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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-12-23

TO GERTRUDE L. d.
Yes: hold Thy nand upon my brow
II long hath burnt-'tis burning now,
With all the anxious thoughts that lay
Like lava co us alonc lifvs way!
Ave! press my throbbn. temples down
beneath that band;-I will not frown;
And IT, instead of restless care,
That hand pressing there,
How few would he the tears I'D weep.
How light won,d be my careless sleep.
But what in fuiuue years will be
OF this dear hand the destiny:
viii il bur grasp pleasures wreath,
Which fades soon as mortas breathe
ON its fral petals. rs now,
OF pand illness bathe the brow:
VIII 1t the cup Of balm bestow,
On lips where parching ievers glow!
Scatter such wealth n Heaven may give,
That suffering virtue yet may live:
And will IL off he raised in prayer
Tohim who sontbes all mortal care:
An. on that Rock fan would lay
This little hand and bid Il stay.
The rugged, tits the Rock OF Lie,
And still defss the oceans strife;
And woman = soul, so fraii and fair,
No safety finds earth but there.
eotember Is, 1884. --~~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-12-23

- made sail for
I. mt the compass
IS ! Morris would
. ION The slate the
Of iie d him 10 rub
a only figures and
ford and Merritt
IA means. Clifford
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My. l6

rNRUSTEE'S SALE OF LAND-Unher Deed OF Trust from
Wilson {. Nelson, deceased and susan d. ms wife, exc
cted for the benefit Of certan therein
named dated 22ni ,ay. $780, and II record In The Clerks
0ce Of tho County u King William shall SELL for es
the 18th day Of February i2, AZ MansoheH Church u
Kin. William comfy The Tract or Land mentioned said deed
piece parcel OF Land described rs lot Nn IN
the Benjamin Dakney. deceased, contain
ing hundred acres The TILE Of the said land
Is believed good, selling Trustee, SHAH only con
vey such title a vested III
{. L. TRANT, Tras'st.
Dec. l6 Gs-wtds
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FIOR SALETcn likely Negroes. consisting of men,
and children, c,h. We or the said Hecsoes for sale
hy yne Of deed Of executed 10 the subscribers BY fan
A. iartn, and record in tho Clerks Office al tie Comfy
Of Prince EIward for certain purposes therein SCI forth
The viii positively ake place font 81 George T. iet3
Hotel in the tu,yn Famv!llc, 2-th dag December
MOSES TREhDN Ai
JOEL. J. SCOTT, and Trustees
ISAAC READ,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-12-23
From DR.. John Z. Garland.

take great pleasure expressing ms high estimation OF ID
qualifications Of Miss Ann &. Forbes, Teacher; her Pa
and unIemng attention TO the pupils under her charge Al
Milton Female Seminary for the last years. has ssc,e
the particular notice OF the patrons of the SCHOOL, her inm y
acquaintance with the junior and senior branches OF Female E
cation, united with her udous system Of imparng insttb
ton the improvement well as the affections OF ~
pupils With the progress OF my little daughter have
than gated and in sheer justice the accomphme
and intrinsic worth al highly deserving lady, cheerf m
der her this testimonial Of esteem and appreciation.
tSignedl JOHN T. GARLAND
Y q. 9th.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-12-23

IilE Scioo! ar Young Ladies residence
Hanover, about II miles cts ui Richmond,
mn. H. exercises the ensuing under
G.rt ~ Parsons approved Teacher, qualified
instruction department study usually au.li IN no
female schools The sui,rrine Vii rrccl.c addition
scholars bulrdcrs his finly attention liz
Paid their moral well their intellectual Improvement
Ia health, character and al society IN IN, n-igablEoId
rrarfS hi, situation eligible for those tos egd
ATS TO wish send daughters abroad 10 school. Tie
scholastic viii embrace months, commencing tie 18th
OF January, 1872 and closing ijh December, Win months
the Summer.
1.cms-Board and Tuition, including lights washing, e.,
:nj, FOR year Of months. There viii he
extra charge for Latin French and Music.
EDWIN SHELTON.
Nov. 18Th, 1871. 5G-laiIsv:G
az. The Wing will please insert.
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Miss Ann c. Fores the bearer This note been for ma
three years. the Principal Of the Female Academy In ID
place. Durn. part Gf that time was resident
family with Miss r. truly say consider amply qusl
fed all The branches usually taught in Female NC
denies OF the highest grade In and attention her ru
she will be found indefangabe.
tSignedJ E. P. HAWKES.,
Teacher Of tie Milton Nae .seGcs,-y
Milton October Goth, ISL. I
Nov 30 so-wH
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-12-23

