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Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1841-05-04

Den pororan9, auf einem tleinen 8erse, Der
BON Selien ipie nit einem natiirliben gSals
le umseben ,por, Elm Eager. 8on oiefem
punfte aus uerlor li1 bet Slid in oer
Serne, lber un9cbeure nripdloer binelei.
teno> bic an ben 0ippen Der 8erse bin:
gen, uno ourb tpelbe md6tise StrGme
bier uno oa bin9lieerten, oeren pereiniste
@elpdher fi6, na6 einem eaufe bon meb.
reren buneert Weilen, in ben Ocean ftars
sen. Geaen Noro tpar bic @cbirssfette
BON sspei enormen 9ranitmafen beberrlbt,
oeren riefise Sbeitel, ibarf am oor3ont
abse5eibnet, eincn 3rpiibenraum liefen,
faum CROP senu9, um einen Meni iben auf.
sunebmen.
am 2fus9anse bes 9obtwcses 1enfte
iib bic eanolbaft uno BET Sel l1auer per:
tieft fib in einem Mebre BON @ipfeln uns
9ebeurer 8dume, tpomit bas &bal iiber-
oedt tpar. 2(uf einem freien plaee, Elm
paor bunoert S6ritte oapor, fano Elm elm.
3elner 3uderaborn um tuel6en fi1 cine
iun9e pfon5uns bon 9aioefraut uno nies
nieoern Strdu6en aniieoeIte, bic Gint6nis*
feit oes Inblids unterbre1enb, uno IS
ibien in ieoem Sale, als Oh cine ein;ise
erponirte S6ilowa1e oie1en poften balten
eonne, obne bon ir9eno elmer Seite einen
unoorberseiebenen lleberfoa be ftir1ten
5u mihen.
Bie CROP mubte bebbalb Der s9red
Der 2(rmee iein, oa man zines Mor9ens
setpabr spuroe. Dap un9eabtet oer eei6tis.
tsit oer uebertpa6un9 uno Der NGbe bes
ea9ers, bic am Ibeno 5upor auseefellte
8acbe ipurlos peri6wunben mar.
Bar ber Mann Die 8eute zines Siaers
ODER ir9eno enee reii1enoen 1biers sepor:
ben =? nein, osnn Der Bosen mabte Gpuren
ir8eno zines &fes ee3eist baben. @ar
cine 3eiertion i'm Spiele ? i1mcrlieb oetl
tpenn Der Slu9tline au1 Der Ra6e oes
8eieees entfam, 70 ftano ibm bob unperr
meioli6er Sob our6 bic g8ilben bepor.
Gie aber bdtte man ar9w6bnen follen, bab
cine ,,rctbe 9aut" ben Streid sefubrt
babe, oa man ibre Stdmme piele Weilen
ntfernt 9esen Sdben ipubte, wo fie f,b
nit oer en9lilben armee pereinist batz
ten, uao oa man felt mebr als einem $40.
nat ni1t ben Sbatten eines 6ureaen an:
iibti9 9eiporoen MAT! ....
Das Gntieben erreidte ben bSbfen
@ipfel, als ber 5,paite @abmann, eia tiib.
tiger uneri1roefsner Soloat aus Der ysors
,nanbie, auf eleibe 8eiie peribmanb. Das
3ebeimnib bes Worbes, bic urplSblitbfeit
oeRelben, spelde ben Spfern nibt einmal
9efattete, einen S6rei aus5uitofen croft:
nete Der ginbiloun9sfraf # Elm enololes
Selo, init pbantomen beu6lfert, benen felbf
bic Mutbi9ifen ni6t obne talte S1auer
ins 1ntlis du fbauen tpasten. .,.
I'm bas oumpfe Murren Der Truppe,
oas faf einen @barafter bon GmpSrun9
annabm, ju beibpibti9en, bielten es bic
Gbefs fir flue, burb bas Zoos bic finfti.
Sc Seriebun9 oes poifens 5u beifimmen.
I'm ndmli6en Sage tpuroen oaber oieGom'
pasnien in einen &rels auf9efeut, Mont-
calm ielbft eribien bel Der eoiuns.
Wan spdblte, INN ben 9elm nit ben pers
bdn9nib bpollen &arten 3u balten, Den See
itor Der Disnifeompaenie, peter Sbruss
ger, einen Glfafer bon @eburt, NIT ibon
ererauenoem Sbnurrbarte ; ct ipar perbei.
ratbst uao bate jpei Ginoer, oeren dlte.
res, Elm friiber, blIbenoer 8lonofopf, nit
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1841-05-04

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Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1841-05-04
8Hssewas5Gte G9ie5tersteGGe.

