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Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-03-05
NSH'h1EaiE.

YESilE subscriber wonld inform the citizens Of
u Bath and vicinity that he has removed TO this
place and has taken the shop formerly occupied by
Michael Hogan opposite Mr.. Willard Walkers
Stove ManuIactry, where he proposes carrying on
the House Jonry business IN all It's branches pre-
paratory 10 bnidng.-Such as window frames,
sa hes, blinds and all kinds # work which can he
done in the shop, and he wond inform the public
that he is ready 10 contract for the erection IF
any building of Wood Brick or Stone or any part
oil the sane and he pledges himself that he will
do his utmost endeavour 10 Perform aug contract
dag labor in his business To the atistaction II
his employers.
He would also take this method IF irf,rming
those who may erect Brick or Stone buildings, that
he is we'll acquainted with the Stating business and
promises TO do it in rs faithful and workmanke
manner. can BIO done by amy other
lie has also now on hand about 5000 Lights
9 By ID, 8 BY 10, Oily 12, 8 by IL. Shy 10 and By
9 window sashes Of the best materials and good
workmanship, and he will sell them cheap as
others.
Also hand large lot Of good 2nd hand win
dow blinds, some nearly as good as new Gt various
sizes ready for use.
Also superior set Of Pump tools one year old q
about 90 pieces Of the most approved pattern, man
uaclured of the best Cast Steel, together with tools
for making the splicing Of pumps and .aqueduct logs
in the best manner, which he will sell cheap ol
will furnish pumps any that may want, as
cheap and good others.
Also on hand Plastering Hair in any quantity Al
the lowest cash price, A. &. R.4Y .MOND.
Bath, March 4th, 1910. 3w49.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-03-05

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-
ton, palpitaton of the heart, and many othor dsa-
greeabe SYMPTOMS are sure TO follow.
TIE INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS.
Being a cleanser of the Stomach and Bowels ,and
n DIRECT PURIFIER of the Blood, are certain not
only to remove pain or distress of every kind from
the body, but if used occasionally, as 10 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
sedentary life will be enabled to enjoy sound
health, and DISEASE OF ANY KIND WILL BE
ABSOLUTELY IMPOSSIBLE.
EJpOFFICE, and general Depot for the sale Of
the above PILLS in the New England States,
l9S FREMONT STREET,
near Court Street, Boston, where they can be had
at Wholesale or Retail.
sCFAGEN'rS have been appointed for the sale
of the Pills in most every town in New England.
sCJDAl letters relative TO the Pills must be ad
dressed thus: IN. E. Office N. A. College of Health
1913 fremont street. Boston, Mass"
Agents for the sale of the INDIAN PURGAT1vT
Pills. BAIH-HENRY HYDE, Agent for Lin
coin County.
| Wscasset-Edmund Dana. Topsham-N Nathan
iel Walker. Thomaston-John NJ. Gates Eas
Thomaston-John Spoford. Waldoboro'-Geo
w. Nichols. sept Ply.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-03-05
ARRIVALS. cLEARANcEs, &c.,


