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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-10-31

Whilst the Wings are abusing the Administration for
defaults alleged To have been Committed Mr.. "
Burens election, they never say word about defaults
under previous administrations, though they have been
So much larger; nor do they ever utter one word Of
complaint against losses which Government has
tanned by draui,lng banks. The balance due Nov ~,
1887, by delanIling banks as deposIares,
I,s92,642 Os
Other than depostares, i7S,47O &c
Loss of ID per cent. discount on so mil
hons borrowed during the last war, 10000 900 GU
Depreciation of half of 65 millions, 100000 %
Loss on custom house bonds from 1859
10 1887, 7,748,slS SO
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Stratton's Lottery Office.
RICHMOND. Va.

lckETs all the Lotteries, and really lucky numbers for
sale by Til package single ticket,at
STATIONS Lottery Office, 18th street.
Drawing ofthe New Jersey Lottery, No 42 drawn Oct, 10:
- IS 6S So Al 81 BIZ 46 66 &C.
Ticket Nos 36 GS, prize of $780, sold and cashedhy
Drawing Maryland Lottery, 3d. drawn Oct 81:
I'll 25 50 6S 66 60 IS So 81 AZ III 81 IL.
Ticket Nos % 81 o. another capital, sold and cashed by
SrRATroS.
Drawing of the Grand consolaa'ea Lottery No. Ii:
Ticket MOI 81 &; IS, prize Of $500, sold and cashed by
STEATroS.
Drawing the Va Leesburg Lottery, No 8, drawn Oct. "a:
Ticket N ! la GS prize of $780, sold and cashcd by
a $4,000 for Monday mornns-Tickc,s sl0-7S
beers, Is drawn
Oct 70 52-I
MEDICAL OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES LECTURES.
'HE Lectures introductory 10 the ensuing will COM
Monday next Nov. 2d,) IL O'Clock, and
tinue during the week, in the following order:
Monday, ut II o'clock, PROT: Cullen.
Tuesday, 10. Prof. Johnson.
"Wednesday, do. Prof Bohannan.
Thursday, do. Prof. Chamherlayne
Friday. do. Prof Maupil
Saturday, do. Prof Warner.
The members Of the Medical Faculty. and citizens generally
tied o attend AUG l.. WARNER, Dsna 50.
Oct - 52-t9N
TO THE PLANTERS OF VIRGINlA.-Les the notice given
In the papers this morning should rise mapprehen
sion part Planters, inspection
lists al all the warehouses cd the 10Th Of next month
md We therefore the Planters their Tobacco
INTO market before that time cannot be conveniently takeI
Of the Inspectors under circumstances be
responsible for dainage which by enson OF una
voidabe exposure. MOSHY & SHEPPARD,
Inspectors a Shock0e Warshouse
WREN & MACON,
Inspectors a Public Warehouse
gCgcH - GuODE,
Inspectors al SeabrO0s'S HarshonsE
June 10 lift
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I,r Subscribers having removed 10 thu corner above lnr 'o
lurhian Tavern, prepared Ia inlis the''
nay them with call, WIN MI Articles III 'he wv
GERS ,ir, on "a 9ond they can he n"ushl.
They attend collecting any claims IN me GU!
Corner ob0re the Coia@biaa, Cdrsg Street
49, 30-Jf
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Fairfield Fail Races, lao,

WILL commence Tuesday, tho 3D. day Of November and
'. Continue four days:
F,nsr D,r-Two Raccs-First, weepsakc, mile out
WIN TWO old colts and ys entrance % half forfeit 10 n
Subscribers, aud closed the 1871, day 0l May last.
SabserijersBurfon Robinson, George GOODWIN Thomls
Payne and John = q, rbn.
Second Race day-A Swecpsiake, for coils and Gcys
Three years old mile eas entrance oD TO name and cns
on or before The r,t day Nvvemhef three start so
VII be given hest colt ly the Propretor.s
sEcoND DAy.-A SwtcpSakr mile heats, entrance s5;
three horses the Proprietor will add SUJ 10 the purse the
second best horse draw nnt his
THIRD DrProGneor's Purse $3.50, mile heats, entrance
ForFTH DAv.-Iockey Club Purse sgo fnr mile heats,
trance So. l. PCCkET1, Proprietor.
Oct II ij-aaw2w
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,Ili7TI0Y on THE PIANO AND ARP-The ladies' of Rich
mnn ARE informed that Miss FoSp viii giye ipsrucoh OIL
lie rg.no aud Harp
= lply At NJ. G. Pefseo's. At
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30 HaluaLle .Ncgrnes for safe ut .lnetion

