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New-York tribune., 1841-06-09

SR-Th arrival OF the British Queen last week brought
the painful intelligence OF the death OF the President OF the
ned Staes ~ the sea, OF Government the i,h OF April
deemed il proper to communicate Immediately 10 Lord
Paer.on the melancholy and have the honor Of for
,yaaipg 20 voa copies Of ny and his Lorshp reply
You VII; oi ai observe the manner II winch the 'ae'
rers received and ;hc feelings expressed on the af' o'
the Queen and her Government
a. the representative OF my Government and an \er1-
can zea also deemed proper assemble 'ch o ny
coantrvrcn as were IN London house tor me purpose
of paving respects the memory OF the Che'
a expressing ter sympathy under suck an unexpected
ca,arnity cory OF their proceedings now transmit
IT,. -, ruf6ei. a. v,a VIII see IN the English papers
ara sir yery .e,pecti,ly YOUR obeiient >eL,9n;:
New-York tribune., 1841-06-09

Cou.r OF EsEoE..-Th- pod, succeeded IN forming a
quoriln v.;erday-he Ieu; Goyernoc Chancellor and 20
Senators present absent resigned. Crae justices do
not i; for the hearing Of in Error ttom 'neir
Court but only when deliberin upon APpea IN CaaHeery
when the Chancellor retires
The case of Archibald Prics AID Jam Relnie agaia,
Samuel R Brooks argued ye,tegda: by M Lo,i FOR
re plaintiffs and Nlr. Colt ;or Tie de:eadaa Tie OF
Trlyers Is. Goodwin today
x Nam Members Of the Mercantile Li5ra- 'rite .
inquire 0: : WHY Tie Resolutions Of the Vtteare Merng
at Ciatoa Hall on Moaday evening Communicated
70 . as well s &c the Herald We only say that We
appie ;or them, and promised that Fey :0.d be
se.:o Is gtrs- % a.y paper t&qs -igi They id not
GENE bur tie aext srning exbibej thcrnss!9e5 z he
Hcrald
New-York tribune., 1841-06-09

G1 Hon. JoHy A klSc. of Jamaica. L. l., has been oI-
pointed by Gov Seward Trustee OF the State Lunatie As
lnm. vice WILLIAM l. SIoSE who decline.
New-York tribune., 1841-06-09

rJe Hon MARX II Slr1EY has resigned his in the
Sesaie OF this State. -Mayuard-Sibley--we
mus, not spare mary such.
New-York tribune., 1841-06-09

PORT OF NEw-YoRK. JUNE ., I3il
Il Ji moon
SUN rs.-......-....-..7 2G HIGH
New-York tribune., 1841-06-09


Liverpool May 49, Havre indirect, iIay H. N. erieana Nay
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-01-28
SPAIN.

SPAIN
The Madrid papers Of the 23d December
state that tha Duke of Victoria was suiil-
cieRtly recovered from his illness TO be abie
10 leave his house. He had declared hm-
self IN favor Of accepting the mediation oil
England IN the quarrel with Portugal ou'
II was not efain that the other member
of the regency would consent TO 1t.
Accounts from Coustanlinople state that
the Russians had been completely defeated
by the Circassians, aud driven from one ol
their most important iortresses, alter de-
cisiye battle. This intelligence, owing Ia
the absence of dates and places, was con-
si6ered doubtful.
Marshal Nalee has been recalled from,
Algiers. AID General Bugeaud is to sue
coed him in the command of the "grand
army" in Africa.
Retreat of ibratim Pocha from Syria =
Al the same time that Mehemit Ali learned
the refusal of Admiral Stopford to ratify the
treaty he received an overland despatch
from his son lbrahim, stating that he and
his entire army IN two divisions, were in
full retreat on Egypt The Pacha says
it consists Of so 600 men. They had kept
together till their arrival at Mezareib,
southeast of Lake Tiberias, when one col.
umn led by himself, crossed the Jordan and
marched through tie Naplaus "a dagger
Gus route through hostile plantation pas
sing between Jaffa and Jerusalem, both
now in the hands Of the Sultan, and pursn-
ing the coast road to GAIA and Ell Arich
He expected to arrive at the former on the
18th, without baggage or provisions, each
man at starting having only taken supply
for nine days. The second column was
marching by the safer route, due south,
through Batane, and the ancient territories
Of the Ammonites and Moabtes, east ofihe
Dead Sea.
Some doubts having been expressed as
to the precise nature Of the advice to be of
fered to the Porte by the allies after the
submission of Mehemet Ali, we feel that we
shall not be found wrong 10 stating that the
allies will advise the Sultan 10 grant to Me-
hemet Ali the hereditary possession of
Egypt, as the Governor of the Turkish
province Of Egypt, and not as vassa
prince, as some persons have been led to
believe.
A letter from Consiantinople ,in,he Com
MERE, asserts that it was the representa-
lives Of the four Powers in that capital who
took the initiative in inducing the Divan to
declare against recognizing Commodore
Napier's treaty, and not the Divan who
first decided to that effect, and then inform
ed the ambassadors. There is great deal
of contradiction and obscurity about this
point in all the accounts which we have
seen from Cons,artinople.
London Globe, Jan 4.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-01-28
26th Congmssm~.Second Session.
THURSDAY, Jan. IA.

