81 pv ;r. DID,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-29

ofthe north to renovae business by facilitating the com
caon between the producers Of the south and theii
Europsan customers BY doing they restore to TIE
northern dealers their valuable southern customers and
reconstruct trade by beginning at its foundation not by
unmed issues OF paper to give an artificial
price to cotton at home but by facilitating Its passage to
,hs ruro,ean markets. to realise its natural price
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-29
Arr,vaI ana pep.r,ur, OF ,he ,IalI..

Casters Steamboat Mail via stoninston,
daily, except Sundays ......,..... An "a p ".
Eastern Steamboat Mail. via New Haven
daily except Sundays: ............. IN An.
Eastern Lard Mail which leaves Sunday
morsfng, closes Saturday ............ p. ~.
Eastern Way Mai via Harlem, Westchsster,
Norwslk,kc daily except Ssndays..... ". A. N.
Hsrtfsrd h-ii, b. steamer. daily, except
sgsaays .;...., ....s.;.... AM slr.N
daily. q. .;........... ............tIl r.M 81 ~
Western Mail daily ...................iiir PM
Norshern NAL daily ,;.;...s.... ...s.s An o. I'm.
Hudson. Albany and Troy, daily. ..... 81 y. "
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-29
Provision Markets.

Meats have declined Butchers have been compelled TO
reduce the prices in consequence Of the large number of
Cattle brought into market Fully cent per pound
for Beef has been taken Off since last Saturday.
Peaches getting and dear. Other fruit and
vegetables sill very abundant.
Following is list OF prices current this morning at the
al a,La