fir at " Orleans 10th, Ontario. Holmes, Wiscas-
set; fir 18th, brig Carlton, Jameson, Ihomaston Is
via Key West; Adv, Wales, Watts, for Liverpool,
wanting $50 bales
At Havre, Jan 9, Ships birmingham. Drummond,
for NO. 18th, Haue, sdcKown, do. do Orient,
Bailey, nncer.
fit Havana Feb, IT, Ship Charles, Gorham, of
Bath, for Cowes, 10 or 10 day: Grafton, Whitney.
Havre. 18th, brig Mcclellan, Larrabee, for Boston.
25th, Caledonia Manson Of Bath, for Cronstadt,
10 or l5 days. Claissa finn, Delano, do, condemn
ed; CT, 10th, brig Angeline, Barnes, Cabanas.
fir at Portland 25th, schs FAIR Dealer, Stearns,
Bath; Maine, FIN do, 2sh, schs, Van Buren,, Jewett,
Wiscasset for Boston; Orbit, Prince, Camden; I'm
ion, Hopkins, do; fir |, sch Helen, Wood, FIN Bath,
while coming in Saturday got ashore on Bangs Is
land, but got off Sunday morning, with trfing dam
age; schs Majestic, Tarbox, Westport for Boston:
Garico, Thomas Camden for do. Angler, Robin
son Wiscasset, Complex, Sylvester Bath
At Havana 9Th inst sch Adeline, D'Wolf disch.
Sid FIN Guayma 4th ult brig James McCobb,
Javos, to load for NY
At Havre 25th ship Vile de Paris, I'rott, for NO.
Ar at Norfolk 18th sch Richard, Taylor Thomaston
fir at Pensacola lst ult sch Provlncetown, from
Thomaston and sailed 9th for NO.
Cid at Mobile 18th sch Ceres, Decker Havana
frat NO brig Charleston FIN Thomaston
Cid at Wilmington 18TH briggs VIM. burlington,
Trinidad Llewellyn, Guadalonpe
Cid at Baltimore 28th sch Edwad Kent Currler
Boston. Sid Lion Bath
fir at Savannah Esd ship Amazon stinson Bath
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-03-05
STATE OF MAINE.

LING OLN, ss.-To Lucy p DonaeK.
Administrative on the Estate of Samuel
DOnneH late Of Bath in said County, de-
ceased. Greeting.
VOU are hereby ordered to notify the heirs at
IL law and Creditors of said deceased, and all
persons INTEREST," THAT your first account Of Ad-
mihis,ration the Estate Of said deceased Will b.
offered for allowance alta Probat. Court at Bath on
the 18th day of August Il. ID. 1910 when and
where they may be present, if they see cause
And also at said Court The widows claim for
allowance will be considered.
Notice TO be given by publishing an attestcd copy
of this Order in The Lincoln Telegraph Bath Thirty
DAYS before said Court of Probate.
Given under my hand this nnete enth day ofFes-
ruary in the year Of our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and forty.
NATIi. GROTON Judge of Probate
Copy,-Attest GEO. w. Nichols, Register
3w 49,
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-03-05
THE WORLD OF MUSIC.

This is the title of new publication devoted
TO Music, just commenced, by J. w. Moore, Esq.
at Bellows Falls, VT, at the low price of one dol
lar per annum. The publisher designs to make
it a choice volume, embracing vocal and instru-
ed semi monthly, and each volume will contain
4l6 quaito pages. Judging from the number
before US, we should have no hesitation, in pro-
nouncing it worthy of extensive circulation, and
amply worth the outlay. Persons disposed to
subscribe, can see specimen copy by calling at
this office.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-03-05
STATE OF MAINE.

LINCOLN, $50 Tina Hyde and Al
fred G. Lithgom Administrators ontte Es-
tate of JTilliam Kendall laie Of Bath in
SAID County, deceased. Greeting
VOU are hereby ordered to notify the heirs at law
Il and Creditors Of said deceased, and all persons
interested, That your second account of Adminstra-
lion on the Estate of said decrease will be offered for
allowance at an adjourn Probate Court TO be hold
at Bath Monday the sixteenth day of March
1910, at ten clock in the morning when and where
they may he present, they see cause And also'
at said Court the Widows claim for an allowance
will be considered,
Notice to be given by publishing copy of this
Order in the Lincoln Telegraph at Bath three weeks
before said Court OF Probate.
Given under my hand this twentieth day Of Feb
ruary in the year of our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and forty.
NA7Yi. GRoToN, Judge of Probate,
2w 4S,
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-03-05
DIED.