HoFsDAf, jan Ia
In eena'e, mf "ueg,esoi we. presented pen
non 'fo" c,''%e"s Vi tn"i "tte' se','ns 'o'h 'ne
Dangers anu P'ec''"us"es' U, '',e 90 ,!'"e'y' anu
Iehion 'ra'in2 asa'S' 'epeu' ci 'he hs"g bounty
VI ne'''o" s"o nc """'u III '1" nays o'',9 II,
bhi tor repeating inns bounty when ne would under
take 10 snow ''a' me nst''ns ooon'lTs were paia
70 open anu nas'd"' ''oa''o" u me .ehs'"u''o" OIL
'he on"eD SUITES
IN we ~, ,iuusp' WI Huans ",aoe an a,'e'np' :"
nave ms o'' imposing ''gner au'y on DIX "ooos
'na"e 'i'e o'oe' ~ ''e e"y ''' ',e s'n "s''' ou,
whnon' soeceea."e' ai'e' "h'c, VII Nay'or resumed
ana couc'"ueo HIS speech !" oe'ehce Oh ms rgh' 10
me sea. ne now occupies aS 'nenPer rom Tue
mira Iohg'essohai I, l:u w renhsyIsaha.
IN .he o1";.e on ''any WI n1u''soh P'eseh'to
jim ,eSo'u'' , ''oHl '''' VI i,'"o's
requesting snch reg Sa,'oh az "''s' secure the re-
''''ssion VI uu,y y" ,an'oau "o"'
W.T. N'i'eno.'' o, NY "'"ae an unsuccessful at
.e"'P' l" ,'o ''1 """'' P' '''' 'aNe" up ne saio
ne shouru 'sne~ MS 'not'n anu press the aonlect
on '"e eohs'e a.o" ~. ~ "'o Ne""'1 nhu'eoiate'y
a'e, 'ae Iree"P'o MI ''ll WIS ' ~, o.
Mr mef''cN Vi "u "o'eu INA. 'he TURNER con-
s'defa'o" ~ ne ", o' oe pos'Po''ea, WIN
WY 10 nNe Up M ' W '"eo' Po'a'e ''e nanks
oil washington. Inns motion was 'aid on the table
oy "a woe Oh 20 10 10
Inc nouse resumed me consideration OF the
hepor. o, w, "o"n'n'eo -" L'ec''ons on me SUB
| u 80, .o,,ao, ,,,, n x..oI.,;
hePorl s'nI m, WIN 'esp'u'oh aiir'nng Inc
f'gp Oh W.T. Nd.'o' " 'le sea' ne occupies amer
some oeoa'e ,he P'e''ous question: was demanded
anu S"s'an.1c' WI '"o ',o",o I"n'e III orect
vote pPon '"e ,ts,uN"' .rP','ea oy ne committee
on on e'ee'ios'' VA. 81 A.. ~ S ways
CO. % ,Ho 'Is"t y, ' wv was o''ii.heo'
sn'u.ooyi '"". ion ~ G ns pe'"lons lot
ana ds"lns' ."I Pa .L" "N,up' aw mao a,
peeh prescn'eu 10 f"e Ee"ae, '''e coi'h'ee on Inc
'uoic'afy lepo',cu III '"'o, VI au'norZ."g Inc sec
fe'a,y VI 'ro S... w compromise WIN 'he
su'e''es ., caihuei s"a'l" 80
"A resolution was introduced by Mr. Benton calling
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-01-28

