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Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-10-14
Virginia True.

The special election for member of Congress il
Albemarie County has resulted III the Choice o
Alexander RYes, Wing.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-10-14

FRANCIS GRANGER mas been unanimously NOM
mated to Congress by the Wing Convention at
Canandaigna, TO fill the vacancy occasioned by the
resignation Of MIR Greg.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-10-14

ELECTIONS. The election in Pennsylvania
for choice of Governor and members of the State
Legislature, took place on Tuesday. In Phila-
delphia two Senators were to be chosen one of
them to fill vacancy-Assembly men, a mem
Der of Congress in place of Mr.. Sergeant--and
mayor.
The election in New Jersey occurred on Tues
day and Wednesday.
The Georgia election took place on Monday of
last week, for choice of Governor and State Leg
islatnre.
stand thus;
For Governor, Dawson (Whgj 6SG9-McDon-
maid (.ocol 6l59--Whg majority 10. The House
SO far stands % whlgsio IA ocos,
There was a contested election in New Ore-
ans, to fill a vacancy in the State Legislature
which began on the 23th ult and was continued
on the Goth and Both.
MARYLAND ELECTION The following table
comprises all the returns we have received for
Governor We compare them with the vote
for Governor in 1888, when Grason a.. F) was
elected by 81 majority.
Governor 1871. Governor, 1888
(W) (L.F) (W) IL. F)
Johnson. Thomas. Steele. Grason
SO far 1924 1884 1885 20,327
1924 1885
1910 932
Mr. Thomas majority so far is 1910, being
gain OF 6S8 on the Gubernatorial election of 1898.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
Wing. Loco Foco.
So far "a 81
Allegheny, Talbot, Dorchester, Somerset and
Worcester, to hear from. The House of Dele
gates consists of 70 members. The opposition
have not an ascertained majority of the members,
but it is probable their vote will be increased by
the addition Of the members from Allegheny and
Talbot Baltimore Patriot.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-10-14

BANGOR nFRsrLF AGAIN. Cyrus Goss, Esq.
the Wing Candidate is elected third Representatives
from the city of Bangor.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-10-14

To the Honorable Nathaniel GrotoR Esquire Jge gProbGte,
aohhia and for the County Of Lincoln
ID ESpECTFULIY represents John Carr, Administrator
III of the Estate of Thomas Adams late of Bowdoin
in said County deceased That the personal Estate Of the
said deceased is not sufficient by the of five hundred
Dollars the just debts which he owed: therefore
pays he may he empowered and licensed to sell
the Real Estate of the said deceased as may be
sufficient to raise the said sum with incidental charges
JOHN CARR
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-10-14
MSlsl
Telegraph's Marine List. GsAs.
PORT OF BATH.

Arrived.
Oct II, Sch Ann, Chase N York
Sch Azora, Lemont, Nantucket
Sch Hope d Esther, Nickerson Fall River via Kens
nebunk
Sch Louisa, Blinn, Boston
Sch Enterprise, Shepherd, York
Sch Samuel Fogg, Boston
Sch Comet, Higgins, do.
Sch Helen, Wood, Boston
Sch Clarissa, Baker, do
Sch Helen, Soule do.
Sch Della Becher, Lord, do.
sch Only Son, Marson. do,
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-10-14

ALL persons indebted to Palmer & Ledyard in Note
Account requested TO call and settle the their
store in the Town House, where they will have an opportu-
nifty for a short time.
Eath oc1 5lh Is41 tf2s.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-10-14