In this town on Sunday last, after short but
painful illness, borne with great fortithde, Mrs.
ANN MARIA. wife of AMAsA w. MARS, aged 35
years.
Virginia papers acsH please copy the above.
Drowned on Friday last, Henry Son of Mr..
Dwelley Turner aged years.
In Carthage 10 ult. very suddenly, Mr.. Nathl.
Noyes aged So.
In Augusta, Geo. Robinson, Esq editor of the
Age, aged q.
Nobleboro Mr. John Moody, a revolutionary
pensioner, aged 80. Mr. James Brown, aged So.
At Houston. Texas, Charles Cleland, formerly
of this County, aged a..
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-03-05
LOGS AT AUCTION.

z N compliance with law will be sold at Public
Il Auction on Thursday the 9TH day of may 1910
at O'Clock in the forenoon all the logs remaining
in the Booms of the Kennebec Boom Corporation
on that day; which SAID Corporation may by law be
authorized to sell
NIB Sale to commence at the Lawrence Boom
so called. DANIEL NUT"TING Clerk,
of the Boom Cooperation.
Gardiner Feb. 81 1910: 9w49.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-03-05

To the Hon. the Justices ETH Supreme Ju-
dicial Court begun and held at Wiscas-
set, IN and for the County Of Lincoln, on
the Wednesday tollowiag the second Mon
day of September, A. ID. 1880
w UMBLY show James Mcclellan, James Fl
h a Mcclellan and David Stinson all of Bath in
said County, Esquires that they are seized in fee
simple and as tenants in common, of and in GER
tain lot Of land situate in said Bath. and bounded
Easterly by Front Street, SoutherIy by land of
Peleg iallman, Westerly by land sold by said Tall
man 20 James w. Lemont, and Northerly by Oak
Street; your petitioners of one hundred and eighty
two, two hundred and sixty fourth parts, with
Betsey T. Lemont of said Bath, and other per-
sons to your petitioners unknown; that they cannot
improve the same to advantage, in common, but
lose the profits thereof, wherefore they pray that
notice may be issued in due form of law, and that
their part may be set off and assigned to them in sew
crafty. JAMES McLELLAN'
JAMES II. MCCLELLAN,
DAVID STINSON.
By BENJAMIN Randall their Attorney.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-03-05

LINCOLN ss.
SUPREME JUDICIAL CoURr }
September Term, 1889.
On the foregoing petition, ordered, that the Feti-
TONERS give notice to the said Betsey T. Lemont and
persons unknown, by causing an auested copy of
this petition and this order thereon to be served up
on the said Betsey L Lemont land by publishing the
same three weeks successfully in the Lincoln Ie1e-
graph newspaper printed at Bath in the County of
Lincoln the service upon the said Betsev 7. Lemont
and the last publication in the Telegraph to be at
least thirty days before the next term Of this Court
TO be holden at Wiscasset within and for the County
Of Lincoln on the fourth Tuesday Of May next, that
they may then and there appear and show cause
(if any they have) why the PRAYER of said Petition
should not be granted.
Attest, JACOB SMITH, Clerk.
Copy Attest, jacob SMITH, Clerk.
Bath March 5th. no ~.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-03-05
TGs EAEa.

TENWO convenient tenements situated on
IL Washington Street near the Bath Steam mill
one of the tenements convenient for large fam
lily, or for keeping Boarders, possession given IN
April next, the other teneme Mt for asmaer fam
lily. Possession given on demand, for info rma-
ton, apply to WILLIAM S. BENNETT.
Rofh Feb 06 1910 3w4S.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-03-05
:
M ARRIED.

In Waldoboro Mr.. Gilmore Miller to Miss
Elizabeth Holm.
In Jefferson, Mr. Geofge w. Jackson to Miss
Rozalia Kennedy Mr.. Joseph Bond to Miss
- jackson.
In Wiscasset, Mr.. James McNear to Mrs. Sarah
Tinkham.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-03-05

SUICIDE. Moses Spear, who has been
keeping School in the town Of Gushing the
past winter, cut his throat on Tuesday
morning last, and expired in less than ff-
teen minutes.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-03-05

LAUNCH. The fine Ship -- built
by Messrs G. F. g. j. Patten, 66S tons
burthen, was launched on Saturday last.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-03-05
SPOKEN.

