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Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-02-20

MARINE LIST. ~ 81.
PORT OF BATH.

ARRIVALS. cLEARANcEs, Sc,
Ar at NOrleans Both, briggs Maumee, Faux
ner, Warren; Votare, Sleeper, Thomaston
Cid ship North America, Baker, Liverpool.
Ar at Norfolk 28th. sch Planet Rob nson Bath
Aa at Charleston Slsh schs Helen, aud Ceylon
Camden
Ar at Wilmington Goth briggs William, Pur-
rington, Martinique; Rowland Adams, Guada-
loupe. Ga Franklin, Page, Barbadoes
Cid at NUreans eth ships Caravan, Liver
pool Roger Sherman, Barker, Havre Della
ware ,Patten, Natchez sch Arab, Havana; towed
to sea. ships Globe, and Ebro
Ar at St Marks cath sip Gardiner, Jackson,
N. York
Ar at Charleston 9Th, brig Frederic Pearl.
Spofford, Thamaston
Cid at Savannah Sd sch Azora. Lemont, W.
Indies
CID at Noreans 2sth ship Queen Victoria,
Thompson, Liverpool
Ar at Portland 18th sch Legislator, Reed.
Boothbay Columbus, Berry, do. Cid sch Or
don. Boothbay. 18th, sch Complex, Sylvester,
Bath
Ar at Boston 18th, schs Boston, Comet and
Farmer, Bath /; Mary Cromwell, Westport. 18th
sch Julia and Martha, FIN Boothbay for Trinidad,
lost fore yard and split foresal, 18th sch d.
Webster Austin, Bath
Ar at NYork 10Th brig Cervantes, McManus,
Matanzas Osceola Randall St Domingo
Ar at Fayal Nov goth Abigail Richmond
Wilson Bangor
The Citizen of Gardiner, Thing, FIN Richmond
last fun Rio Janelro, arrived at the Cape of Good
Hop. on the 23d of Oct and sid again for Rio on
the 9Th of Nov.
Cid at Matanzas pod ult bark Cuba, Slower,
Boston
At Falmouth Jan Unknown date, sch Hudson,
of Bath for Savannah, only Am.
nit hrir
for N Y20
A, Matanzas 2Sth nit Orono fin Bath
At Havana z 9Th ut ship Charles d sch g; brig
Caledonia, # or ch sch Fair Dealer, Mobile, =
DAYS brig Clarissa Ann, uncer.
Ar at NOrleans 3lst ship European new Nc.
Lellan, Thomaston l6 days CID 3lst ship Per-
donnet, Foote Havre. Slip North America was
bert, for Liverpool with dispatch The Quee n
Victoria was towed TO sea 3lst. Adv sch Arab,
Bradstreet for NY Mt Noriah. Charleston
Cid at Darien 4th brig Charles Thomas, Thom-
t cid at Wilmington N C Both brig Cornelia,
Gray, Guadalupe. LIST brig Baltic, Merritt,
Martinique
Ar at Baltimore 18th big Lion, Fulton Ma.
tanzas sch Planet, Robson Bath via Norfolk
CID brig Christiana, Ballad d, Mobile
Cid at Philadelphia l3h ship Caspian. Patte1
Liverpool
Ar at Boston 18th, sch Nary Ann, Chase Bath
Cid 18th Comet Bath
Ar at Holmes Hole 1th SLip Canton, Otis
NOrleans 81 days for BoaOn--has been ID days
on the coast, ana experienced bad weather
Cid at NO 9Th bark Mole, Manson of Bath for
Trieste. Sch Azora, Ldnont, for w Indies, sid
! for Savannah 9th.
| Ar at Baltimore 18th hip Swanton. Swanton,
Annapolis sch Edward Kent. Currier. Ma,an
Lag,
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-02-20