30 VaiuaLe Negroes for saien .1ncton.
IN Obedience the Circuit Superior of ucane-
ham, made the others Baker aud others.
VIII otr for sale the highest bidder for cash
in the town uf Faimvic 3th da, u Iecemfr
day, hft, valuable and likely
The negroes those lately hid by Mrs Ester Anderson
deceased u the county Bmckna!a FIR IT. and sod
among the remain der. They III
men, women .s aud ciidsn aud amongst them
experienced aud skilful hoaimcn.
GEO. II. MATTHEW'S,
JOHN W. WILSON,
ROBERT J. GILLESPIE
l50-wtdsl CJr,ipi siphcrs
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Dover, Gooehlaud, Oct. I'm, 1870.

,I,GEpEGAR IRON CoMPANY.-T'he Semi Annual Meeting
az The Connany will take place nj their
~ Al The Works Monday end November next at 10 O'Clock
A. u. .
m representation Stock either in by proxy,
= ..,,r,,, ,.cnrsrnd JOHN f. TANNER, Seerg.
q, ~ ~ 10 ,s,o 45-tdni
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FIFTY DOLLARS REV AEDRan away from the subscriber,
living Aiddlesex county, the 9Th of the
n man Charles Charles likely b
nulatio fellow, with very light blue about twenty
ieI, and well prnpTti0nci
had when he left brown cl close coat blue casnei pan
taoons and white fur hat lie left without what
ever doubt free - lie
very smart sensible fellow and well calculated pass
Tested. will give the above reward Cor The apprehension aud
delivery of him me, secured any Jail that HIM
ANY information concerning him will be thankfully
ceived. My address, Chuchvr Mddeex County, Virginia.
WIN. K-.PACE
buckingham, Sept. 81, ls4o s2--n
AT REDUCED PRlCES-BROGCES AND SHOES.-2,Oon
n pair of heavy Plantation Bogue, 1900 pair OFF side leather
Kid aud calf skin Shncs-fnr the
PENITENTIARY STORE on liih street.
To Country Merchants and Wholesale Purchasers liberal dis
will be made.
Oct 42-ln
yNoOLLEN AND COTTON GOODS, suitable for Negro Clio
w thing consisting Of heavy keseys men, Linscys for
women oznaburgs Domcss &c. all Of Penentiar;
manufacture, and equal any goods of the kind in market For
sale low, for cash, or punctua the
J. G. WATSON, .9yent Peai,ntiarp
f2-ln
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Angus, IL

WV PRINCE SON, Flushing, near New York, offer fo
- sale their usual very large assortment OF Trees SHRUBS
rants Seeds Dubious Roos Green House Plants &c on Whcl
we! WI make liberal discount TO suit the times Ihey Gun
a. viii afford ornament, promptly Ornamental trees ana
aoer, Of smaller size, will be supplied IN quantities. 10 Nu
series, ~ reduced prices. ,
catalogues win be sent every who applies, post paid
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-10-31

N-oTCE-Wth a view the Improvement Of my stock o.
Garlic already good have been for ONE years CROSSING
in ~ Nh the Durham sohorned The first bull purchased
~ bn H. Powell ESQ., Philadelphia, the year lSh ana
raua al Mr. Whitaker's sae t>ame place. ~ 1877 ,aV'hs
AZ yd i.m 10 com. numerous, will sell, 10 the bishest
[ an MONDAY the OH Of November next, fair, if not. on
m neat fair ay about thirty varying from sucking
old. Among them are eight or ten bulis, some Vi
ihrthy aud not yet weaned
aNnn pnuth- credit with approved securi-
II, For e. ii a Liberal discount will be made.
~ ~ ~ RICHARD SAMPSON
a.,,,d NJ, ,g,o at-oawtds
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SOUTHERN BOARDING SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES,