Feb 18th, lat 90 %, lon 6s %. sch Azora, Le-
mont from Savannah for w Indies
Jan 27, lat 80 80, lon rs, ship Augusta of Bath
for Liverpool
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-03-05
MISSING VESSEL.

Srh Abigail, Dodge, sailed from this port, jar
18th, bound to Baltimore with load of Clea
Lumber and Herrings, and has not since beer
heard from.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-03-05

Moses Titconb, Esq, of Brunswick has
been appointed by the Governor of Massa-
chusetts, Commissioner for the State OF
Maine, to take dispositions affidavits to be
used in the courts of The Commonwealth oil
Massachusetts, and also take the acknowl-
Judgements of any Deed, or other instru-
ment, to be recorded in that State.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-03-05
WEDNESDAY,. Feb. 26.


Mr. Everett, from the Committee on the
Judiciary, reported Resolve TO provide
-por the choice of ten Electors of President
find Vice President on the first Monday
af Nov. next, which was read twice, laid
on the table, and 300 copies ordered TO be
printed, on motion of Mr.. Delesdernier.
On motion of Mr.. Hunt of Lubec, the
committee on Literature was instructed to
inquire into the expediency of altering the
powers of school districts so that they may
each choose Treasurer and Collector of
taxes
Passed to be engrossed-Bll to author
ize proprietors of old Westinghouse in
Woolwich TO repair and altar the same-to
prevent the spread Of smallpox and other
contagious diseases
THURSDAY, Feb. 81.
Bill to determine the size of potatoe bar
rels was referred to the next Legislature in
concurrence.
On motion of Mr. Keene of Bremen, a
consider the expedency of instructing or
requesting our delegation in Congress with
regard to proposition now before the U.
>. Senate for the repeal oil the bounty on
fishing vessels, consisting on the part oil
the House Messrs. Keene of Bremen,
Doyle Of Northport, Sewall of Phipsburg,
Buxton of North Yarmouth. Eastman oil
Wesley, Jones of Kittery, and Whitmore
Of Dear Isle.
Passed to be engrossed-Bill additional
to act annexing Wales to Kennebec Co.
FRIDAY, Feb. %.
Mr. Tobin, from the Committee on re-
trenchment of salaries, reported bill re-
ducing the compensation of County Com
missioners to $3.50 a day when actually
employed--ofR Register of Probate in York
$500, Cumberland $500, Lincoln 400
Kennebec $500, Somerset S275, Penob-
scot $500, Washington $4,000 Judge
of Probate in Penobscot 1925. Read
twice and Tuesday assigned.
Bill relating to North Turner Bridge,
was referred in concurrence, Adj.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-03-05
FOR SALE,

A LOW Deck Brig Of about 100 tons burthen
"A. now laying at MAler's WHAT in Wscasset.
SAID brig is 81 feet in, length over the deck % 10
feet beam feet inches deep in the hold, is copper
spiked and completely fastened IN every respect
For further particu ars enquire of Brooks & Stone
of Wiscasset or Of The subscriber at his house in
Alnu. JOSEPH LArTEN.
Feb, llth, 1910. 6w47.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-03-05
MARINE LIST.
PORT OF BATH.

ARRIVED
Sch Boston, Fogg, Boston
CLEARED.
March Sd brig Ceylon, Trott, Havana;
Sch Mary Ann, Chase, Boston
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-03-05
DR.. PAYNE,
EDOARDS ut the Elliot House.
n D Bath Feb Goth. no4T.