control OF me UrIS anu aI'.UII UT
by order of Merritt and 'GItior
Abaco. Rufiin was all the l'me
or watching Merritt. Ben, Mad
also watch The compass w tarSs
RufFin, when he snw Merritt
altitude which he was taklng.E
out the words in writing and ,
marks on the slate, for Iear th
might communicate secretly b
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grub, or some.
Kept under as
Tx liquor in the
pm, but not the
pat the cooking
before, and sp.
done was for
A - =.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-12-23

reckoning, wDen MOTIFS
more 10 each other, one
overheard. Morris, Ma
their knives out all The
ers Of The nineteen who
~, bu, none Of the other
any part with the mutt.
remained at their regular
placed at the beginning Of
ale slaves were not in The
is family and the second
Sone but the 10 went into
cabin, and the others ate
, whole voyage. The ~
aged IN secret converse
art in il, and appeared moi
The others were quiet
lie mutinrcrs. The only
n others D nd the 10. were
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-12-23
POETRY.
To cEPTRIrDE +. ID.

The following addressed to Mira Duaney,
of Shu,es Hill near Alexandra, d. c. 10 daughter Eve year,
Of age time good health bur died lew weeks
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-12-23

Isp1AsA.-The Legislature of Indiana met at Indian
apols, on the 9th instant. John w. Davis was chosen
Speaker of the House, and Hall
took the chair of the Senate. On the following day,
message was received from Governor Bigger
The message exhibits the finances of the State in
most disastrous condition. The whole amount Of the
public debt is set down at sl5, 0ss,las A portion OF
ibis ssssisss Of what sAsa the sssssndsd dss thai
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-12-23

d Rufn, assumed the whole
m hnnId. About daY-hrenk.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-12-23

They were much afraid of the nins'een. They re.
NAMED forward of the mainmasi Tire nineteen took
of the after part Of the bFg and stayed there
the whole time, or watch. Some of the nine.
teen were huggng the female servants in the cabin,
and one Of them said he had picked ont one of them
for his wife, but of the other of the nineteen med
died at all with the women slaves.
The only knives found after the Tray, we're two
sheath knives bsl,aging 70 the sai!sT nv Sseais
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-12-23
t,,<nsiss and yaipaslc Fee, Estate ard es:s, r.