SOUTHERN BOARDING SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES,
y, I'm. a Mrs. PERsfco. Richmond, prginia.
'fNHlS Seminar, located Shockoc Ill., three squares from
the Capitol, healthy and central stuaton the house is
very spacious aud thereby capable OF accommodating forty Young
Ladies'
The instruction embrace, Reading Orlif1phy PEN
nan>ll Grammar, Arithmetic, Geography, tancent and
dcrr,l Universal History, lin .ih RE ul aud de
ucaion f s,rr'fr", ,i"T" '"ni and Ad1nraf Pm
Chemistry Botany, tlghra sc. There are also weekly
Lectures Chemistry and Mechanics illustrated by Of an
extensive apparatus.
a, the purpose this Institution is however not only 10 i'm,
part finished English Ednca;in, but also 10 Afford cities u
Sonfhrr Young Ladies for h- acquisition III the ornamental
tlu uf efficient arrs III Music, both w
aud n.menia Drawing aud Painting, and also IN The
French iiia Spanish, aud Latin languages a> been obtained
day has become fas l"-ieiaiiiB 10
possess faculty in the mnrn languages the
Young Ladies required oSeak either French or Italian III he
| family.
System Of the School,
The School il dcidrd four departments each being say
disconnected The others, aud having well qualified teacher
limited number at pupil, villa pursue tie i.i
study, the prospective hope of advancement A.
prepared te next departments they are on1e
studies u higher grad assigned Ia them The utlti
oi sc an arrangement by four years experience,
manifested the bapp. rtnltsin
the zeal Of The pupils, thu the Inconvenience
rowdcd and rurnn. school nave been ubVlatcu; ana ue
| ans inis SolirItudr ui the PRINCIPAL 1T Al resi-
In ard, Ia render needed there lhs
spared obtain tile services oi WI
qualified teachers aware, Mr PERcu - t, public co
inspired nnd public patronage eIed Out 10 IN" 0y
! in The usefulness ui hi Seminary
The morals, hcalil comfort and Improvement OF those u
trusted and ir PEgsc, made objects Of their siech
spared either BY them or the rcsIdtl
which tend happ
of the young Ladies'.
The of early good habits being universally acknny
lodged Principal hardly recommend 10 parents and
dians their children Srmraries Of high cmricb
young school c orrs the greatest advantages.
Terms.
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NorICE-Mr james Neaie is not now in the employing
of the franklin Manufacturing Company, and Is not auho
led any business whatever on their account
E'ehmond, 18th Oct 1919. 4s-S
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SofCE-he subscribers having associated themselves 70
pos carrying on the milling business would respectfully solci
We attention Of Farmers the neghboring countless to whom tht
a price viii be given good wheat, delivered at tt
' '''''' - 80 " WV H. DICKINSON,
JAMES SMELL
Aurus, n o7-3m
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yTT.NLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.


s,y virtue of Deed Trust executed to The subscribers Y e
s. ,yb, Iron Company, of record IN te county court
- p,,,r we shalt on the 18th day Of December next, al the
Fn.s II III cataha Iron Works Company on oaamoa eeeh
a nine miles from fncae in the county ot boetoa "ne
10 -a puric auctions all the Lands owned oy ~. ,e
ion Works Company, consisting OF Irac. 9, 'Isw a.s, @
which The said Furasce many other valuable inpo,e MS
m aird aud another Tract containing between anu iu,oo
acre. made up several Tracts orne a " and
aud winch we- conveyed the same DAVID hoss
.,. To the Ca,awba Iron Works Company On e nt, sa
T, Anthracite Coal found in great abundance Wilt. ou.
M III The Fnrnace, and Iron Ore within the same s
nrs Thu Improve very tine. In aia .r - ,m
s,. ~ MIL Saw Mil and several good Dwelling HOUSES. rue
non ani castings this establishment are Oh very III
~i- i Nir.inl valuable property wi Dc s9u ul" u
nuc, eighteen and twenty four mona, In =; rar
m 10 suit purchasers. the time we wli oiei l"r e
mn, r,, upon credit months, tive or SIX tons OF
y ai. mi the personal property the Works. including
n,f,,ng Tools Fasks Paterns Purchasers WI ne re-
Ia ave bonds with good security for the amo' OF .e,
as Tn. ,,,e properly Is believed 10 W. soou'
"""7 u" A' " WM. h. ARCHER,
n,- r,--onl ALEX. r. ESKRIDGE.
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pCVAWAY APPREHENDE D.-Was committ.d to The jan 81
~ ruy touury VIRGINIA. on the 26th day Z" sfprnoer et'
im1n twho committed under the nam. .,
W.cson proper name rs ALFRED) air NED
county by Mr. John " Ashton, ana s1'd ns
" Thas Mnnhy C.avin & wood Pool wh" carried MN
ea ana from hence Alfred he was carried TO Nus
>ar ani sold 10th. President and DIRECTORS "i tne
Bas cnp,ny md when thnt Institution Jailed, he was SNUG
e prevent heng sold for the debts or .ne
Bns SAYS escape from n orleans " Liver
p by nm English vessel and from thence he wentfo Canaa
made his way Virginia. Alfred has made so many
contradictory sia,em.nts which Is most correct ne
h>i aid he belonged Mr.. John Mess, Commission Mercn'
Of Y. Alfred feet 10 inches h,gh ahoni .
high cheek homes and has scar on nus ren manu- OF
N btwen the thumb aud wrist joint lhere Is no onp u
h. veln. Free Papers hefe"ire Tue owners arc re-
D. VI" be sold jail fees ut the expiration oil 10 months
H1n The commitment. ,.a..a~ -,
Oc,,,a, n, 5D-f
Lincoln telegraph., 1840-07-30
Louisiana Election.