H I)HTH FPU XVIII.
Commissioners Notice.
FMNIE subscribers having been duly appointed to
n receive and examine the accounts 1T the sew
era creditors 10 the Estate of Robert X Larmond
late ,f Bootibay in the County Of Iincoln de
ceased, represented insovent do hereby give Notice
that six months from the &c day Of December last
are allowed 10 bring in and prove their claims, and
that we viii be in session for that purpose on the
first Mondays f .uay and June from one 10 five
o'clock in The afternoon at the dwelling house Of
John McKown in said Roo,hbey-
JOHN MCKOWN 2e,.
JONATHAN PIERCE Comm i's'"er''
Boothbay Feb 18th lS40. 4mos47.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-12-12

who lad no legal residence 10 this State.
Stu Votes were obtained aud poled for you
through freud and corruption, VIZ by giyiag and
promising meat, drink, money, clothing and other
iewafd..
5.h. Persons voted fot you twice al the same
elecuon at different polls, and at the same polls
where they had previously voted.
9Th. The polls Of the % ward, in the city of
Cincinnati, aud other election precincts IN said
district, we're conducted fraudulenty IN this par
ueular VIZ Tickets we're introduced INTO the
baIlol.box Tor which there we're no names named
on the poll books.
7th. That the Judges Of the election refused, in
the I'd ward. in the city Of CInci matt, and other
election precincts N this district, to ask the cleo
tor such questions as were proper TO prevent ie-
gal voting when challenged.
All Of which is IN violation Of the Constitution
Of the State Il ONO. and the laws regulating E.
leetlons IN said State. Respectfully,
tSigned) A. DUNCAN.
We understand upon good authority that hun
dreds Of voters were impaired into the District
oSe gentleman @ it is SAID, carried as many as
one hundred wings from Louisville Ky. paid their
passage, coming aud going, and pad them TO rOie.
We believe this fact can be substantiaied by unim.
ptacheable Testimony. DR.. Duncan was cheated
out OF his election, and If justice can be obtained
from wing House of Representatives, he will un-
questionSb succeed IN obtaining the contested seat.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-12-12

MARRIED.-On Tuesday the 18th Instant by
the Rev. Mr.. Stewart, MR.. w. B. WEAVER, of
Columbus to MISS ELLEN WHITE, of Aber-
deem.
With the above notice We received very nice
piece oil the wedding cake for which the happy pair
will accept our thanks, "may they live long and
prosper"
without the smile from partial beauty won,
40 what were man Ia world without sun
"TilI Hymen brought his love delighted honr,
"There dwet no JOY in Eden's rosy bowr."
"The world was sad the garden was wild
"And man, the hermit sigh till woman smiled p
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-12-12
Or The msJarty .5r Haris0a in North Carroll
IA 8 ssII b Be sbgut lR.6o0.

+t- tt- ftt AAa'As-aa - eHaA w AA'Niat-
IA IS ssid 10 be about l26OO.
The Lexington (Mi) Union OF the 5lh inst., con-
iains 81 excellent editorial srliee, hsaded "lmport-
ant Enquiries" from which We take the subloined
extract:
The Legislative councils OF tie State are now
lodged 10 the hands Of the Wing party, the orscles
Of which have declared in favor Of The constitutional
inability Of The legislature To repeal bank charters
and opposed every measure Of the Democratic party
10 arrest the punderng policy Of the banks Iftheu
the dlcts Of these may be received as FAIR expos
ton Of the Wing faith, and their acts as an index to
the course that that party viii pursue; il is but
reasonable inference that the law compelling the
banks TO redeem their liabilities or surrender their
charters, will be repealed and these hsrpies that
have 10 long b9ttened upon The substance OF the peo-
pie, again turned loose uPoH them. Ifths should be
the case and indeed there IS no Io0p upon which 10
hang doubt, the bankers and host Of brokers,
Spectators and lOaiers, whose desnes are unlled
with that Of the ultra credit system, flushed with
Their triumph over those who may be totally called
the people will leave no means uniried 10 procure
another sale o State bonds to resuscitate the banks
and perpetuate that system. AND il II BIZ true that
the wing party have advocated the causeolthe banks
from principle, rather than mere party considera-
tons, there Is but too much reason 10 fear that even
tins will be done. We trust, however, that the peo-
pie OF tins State will have an eye single to these
things, and guard well their interests, ever keeping
10 mInl the of repeated maxim, "lhal the price of
liberty is eternal vigilance"
Mississippi has population intelligent and indus
rious, and sol rich IN the production Of The great
governing staple Of the Union and if she was but
freed from The curse oi The banking SYSTEM she
would soon attain an envlabe emnence N the con-
lederaiIn. This is an agricultural community, and
as such requires but few bank facilities, the only
means employed IN The production of It's wealth. be-
ing manual labor and natural agents. In fact the
banking system IS a most deadly enemy 10 the cot
ton growing community, ITS expansions and c0nrac-
lions which from part OF It's nature, give an unreal
and unstable value 10 every thing that Is within The
reach OF IFS influence and consequently so long as
q community is under the influence of such sys-
tenn, the value OF lis articles consumption is estab-
lIshed by an ideal paper measure, which is length.
eDed or contracted at the will OF a few heariIess
bankers, while It's only export, which is its only pc
cunary resource, is measured by the true standard
OF value. Thus are millions LOST 10 the cotton grow.
ing community. Let US all unite to rid ourselves o
this barrier to our greatness hand of oppression
that rests SO heavily upon US.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-12-12
Notice.