Oie S6Dpfunsstase.
Nls, tost unb fd)pei9enp, neb bic @rts
Sn tisfsr Nabt psrsi0et lag
Da fprab Der Gwiss Go wsrts
9a parb Der erits Sag.
Gr fbrpsbts btrniebsr
SIN retblib.n Sbein;
Sbn rpeibtsn bic qsssr
Der 6immIibsn tn.
SOtt fprab ss flobsn nit @stimmd
Die fbmarEn Wa0er aus ben S16bn;
po6 fpSlbts ltb Der baue Soimn'a
Sur Bette runb unb fb5n.
6ob ifrablst tss oimmslS
Gnttidenbt6 Slau;
Or ttnbtt Der grbe
Das qibt unb ben Sbau.
Gett fprab; er biss bic Slutb sntrollsn;
Sie @rSe bob ibr (eaupt smpcr;
60 raufbtsn Strtms, Sdbs quOllsn
aus Berg uno Sells bsrpor.
Sti( rubts Die Gres,
9tob naienb unb blos;
Hcb trus fie ben 6immsl
SIN bduli6en SbOob.
9ctt ipra6; oa fbmlidnn l3ibn unt Sslbsr
Wsit SIumsn iib uno frifbem erin;
Sn Grinbsn raufbhn bunfle SEiIbsr,
Der Baum besann ;u tIiibn. ..
60 fIsitet (tin Ohm
Die p6bn unb ben QSalb
une fdafT.t Dem 8riblins
Die i6Sns gstaIt.
@cst iprab; ianit labstts bic Goms
9ie nsusefbmidts Grbt an;
9a fbwons iie ilt binauf, sOa S1pnns,
SSn ibre SimmsIsbabn.
sSbr jaudNts Der Stsrne
52sufunfslncsr @bOr; ...
Sanftleubsnb, AUDI mallts
Der Wlenb NIT smppr.
gott fprab, une in ben Waftrn lsbts
Das cssr Der Sifte wunbsrbar;
Sn eiftsn unO in Bdlbsrn febmsbts
Ser Itssl bunts Sbaar.
Ioob raufbst Der Adler
SIN slubenben Strabl;
Oe Nabtiaaa fiatet
SIN ibatti9tn Sbal.
gott iprab; aus feubtsr erts whbltsn
Gid eSuem Stsr' unb NoiTt los;
Die Sienen iummtem edmmer ipsltsn
lin brsr Muttsr Sbpos.
Gsfbmidt ibr @swimmd
Die jetben unb Nu'n;
Sbr &ntliB psrn,as nidbt
Gen pimlnsl ;u itaun.
@ott fprab fein Nu9e fay, poa WliIbs,
9ie Sree unt ben 5immsl an;
er ibuf ben Menfbsn ibm gum SiIps,
Gsit Sobsit ansstban.
ernif blidt Ct pom Staube,
Gin 6srrfbsr, smpor
Sbn 9riste, freblofenb,
Ser 9imnften sbcr. t
Tun war eas S63pfunssmsrf pOasnest
Der Msnfb erbob fsin oaupt unb fprad
Das qebsnswort! - ea fam, ssftnbst
Bon @ctt, Der Nubstae.
Nuf rbtblibsn Slistln .... .
SntfbWsbt Ct ben 56bn @ ..
limb itanb auf esn 6i9slm ..-.
Soolelddtlno unb fbSn.
CUR nnterbaltuns uno gelebruuo.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-04-08
State of Maine.
A PROCLAMATION
by THE GOVERNOR.