Complete returns in the first District, give Gov.
White the Wing Candidate majority of 2O45
Tor Congress, which shows a Wing net gain since
1850, OF 2027. In the Second District, the COM
pete returns, show maj. of IS votes for Gen.
Dawson, the loco foco Candidate This was ex-
pected byour friends. 1t was always strong
loco foco districts and was carried by the Wings,
IN 1856 on local grounds, through the strong per-
sonal popularity of Mr.. Chinn. In the Third
District, Mr. Moore, the Wing candidate is proba-
bly, elected.
The Legislature, according to the most authen-
tic accounts we can see, will stand thus: Senate
wings to locos, House 81 wings to 23 locos.
Wing majority in joint Ballot 3. louisiana is
safe for Harrison'
Lincoln telegraph., 1840-07-30
PORT OF BATH.
ARRIVALS. CLEARAECEs, sc.

ARRIVALS. CLEARAFCEs, &c.
At st Thomas I1th INST brig Abigail Richmond
Wilson of Bangor, 1.-THE captain ashore sick, and
not expected to live.]
Ar at Norfolk 23d, brig William Henry, New
castle, Me. 2flh sch Extio, Robinson, Tnomaston
bound to Richmond
CI at NO 18th, ship Liverpool, Davenport Liv-
erpool
ArntN N: York, Goth, ship France, Marshall, Ha-
vre, June 8
Ar at Liverpool 18th. ship New England, Low
ell NO
Sailed I'm Turks Island Ilth. brig Dirigo, of
Damarscota for Boston
Ar at Pictou l4th, Gilchrist, Thomaston; En-
terprse, Gushing, Bath
At Key West 18th, sch George, of Thomaston
for Mobile same day
Ar at Alexandra 2lst, sch Susan, Ludwig,
CT. at N 23d. sch Granite, Porterfeld, Bath,
oath, brig Houlton, Thompson. Bangor. 25th,
Proxy, jameson, Waldoboro
Ar at Hartford 23d, sch Yarco, Thomas, Cam
den
Ar at Newport 22d, scbs Lucy, Bath; New
Polly, Gardiner; 23d, Elizabeth. Bath
-fr at Providence oath. sch Friends Delight,
Chase Bath; Liberty, Hansey, do.
Sailed fin Fall River 22d, Ann Denman, Cam
den
.ar at Gloucester 22d, sch Ceyon, Donnel
Bath. 24th below, a fleet of Eastern coasters put
in for a harbor
Ar at Richmond 10Th. sch Thomas and Edward
Robinson Thomaston
Ara NY 2lst brig Denmark, Bartlett, Matan-
zas IL CT. ship Wales, Watts, Harrisburg
Ar at Providence 22d, sch Betsey and Deborah
Bath
Ar at Fall River 21st, Hope and Esther, Nick
erson, Bath
Al at Boston 22d, sch Clio. Damariscotta; Al
pine, Kennebec; Emeline Wiscasset. Gath, bark
Damariscotta Clark Marseilles; brig Talleyrand,
Cooper, Cienfuegos, ship Brunette, Robinson, (of
Thomaston) Liverpool 5th uit, sch Corinthian.
Chase. (of Wiscasset) Trinidad 9Th inst; Jane,
Trussell, (of Warren) St Johns, Ia
Ar Goth, ship Diadem, Lambert (of Bath) Liv-
erpool, 54
Lincoln telegraph., 1840-07-30
THE INDIAN VEGETABLE Pills