q hR. Idf Nb'o EAPECTORAN1.-T This IN.
~ valuable MEDICINE is daily effectng some ~
TIE most astonishing and wonderful cures that ava
ever been knuv,n. All who haye e, er used it Tor
Asthma, Cough, Splitting of Blood, Hopping Cough,
Itoap or Hives Consumption, Chrome Pleursy,
1ioafsehess, Kan aud Soreness Of the Breast, dill
hcuty OF Br ,ahing, ami every other disease Of ths
LIZ MIS- End Blk EASY, can and do attest To lis
Vs'Jnln',ss. BROACHIilS, disease which il
ahuo lily sweeping thousands TO premature grave,
uh' >or the mistaken name If CONSUMPTION,
Is always CURED iy Il. The usual symptoms Of
this disease (broncnls) ire Coagh, Soreness of tho
Lungs Itroat, Ii .arseness, difficulty If Brealii-
Ing, Asthma, Hectic Fever, splitting up fhici u.
or matter, And sometimes blood. Itis an ifat..
nation OF Inc tiie skin winch lines the inside C
the whole " tsd wind iubes air Vessels, which
run through every part Of tbs Lntlss This liz.
pectorant immediately shppressoS lie toagh, Fan
inflammation, Fvesrsua Difficulty at Breathing
aud DrUduces u tree ana ue~: fx.ecl,.rafinn NJ
a cub is spnn eiieced. -. =
Il always cures ASFHMA--two or three 'args
doses will cure The GROUP OF iiiV rs oi Childl.n.
in from fifteen minutes 10 an hours tue. II iin.
mediatey suldues HE violence IF LOOpihG
COUGH, AMI cfieeIs a speedy cLeo tiundrecs
who have been given up Oy lhelr h, slcIans as
incurabie win "CONoU MPlIOS," nayv been
restored 10 poJcct heslth ~ II.
Numerous other certificates might be added, bu,
,ho abuve are cunsidurod sufficient yIdece of .,s
great usefulness.
Prepared only by DR., D. Jayne, No. 90 South
| Third street Philadelphia Pllco 81.
Where oLso may lao had jayres Carnnaiive
| Balsain for the cure # Bowel uupaiuts, &c.
! Tonic VernGse for lie removal IF i.orns, w
Sanative Fills. Jos Dyspepsia. Liver CUM plants aud
! Female Diseases, DC. Also -itiaets Hair fnnia,
for the removal ~ Badness aud prcser, alton "
tho Hnir go.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-02-20
.GTOTHER REVOL UTYoMiRY IfER0
GOMEZ

At North Adams, Massachusetts, Tuesday,
the 9Th inst JoHN REdIH GroK, aged SIS years
And on Friday. the 10Th, Macy kEMINGToN,
his wife, aged II. Mr. Remington was one among
those who fought nthe L revolutionary war and who
approved and signed The Constitution Of the village
OF Lansineburg. After living peaceful life Of 90
years with his wife they both consigned to the
same grave on sunday last. A very solemn and
appropriate sermon preached at their funeral by
Elder Leland aged S5 years. There reason TO he
leve that they not parted in death, bat permitted
still 10 enjoy each others presence in more pure
and holy babaton. Mr., Remington was IN the
battles of Bunker-iil, Princeton, Long Island, Ilar-
eam, besides two sen engagements, IN one battle
he commanded 20 men, out OF which only re-
manned alive. Gen Washington saw his situation,
and sent party to relieve him, and observed to him
in passing: "You must be nvulnerabe, the balls
fly thick around without touching you.'' Among
very numerous progeny left behind, there are three
grand children, living in this CITY, daughters of the
late Doctor E. Wiley. (hichniond wing
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-02-20
LADIES' COMPANION,

The February number Is embol!ished with a
beautiful engraving Of Burns and his Hgand Nary
and two pages Of Music. The articles in this num-
bsr are from the pens of II. F. Harrington. MrslEm-
bury, Caroline Orne, MIS- Stephens, and Mrs Os-
good Prof Ingraham, Rev J. n. Cnch, Samuel
Woodwork Park Rcnjan,in, Henry w. Herbert.
w. 3. lappan, aud Robert Hamilton. The num-
Der is of high order, fully sustaining its literary
suius.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-02-20
SIacViA7s Sale.