LINCOLN ss-y9t meeting of the County Commissioners be-
gHR rad holden Topsham n and for said County on the
frSt .MdnddyQ Of September, A. ID. 1871
ON the foregoing Petition, Ordered, that the petitioners
give all persons and corporations Interested that
the County Commissioners will meet at the house of George
Rogers in Topsham, and have requested the County Com
mssones of the County of kennebec 10 meet with them
the sixteenth day of November, A. d. 1S4l at 10 O'Clock,
A. NJ. when they will proceed view the road described in
their petition, and Immediately thereafter, at convent
place in the vicinity will hear the parties and witness
and proceed do such other things in the premises
by law may be required by causing aested copy their
petition and this order thereon to be served upon the Coun
ty Commissioners for the said County of Kennebec and al
upon the County Aornes for the Counties of Lincoln
and Kennebec and upon the Town Clerks of the towns of
Topsham, BOwdOn, Lisbon, Wales, Green, Leeds, Mon
mouth and Lvermore also by posting copies of the
in three public places in each of said towns, and by pub
fishing the in the Portland Advertiser, being the
Newspaper printed by the Printer the State, and also in
the Kennebec Journal prneda Augusta in the County Of
kennebec and in the Lincoln Telegraph printed at Bath III
the County of Lincoln three weeks successfully the service
upon the County Attornes and upon the Town Clerks of
the said towns of Topshan, Rowdoin, Lisbon, Wales,
Green Leeds, Monmouth, and Lyernore, and posting up
said copies, and the first publication said Newspapers
TO be thirty days at least before the time Of said meeting,
that all persons interested may then and there appear and
shew cause, any they have, why the prayer of said petit
TONERS should not be granted.
ATTEST: WALES HUBBARD CLERK.
Copy Of the Petition and Order thereon,
ATTEST: WALES HUBBARD CLERK.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-10-14
NEW GOODS

At THE STORE FORMERLY OCCUPIED By
PALMER y LEDY.4RD.
THE subscribers having formed connection in
L business under the firm of Owen Il Brother, have Jusr
received from New York and Boston, and opening
prime assortment of DRYGOODS! consisting in pat
of Broadcloths Cassimeres Sanets, Vesngs, Mernos,
Bombazines, Alaplnes, Mousn de LANES, Eoliennes,
French, English and American Prints, shawis, Fancy
lldks, &C., &c.
Observation-Disclosures, Sheetings, Shrtngs, Drlings, g.,
ALso-a good assortment of Croekery and Glass Ware,
and prime lot of Groceries, which will be sold very chca
for cash.
The subscribers are also agents for the Brunswick
Gray WColen Factories.
HENRY w. OWEN,
DAVID OWEN, JL
Bath, Sept. 81, ls4l, u2G.
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LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining in the Post 06ce, Bath, .Naine Oct 9Th 184
When any of the following letters called for please
mention they advertised.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-10-14

LINCOLN; ssta Probate Court held at Richmond, rihin
aaato he CoUHy If Lincoln, Tie 25M day 9 September
II. d. lS4l.
ON the foregoing Petition Ordered that the said Petition
give persons interested in said Estate to
pear Court of Probate to be holden at Wiscasse on the
first Monday in December next by causing copy of said
Petition with this Order he published three weeks sue
printed at Bath. NATH'L GROTON, Judge V Probate
Attest: JOHN c. DopGE, Register.
true copy of the Petition and order thereon
Attest: JOHN c. DODGE, RegiSter. 3w2o.
To tie Hon. Court of County Commissioners for the County IF
Lincoln to be holden C 7opsham the rst Monday Of Setem-
her, a. d l64l.
IN He undersigned would respectfully represent that the
Il Inhabitants of Bowdoin and Topsham do feel much
aggrieyed Of the road laid from the Bay
Bridge to North Turner Bridge upon the petition of Will
liam NJ Rogers and others. We believe thai other roads
already made and to the locality of the road not being
finally settled the liability of increase Of damage
undersigned hereby in behalf of said towns, petition
Honors discontinue the whole, any part of said
road substitute any other road for the whole any part
of said road make alterations relative to the said road
you in your wisdom shall cause, and further
quest that You request the Commissioners of kennebec
County meet with you review the road.
JOHNSON JAoUEs, selectmen of
JONATHAN BROWN, the town OF
J. H. COTTON, Jr } Bowdoin.
BENJAMIN THOMPSON, of
ALVAH JAMESON. Topsham
Furthermore the subscribers in behalf of the town of
Leeds Jointly with Bowdoin and Topsham petition the said
Hon. Court Of Commissioners above described being also
aggreved. SAMUEL MORE, Town Ag't
GEORGE r. sTINCHFIELD,) selectmen
of
Leeds.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-10-14

Gardiner village next Spring. The old Cotton Fac
tory building is leased for that purpose. Go ahead
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-10-14
CHEAP GOODS,
NOTICE.