kSs<Ett5 ana .Gjhdftc Esat Estate drd tn.st Ecnsy
in joper fng;nir, for sale.
rE, Plantation in The county Southampton lroer POP
L ,r Swamp Alters tiuirfcr belonging 10. Ea,cs II
H. g 0rra;n b. d. Eydnn aud the SUBSCRIBER il now offered far
sale Ii is situated on No,ioyv river abor three miles below
The Norfolk and Portsmouth Railroad and twelve miles below M
miles along the which ravsable sonr
above the Pantaon for vessels draw ne 10 feet water About
Minis o the land cleared the ho Of which in good
heart, and very productive corn cocn The
lance it, original growth and embraces
found a, is believed on any navigate water Virginia; much
OF The oah timber exceedingly valuable fr ship building md
pipe slaves aud the pine timber no very nrsesi anu best quail
~ I"the ship builder aud ihcr seiier ti- land "eFs induce
"a, az small sarsnse 10 s1llA through The Dismal swamp
n ih T. any other nr, shT"nFn the raniso sound
ing water power not eGuaIird that section OF line county
the supply being constant throughout the and fcr fcf
a.aw nm and Cotton Factory addition 10 hr GriSt Aii
me m1ersd land lies along the river Immediately above and
below The sl' which il within hundred yards Of the ryT
and timber could be toalcd up To the mil! sheets
The Improvements consist Of frame dwelling house, with
ro gin hnuse and all other ont houe Tor large
plantations with an apple orchard which VII generally yield aI
80 10 u harrc- Of Brandy per annual
ihs ahoy" land e not previously DISPOSED of privately,
which due notice VIII be sven viii be sold pubic acon,
on The premises N lots to suit purchasers, Ta tie FL;
any person WISHING it BY Dr. VIM A. SPARK who
sides the promises, COL C. Rochelle,
diare neiglIborhood.
The Term, will hiri cah-,he balance in
approved security required title retained until
the whole amount Of the purchase money paid in community
heirs Of Il. e. 0rgain deceased For my further parl'rs
arp to the subscriber near Cabin Point ETry e"9"'y Va
Oct. 10 i5-2awid.
IN CHANCERY.-At a Court held for Sussex County,
Court l.use thereof the ith day Of November, ISL:
rAicbe HaIs, Pla:Eng
Xacllariah Halls and Joseph lIails, Defendants:
Defendants Halls and Joseph Halls,
appearance ana given security accoir.
the act Of Assembly and the Rules Of this Court and
ing. h. satisfactory evidence, they inhabitants
cnunyIt ordered the said defendants do appear
i:r day Of March and The b The
i and that copy this order be forthwith inserted
new published IN The city Of Richmond for
icccf.'ey and posted the front door ri Tie CouIosc
tits county. Coay-Icstc,
l.. LiSI.R. C. {.
Dee.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-12-23

Mr. Merritt and Mr. Theophus AlcCargo have GER
tilted OH the original of this protest to the truth OF the
above.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-12-23

spoke 10 Merritt ABOUT the
told them, if they talked az!
or both would be throw
olson, Rufiin aud Ben ke
time. A number of the d.
were in the ARRAY, had snfs
negroes had knives or 'ook
neers. The other negroes al
stations where they had been
the voyage except that The n
iorehold-the captain and !
mate being confined there.
the cabin. They ate in the
on deck, as they had done Ii
were frequently closely en-
ton, but the others took no |
to share in their confidence
and did not associate will!
words that passed between Z
when the others asked them
thing of the kind. The OF
much as the whites were.
cabin and invited the white
other negroes. Madison ga
for all but the 70, should be
pointed the same cook for III
The nineteen said that
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s., one Of the negroes informed
in the rigsin"; Madison or
vn. Ben blacksmith put a
Madison threatened TO kill
them to n British Island
,!ijah Morris and Madison or.
,wn, and released him on his
;c Clifford made. The Cap
wn by them, and he and Ste.
J, and the wounds Of the Cap
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-12-23

IN CHANCERY.-At a Court held for Sussex County,
Cnuu I-use thereof, the ih day Of November ISL:
Phoebe HALLS Pagi3:
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-04-01