II will also occasionally be embeshed with a
FINE NGRAVING-together with pupular
piece of Music.
The 'SEMI. MONTHLY MAGAZINE" will
truly form valuable durable and entertaining
companion for every fire side in both town and
conntry-and it may he unhesatingly pronounced
the handsomesf and the cheapest, by 100 per cent
of any magazine periodical now before the
country, or that is about to be issued, and we feel
confident that its cheapness will secure for 1t a
circulation in every town and village.
City Subscribers can haye the Magazine efi at
their houses. every morning of its publication.
1t will be for sale by all the Agents Of the Boston
Notion, at IL 9 cts per single Copy.
Postnasters are authorized to act MS AGENTS.
Letters must be addressed the subscriber, post
paid, or ranked by Postmaster.
All subscriptions to be paid for in advance-and
no subscriptions received for less than one year.
ADVERTISEMENTS
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Dry Goods Dealers, and others. will be printed for
those who wish it, on ertra pages, in n snowy and
conspicuous style, after the manner of English
Magazines, and attached TO the Semi; Monthly
Magazine at very low rate.
GEORGE ROBERTS,
Publisher and Proprietor.
STATE STREET,
Boston, Jan. II, is4l.
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100 Per ct. the cheapest Magazine in the
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The subscriber, as publisher of the Boston No.
tion"-the mammoth newspaper of America-has
long had desire 10 place the large amount Of en-
tertainiBg miscellaneous matter which that paper
weekly contains, in a form suitable for binding
and many friends have frequently urged him TO
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Believing that the Quarto form would not be gen.
eray acceptable he has thought best not 10 COM
mence it-but in its Stead offers the '.Semi- Month
| ly Magazine"
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who desire to keep up with the current, wi,bon,
TOO gre,t IN expense. Of all the English period-
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tents are useless and unlHlere'ung, and II will be
J the object of the "Sem- Monthly Magazine to
"winDow tho wheat and throw The chat away
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-05-13
YEGNTaRLE sYNVP,


TENE most safe and eecnal remedy Oressenng The pains
and su1trings attendant parteion woman that has
ever been discovered.
The delicate female may use without the least fear
Of injury to herself or offspring.
The proprietor possession many letters showing
that ii fully the purpose for which is recommend
ed only in csseng pain and rendering the process Of
labor easy Safe but in promoting the speedy
cry Of the mother after confinement.
Directions for using &C. briefly stated in small
pamphlet that accompanies each bottle III winch are cer
from Physicians who have prescribed 1t, and other
Gentlemen whose Wives have used II.
Pamphlets may be had gratis of Agents by those who
DESTROYS Of farther information.
Prepared by s. PAGE, druggist, HALLowELL, to whom
orders may be directed.
1t also for sale by the dozen single bottle by W. c.
SrIMPsoN s. REED, No. ia, state Street, Boston.
j. r. L1da druggist Augusta, Ioc. j. a. Be7y, Saco
Chas. 1ar6eH Gardiner. 7. Eogg g. Co. Thomaston.
IL .Aifea, Watsfvle r. S. BidsdeR, l.. Thomason.
.NaLtE Jicid Bath. Edmund Dana, Niscasset.
e. VHiistoR " Brunswick. C. Church, Jr Phillips.
4 Carfer, u n.,, II. q. Lorejog, Favette,
C. H. Becioh, " fofliahu' Jobr Shies, Walduboro'.
q. ". Hoiden g Bangor 5. ". Bates, Norridgewock.
I'm. o. Poor Belfast.
Nm. .NoycS, Maine Farmer Office Winthrop.
Bath, May 9Th, lsil. cop. ly7
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-05-13