THE INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS
are Purgative Medicine so justly bala need, and
wItha so natural to the human constitution, that
they cannot possibly njure even the most delicate;
IN the same time, if used in such a manner as to
produce free excavations by the bowels, it is abso-
lntely impossible for pain distress, of any kind,
to continue long in the body. The reason is plain:
they cleanse the system of those humors which are
opposed to health, and therefore nvalids may use
them with certainty of always obtaining relief,
and porseverng in the use of them, with an equal
certainty ofbeing cured.
In all disordered motions Of the Blood called
Intermittent, Remittent, Nervous, Inhammatory
and Putrid FEVERS,
The indian Vegetable Pills will be found a ceri-
tain remedy; because the Stomach and Bowels of
all bilious matter, and purify the blood; conse-
quently, as they remove the cause of every kind
of disease. they are absolutely certain to cure
every kind of Fever.
ONE WORD TO THE sEDENTAR Y!
Those who labor within doors should remember
that they frequently breathe an atmosphere which
is wholly unfit for the proper expansion of the
Lungs. and, at the same time, owing to want of ex-
ercise, the bowels are not sufficiently evacuated
the blood becomes impure, and headache, indiges-
tion, papation of the heart, and many other disa-
greeable SYMPTOMS to follow.
THE INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS.
Being cleanser of the Stomach and Bowels, land
DIRECT PURIFIER of the Blood, are certain not
only to remove pain distress of every kind from
the body, but if used occasionally, so as to keep
the body free from those humors which are the
CAUSE of EVERY MALADY UNDER HEAVEN,
they will most assuredly promote such just and
equal circulation of the Blood, that those who lead
a sedentary life will be enabled to enjoy sound
health, and DISEASE OF ANY KIND WILL BE
ABSOLUTELY IMPOSSIBLE.
sTjsOFFlCE, and general Depot for the sale of
the above PILLS in the New England States,
aDS FREMONT STREET,
neer Court Street, Boston, where they can be had
at Wholesale or Retail.
iCsAGENTS have been appointed for the sale
of the Pills in most every town in New England.
sL}~All letters relative to the Pills must be ad-
dressed thus IN. f. Office N. A. College of Health,
1913 fremont street. Boston, Mass
Agents for the sale of the INDIAN PURGAT1vE
PILLS. BAIH-HENRY HYDE, Agent for Lin
coin County.
Unconstitutional Dana. Topsham-Nathan-
el Walker. Thomaston-John NJ. Gates. East
Thomaston-John Spoford Waldoboro'--Geo.
w. Nichols. sept 12-ly.
Lincoln telegraph., 1840-07-30
SPOKEN.

May 90, lat 40 10, Ion 3G 40, ship Ontario, of
Bath, Stapdng East
25tn ult. lat 45 Ion 30, ship Palestine, New Or
leans for Havre
9Th inst. lat 80 TO- lon so, brig Grecian Lemont,
Philadelphia for Rio Janero
18th inst. ,24 &c, Ion 50 42, ship Majestic,
NO for Liverpool
July ], lat Al l-2, Ion 81 20, Ship Cordova, Owen
Charleston for Havre
July 10. lat 90. lon IS brig Charles Thomas,
fin ST Marks for Norfolk
Goth ult going in, Ito St Ubes> Ship Wellington,
Harvard Of Bath, fin Antwerp
Lincoln telegraph., 1840-07-30
Hon. James Erskine.

Since onr last, We have received letter from
this gentleman, in which he authorizes u.s. to an
nounce to the electors of this County, that he
shall not consider himself as a candidate for re-
election to the State Senate. His reasons, are
the same, as stated by the Hon. Mr.. Reed, in our
last. Col Erskine has been in the Senate two
years, during which time he has acquired very
enviable standing in the Senate, as gentleman of
sound talents and discriminating judgement.
Lincoln telegraph., 1840-07-30

= Z 1t known 70 whom may concern and pub
kISlle notice is hereby gIvef, that | the under.
signed. do claim by deed OF mortgage, dated tho
3lst. day !f October a D. 1885, aud recorded in
tie Registry of deeds Of the County Of Lincoln for
the western District, Book - pages 322 and 323, a
certain lot of land with the buildings thereon situa
te IN Lisbon containing ore hundred and eighty
acres more or less; being the same sonvev.d by me
The subscriber on the same 3lst day of October to
Hannibal Hambin Amos Saunders William w.
Stone and Ihonlas lreadwell. And | do further
give notice. that the conditions ote mortgage afore-
said have been broken; the notes secured by tho
same not having been paid, the interest there
on; by reason whereof claim to foroclose the said
mortgage. .4nd tins public notice is givea for the
purpose of Purchasing the same, agreeably to the
provisions OF the Statue in such made and pro,
vided. Dated at Portland this fourteenth day of
July A. d. 154o. JOHN DAIN.
Lincoln telegraph., 1840-07-30