TT HAVE taken On Execution, and shall sell at
IL Public Vendue, on Tuesday The twenty fifth day
of February next at ten o'clock in lie forenoon al
the Hotel IF Henry Roolh in Bath all The right il
equity thai John Elliot OF said Bath, now has
did have on the 26th day Of October, 1850, Of re-
deeming the following described real estate and
buildings situate in said Bath, and bounded as fol-
lows, viz: Beginning on Front Street on The
Southerly corner 4a lot supposed to belong to John
Tucker, thence running Westerly by said land 10
the dock and land Flats of William King, thep' 20
running Southerly by said Kings fits to an IRON
bolt in The ledge and land Oh Davis Hate n and
others, 10 Front Street, thence Norhcrly oy said
Street 10 the first bounds the same h. ling been
morlgaged 10 William Purnlon and 'y.hers to Sc
cure the payment IF four touspnd Eve hundred dol
lars in three years with interest annually by said
Elliot; said mortgage deed r. corded IN the Vest,
ern District Of LINCOLN. De- 2lst. 1888
JaMtS WAKEFIELD, Dep'y. Sheriff.
Bath. January nl lStl 5w43.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-02-20
AsSyGNEES NOTICE..

fstTI ARK GaieCELGN ii Lisb..n lie Com
1FE1 ty 0f i4iieo has tlis uaY IL as, the
snbS raers iur lha uen.h, Of his tfusi,orr, ali M
Estate Real aud psrrs,ai, pr"vl'lD2 tpr hn 'qhni
distribution of TIE snpia aInnng such 81 ms riedn-
shall bee rarllcs IL his sad assis uuit.nl,
igrceaby to la" O.! tons Stale ppsstd 4 m Isl,
Il. u leo eiititea ''s11 act eonCei.ils -issigu'
meuts
Three months are aiioH ed 10 lis Creditors 10 TO-
Parties iiiefi ti. hs a=algnpetita iE1
aaus .! yamcs 3r,meu'Doi Lawl~tuH.
JAMES MEYmOU ~, a..;..a..
JOAN l.. ~ EL-s
Lisbon. .jaf On 1870. 3nosd2
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-02-20
THE WING MEETING.

On Saturday evening next. the anniversa-
ry Of Washington's birthday, the Wings of
this ,own are to have a splendid meeting.
We trust the Hal will be crowded at an
early hour. Mr.. Hyde and Mr.. Allen,
are to speak on the occasion, and Resolu-
tons will be offered. We promise our Cit
liens and all who may be present, rich
feast. The meeting is free to all disposed
10 attend.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-02-20
WING MEETING.

THE BATH WING ASSOCIATION, will hold
apubc meeting in the Town fall, on the evening
of Saturday the 22d inst at which time is expected,
that Major Zina Hyde of Bath, delegate from the
County Of Lincoln, and the Hon. E. II. Allen of
Bangor, delegate at large from the State of Maine,
to the Harrisburg Convention will address the meet
ing The Wings of Bath and vicinity. anc the
citizens generally are respectfully invited to attend.
by order of the General Committee,
VIM. II. WHITMAN, Secretary.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-02-20

First HarYisoa gun in Alabama. The
Mobile Chronicle announces this welcome
Intelligence in the election of Ex-Governor
Gayle, (Whig) to the Legislature for that
city, by the unprecedented majority Of
500 votes over tho i.c.-fa-. - = '~.-
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-02-20

MORE STEAM ON THE KENNEBEc. We
are informed that the Steamer John w.
Richmond has been purchased by compa-
ny on the Kennebec and that she is to run
between this river and Boston in connec-
ton with the Huntress the ensuing season
II is said she was purchased for $50, 0OO
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-02-20

a prospectus for the Youths Cabinet, one of
the very best Sabbath School Journals that we
have ever peruscd, may be found on our first page
No paper can be more useful in family Of young
children.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-02-20

The long agony orer' The bill repeal
ing the odious fifteen gallon law" re-
ceived Governor Morton's signature Tues
day forenoon. 1t is the first bill or resolve
signed by him.
And peculiarly proper is it that such
bill should he the FIRST TO receive his sane
ton.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-02-20
BsECEG ED VA ADsgskHn'!!

NN Thursday last opposite the lower Steam
W. Mill, large Gondoia with Minilla rope
painter attached 10 her said Gondola ia about 81
it long and IA fl wide, and had two box shocks in
her, branded A. b. Thompson The owner can
have the same by proving property aud paying char
yes, ON applying 10 the subscriber opposite Levi
tIoughtons store. VIM. L. IiOUGkINS.
Bath, Feb. 18Th *sw46,
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-02-20

Virginia. The Richmond Wing states
that T. w. Glmer (Whig) was chosen
Governor of Virginia, by the Legislature,
on the 9th ballot, for three years from the
3lst of March nezt. Gilmer's joint vote
03-othels 81.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-02-20
E4ij5D SAIL