Tho Senate on Friday, spent most of the day in
discussing and amending the Apportionment Re-
solves,which finally passed The Report as a.
mended gives Lincoln thus
That 20 Representatives be apportioned to the
county OF Lincoln, as follows, viz:-Bath 2,
Bowdoln /, Bowdoinham l, Bootbbay l, Bristol
J., Jefferson, ], Nobleboro' /, Thomaston 2, Wal
doboro /, Warren !, Whitefield L. Wiscasset l.,
St George, Monhegan and Muscle Ridge /, Lis.
bon for the years l942-44-f6-48-49 and 1851,
Webster for the years Is43.45-47 and 1880
Phipsbnrg for the years 1942-l4-45-47-49 and
1851, Georgetown | for the years l843. 46 AZ and
1850, Richmond for the years 1879 a. 1917.
48-40 and 1851, Friendship for the wears 1914.
46 and 1850, Lewiston for the wears Is4o. Ia.
45-46-47-45-49, 1850 and 1851, Patricktown Pi
for the years 1914 and 1913, Topsham for the
years 94243-44-45-46-47-49 1850 and 1s5I,
Union for the years 42-43-45-47- 90. 1870 and
1851, Gushing for the years lS44-46 and 1s48.
Edgecomb for the years 1s42-45-47-49 and 1871
Washington for the years lS4s-44,46-48 and
1850, Dresden and Alma /, Newcastle ] for the
years ls4249-45-47-49, 1850, and 1851, Bremen
for the years l644-4G and i846, Ivoolwich for
the years i642-43-45-47-48. and 1850 and 1851
Wsstport for the years 1914 and lS49, Arrow.
sick for ths year 1876:
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-04-01
Sailed.
March 29-sch Margaret, Williams, Norfolk
sch Boston, Donnell, Boston.
Arrivals, CIearanccs, &c.

Arrivals, CIearances, &c.
NJ Havana 18th March, Caledonia, Drumnond for Coyves
soon ietsey, Cooms, Boston, loading; Partridge, Riley
Lincoln, smith Angelina, Barnes, dscg q ETH, brig
Benimnin Lunt, Mariel. .- ="
. AZ Matanzas 18th, Gilbert Given, uncer.; Cervanes
channus, from and for N York; sch Tamerane sprouI
from Frankfort, Sth.
AZ Marselles 25th Feb ship Charles, Goram, for New
Orleans, LIST March,
At Maanzas 9Th ult brig Helen Pinkham from Wiscasset
AZ ~ Thomas 9Th, Port leon Merry from Gnadaloupe
lor soon Susan Jane, Lufkn from Castine. Sid
2otil, brig Rowland, Adams, Wilmington, c.
Ar at Orleans Sh, bark EdngbuTg, Ioudette Boston
Nh; brig choetaw, Ftner, 10 % 10Th, rli Molaeski
Cooley, kingston la. cid l3tl ship Palestine ttlefeld
fiavre; brig Osceoa, Randall Philadelphia. Up among
others l9th Platna Liverpool, few days; Vile de Paris,
Cid at Mobile 18th, Genesee, Lombard, st Joseph
AT Seaweils Point Ped, sch Ludwis Groton, 1homaston
for james, River. POI
Ar at Alexandria 23d, sch Only Son, Blanchard Bath.
Ar at Baltimore 18th brig New York Merrymal Havana
At al Newport 23d, sch Dodge Healey Pendleton Camden
for New York.
Ar at Richmond 22d brig Thomas & Edward Robinson,
Thomaston.
Ar at Philadelphia odd bark Fairfield Cults Mobile
Ar at Portland 29ih scfs Galen, Mitchell Harrington via
Cander Nancy Ann, Curtis Bristol for Boston; Only Son,
Cameron BOothbay.
Ar at Boston 3d. ship Caspian Patten Orleans 25th
brig Corneiia, (of Rowdonham) Patten, Wilmington C.
2h, brig Mary Ann (of BRISTOL Thomas Cienfuegos 4th
March brig Helen, (of Dresden) Chisin Attakapas I'd
March Below brig Pulaski, of Thomaston, from Mobile.
Ar at New York, March 29, brig Targuina, Indlam 40
days from Apalachicoalef ship Hamburg of Bath, ready
for Liverpool Brig Lodi Jordan, 10 days New Orleans
with % 900 CALLS. Molasses
AZ Mayagnez Is days since, brig Ham Ieddean, wait
ing freight
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-04-01