Fonn day Of Pr5Ee Hu,niliation Fasting and Prayer.
IT Is the duty and the privilege OF Christian
people, VINO believe that the dest'nies OF Nations'
as wen as oil individuals, are in the hands OF an
ah-",Se' just, and mercnnl Creator, to unite at
Sta.eo seasons, IN general and public confession
ol tThhsgressons, and humble snppiicacoh lor
PaIuon lor tle past and blessings ior ule lo1ure
IN 60, with Venersted usage ! 90
win 'ne aqyIce and consent OF the Nouncli' aP
POM no h9DAl, the Hoenty-Seco%@ 1cy
apI1 neA' 10 De observed NY the people Oh lh'S
otate as d Jay Tor fU BLIc IlUMlLiATioN' AsIlNG'
I'D "a ERR WIN the usual ana appropriate 80
, le4h.'Ies'
L'e' Us meet 'ogether' on .na' Jay III our sew
efa places OF worship, WIN Ine sPlI.'o i Peite"ce
anu PIayer' ana nnie IN pubic concession ol our
national ana lhuiViouaa SINS anu hegiect ol outy,
asNihg III mummy lot forgiveness anu Paroon' ana
seeking a'o TO our resoio'iohs OIL future
oOGoIehce' !
iis' 10 pay " "e ie',ie"ioeFeo III in,iIy anu
not ~ Juugehci ,or p'esSli,s on 'Ne idpoiS Vi
] 'he opening year-ior genera health-lor "nlVer,
sai peHTc-Iof uiirep'hs coi'eh,ileii'' la' CIV,
. apa rehg'ous iiperIy; soc'ai oruer' intelectuai
progress; ana moral purify may De continued ana
shefeaSeu' anu ABOVE ail' taC Tie PURIFYING ,'ilu
e"cps .! Vhe ChF'sVd'i fei'g'"H may cauSe al men
to deal Justly, love mercy, ana walk hnmbiy +,
cuItVdtihg sincere P'ety 'o"aIos oou' anu UNI
1YeTsai beneVolence 10 man
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-04-08

TEMPERANCE MoyEMGNTs.-Wc are glad to
perceive that some interest is manifested in rela-
ton to Temperance, by what we may term, the
younger portion of our fellow citizens con.
vention cfthc young men of this town, friendly
to the cause of Temperance, is notified to meet
at Pierces Hall, this evening, n. o'clock, t.
consider the subject and to take measures in re
lation thereto. 1t is certainly a very praise
worthy undertaking, and we trust 1t will not on
ly meet the general appreciation, but the cordia
and hearty Cooperation of ell comprising th
class of our community
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-04-08

the information He refused positively reveal
ing the names of them.
) Mr. Clapp then told him to go with him and
z give up the property, and he would let him go
I He told Mr. G. to call carriage, which he did
and they drove to a new house in Brighton street
! where they entered a small room, and the whole
cargo fjewelry was in full view The trunks,
with every article, as far as is yet ascertaned,
1 were there, and delivered over to Mr. Clapp.
b A bag containing about 200 keys, and other
implements for entering buildings, such as bits,
chsses, files, stocks for false contrived circular
saws, host of skeleton keys, and various other
implements, was also found in his room, and
which he begged Justify for Mr. Clapp not to take.
/ MIR G. replied that the law required it, and he
took them away, together with the goods TO his
own house, and then let the robber go.
z He went to the Providence Depot, where at a o.
: clock in the afternoon he was seen by Mr. Harm
eden, and pointed out to an officer who arrested
him, and brought him again back to the house of
{ Mr. Clapp, surprising he had escaped from his
custody. Learning, however, the true state of
! the case he again released him, and he is now at
4 large. Times.
2 =. S. He has since been again arrested.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-04-08

TEXAS. BY steam ship Savannah, arrived
last evening from Galveston, we have received
our Texas files to the ID inst
Congress has passed an act that no sale of slave:
shall be made under execution, except in cases
OF defauting to the Texan government The
Galveston Courier shrewdly observes that "this
act Will produce material change in the minds
regard to the salubrity of climate and the fer
tility of our SOIL"
Several papers have hoisted the flag of Gen
Samuel Houston for President
The San Augustine mail due in Houston is NOT
90 late BY three weeks as the European news re-
eeived in that city.
II is rpmored that Go N. Thos, Rusk will be a
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-04-08

The SrEAKERsHIP. The newspapers arc be
Elnnlng to discuss the questioa-w shall bt
the Speaker Of the Wing House of Representa-
tlves Among the candidates already named ar.
the Hon. Caleb Cushing, of Massachusetts, Nj
White, Of Kentucky; and Nh Dawson, of Geor
gia. In our humble opinion, CALrB Cusu1vG i.
exactly the man. He has tact, talent, energy, :
thorough knowledge of Parliamentary rules, anl
bearing at once courteous and dignifcd, which
combine to render him gentlemen exactly fitted
TO the station. N. Y. Commercial.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-04-08

candidate for the Presidency Gen. Lamar has
returned to the seat of government.
1t is stated that the whole regular army will be
shortly disbanded. Nothing definite had been
heard of General Warehouses expedition against
the Indians.
The Telegraph says that Cen Felix Houston
will resign his commission of Major General, and
return to Mississippi
] We find nothing else in the papers worth men
toning. IN. o. Bee, 10Th.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-04-08

The Parsonage House in phipsburg struck by light
ming, Friday evening last and several persons very
rowly escaped with little injury The ooboard and posts
of bed which occupied atterad TO pieces bu: the
gentleman not injured The house considerably
damaged The house struck by lightning about
four years ago. 1t is built upon u ledge,
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-04-08
From the Passport Sentinel.