A LOW Deck Orig of about 100 tGns burthen
IA uow laying at aIiIler's WHAT in Wiscasset.
SAID brig is 81 feet in, length over the deck 23 3
feet beam feet inches deep in the hold, copper
spiked and completely fastened every respect
For further particulars enquire of Brooks s. Stone
of Wscasset or of the subscriber at his house in
.alna. JOSEPH LAITEN.
Feb llth, 1910. 6w47.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-02-20
DR.. PAYNE,
Commissioners Notice.
III RUARDS nj the Elliot House.
h y Bath Feb. Goth,

VESHE subscribers having been duly appointed 10
Ii receive and examine the ACCOUNTS Of The sew
era creditors to the Estate of Robert X Larmond
late IF Bo"tlbay in The County Of Lincoln de.
ceased, represented nsovent do hereby give Notice
that six months iro the 26 day Of December last
are allowed 10 bring in and prove their claims, and
that we will be in session for that purpose on the
first Mondays cf Mig aud June from one to five
o'clock in the i.fernoon nj the dwelling house VI
John McKown in said Boothbay.
JONATHAN FIERCE Commissioners
BoothbaJ Feb I4ih 1910 4most7
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-02-20
sEPThe valuable letter from DR.. Nc
Keen, curtails our usual variety.

Proceedings Of Legislature on Saturday
and Monday contain nothing of interest.
A large part Of the time was spent in dis
cussion when to act on the revised statutes
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-02-20
Died.

Died in this town on Monday Of last week Miss
Sarah e Cushnett aged, go years.
On Saturday East A Child OF Mrihcmas Percy
aged weeks.
In Port au Prince Eir Da,id ri ey, 80, a
seaman on board sch Owe Branch Of Bath,
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-02-20

STATE GiN MAINE.

Resolue IN relation 10 Military Pensions
ED ESOLVED, That the Committee on Military
IA q, Pensions, be and they hereby are instructed
TO adopt the same Rules and Regulations, and to re-
qsre the same evidence, so far practicable, in all
applications Cor pecuniary relief in consequence of
Injuries received in the actual service of The Stale
for the Protection Of the North Eastern Frontier as
are prescribed by an Act of Congress entitled "An
Act to provide for persons who were disabled by
known wound, received in the revolutionary war, -
passed April 10Th, 1916.
In the House of Representatives,
FEBRUARY Z, 1870.
Read and passed.
CHA s. ANDREWS, Speaker, Pro tenn
In Senate, FEBRUARY 8, ls4D, Read and passed
STEPHEN G. FOSTER President.
February IL. ls40-Apprcved.
JOHN FAIRFIELD.
49, secrGary's Office,
49, Augusta, Feb II, 1910.
certify that the foregoing is true eopy Of the
original in this Department.
Attest =.
PHILIP C. JOHNSON, Secretary of State.
In pursuance Of an Order OF the Legislature the
Publishers of all public newspapers which PUBLISH
the Laws OF this State" are requested 10 publish
the foregoing Resolve,
PHILIP G.. JOHNSON. Sec'v of State.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-02-20
WATCHES & JEWELRY

q WE subsc ibers offer for sale (pRicEs 10 SUIT
" TIE TmEs,) a good assortment OF WATCH
rs, JEW ELRY, Sli.VER&, PLATED SPOONS,
SILVER BOWED SPECrACLES, PLATED
and 6RlTT.4YlA WIRE, LOOKING GLASS.
E,,, &c. &c. H.7YDEN N BROWN
N. b. CiSh given for OLD GOLD and Sill.
YER. tnd
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-02-20

In Pntston. by The Rev. J. Ciapp. Capt John
Given Of Niscassei, 10 Mrs. Jane a. ). Lond,
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-02-20
wee GEE.

/ EssE u Gg.
4 EGA Bills. C'nesee, baltimore, I'D. Street
q eD&P aud Alexandria -Four. Of prime quality
fesk end III good orGUr u., received aud ior sssb b
Z. CLArr, Jr.,
Bath, Jan, s, 1910, -
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-02-20
JUST RECEIVED

a NEW and prime assortment of W.4TCHES,
"a SILVER SPOONS, -SPECTACLES.
JE WELRY, &c. which will be sold ut very low
prices for cash, and ananied TO give perfect salts.
faction at Ii. c. DONNELL'S.
NJ B. Cash paid for old God and Silver
Bath Feb. 18th If 46.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-02-20
Notice to g7oveclose.