THE undersigned will offer at public sale at the
Il late Residence of Peer BcveIl deceased on
Saturday The 2Slh day of December present on a
credit OF twelve Months The following properly to
w.t. Some Mules, some Horses, some Cattle. Hoys
and farming utensils with various other things too
tedious to mention.
Also several Slaves are 10 be hired out Tor the
term of one year, the conditions whereof will he
made known on the day OF sale; in all cases bond
with approved security will be required The lands
and farm will also be rented or leased AZ the time 4
not previously disposed Of
JAMES McGOWEN, Executor.
Dec. II, lS4o.-2S-5t-prsf 81 90
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-12-12

R1 virtue ofa Deed of Trust executed tOW y
- Ephram Smith, we or one Of US, will on f
oeco"d Monday in June next between the hours D
10 A, M. and 4 P. M. sell at public auction be6r
the court house door in the town of DeKab, Kan.
per county Miss. one negro man named Allen ar
ABOUT u years "a black SMITH and his vile H'
nah aged about "a years.
JNO. C. WHlTSErf
VIM. II. NEVlLL
Nov. % 1S40-22-tc
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-12-12
Administrators Notice.

THE undersigned having obtained letters of Ad-
Il mnlsuratlon en- the Estate of Gavin Lewis
deceased 'at the Deer Term 1910 of The Probales
Court for the county Of Lowndes, hereb, notifies all
persons having claims against said Estate, to pre-
sent them duly authenticated within the time pre-
scribed by law and those indebted 10 said estate
to make immediate payment.
JONATHAN P. LEWIS,
Administrator
Dec. 10, $780, 6t-prsf-S7 90" %
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-12-12
Guardians Notice.

IN pursuance to order of the Probate Cour
for the county of Oktibbeha there will be SO ID on
Monday the 18th day of January ls4I, the north
half OF the east hall Of north west quarter of section
% township l9 range ID east, at the dwelling House
OF Nancy Rogan deceased on credit of 10 months
NATHANIEL WEEDE.
JAMES WISEMAN,
Guardian Of the minor heirs Of Bailey ROgan De'd
Dec. u, lS50.-29-5t prsf &c co.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-12-12
ELECTION RETURNS.

MISSISSIPPI Wepubshed more Than three weeks
ago the Official lresut ofths election for President
and Wee President in all the counties except nine
We give below The result IN these counties, ogether
with the aggregate result in The counties before re-
ported, also the lUl returns for State Treasurer.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-12-12
DISSOLUTION

Fhe Co-plrInership heretsfjre existing be tween
the undersigned is this day dissolved BY mutua,
consent All persons indebted to the concern are
requested to make immediate payment. Either one
ofihe undersigned viii receipt for all debts doe the
once. The accounts Of this and the adjoining
counties will be presented by W. d. Chapman, and
Il IS hoped that those indebted to the esla bi.hmept
viii be able TO punctuslIy meet their accounts.
Indulgence can be given to none.
II. II. WORTHINGTON,
w. d. CHAPMAN.