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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-03

TO- Bore4-ir and ID Tier 10 cents PIt % cents: ist
and - Galleries 70 cts. Cjiourod do 70 cts. Dc 3
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-03
RICHMOND THEATRE.

ut- The New Comedies Of LONDON AFsUR ANCE
scented with every attention 10 their superior merits.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-03

10 Eea-on Tctcts can be procufed by application =
the Boz Ohee, from IA. ". ul2P. NJ Price o2 o., 10
fvgH months.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-03

Schr D Ann SomsrS, Powell, N York, coal.
Schr Constitution, Lively, York River, sundrie'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-03
NOTICE.

JAMES LYONS.
NFP. S.-Thc City papers will please oonv.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-03

We give below briefand hurried account Of the
brilliant festivities in honor Of Lo,d Nlorpelh at the
CITY Hotel last evening
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-06-24

ltappears from what Capt. Hubbard could hear,
that Capt. G. and his companions were taken from
the Charles bya Spanish vessel and afterwards trans
ferred to the Ann.
Several hours after the above was communicated
TO Capt. Hubbard, the schooner again run down TO
the brig, and the same person, said 10 be Captain
Gorham, asked if they could be relieved Of some
other crew. Capt. II. replied that he could not
take any, as he had no room but would supply them
with provisions If wanted. No answer was return
ed to this from the Ann.
The schooner acted in very strange manner and
perplexed Capt. II. very much Finally however,
he told her Captain that she must go way or the
other as he desired TO lay his course breeze
then sprung up, and the next morning the schooner
was several miles astern.
There is something very singular about this affair
"a mystery that time only will clear up 1t is said
by Capt. II. that the only person on board the Ann
who spoke 10 him, was Captain Gordon, or person
who represented himselfas such. lie further says,
that he saw no females on board the schooner, and
does not think there were any. This makes the af
fair still more strange, there several among
the passengers of the Charles when she left New
Orleans And what is more remarkable than oil, is
the throwing overheard four hundred bales of cotton
when there was none TO throw over. New Orleans
papers state the cargo Of the Charles to have been
$4,000 sayes, 10 900 feet of lumber, lot ofnead-
ING and wheel spokes No cotton is mentioned.
We shall have more particulars abont this mystic
rons affair in few days. soon as the Ann reach
es Portsmouth.
! m Y Herald
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-06-24
Arrivals, CIearances. &c.


Ar at Liverpool 29h u Trad Ferry Stevens Alexandria
Isl INST Wales, Watts and Jacob Penncn Martini Orleans
SID from Flushing 2lst, Clinton, Manson Newcastle
Arat Cadz 18Th, Hanover, Drtlmmond Havre
Sid from HaYre 18th, ship Otheo, Tucker U States
ar at Orleans 6th ship Charles, Of Bath found abpn-
doned off the ,alize. Cid 5t ship Byron shaw Liverpool
Ar at Norfolk 10Th, sch Coral, Thomaston. =
Ar at Alexandria l4th sch Gov Francis Shaw Eastport
Ar nj Bedford 18th, sch Susan, Blackwell Gardiner
Ar at Holmes Hole 18th, sch Tarynn, Hartman bangor
for London eN''
Ar at Newport l7th sch Hope & Susan Kennebec 18Th
Morning Star. do. - -
Ar at bristol 10TH sch Pearl, Gwn, Thomaston
AZ at Philadelphia llth, Palas, Stephens, Bangor 3
CT at n Orleans Sd, ship London Patten Boston Adv
Caspian, Pauen, for York, part cargo engaged
Arat Fall River l7th, sch Superior Kelley Bath
Ar at Providence 18Th, sch Providence Snow Bath Hone
susan, Thatcher, kennebec, Sid Mane Nichols Bangor
Ar Philadelphia 18TH sooD Mary Howard Gardiner
Ar Norfolk 10th, sch Coral, Trissei Thowaston
In Hampton Roads, soh Susan Ludwig, Young, Thomas
ton for Alexandria
sid fa Pensacola 9Th, brig Fred PEARL spoford, New
London ' ~
Ara Boston 18th, sch Boston, Noon Macas lsth brig
Ann Maria Wade, Thomaston fof Mobile; Mirror Haskell
Bangor Caroline, Cunningham, Wiscasset; Helen, Wood
Bath Cid brig Lion, Futon Bath Ar sch Jane, Ingralam
Augusta. ca Buah Chase Bangor. 18th, ship Trenton
President Jackson, Stanley, Belfast Roman i,eals Haow
ell; Delta Pool, Augusta Ar GOTH sch Odeon (of Oand
Leland, Pieto" 10; ship Nance, (of Gardine Nichols
Arat York l7th, ship Sheffield Porter Orenns; brig
Oneco, Butler, Orleans. Cid Factolus Manson Bangor
Ar 18Th schs President, Clayton, Chenfeld McDonough
hr Shields 18Th Vile de Paris Trott Havre land COM
menced loading led for Boston)
Spoken.
June o lat 3s Ion IS, ship United States, swanon, FIN
Orleans for Liverpool
date lat 20 49, Ion 76 49, (by the susquehannah Mt
Phadelpha) ship Rochester, Owen, fun Orleans for Cork
and market 50
of Cape sables by sch Bonny Ben Tar,ox of westpor
sch Melville, Kent of Boothbay, 5days from York,
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-06-24