YiRcrntA.- Resignation Of Coz. Gimer.- We
learn from The Richmond Compiler of Monday last,
Gov Gilner resigned his Office the Saturday pre-
.vioos The reason for this course was the adonion
of a resolution in the House of Delegates condem-
natory of his conduct in refusing TO deliver up a
fugitive from justice, who had been demanded from
;him by the Governor of the State Of New York. !,
was supposed that the Legislature would proceed
10 an election for new Governor On Monday.
The conduct of Gov. Gilmer, in resigning at
30 critical iuncture, when many Of the wing
members had already left the seat Of Govern
Uent, not dreaming of such an event, is very
severely commented upon, by the leading wing
journals At the time of his resignation, a small
majority of locos held the power, and had we'll
nigh effected their plans to secure loco foco
Governor The wing members, however, stood
to their posts, and finally obliged their opponents
to give in, and an adjournment was carried.
The senior member of the Council, is therefore,
acting Governor, until the next session.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-04-01
"AiI ON UORPiFS p"

The opposition papers consider the adoption by
the present Legislature Of a Resolution authorisng
loan of $250,000, ga most extraordinary COM
mencement of reform" But why do not these
journals frankly inform their readers that nearly
ONE HALF Of this sum is required to pay the
annual interest on the State debt created pro,
TO the existence of the present Wing Admins
tration? The reason is obvious,-it would make
this "nost extraordinary" affair not SO very CIR
Hhordi7cry after all
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-04-01
COMlIERCTAL.
From the Boston Atlas Of Tuesday.
Domestic Markets.

BOSTON MARKET, March %.
Inc weather has been very unavoabe for out door bust
ness The arrivals of Cotton day exceed 5000 bales-no
sales and prices nominaly the Grain market is
shade hne-yellow flat Corn ST. and white 47c. per bush
81 ;-nothing doing in Flour.
BALTIMORE MARKET, March 81
FLOUR sales of Howard street Flour Monday and
tuesday Were made At Si,37 - Sales of several hundred
barrels nave been made since ut but to-day the demand
is not so brisk and The only sales that heard
at san We quote $40 to S4,44.
WHEAT we quote fair to strictly prime Md, reds at a
90 cts, with sales Receipts very trling
CoRN. We note sales of white corn yesterday and this
morning at 43 a cs and ofyellow i3 IS cts and we
quote accordingly Sales of Virginia color
Rye NO receipts OF momenlwe quote Md at AZ 50
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-04-01
FARM FOR SALE.

FNllE subscriber offers for sale his Farm situate Rob
l. inson Corner in Richmond. 1t of about four
hundred acres of good land, which will be sold all together
in lots to suit purchasers large quantity of Wood
and Timber on it and large Orchard with Grated Fruit the
buildings thereon consist of double story House all
finished and thoroughly painted inside and with large
convenient Barn. and out houses also story House,
Store and Blacksmith shop. Terms fourth cash upon de
livery OF good and sufficient deed, for the residue any
reasonable accommodation be had upon good security
For further particulars inquire the subscriber the
premises. WM. PATTEN.
Richmond, March 81, 1871, til.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-04-01
GnnhaTt

= SpOEteD.
March 18th, Int 81 49, Ion 50 0s brig Fred Pearl SpOford
nom Ihomasoon, [via Boston 7th) for Mobile.
2ch Feb no lat &C. ship Manchester of Bath, from New
Orleans for Liverpool.
tth March, lat % So lon 80, brig William, of Freepor.
18th, lat 20 30, Ion 70 As, three ed sch Aurora of
Ellsworth from Black River, did not learn where bound
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-04-01

SMALL. Pox, Several cases Of Small Pox, hay G
occurred recently at Westport and Georgetown. 1t
originated from some old clothes left in the pest
house on tho Island, during the prevalence of this
disorder last winter
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-04-01
NEW GOODS, CHEaPft

lust received the Sagadahock Cheap Store near the
Steam feTy-2 Cases New Goods, consisting in part of
Fig'd and plain Alpnes Chaes and Mouslm de lanes
English, French and American Prints, Edinboro' Shawls
Fancy Hdkfs aud searf, which together with general as
Of Dry Goods and Shoes VIII be sold for few
weeks al rery 0D prices, and exhibited IN good light by
A. PARSONS
Also 5 abOve-a good assortment of Groceries.
Nnrrh u lSIl. 50
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-04-01
STATE OF MAINE.