PALMER 4 LEDYARD, will sell the balance Of thei
Goods at cost in of the Town House Stores.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-10-14

THE members OF the Tetrr Cub requested to meet
at the Room D. y k.uial's Store. Monday evening
next, att - o'clJck. Per order.
Bath Oct. lth, l64
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-10-14
LUMBER FOR SALE.

pA ono FEET first quality seasoned Hemock Boards,
w, 6OO Joist and 1'imber,-No. ] shaved Pine Shin
giles, for sale by w LEDY ARD or
GEORGE KENDALL.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-10-14

r|A Carpet FsclOs is to 60 into operation at
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-10-14

Messrs Pratt Pratt ~, & Keith h. Bauimore
Nath1 Goddard, Esq. ! p,u
Ressrs G. & n. stdrtesant 3: Co. 00S''"'
!. II. Bartlett, ESD .hs,o- gedford
VIM. n. Stowel, Erq. 80
Alessrs. G. +. Il j. Patten, / Dash NJ
VIM. Richardson. Esq. ''' ''
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-10-14
CLIENT sALEl-RaRE cHaNCE h

GREAT SALE!-RaRE CHaJTCEl!
THE subscribers wishing to close this branch of his bust
ness, ofers for sale, bargains application be
made immediately as follows, viz
TWO ELEGANT AND STRONG HORSES, from 7 to
years old. Suitable for a span)
double baggage Wagon, l frame iron shod Sled,
do Harness, Ok Cart and Wheels,
single sleigh Harness, Ok Chains
lead Harness. Sleigh.
I fill do
Persons wishing purchase, will do well to call imme
digtely. WIN. JOY.
Rain, Oct 9TH, ls4l. 3w25
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-10-14

LINCOLN, ss9t Probate Court held at Richmond aeitin
dnator he County If Lincoln, tie 25 day If September
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-10-14

KEITH, RUSSELL d Co.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
WLmNsToN, N. G.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-08-02
From The Franklin Messenger.
TIE ABOLITION EN1'

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"'ns VIC ''no"ng eu''o''"' 'oiia'Ns HUI" '''e u"
'o'' ~ '' ""'FP'
"N hatever may be said in favor of national
nominations by aGolitionists or of state nonlna-
liors in states where the public authorities ha,
irowned with cold contempt upon the rising spirit
of liberty we cannot pers,iade ourselves that any
very urgent necessity exists in Vermont for Il par
~ organization for au,-,lnvery purposes. IN
deed, we cannot sce what Legislature, constu.
ted wholly of ont.spoken aholilioniss, would be
likely 10 do in advance of what has already been
achieved nt The hnnds of the prcsent md pus le-
sislnture down from 1886 For five y,urs in sue
cession, Il large body of The people have seLt IN
petitions 10 the legislature. praying Legislative in,
terposi,ion in various forms, in favor of our out
ragged counlrymen. As often has lhe legislature
responded, with scarcely an exception, an almost
Ntet"i compliance WIN tto'e requests; ana tins
without distinction OF party. When we are in
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-08-02
rsSEX COUNTY, CONVENTION.