Arrived.
June %, brig Lion, Fulton, Boston
sch Mary Chase, Stems, do.
SCH Samuel, Fogg do.
sch William, Mckinney, do.
brig Wildes Walker, Edgcomb, do
q, sch Patriot, Oakman, do.
Sch Kosciusko, Fogg, st Thomas
Barque Gilbert, Given, (baLas) IA DAYS from Ma
anz9s Left ship Tnoeon, loading for st Petersbure ship
SHAY, do, do brig Cornth, loaded for Hamburg sid in
company with ship Claudeus of Boston, for ST Peterirq
andbg Old Colony, for Portland. The barque VIM. Iadd
Wyinan, Of this port at Matanzas, the sh iast 7.
Cleared.
o., brig Levant, Alexander, ST Thomas
%, brig Empire, Kelley, Martinico.
Sailed.
90, brig Frances Ellen, Berry, Guadaloupe
sch Hanover, DonneH Gloucester
brig Champion, Mitchell, Freepou
sch Alkaline, Linscott, Martinique
brig Frances Louisa, Mouiton, do.
DR. sch Rival, Masters, ST John, N. B.
Brig Fox (of Bowdonham) is the railway for re-
pairs. She is not seriously injured.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-06-24

~ ttr sign n tr .bo7Gr, opposite he Printing GGce,
" ESFECTFuLfN invite the notice ofthe community
their New Apohecary Establishment Front Street. in
the building recently known the Kmha Store opposite
TINS Printing Office whca they will be ready furnish nj
all times, night day, Medical and Surgical advice and
medicines with neatness and dispatch and cheap can
be procured in the place Particular attention will be given
toPhyscaAS orders and prescriptions and furnishing
t..-f
Dr. HAE will attend exclusively duties ofthe shop
and On SfOCKBRIDGE will continue to devote Ills atteA-
ton to his Profession of Surgery and Medicine.
~ H. They nave Soda Fountain from which they RIM
furnish the !uxions anq sparkling beverage perfection.
Bath June TO- lS4 till
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-06-24
LIBERTY STATE CONVENTION.
&c AND BOSTON STEAM Ma
CATION LINE.
THROUGH by DAYLIGHT!,

h -~vsA - THE fast sailing and superior Steamer
Z "a ~ HUNTRESS, T. C. JEwErr, .Nastcr will
.s+sss1aFrs- leave Kings Wharf, Bath, every Tues
day. Thursday and Saturday morning at O'Clock for Boston
Portsmouth
Returning will leave Portsmouth, on the arrival of the
Cars from Boston, for Bath, Gardiner and HaLOweH and
rive same afternoon. Fare through Boston $2,51 To
Portsmouth s 80 Meals extra E ."
Regular days for the j. w RICHMOND TO leave liaowe
every MONDAY and THURSDAY, at half past 9, P. NJ
For luther particulars apply to P. KNIGHT, Ageat.
Bath, May 18th, IS4I. IT'S
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-06-24
NEW GOODS.