LNcoLN-ss.
TITO William NJ Reed and Thomas NJ Reed Executors of
the last viii and testament of Rebecca Parsons late of
RihpsbUrg in said County deceased Greetings:
lou hereby ordered to notify the heirs at law and
egatoes of said deceased that your na Execu
tors the Estate Of said deceased will be considered for
settlement and allowance al Probate Court to he held at
Wscasse in said County, the 18th day Of May next, at
eleven O'Clock, i'll the mumng-whcn and where they may
to be published i'll the Lincoln Telegraph Bath, thirty days
at least aud during four successive weeks before SAID Court
Given under my hand this 2iih day q march, a d. ISL
4&l. :. NATiPL GRoroN, Judge Of Probate.
NJ Office. l. John Wood OF Bath in consideration Of
the services rendered to me by john NJ Wood,
now in his eighteenth year, ami ninety dollars 10 be PAID 70
Wood all my right to his further services earnngs here
by authorizing him without my intervention to trade for
hmself make his own contracts and do business in his
own name not holding myself responsible for the payment
Witness A. M'FADDEN JOHN WOOD.
Dated AT Bail, March 30th lsil. 3wl.
NO MIsTAIkE.
A LII ~. whose Notes have become due
N req tested call and pay up shall take fair
WILLARD WALKER.
Bath, April LIST. 3w /.
FARMING UTENSILS.
the Sagadahock cheap store may be found variety of
"a FARMING UTENSILS cheap Also abOpe 200 lbs Prime
FLAX. Enquire of A. PARSONS.
Bath, March 3lst. I'll
Q p. MORSE has constantly on hand at his Old
~ stand front ST. prime assortment of w l. Goods,
Provisions, Groceries, sc. &c cheap for cash. rur-
chasers are invited TO cali. Bath, April lst old
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN,
THAT the subscribers have been duly appointed Executors
of the last will of Peeg Tallman, late of Bath in the
County OF Lincoln deceased and have taken upon them
selves that trust by giving bonds the.law directs And
all persons having demands the estate of the said Peeg
1allman required to exhibit the same and all persons
indebted to the said called upon make payment
ELEANOR TALLMAN,) -
HENRY TAILMAN. "~eoH'TS'
Bath, March 80, 1871, !.
DR.B T. CURRIEIs, will be at the Elliot House,
~ the first of May, for a few weeks only. o..
Bath, April LIST, 1871. l.
ORANGES, Lemons, Grapes, Figs, prunes, Raisins,
~ Citron and Apples for sale by X. p MORSE.
Bath, April LIST. If l.
A PRIME lot Of Stone Ware for sale by R. P. MORSE.
IN April LIST. .- l.
SHOVELs, Axes, Hoes, Manure Forks, Scythes and
- Scythe Stones for sale by r. p MORSE.
April lst .s| l.
A PRIME lot Seed Wheat, for sale by R. p MORSE.
IA April l. l.
FEWtboardes nd,good accommodations by calling on
I April l. Wl) R. P. MORSE.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-04-01
NEIv spRJN(, f.Oone.

n LARRABEE, has just returned from New York and
b. Boston, and Is now opening General assorwent Of
Sy,7i,fE AN E9hCY GOODS, Of the latest styles
ALs3-a lot of Capetings, straw Aiattings &c.
March -. 3v5o
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-04-01

FAST DAY. Thursday the 22d inst has been ap-
pointed as day Of public Fasting and Prayer. by
The Governor ofihis State.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-04-01

Tho Jail in Wiscnsset, was struck by lightning
Saturday night, doing other damage than
tearing down one of the chimneys.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-04-01

~ No clue is yet obtained Of the robbers of
Davis, Palmer 6; Cos Jewelry Store, in Boston.
Several other daring robberes have been COM
mitted in that city recently. Palmer u Co.'S loss
is estimated at $4,000.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-04-01

irJe1he editor of the Yankee Naton wishes US
to "please notice" lis next intended monster--
Won think gift, if he viii give security for our
pny.