Arrivals, Clearances, &c.
Ar ut Iavre April0, ship Hanover nrImmond New
Orleans.
SD from Cork 9Th Oregon Gldden, Liverpool for New
York, land was off Kinsae, 7th.)
Sid FIN Liverpool, llth ship Trenton, Nlanson Boston
Eth Victoria, Thompson, New York. Cid lt, n.
Amariea, phadrlphiA; l7th Lyons, Agry, New York
Adv Cal donna, for Boston, 18th inst Manchester, Boswort,
At Havana, 9th nit. brig hnrcne, Parncs, loading
At AatAZas, Goth ut. brig Frances Louisa, mouton, i'm
Havana. m 25'h disc'c
cid al y Orleans 9th, ships Genesee, Lombard Gas-
Cow; North Carolina, DrImmond, and PENNSYLVANIA,
Dummond, Liverpool scir Arab, hradSireet, N. York
r 2sth shin On Hopdlaa, Boston % Cid ships
Wales, Watts Liverpool Girard, Gross, Havana ADV
shin Birmingham, Liverpool passage ony schr. Planet,
Robinson, Boston aud Portland, lst inst.
Ar X. YORK sth, Hero, ihomast0n; GfeenlFai, Draper,
do cid ill., schr. \. York. aily, Bath 18th, brig Missia
sippi, Blanchard, Bath.
ir AT Providence nh, schr Relief Nclerson, Path.
Ar at Gloucester Gth scirs Texas Thomaston Fornax
Dennis, for kcnnChec.
ar at Boston Gth brig a!tc Merritt Wilmington, n. c.
New York Merynan, Baltimore. 1th brig Partridge, Riley
Havana 18th nit brig rom Paine, (of homaston aoiIiso
Norfolk; sch Helen, (of fraepar) Curtis, Orleans Sti-
of Bath Turks island odd ult schs Darius, Nickerson
IIalowe; Caroline, Cunningham, Wiscasset
Arat Baltimore 4t bark Ten Brothers, otWadoboro I'm
York.
Ara Orleans 25th, brig Oneco Butler Thomaston
cid 24h ship New England Lowell la're; brig Raymond
Levanseer Rio Janriro Adv ships Brunswick, for Havrr
passage only; GlargoV Baker, for Liverpool, wanting 25l
bales: United States, Swantan, do. with dos.
Ar at York 10TH schs Gen Warren, MCINTYRE, Thomas
ton I2 MAY Flower, Jameson, do. do. reciaaf, Draper
do. do. Below ship tancn Nichols, of Gardiner from
Orleans.
a at baltimore sth brig Adamant, burlington. path.
C al orleans lst inst. ship Calico Lombard,
C at Aralaccola 24t bark Lion, scnoded, of Bath. fJ
IIaYre.
ia fin Norfolk 9Th, brig Caledonia Drmmona, f. Cowee
At Naanzas 2Jh ut brig, Bordeaux Parker for Boston
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-05-13

The English papers state that at several sales
Of American butter in the London and Liverpool
Market none of it sold for more than three forths
ms much as that from the continent. This is said
10 be entirely owing to the want Of care in work
ing out the bulter-milk, sailing and packng.-
There onght hot to be so much 90 ahead to our
diary folks to neglect these essential points in
the manufacture of good butter. When proper
ly worked and sailed, butter will keep perfectly
sweet for years.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-05-13

EflNE undivided parts of the Farm occupied by Mr.
4 John WadsWorh, Will be sold public aucon at the
Tontne Hotel in Brunswick, Saturday the 18th of May
instant at two O'Clock in the aflGnoon.-Said farm is stu
ated in brunswick the Turnpike read leading from run-
swick to i!a, and bJnt two miles from Bowion College.
The farm contains about fifty extends both sides Of
the turnpike, and is bounded the north AndroscOg
gin River where drift wood be obtained with great ease,
and with other expense than the labor of taking it from
the river. The buildings old story house. two
story house adjoining, comparatively new and barn The
land is Of good quat ortlage moving and pasture. The
terms Of payment VIII be, SO in cash, at the time of sale
note with good securities, satisfactory to the auCtiUncer
payable in six MONTHS for so, and the Remainder in equal
annual payments of one two and three years. secured by
the farm and all annual interest For fur
ther particulars, inquire of the faulty the premises,
A. b. THOMPSON at Brunswick.
Brunswick, May /. 1911. (2w6) Il. II. MEDER, Auctr
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-05-13