THE subscriber would inform his friends and the ublc
that he has taken the store formerly occupied by j. H.
Nichols where he has just received prime assortment Of
SPRING GOODS,-consisting in part, of Broad Cloths
Cassimeres Saneis, Brownapd Bleached Sheet
ngs, Shrngs, and Driilngs,-Moleskns, Gamhoons and
variety of other stns for Gents and boy's spring and
summer wear ENGLISH, FRENCH and AMERICAN
PRINTS, MouSsELlNEd de LANES, PRINTED LAWNS
and Jaconnetts.
good assortment Of Hosiery, Gloves, &c, Sc.
ALso--CROCKERY & GLASS WARE, and good "a
sorfment Of fqmilytGhoCERfES.-AI Of which he will
sell very cheap fJr cash. J. MATHEWS I'd. q
Also: "A small lot of Good BUTTER-and lot of Shoes
of all sorts, rery cheap.
Nav IL.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-06-24
LORRAINE'S PILLS,
OR yEGErABLR UNIVERSAL MEDICINE
. CURATIVE, a..


or the French College Of Health in Paris
Prored and justified by the most Distinguished Physicians in
France Morough Purifier Of The BloOd consequently
a certain cure far all Gurgblc Diseases.
DISCOVEREDBY s LORRAINE, NJ. D.
THE extraordinary virtues of Lorraine Pills
depends upon of over so different Vegetables all
admirably combined purify noursh and invgorate
the human system These Pills when taken digested
and into every part of the system and in their effect de-
stroy the morbid humors and powerfully purge them off
when taken in sufficient quantities, yet mild in their aper
alton not to be offensive To- the most delicate.
The advantages of Lorrnnes Pills are, they
mong other remarkable properties AZ e purposes of Mag
nesa, EPSON Salts &C. BY quickly correcting acidy, of
the stomach, and any heartbean, by simply taking
one Pill every night for short time.
is wei known that nine enhs of all the of
Consumpons, which annually consign forty thousand vic
tins the grave, originate from distractions, caused by
taking cold. All this is efiecuaAy prevented by timely
application of Lorraine's Pills.
{y~Femaes will find powerful assistant to nature in
these Pills. in the important functions of their systems
A. p. HALE NJ. D., Agent for the towns the Kennebec
River its Waterve inclusive, Brun-
swck and Wiscasset. 6ml3
BOOK 81 JON PRINTING, dome at this Office
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-06-24
MustepiAa Factotum Xeli Khan.
i1rkSk SnJTTE To-, T,u. o.


7Ais old stand No COMMERCIAL HAay at the gn of tte Coh
CONTINUES his old business with many additions From
~ long experience he atters hmsethat he can gye
pcc satisfaction in all the important sciences to which he
has directed his attention. viz grinding of Scissors Cut
ting up Hogs curing of Bacon Phenologv Animal sanne.
tis translation of dead languages and teaching OF Oren-
tai languages.
Those having demands against him are requested TO
keep stu =
In addition to his former stock he contemplaes the es;a
fishing of opposition Custom House where all who have
lost Office and all disappointed office seekers will he provi
ded orten smart will be required TO take charge of
the Boat and other officers in proportio-a, of which is
respectfully submitted -
Small favors thought highly of-Whaes caught at short
notice, &C.
Bath, June 54th, 1871. 3w13
Ps. Lectures scientific and Literary subjects deliver
ed at short notce-deep and mcomprehenbe subjects ex
pained-aH persons forbidden on his Measure
groundsvisiters especially requested handle ex
cites, and other and valuable pInnts
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-06-24
PARTICULAR NOTICE.

nAViD Y. KENDALL, being about make some change
~ in his business desires all persons with whom he has
unsettled affairs. to call and settle Immediately,
FOR SALE-Two very pleasant House Ios-on one Of
them good Cellar well stoned and underpinned ready
toreceive the frame, situated Middle Street near Col
Soui's--the other is situated on High Street
Also, for sale Timber for Frames, Boards, ases Window
Frames, Blinds, Doors, &C. Any wishing TO purchase
will do well to call soon ' , .,.l-
Eath. June "a, 1871,
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-06-24
CONGRESS-.
IN. Y. iIera ID.