Lorenzo sABSE, Esq, has received the ap
pontment of Deputy Collector at this place
Messrs. Darius Prince, John l.. Bowman, an,
Enoch j. Noyes, inspectors.
S. M. Hunt. Esq. Deputy Collector, and ia
beg MowTy, Esq, Inspector, at Lubec
isaac Hobbs, Esq, Inspector, At Robinson.
T. II. Glove, - at Calais
Ii. w. Mcclellan, at Houlton.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-04-08

The illness of the Hon. Charles Ogle, we re
gret to learn, is most dangerous His wife i
with him at Washington, from whence he has beel
unable to remove.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-04-08
Arrivals, Clearances, &c.

Il
Ar at Havre, March Gh Ships Perdonnet Foote and o-
chester, Owen New Orleans Roger Sherman Nichols,
52Sth Feb sid. brig Aianco Nichols 10 do. March 4th Ship
Amazon, Richardson, do.
Al Slayasuez l7th ul brig Hiram, Heddean, for New
Nork,
AT st Croix w 10th ult, brig Charles Thomas Doughty
for New York, SOON
u at Philadelphia Both, ship Cordova Lowell Havana
ar at Salem 3Oth sch martina, .Iachias for York.
Sid FIN Baltimore BOTH sch Gazele, Bath via Rappahanuoc
ar at Portland Is sch -Four Brothers. Lncuinyille fo
Nantucket 18th, sch Emene, Blake, Bath for Boston
Abigail, Nelson Westpor for Boston Enterprise, Perry
East IhomastOn.
At Trinidad 18th ul brig Lhrsana, Ballard diSchargine
sch New York, Haley, from Wilmington &. touched
st Domingo city, Feb %, and sid for Aux Cages.
At R Croix w L. 18th u brig Baltic, Merritt for Viii
smington c. days
Ar at Havana 18th ut. Hellespon Pierce Frankfort
I Orbit Dresden.
Ar at Boston 1s sch Brunswick Woodward Brunswick
Andrew Jackson, Farnham, Damariscotta
C at Orleans Goth, ship Clyde, Theobad, Glasgow.
Ar 2lst ship Havre, Mckown, Havre, Feb brig Raymond,
Leyenseer Baltimore %, 22d ship France Marshall,
Glasgow; Avalanche, (now) Murray, Wiscasse Feb 10.
A M Mobile 2sd, sch Ceyon Delano, Charleston.
Sid fin Alphabetically 10th u Ship Hamburg, Cutting NY.
Cl at Charleston 29th Shplamerane 1heobld liverpool.
q at N. York list, brig Denmark, Wyman, Bath brig
1 Lawrence II. Adams, Rogers, Hampton, Me.
Ar at N. Haven Both, sch Citizen, Monroe, Camden.
Ar at N Orleans 18TH Genesee Lombard, Mobile. Below
bark Edleu, Lombard, Boston. q ship Plana Duncan,
Liverpool. Towed To Sea 18th, ship Vile de Paris. ADV
! bark Edneburg, Houdlette, Bremen, passage only.
Cl at Charleston 9th, ship Empire, 1oney, Havre.
4 Ar al Baltimore 18th, sch CeyOn kilkey Maanzas 10,
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-04-08

WILLIS GA YLoRD CLARK, Esq, editor of the
Philadelphia Gazette, who has been for a long
time dangerously sick, is now convaescent, and
likely to recover.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-04-08

The Rochester Democrat says the rise of tn
water in the Genesee River has been very great
No damage has been done thus far.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-04-08

The Sd of May has been appointed for an cleo
ton OF member of Congress to fill the vacancy
occasloned by the resignation Of the Hon. Lev
Lincoln.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-04-08

NOTICE. John Wood Of Bath, in consideration of.
the services rendered to by my son. John NJ Wood
now in his eighteenth year, and ninety dollars to be paid to
me by him, do hereby relnqush and quit TO said John NJ
Wood, all right to his further services or earnings here
by authorizing him without my intervention to trade for
HIMSELF TO make his and do business in his
own not holding myself responsible for the payment
of his debts or the filflmen of his contracts h
Witness A. M'FADDEN JOHN WOOD
Dated at Bath March Both, le4l. 3wI
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-04-08
DRY GO0Ds t-.t.rU, nRLN.rel