TENHE subscriber would inform his friends and the public,
that he taken the store formerly occupied by J. II.
Nichols, where g has just received prime assortment of
SPRING GOODS,-consstng in part, Of Broad Cloths,
Cassmare atnats, NestngsBrown and Hleachsd sheet
ings Shirtnss, and orngs,a ioeskins Gamhoons, and
summer wear. ENGLISH, FRENCH and AMERICAN
PRINTS, MGU&SEldAE de LANES, PRINTED LAWNS
and iaconntus.
a good assortment of Hosiery, Cloves &C., &c.
ALso-CROCKEBY n Glass WARE, and good
sortment of family GROCERlES.-Al of which he will
sell very cheap for cash. !. MATTHEW'S I'd.
AIso:-A small lot of Good BUTTER-anda lot of shoes
Of all sorts, ray cEedp
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-05-13
Arrived.

Arrived.
May g. sch Mechanic, M'Cany, Tappahannock
sch Catherine, Wait, Maragalante, "a days, witt
Noasses. Len, brig samI N. Gott, Gray 70
Boston, LIST May
brig Charles Merritt, n. York
brig Charles Thomas, Doughty, York
& sch hiadawaska, Small, Boston
brig VIM PuTington, Randall, Guadaloupe
10, sch Butler Macomber, Boston
sch Two Brothers, Bennett, Norfolk
Br. sch Amethyst, Morris, Walton, n. c.
sch Helen, Wood, Boston
II, brig Besey, Coombs, York
sch Liberty, Fairfield, Barnsiable
Brig Gazea, Pearce, Tappahannock
sch Margaret, Williams, Savannah
Cleared.
Mry :, sch Darius, Nickerson Boston
TO- Br. sch Rising sun, Faulkner, Petite.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-05-13

DIR. s. o. Richardson's sherry Wine Esitta,a
RE the only sure remedy for Dyspepsia and Jaundce thnt
"A has been discovered-and their general use for -
years. with recommendations from the eminent of the
Medical Faculty, and editorial notices from the Boston Nom
ing Post, Boston Daily Mall Plymouth Memorial Amoske
Representative, Barnstahle Patriot, Essex Banner Havei
Gazette, Lowell Patriot, Bunker Hill Aurora Charlesown
Portsmouth Gazette n H. Dover Gazette N H. Northern
Star Island, Lincoln TeIegraph Me-, New York EVENING
Signal, &c must assure the afflicted That they possess won
derfu merit THEY GIVE 1iFE ELAsTrctrY AND yIeoE /,
the vscer promote peristae action cleanse the stomach
and bowels from unhealthy accumulaons, and purify and
enlven the blood in the most thorough and eectal
They the most certain remedy for all those prevalent
Diseases called Dyspepsia, Jaundicc, Liver Complain
Heartburn, DIZZINESS, Headache Wandering Se,4
Pains, snkng Faintness, Sour stomach Loss Of appesit
Weakness of the Limbs Nervous Debility, Costyeness
Piles and all Diseases caused by an unhealthy state of e
Stomach and Bowels.
They the nnrivalled and eflcaeious compound Of
3RaGeLAH PHYSICIAN 20 and Graduate Of the NEw-HAmr
SURE MEDIC COLLEGE, VINO has made the study of Med
Being composed entirely vegetables they are of suc
nature that they may be taken for any length of time by
yads OF any age without iBming the system Texposne
TO take cold. p
BEFORE or PEDDLERSu
The genuine article cannot be obtained them on ans
.8LL0W THEN TO SELL ifY JuEDicLN-Es And all
TO be mine, ,8RE RANK CoGNTERFEiTS r''i'''''''
As some are base enough to I'll the empty bottles with
| tempted an imitation Of my BitteIs in papers.
BE CaREFUL OF WHoM Y6U P0RcHasEi
In consequence Of these attempts impositio hn%a
been at great expense in having directions and wppr
and in future the Bittcrs papers win be done up d
ent style See ha tine envelope has on IT my in full
conferred according to act of Congress- in the year 8O y
3 o. Richardson, NJ. d. in the Clerks Office of the District
Court of Massachusetts :" and the other side "stalisl
ed in 1905 at Sogth Reading County of Middleex
chuses" The border around the inside directions, (whic
are printed on white tissue paper is SO curousy engraved
that the words cdr S. o. Richardson's Sherry Wine Ber.''
present themselves in thousand different forms. As copy
right has been granted me, INFRI SGEMEsTs
SEVERELY DEALT according to law. The bottles
| nearly ready to be issued, in the style.
All Btters prepared by me have fac-simile of my sigma
tnre on the outer envelope, TO coUNTERFEIr
| FORGERY
as YoU T.4LUE HEALTH, BE CAREFUL
Orders from Agents, merchants, traders DRUGGISTS apo
ecaes and dealers in medicines will be pnctually
to- and sent TO part of the country, safely packed
boxes. liberal discount will be allowed on the sale.
For sale, wholesale and retail, at the
DocroR's OFFICE, Is HANOVER STREET, BOSTON,
and IN most Towns throughout the NewEngland States
sC3Price 70 cents per bottle50 per paper.~fG
For sale by N.Wed, G. c. Waldron, d. Y. Kendall, in
Bath, Nle. ew6m
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-05-13