Since our last few mpracicable Wings, head
ed by thai mad leap, Wise and spurred on by the in
Irigue and rsscaty of the loco fncos succeeded in
getting the House into state ofcompete confusion,
on the subject ofthe 2lstrula OF "gag act of the
last session. which was rejected by the prraent Con-
gress, but afterwards reconsidered on motion of
Mr.. Ingersoll, loco foco of Pennsylvania. Final
ly, after much wGste of time, and great excitement,
MIR. Stewart of Virginia, introduced the following,
which was adopted e compromise:
Resolved That all the rules and orders Of the
las, House of Represer iaiives, not superseded BY
any rule or resolution adopted at the presen. ses-
sion and now in force, be and the same are hereby
adopted FOR the regulation this House st the pres
cnt session. And that Select Committee be ap-
pointed to receive and enter the rules hereby adopt
ed and that they have leave to report at all times
All this delay ofbusiness, and confusion in Con-
gress too disgraceful to be named is the legit-
mate fruits of loco ocoism, and that party is alone
responsible for the whole blame.
WAsursGroY, June Is, 184l.
The Senate has been engaged nearly the whole
day in debate on report OF the Secret ary of the
Treasury.
tended that by the recent resolutions adopted, the
standing committees heretofore appointed by the
Spe aker were not now in existence and that it
would be necessary for the Speaker to re-appoint
them. For his part he no longer considered him
self as n member of the committee on which he
had been appointed. He considered it due to the
consistency of the House itself for the Speaker to
re-appoint the committees, and he for one wished
to do away with the idea that the Abolitionists
had dsproportonate number on them. Mr.. A.
concluded by offering resolution to the effect
that the standing committees be re-appointed.
The Char stated that in his opinion the stand
ing committees heretofore appointed were still
III existence.
MIR. Adams then said, as the Chair considered
these committees as still in force, he, Mr. A. de-
sired to be excused from serving on the commit
tee on Indian affairs. On motion he was excus-
ed accordingly.
The House then resolved itsefnto commit
tee of the whole on the state ofthe Union, and
resumed the consideration of the relief the wild
ow of the late President
MIR. Adams had moved to Eli up the blank by
inserting S2J,000
Mr.. Gordon had moved to amend by inserting
$500
Mr.. Adams stated by way ofexpanation, that
the late President had not drawn any part of his
salary before his death.
MIR Gilmer said he could not vote for the bill
If it were mere act of generosity there would.
in his mind, be bnt one feeling on the subject
lie therefore recommended that a subscription
be opened so that the people the whole coun-
try, without distinction of party, might give as
they pleased
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-06-24

AUC4ION!
ITO be sold Aucton the Elliot House, in Bath (un
less previously disposed of private sse) Thursday
the oath day of June, instant O'Clock p NJ that valua
BILE Real Estate in Bath possession of Isaiah Crooker
ESQ., al the time of his decase, consisting of part of the
valuable Wharf called Crookers Wharf, and the Store there
on, and the Dock appurenan thereto also lot the
West side OF Water street, also the feveson of thewdows
DOVER the dwelling House and Lot the East side OF
Washington street also several small Lots between WASH
ington street. and High The Lots laid Down on
plan which may be by applying to the s,bserber terms
made known at the time of sale. EBENEZER CLAP.
Rath JtneID l. Owl
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-06-24
TAKE NOTICE.

TAKE NOTICE.
LII persons hereby cautioned against espassng in
"a the fields Of the undersigned during months of June
and july the utmost of the law will be put in
force on I'll offenders. David SEWATiI, & son,
CHARLES Russell, JOHN STAMFORD, -
JERE ROBINSON, ,WM WINSLOW,
S. G.. STINSON& Co. CHARLES EDGCoMB,
BENZ. LITCHFIEED. J. & &. SEWALL. -
Bath, Ju ne %, ls4l. .3wl3
KENNEBEC LOG DRIVING COMPANY.
THE members of the Kennebec Log Driving Company and
all others hereby notified that the Directors
of said Company will at the Office of their Clerk in
Gardiner Monday t day of July at ten O'Clock
A. NJ. for the purpose of laying assessment logs and
other timber driven by said company the year and
apporti0nng the BY order Of the Directors, = "
DANIEL NU1yEING, Clerk Of Kenn. Log Driving Co.
Gardiner, June 18th, lS4l.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-06-24
TINHE MOST POPULAR TEMPERANCE BEcV-
4 E2AGE Is WILLIAM BROWNS SARSAPARILLA