CENSUS OF BATH. Mr. J. II. Nichols has lust
favored us with statement ofthe Census of this
town which he has just completed. Male inhabi-
tants 2,429-females 2,5ll-Colored 60 persons
Total 5,OO0-being an increase of $50 since
1897, and 4(O since 1890
Lincoln telegraph., 1840-07-30

"Mr Kendall'o Extra Globe is having great
run with the people" TLincoln Patriot.
Yes, and the people will beat it with all ease.
Lincoln telegraph., 1840-07-30

The Waldoboro Patriot, crows Justify over the
recent loco foco triumph in Louisiana. How many
more such victories, would our neghbor be will
ling to crow over?
Lincoln telegraph., 1840-07-30
Final Adjournment of Congress.

correspondence Of the Baltimore American.
WAsHINGToN, July 2lst, 1910.
The Fortifcation, Army, Naval, Indian and
West Point Appropriation Bills have passed both
Houses.
In the House this morning, Mr.. Adams succeed
ed in getting passed joint resolution of the
Senate, for the relief of the workmen on the
public buildings, during suspension of the ap-
preparations.
Mr. Gushing gave notice that at the commence
ment of next session he would call up at an early
period the bill in relation to the French Spoa-
lions.
The House then passed few Territorial bills of
an unimportant character, when the hour of 2 p.
M having arrived, it adjourned sine die
we are obliged to omit several articles, intended
.or ms paper to makeroom for the valuable extract
&om Mr., Oges Speech,
Lincoln telegraph., 1840-07-30

HON. BENZ. RANDALL, our Representive in
Congress from this District, arrived in town, yeser
day morning. Mr.. EVANS of Kennebec passed by
in the Thorn, on her last trip.
Lincoln telegraph., 1840-07-30
CONCERT.
The Little Foxes" Farewell.

REISS C4ROLINE aud Master JAMES, on
lFM their return TO Boston, will give one of their
popular entertainments, on Thursday and Friday
evenings, JnIy both and 3lst. At the TOWN
HALL, when they hope 10 meet with that liberal
patronage, bestowed upon them, ii their former
visit.
In the couse Of The evening Miss c. FOX will
dance the foIlowing The splendid Shawl Dance,
Highland Fling. Grand Dance in La Syphide
Double Dance, Little Volunteer, with Manual
Exercise Al.o-Arw Ducts. Dialogues, Recta-
tions. Comic Dances. &c, &c
Tickets % cents Children only ~ | 2 cents
Doors open nj =. Cnneert to commence at quar-
ter past 8, precisely
Bah. July 30 lao 1w H.
Lincoln telegraph., 1840-07-30
k'orecgoseure oaa yaOrtga:e.

ENfecaDSfUre 0a "a Mortgage.
NM HEREAS Elijah Grover of SoIon in the
w County of Somerset, by his deed of mort
gage bearing date April 10th, "A. D. 1889, conveyed
TO George Jewet Of Portland, in the County of
Cumberland, one quarter part Of certain lot of
land, wharf and Steam Mill situate in Bath. being
the same property conveyed by Benjamin Robin
son to said Grover by deed dated Feb g. 1889; and
recorded in the Registry IF Deeds for the Western
District of Lincoln County Book IA Page 253-re-
ference being had thereto and to the registry of
SAID deed OF ofmortgage at the same Registry Book
Is Page Island whereas the said Jewett bg his
writing on the back of said deed Of fmorigage under
his hand and seal on the nineteenth day of Febru-
ary A D. l540, transferred and assigned the same
deed Of mortgage TO Samuel Gray of Bowdoinha,a
in the county of Lincoln. Now therefore, the
said Samuel Gray, the condition of said mortgage
being broken, claim possession OF the said prem-
ses, and TO foreclose the same agreeabiy TO the
Statute passed March goth 1888 and do hereby
torcclose the same. SAMUEL GRAY.
July 18th. 1910. 3y ,9
Lincoln telegraph., 1840-07-30
NOTICE.

NOTICE..
NOTlCE is hereby given that the subscriber has
" been duly appointed administrator of the
estate OF William i. Gurney late of Bath, in the
County of Lincoln, deceased, and has taken upon
himself that trust, by giving bonds as the law d.
reefs and all persons having demands upon the
estate of the said William B. Gurney, are required
to exhibit the same and all persons indebted to
the said estate are called upon to make payment
WILLARD WALKER
Bath, July Il, 1910. us.