Reception Of the .heps Of the Presidents Death.
We have heard from the remotest quarters of
the Union since the intelligence of General lIor-
rison's death reached them, and we say with the
Richmond Wing, that extremely impress
sed with the extent and depth of the popular re-
greet, and the immense popularity of the deccas-
ed. Not Gen. Jackson in his palmiest DAYS, not
any other but the father of his country, command
ed so general and enthusiastic national afec-
ton. His country would have been benefited by
his living longer, but he himself could never have
died in higher odor of popular favor. In every
quarter of the Union, public meetings, process
SONS, eulogies, declare the country sympathy
and deep regret-N Y. American
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-05-13

: T :
Owners Names. Property.
David Antony and others, house, &c. near 6
the mouth Of Sabaas stream, IA 100 | -
David Antony and Others house, do do. 10 100 30
Shop and mills ' ','' 70 596 81
Gardiner c. Frost, house and mill privilege
near Little River VILLAGE. 40 60
River Village, 100 %
the Factory Village and land near Edmond
Heirs Of Josiah Little, l barn and land on ~''
island in the Androscoggn, % a35 3 So
Hannibal Iamin and others, part of the JOHN
Dean farm, lO7 32I 81
Heirs of Isaac l.. Cnslrnan l house, barn
at the Factory Village, GA 202 3 %
Heirs Of Isaiah Il. Goddard, house and lot
at Little River Village, IA 70 o5
Joseph w. kitterdge, l barn and land near
Lydia Row, Widow one third of barn and
land, part of the Major Row farm 50 1915 . %
VIM. Wllitmore, house, barn and land
near Webster Corner, IA 900 3 90
Charles Thompson, lot of land near Ring
Charles Thompson, store and land at Little
Barnabas stront and others, a lot of land
near James Jordan, 2G 135 03
Orlando Merrill, house and barn near the
South West Bend Bridge, I76 7OI 10 50
NJ. :. iager owner unk'n. house K barn,
half of arist mill ut Little River viz. 10 $50 Is
John Dam, house, barn. situated on the
lIussey +. 4. R. & Cox, 70 of saw mill at
Little River Village, "a DC
Barnabas Strout, 10 81 81
Joseph Adams, mill site at Little gv. Village, 50 IS
And unless said taxes and all necessary intervening char
ges are paid TO me, the undersigned Collector of the town Of
Lisbon for the year ls1 balre tue thirteenth day Of
September newt, at eleven O'Clock 4. NJ shall then proceed
to sell Of Public Auction, much of said real estate. at the
and all necessary charges SiaEON DWGNEL,
Collector of Taxes in Lisbon for the year 1910.
Lisbon, May g. AL III
LOWER wOOLaN aANuFACToRY
a. K J. MAAALi,, respectfully inform the public that