Agreeable to previous notice, good number OF
the Wings OF Essex County met at The Cnngre1a-
tionul Meeting House in Lunenhurgh in said Cum
w. on the I'm inst, and were called to order by
Col. Jonah books, when the Hon. Spencer Clark
was called to the chair, and the convention pro.
ceeded to vote for II Senator for SAID County, and
gave their votes unanimously for STEPHEN
HOWE. Esq.
On motion the following gentlemen were ap-
pointed a committee TO draft resolutions, viz: Coop
ei, Benton, Graves, Brooks, and Denison, who re-
ported The following Resolutions which, after be-
ing discussed by Messrs. Cooper, West, Benton,
Clark, Webb, and Brooks, were adopted.
l. Resolved, Whereas the Constitution has
made Congress the legitimate Guardian ofthc cur
rency of The Union, Therefore resolved that il is
the duty of Congress speedily to provide such fs-
cal institution MS will supply the wants Of the PEG
pie.
9. Resolved, That the public lands IRE of right
the common property of all the States, and the
proceeds thereof should lie distributed among them
in proportion to their respective populations
3. Resolved, That we IRE in favor of ludi-
cous tariff calculated To supply the wants of all
classes of community by nffordina source of rev.
enue for the support OF Government and ample
protection aud encouragement 10 the industry and
enterprise of our citizens
A. Resolved, That we have always boon in fa
vor of economy in the expenses Of Government
that we have borrowed the motto of retrenchmenI
and reform from our opponents in the late poIiii-
cal campaign but will never like them trample its
principles under our feet
5. Resolved, That we having the fullest conf
,lence in the wisdom, honesty aud political inieg
rty ofihe candidate selected to represent this SEN
a,oral district will use every honorable measure c
secure his Election.
On motion, the following gentlemen were APP
poiuted County Committee, viz:
John Denison, Miron 5. Chandler, iona.
Graves and II. N. Schoff, Esqrs.
The Convention then adjourned.
JOHN DODGE Secretary
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-08-02

OFT National Intelligencer of Thursday re
plies in the suhoincd article to the attacks which
have recently been made by the \. Y. Courier nEd
Enquirer upon The members of the Cabinet The
advice with which the article of lie lnielligencer
concludes is well worthy of acceptaton. 1.-THE
efforts of our adversaries TO SOW The seeds OF dis
cord in our ranks be permitted TO succeed, we shall
deserve defeat. But we hope for better ilings
from the great Wing arty.-.4lbany .4dp.
FAMILY JARs.-The Richmond Wing notices
as il appcuis to US, in becoming spirit, recent
outbreak Of discomfort from the New York Cour-
Ter and En- urer, directed against certain mem
bes of the Cnblnet, when tsnys that false reports
Of Wing sentiments by Loco Foco journalists aud
tnebearers arc very indifferent authority 10 Justify
any processing Wing in denouncng the most dslin-
gushed members OF his own party. The members
oille Cabinet were selected by the iuslrous Har.
rison (who knew them well) from amongst three
millions OF his Wing supporters, 10 ill The highest
trusts in The government under him. That seec-
ton was ratitiedby the universal appreciation oi
the Wing party and the continuance of these enl-
inent citizens in their respective stations 10y Pres
dent TYLER was considered and Justly considered
the most suspicious possible uugury for this admin
istraon. Nor can il he denied that that augury
Inns heen fulfilled, aud that te President has far
discharged the official duties which his succession
TO Gen. Harrison devolved uron him. IL he has
not done every Thing that every Wing desired, he
has not only not done what was impossible, and
whit The Presidents before him never did. Some
persons (aud we among them) regret as much MS
The Courier and Enquirer possibly can, the scru.
pies which tho President enlertans respecting
National Bank but they are scruples which he
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-08-02

The operation of the rule of the House limit
ing the speakers to one hour works admirably.
The speeches are more condensed and effective
The Hall is mbre fully nttended-the House is kept
on tie qu rius, and business goes on with nnus,-
al Iuciily. 1t is, indeed, great discovery. The
people will approve it, aud both parties vii in the
end, find it happy rule. 1t saves time, space, la
Dor, passion, money. The newspapers will be
thnnkiuI Tor short speeches they will lie more
generally published and read and the readers will
think much better Of their authors. "Brevity is
the soul of wit" a man of education aud good
sense will speak with precision and breviiy. Ii is
the cmpty-headed aud weak minded who are vcr-
hose Condensation is an evidence of tnIent-ihc
opposite is sign of siinowness. Mr.. J. g. Clark
Of New York, Is entitled to the credit OF proposing
rule like the one have alluded to- al the begin
ming Of the 2Gl Congress, and Mr. Warren, of
Georgia, and Mr.. Holmes, Of ) &. will enjoy the
merit of having successfully revived it. .Nddiso
mimi
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-08-02