SEvaHEREAS John N. Fairbanks of Path, in lhs
w County of Lincoln. by his Deed of Mortgage
bearing date Esd day of April A. D. 1886,
yeyed to Denny Kelly of said Bath. certain real
Estate situated in said Bath which is particularly
described in said Deed and recorded in the Western
District Of the Lincoln County Western Registry
book IL, Page $50 and 81. Now the said Denny
Kelly claim to have possession of the said mort
gagged premises for the breach of the conditions of
said mortgage and 10 foreclose the same agreeably
to the statute passed March the goth 1888.
DENNY KELLY.
Bath February 9TH, $40 3w46.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-02-20

Job E'vi2:fpg done Z, this Office,
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-02-20
FEATEFERS!!!

A GOOD assortment Of fresh FEATHERS lust
IA received, and will be sold Low FOR CASH at
tie Furniture Ware House OF X. r. SMITH
~. E. Feather Beds made TO order.
Bath, Jan. 18th. lc40. tf42.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-02-20
WANTED.

A FIRST RATE Girl, to do tho work of a
IA small family. To such one, good wages
viii be given. Inquire at this office.
Jan %. 1S40 "a
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-11-20
BRANDRETH,S PILLS.

THESE justly celebrated Pills. have heer
before the american public over 5 years, theil
restorative and curative properties are fully esti'
mated by hundreds of thousands of both sexes,
and they are still growing in repute where eveI
they are known. Wherever a prejudice exists,
il is because counterfeit pills have been used.
Ask any one who has used the genuine Pills,
and hearty recommendation will be the sure
result.
The great principle Of "PURGING' in sick
ness is beginning to be appreciated. ltis found
much more convenient to take an occasional
dose Of half dozen pills, and be always well,
than to send for Doator and be bled. 'blistered
and saivated - with the certainty that if yon
are not killed, you will Oe sure, to have months
Of miserable weakness, and the only one who
is benefited is your Doctor. Look at the difo
ference between the appearance Of those Tvs
persons lone has been treated by your regular
practitioner-sce how pale and debiilated he
IS. see how the shadow of death throws his sol
tary glance from his emaciated countenance,
see how he trembes in every limb; his eye
sunk, his teeth destroyed-his constitution per
haps irrevocably gone-yet. just hear how tn
Doctor arrogates to himself credit. lie says
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-11-20
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

BY virtue of an order of the Court of Cons
mon Pleas of Tuscarawas county made at May
Term 1888, shall offer for sale on the premises
on the 18th day of Dec. l64O at IL o'clock the
following described real Estate situate IN Dover
Township, viz. Lot of Land adjoining the
Town of Dover in the county Of 'ruscaraw was.
commencing in thecenter of the Wooster Road
one rod north west from the town plat, thence
running south 43 West, seven chains and twen-
ty five bundredtf, thence north AZ west six
chains and twenty five hundredth, thence nolth
43 eas, nine chains aud forty four hundredlh.
thence South 90 East six chains and sixty hund-
redths TO the place of beginning, containing five
acres and thirty four perches more or less. The
above land is property of the estate Of Isaac B.
Lee, late of Tuscarawas county deceased. II ID
well situated for a private residence. Terms Of
sale made known at the lime of sale.
LUCY LEE, Ad'x.
By b. NJ. Alherton, Attorney.
Dec. 7ih, 1870. CIV.
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-11-20