J Toy & JACKSON, have just received and offer for
sale, very cheap for cash, and fashionable
ment, Of FRENCH, EEGLISH & 9MERFCA.s' Prints.
Also prime lot of KFRSEY.uERES8 SdTLNETS Sheet
, ings Shirtings &C., &c.
They have likewise general variety of first West
India Goods and family Groceries, as-Tea Sugar
Coffee, Molasses, Rice, Flour, Pork Lard Potatoes Meal
Spices of all kinds, Cheese, Butter, &C., &c.
Also, large assortment, Of CR0CRERY, GLASS &
STONE HARE .also Boots & Shoes; together with man
other articles, all of which will be sold reasonable or
! Bath. Anrii Sth 1871,
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-04-08

GIVE are obliged to omit several articles pre-
pared for this pap r,o make room for the sad news of
the Presidents death, and the most important parts
of the foreign news.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-04-08

Arrived.
April lst, brig McIeln, Orr, Boston
sch Mary Chase, Chase, Norfolk
ed, sch Providence, Rodbrd, Providence
brig Ceylon, frott, Portland
3D., brig HelIespont Randall, Boston
4th, sch Comet, Fogg,
sch Boston, Donnel, i"
big Gornea, patteI, "
Cleared.
April lst brig Clarion, Mcfarland, Porto Rico,
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-04-08
ASSIGN SALE OF REAL rs
TATE In II WI.

MILL be Sold auction Saturday the lst day Of May
w 10 O'Clock A. NJ at the Of Ebenezer Arnold
in Bath, 90 acres Of and hess situated on Limbs
Island miles above Bath, together with the buildings on the
same, consisting of dwelling house two barns, and sheds
attached TO the At landing place ON the premises ut
the south end of said Iland is large quantity Of clay be
ing convenient place for making Brick, where dt
wood for burning the easily be obtained.
Also lot of land and fats bounded Water street lying
between j. Hyde and Levi Houghons, together with the
wharf and stores the sae, said lot is l95 feet the
street. The wharf extends 30 feet into the River.
The land flats the street may be divided into build
ing lots and sold separately if purchasers request it.
6o the shop and lot occupied by Walker & Bradford
the centre of the And one half of stnds's Mil
called. Also small lot Of Farming utensils. Terms made
known at the time and place of sale. For further particulars
enquire of JONATHAN HYDE, Assgnees of +.
/ HARTLY COVE. Amold's property.
Bath, April eth, 1871. 9.
~ B. The other part of the above named Island is for
sale the Nrhnlp cnnIains nIn lncrns
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-04-08
List OF Letters.

Remaining in tie Post Office, Bath Ne. April LIST, l64l.
When am of the following Letters called for, please
mention they advertised.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-04-08
DIED.

In Dresden Augusta, daughter of Robert and Frances
Perkins, aged years mos.
In Wiscasset "Wednesday, Mr.. Sutton Foy, aged 81.
In New CASTLE James Peble, Jr aged year and mos
In bootlbay, Miss Sarah Jane Adams, aged 10 years
Mr.. David Reed, aged about 78.
In Ihomaston 3st ult. Thomas Dicius, Lucus II
Chandler ESQ.
Elizabeth, only daughter of Capt Henry spaulding.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-04-08
MARRIED.

In Boothbay, March 3d. by Rev. d. Cushman, Mr. Josep
Harris to Miss Martha Jane Reed both of Boohbay.
In larpswell, }0th ut by Rev Geo Adams Cant Alber
Curtis of Brunswick to Miss Alice d. Skoeld, of Iarpswe
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-04-08
FARM FOR SALE.


SIE subscriber offers for his Farm situate near Rob
nson's Corner in Richmond 1t consists of about four
hundred acres of good land which will be sold all
or IN lots TO suit purchasers, has large quantity Wood
and Timber on and large Orchard with Graft I'd Fruit the
buildings thereon consist of double two 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
livery Of good and sufficient deed for the residue any
reasonable accommodation be had upon good security
For further particulars inquire of the subscriber or the
premises VIM PATTFN
Richmond, March 81. 1871. ri
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-04-08

RETAILING MOLAssEs.
PRIME lot of Crop Cuba Molasses good arficIs,
suitable oT retailing just landed from Brig Lion and fot
sale by c. CLAPP, Jr stanifosds Wharf
Bath, March -. Es2
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-04-08
STATE OF MAINE.