4 ERAGE Is WILLIAM BROWNS SARSAPARILLA
COMPOUND, OR SILVER TOP. :
II is extensively known NO. Slper TOP. There be-
ing imitation tops and imitation syris offered in the
market You will please call for William Browns safsaparilla
Compound of Mead Syrup For genuine observe the fac
smile of my hand writing the label drawing the
interior of Medicine Store. 1t thought by many of
Physicians that its general se is to be attributed
uncommon prevalence health the past season. its ten
dency purify the blood, removing all humous from the
sstem when they appear the skin About 1000 lbs
OF best Spanish Sarsapala used the past summer
in preparing this preparation ito the expense of S20o-
When the strength is wholly extracted from the of the
Sarsaparla, makes red liquor, and when formed into
syrup, it cannot be made white. ~, >
For sale in Bath at wholesale and retail by e. WOOD
6w H.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-06-24
ADMINISTER Tors SALE OF REAL ES-


SHALL expose for sale and sell at Public Auction,
Saturday the tenth day of July 1871 at three ocolck in
the afternoon, the premises in Bath LOT of land situate
in said Bath the East side of Washington Street, and
late The property of William b. Quincy deceased SAID sale
by virtue q license from the Judge Of Probate for the
County of Lincoln, and orthe purpose Of asng money
pay the deceased's debts. WILLARD WALKER,
Administrator Of w. B. Quincy.
Bath June IL, 1871. 3wI2
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-06-24
HATS. CAPS, SHOES. &C.. sc.

q w. HARVEY, has just returned from Boston and New
~. YeR, with large assortment of A1lars late Symms
and Alvord's superior Moeskin Hats, No l. Warranted
Leghorns, Willows, and of Palm Loaf Hats
for Summer wear. Great variety of Cloth Caps fashion
able Boots and Shoes for gents and ladies' summer wear
and large assortment of Clothing, &C., &c, &C.
N. b. have made arrangements with Messrs Milar &
Avod to be constantly supplied With large Of
their best and latest London Styles of Hats which will be
afforded at the most reasonable prices they purchased
for Cash, and will be sold 1.-The conditions.
g. w. HI keeps constantly hand large assortment of
hs own manufacture which he offers lowest
Please cdH and eraminc.
Hats and Caps manufactured to order, at short notice.
Bath, June 10, 1871. = II
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-06-24
Disasters.

9cy'To suspected piracy ship Charles, of Bath see
news columns. -
Brig Jas Drummond, Brown, from Mayaguez at Boston,
in passing Cape Cod 10th inst struck beach miles
OF the Light and by taving 10 hhds Mosses, hove her
of the brig leaks consdenbyshe belongs to bristol Me-
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-06-24
WAsHINGToE, Saturday, June 10Th

The Senate did not sit to-day.
The Abolition debate is over, and the Harrison
discussion is over, aud one would suppose that
the ,EQpse is now prepared for business. But
there is certainty that the next debate which
may arise, will not run into the same extrava-
gancies, and become almost, if not quite, inter
mnable. There is in the House an unsuitable
thirst for speaking, -greatcrt than usual, even for
this quarrelsome body. The long debates which
arc soon to take place in Committee ofthe Whole,
may well be dreaded
in the order of business, the bill for the repeal
of the Sub Treasury will first; next the
LINN Bill; next the Distribution Land Bill, and
then, fat all, the Tariff Bill. The Bank Bill is
to come to the House from the Senate.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-06-24
BOARDERS WANTED.