East side Of said Lot yb SeOasllan 3rainard all
which said tracts are situate in the 2d quarter
rownship No. 8 range in Iuscarawas county
Ohio. Also one other tract Of land situated III
Rush Township Tuscarawas county Ohio, and
known as the North west qu. Of Sec. No. %,
d, l3 in r, z of the Steubenville District con-
tainlng 100 acres with reserve of 5 acres of
from said quarter sold by said Sebastian Brains
ard 10 Joel Vail which has been surveyed aud
set off on the side next to said Walls house, olsa
a reserve of ~ by $50 feet described IN deed
from said Sebastian to Henry Carter. Said bill
also alledges that said Sebastian Brainard just
previous to the rendition of said judg ment and
for the purpose of preventing said Complain
ant from recovering the same conveyed sad
lands and tenements TO said Lawrence Brainard
and that said Lawrence purchasedsaidlan the
purpose Of preventing the Complainunts from
recovering said judgment. That said Lawrence
Brainard paid no money or consideration, nor
gave any notes for the purchase money OF said
Lands and tenements to said SebastianBrainard,
for the same or if any notes were given they
| were given OH long time to prevent said Com
plainant from collecting its said juGgment--said
bill also alledee that none Of SAID defendants to
said judgment hvae any property personal orreal
on which an execution at law can be levied.
The prayer Of said bill is that OH its fRal heaS
ing the court will decree said sale of said land'
and tenemonts from said Sebastian 10 said LawI
renee Brainard, to be null and void and thai
SAID lands and tenemenls 5e sold TO satisfy sale
judgment, in favor Of said Complainant and io
such other relief as the equity of the case MAJ
require Said bill will be Tor hearing at the mex
Term Of said court of Common Pleas Of Tus
carawas County Ohio.
HARRIS & BROWN,
Sol. for Compl'
cent Oath 14A0 6w
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-11-20

The Albany Argus Of the 6,h says, the
recent disclosure IN New York have
shown that the felOns, imported from
Philadelphia 10 cheat the honest DsmOc
racy ofthe former city out Of their rights
were paid 10 UNITED STATES
BANK BILLS!!! Nh BIatchtord,
tho AGENT of United Staies Bank, and
father of Governor SeVard'sprlVale Sec
re,ary approved to have paid out mons
evs himself TO one Of the imported "pipe
layers" Our opponents are struggling
10 create q grea. bank for the purpose Ol
perpetuating this scheme of monstrous
corruption, and Of controlling the Peo-
pie of the United States by system o.
fraud and perjury extending from one
end of the Union 10 The other.
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-11-20
DISSOLUTION
KN C'RNNCe2'V,

COURT OF COMMON PLEAS OF TUs'
CARAVANS COUNTY AND STATE OF
OHIO.
The Farmers Bank NOTICE is hereby given
of Canton }to said John Z. Lyons,
w. Sebastian Branard, Ste
John E..Lyons Sc phen A. Baldwin, Nor
bastan Brainard, man c. Baldwin and Law
Stephen A. Bald renee, Brainard, that said
win, Norman G. Farmers Bank Of Canton,
Baldwin, Law did on The 9th day of Sep
renee Brainard. )tember 1910, filed its bill
of Complaint in Chancery in the Office of the
Clerk OF said court, against said defendants; that
said bill alledges that Complainant recovered
Judgment for the sum of about $670665, be-
sides costs, which amounted to about 500, 80
against SAID John E. Lyons, Sebastian Brainard,
Stephen A. Baldwin, and Norman C. Baldwin
in the court Common Pleas within and for the
County Cuyahoga, and state of Ohio at its May
Term I940, that said judgment remains in full
force, unreversed and unsatlsied-that on the
18th day of May 1910, execution issued on said
Judgment to the sheriff of Tuscarawas County,
Ohio and TINT by virtue of said execution and ol
make the money on said judgment the sheriff to
Tuscarawas county, levied said Execution on
the following descibed lands and tenements, the
property Of said Sebastian BFainard, which Its
Ter being duly appraised and advertised and af.
fered for sale by said sheriff remains unsold Of
want of bidders-that the lands and tenemefor
thus offered for sale aforesaid are described as
follows to wit Lot No. 40 containing III
acres Lot No. 20, containing 1903 acres, Lot No
80 containing l60 acres, Lot No. 40 containing
1853 and Lot No. 36 1876 acres with a reserve OF
ieghty acles sold 10 William Swaby from the
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-11-20

oaaway Moses McAnslly and A.
mos E Wood.
Stark John SmitA g. EnOs RefsnspGr-
ger
summit Henry G. Weaver
Tuscarawas and Holmes James Hock-
enbmy s.4
Washington Arius Nye
Wayne Thomas 1Shreeve. ~
Portage Jason Streeler and Hiram
Gidings .....
Madison and Clarke Aquilla Toland
& Stephen M. Wheeler
Trumbull Peter Allen and Josiah ROE
bins
Lake William L. Perkins
Geauga Seabury Ford
Warren John Probasco, jr.