IINCoIN-sS
ITO William NJ. Reed and Thomas NJ Reed Executors of
the last viii and testament of Rebecca Parsons &c
Phpsburg in said County deceased. Greeting
You hereby ordered 10 notify the heirs law and
gaees Of said deceased that your final Execu
the Estate Of said deceased win be considered for
settlement and allowance Probate Coun be held at
Hscasset in said County, the 18th day Of May next at
eleven O'Clock, in the mOrnng-when and where they
b. present Notice be by causing This
he published in the Lincoln Telegraph at Bath thirty days
least and during four successive weeks before said Count
Given under my hand this 27h day of March, A. D. s4
4wl. EATH'L GROTON Judge of Probate.
NJ Office on T. Oh ECTs OsUTeE-WHEREAs Gar
diner Green of Topsam in thu County OF lincoln, and
State Of Maine, merchant the birtieh day of December
N the year eighteen hundred and thirty nine, by his attorney
thenrzer Everett conveyed to Lewis thompson of said
1u,san, yeoman, undivided eighth part OF single
saw Mn, situate the upper Falls in said Topsham for
m'y called the shore the Rogers MILL together with
one undivided eighth Of the water privilege, and
hpr theeunto belonging, in fee conditioned for
the payment Of the hundred and nine
trtieth day of December now the condition Of this
Veyance having been broken, the said Lewis Thompson
cams by thereof to forecose said mortgage, and
LEWIS THOMPSON.
Topsham, Feb IGth ls4l *4w5l.
- The first of May for few weeks only.
/ Bath April LIST, lsll. /.
ORANGES, Lemons, Grapes, Figs, p1nes, Raisins,
~ Citron and Apples Tor sale by R. p MORSE.
Bath, April lst TIL
"A April LIST. ].
A PRIME lot Seed Wheat, for sale by R, ?. MORSE
"A April !.
FEW boarders fnd,good Accommodations by calling
"a April /. Hfl) L. p MORSE
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-04-08

JEWELLERY! THE SUBSCRIBER, WOULD RES
pecdiy inform the public that he has taken part OF the
store now occupied by c. w. HOLMES doors north OF
the Elliot House. where he intends to carry on the W ateh
Clock ard JeweIIry business. Purchasers will do
well to call and examine E. W. DENISON.
N. B. Cash pCid for old Shser.
Bath March g. ISL tfAo
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NHA the subscribers have been duly appointed Executos
of the last will of Peleg Tallman, OF Bath in the
County of Lincoln deceased and have taken upon them
selves that trust by giving bonds the law directs And
persons having demands upon the estate of the said Pelee
Taman required to exhibit the same and all persons
indebted the said estate called upon to make payment
ELEANOR TALLMAEl -
pnth March 90 l9il
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IL persons whose Notes accounts have become due
N are requested call and pay up, shall take fair
honest way make them do so within very few days
WILLARD WALKER.
Bath April LIST. 3w !.
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FARMING UTENSILS.
tho SagadahoC cheap may be found variety of
IA FARMING UTENSILS cheap Also a6or 200 lbs Prime
FLAX. Enquire of A. PARSONS.
Rath, March 3lst. It'll
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ID p. MORSE has constantly hand, at his Old
h. stand (Fron ST. prime assortment of W. l. Goods
Provisions Groceries, &C., very cheap for cash. Pur
chasprs ars invited 10 call. Bath April LIST. (fl.l
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p. S, lie has since been again arrested.
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NEW GOODS, CHEAP!,

HELW GfBtb9BS. CR1EAP!I
EuST received at the Sagadaock Cheap Store, the
Steam Ferry2 Cases New Goods consisting in part of
Fg'd and plain Alpines, Chaes and Mousn de LANES,
English French and American Prints, Ednboro Shaws,
Fancy Idkfs. and Sca which together with general
somant of Dry Goods and Shoes viii be sold for few
weeks eery lo,r price and exhibited in rood Eght by
A. PARSONS.
Also ahove-a good assortment of Groceries,
sIarch ISiI
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SELLING OFF.
TENHE stock of Dry Goods at A. p. ROBINSONS will be
sold at Reduced prices for few weeks.
. Per Order .4ssignecs
March 25. If 50,
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CAFFTAL,
ONE MILLION OF DOLL.aRsII5
Incorporated by the State Of Ns1c York, March 81 1897
for 1toenty-one Years
CHARTER RENEWED AND AMENDED MAY 5th, 1910,
CoMRINING
FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE.
Shares, 300 enrn,