MRS DOUGH, would respectfully inform her friends and
1YA the pubic generally that she has taken the large and
commodious dwelling house belonging Dr. Wilkinson,
the town landing where she viii he happy
date Gentlemen with Board for any length of time.
She would take this opportun express her fomcr
patrons her gratitude ther continued partially and trusts
she will still receive their patronage.
Bath, June IL, 1871. 3wl2
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-06-24

u G. HALEY has made arrangements for the Schooner
- HELEN, f. Woop, Master Sch. HANOVER, SAM
rEL $. DoNNELL, Master; Sch. WILLIAM, Josrru Nc
KENSEy, Master; to lay at the South side of LONG
WHARF, BOSTON, at the Pump. to take in ftghto Bath
Shippers of goods TO Bath will find of these vessels
the Depot ready to receive freight at all times please
daire Of Messrs Billings Marsh No India st. Long
Wharf, Boston, . - . :. . d. x
Bath, June sth, 1871. II
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-06-24
VIM. BROWNs PORTABL

VIM. BROWNS PORTABLE YEAST,
PREFERABLE to all other articles for making good Bread,
Light and White all families after giving this trial
will not allow themselves to be without 1t.
For sale wholesale and retail by = i. WOOD,
5wIl Central sHharE
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-06-24
FIGS. RATsTvs g.

FIGS. RAISINS, &C.
. DRUMS Turkey Figs, WHOLE half and quarter boxes
~ Rasns-Dates and Prunes
Soft Shelled and Shelled Almonds
Filbuts English Walnns,
Pea Nuts, Casana Nuts
Canary and Hemp Seed, for sale by
June 24th, 6wl3 NJ F. CANyETr
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-06-24
ASSIGN EEs NOTICE.

ASSItEE NtVTICE.
n OTTO q is hereby given that the 18th day Of June
IN instant, johnson Rdeout of Bath Merchant and Ship
builder assigned to the Subscribers, benefit of all his
creditors, who may become parties thereto within three
months, all his estate, properly and effects. The assig-
ent may be at the Office OF j. Sewa in Bath, where
the creditors may become parties TO il.
W. va @. MOSES,
JOSEPH SEWHLIA
Bath June 81, le41 IL
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-06-24

NOTICE,
rs hereby given that the subscribers have been duly ap
Il pointed Executors Of the last will of GREEN RICH
ARDSON late of Bath in the Comfy of Lincoln licensed
and have taken upon themselves that trust h. giving bonds,
the Law directs. Aud all persons having demands upon
the estate of the said Grden Richardson, required
h the same, and all persons indebted the said estate
called upon to r1aka payment.
GERSHOM hyde, ! rxoo,,or.
WM NJ ROGERS, ! 'N''o'o'H
Bath June 9TH, 1871. 3 mos. 10
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-06-24

SHEEP FOR SALE OR TO LET.
EfROM 90 to 30 SHEEP, ore Offered for sale or let
r the usual terms-a pound of Wool per head for the
year. by the subscriber at South Bath whom application
may be made Immediately. BENZ. RICH.
Bath, June 10, lS41. 3wll
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-06-24

p SMITH, would give notice that he has given up bust
ness, and now calls upon all who indebted to him by
note accont to make Immediate payment lat the
formerly kept by hm.) All unsettled accounts will shortly
be left with an Attorney for collection.
IIneh drl1
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-06-24

WANTED TO PURCHASE,
GENTEEL House with buildings, &C., suitable for
"A small family, with back or front yard, and good
in the North part oftc would be preferred
Price not TO exceed $1,000 Enquire of HARTLEY COVE.
Bath June 18th, 1S4l. *3wl2
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-06-24

CIDER VINEGAR,
IN Pipes for sale by C. CLAPP, Jr.
4 June Q, 1871. il
NEW YORK CHEESE, for sale by A. G. PAGE. b.
~ t9
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-06-24
HOUSE FOR SALE.

FOR sale the house occupied by the subscriber and
several house lots East Front Street. the Custom
House and Banks also House lot below the lower steam
Mil, IL rods Washington Street. Kennebec river
on the Lincoln farm, so called. THOMAS LOMBARD.
June "a, 1S4l 3wI3
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-06-24
CASH STORE---No Mistake /,

~ r. SMITH would inform the public large that he
IL has taken the Store Formerly occupied by p Smith
where he has opened selected assortment of Domestic
Goods and Groceries, which he will sell cheap for cash
barter only r - = :. 8 4 = -. e