1--WE would by no means undervalue the fran
chise power OF nbotioDisis Let It be welded
with all fidelity. Bat we have no strength to
waste in fighting battles on fields nlready won,
and where the banner Of liberty fonts in triumph
over the freest OF the free"
Such is the language and testimony OF the ell
itor of The Voice of Freedom two months ago.
But change has come over his mind, or at east
lie is now in favor of pnrty organization iOi an
ti-savery purposes. And this, when the leglsla
t,lre and State officers have done nll that was
deemed necessary within the last five years to
promote the cause of Abolitionism, the friends OF
TINT cause up in advance their candidates for
Stnte and County cffices, men of both political
pnrlies-,he effect of which cannot fail TO crentc
II very strong prejudice against The Abolition So.
ciety # not their cause, engendrr luminosity he.
tween The parties, and finally I've utterly unprOduc-
tive of the end sought. Such conduct is migrate.
FIJI aud reprclcnsible, and cannot, we think, meet
with favor from AbolitiUnisls generally; ms ono oi
tlIen--One who desires TO see every ludicluls
measure adopted Tint is calculated to exirpnte the
ahonlinabG sin of Slavcry-wo regard this move
ment as very impolitic and detrimental 10 the
cause of Aloionsm. As pollilrlan--n mem
hcr at tie Wing party-we do not appreliond
TINT c success Of that parly's ticket is in the etc
endangered The course pursued Nv II few aho-
Ionisis Is unraed for aud cnnuot fail To provoke
the wings embracing conscientious aholilionlstS
to renewed exerons to Sustain their caudidntes-
candidates who we believe will not prove them
selves gully of any net which savorS of pro s!av
ryisn', on fields already won and where tic
banner Of liberty floats ia triumph over the frees
of the free =
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-08-02

THE Wcscrn-Nail arrives daily at ten A NJ leaves
l. every day medately on the Of the Southern
Al pm
The Southern mail arrives daily at r. nj leaves daily
immediately on the arrival Of the Western at 10 m
The Havrrhl arrives SUNDAYS, Wednesdays and
t"ys a. IL MI leaves Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Satur
days at 10 a m.
The Woodstock via Bethel arrives, Mondays Wedncs-
days and Fridays nj ~ m; leaves Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays al 10 III.
The Hanover arrives Tuesdays Thursdays and Satur-
days at ~ mi leaves Mondays, WedncsdLys and Fri
da at 10 III.
The Barton arrives Mondays, Wednesdays and FRIDAYS
nj IL M leave" Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays al
pm.
The Danvile arrives Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sair-
days at ~ M leaves Mondays, Wednesdays and FRIDAYS
at p. m.
The 81 Adams via Johnson arrives Sundays and We'd
ncsdays a pm; leaves Mondays and Fndavs at 1 m
The Southern, Hayerlll, Hanover, and Woodstock
mails cl0se al9 II
The Western Danvllc and Barton close at II n M
The ST Adams at m, except on Sundays when clos
es Al 6 pm
Office hours from 7 m unit! p m from until s.
and iom C until l.2 m.
Office open Sundays from m until p m and
ON unii pm.
No dtuiaton from he abore schedule.
j.. s. MERRILL. u. NJ.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-08-02

had always entertained and avowe,l, aud which
were rs weS nown to the Harrisburg Convention
us they are now known to Congress. We have IL
we'd here at Washington under the successive Adj
ininistraiions of four Republican Presidents, JEFF.
ferSon, Madison, Monroe and Adams, and VIC Gun
with great truth declare that there seldom WINS
time, under either Of those Presidents, IN which
there was not an under current of dissatisfaction
and disappointment among their political friends
upon one account or another.
With tleRchnond Wing, we say heartily, "Let
us with accord discredit tho rllmors set nnont
by udversnries to excite dlstrust and ennliiy
mong us aud let us put our heads together, in II
spir: ofdevoted patriotism, and determine TO adj
here one to another until, The great rorms zoe prom
ised are perfected, and The hopes o. The country full.
fLedn
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-08-02
FOR SALE AT AUCTION,

THE subscriber being about 10 remofe u Albany New
l. York, will sell at auction, Wednesday, the 4h of
August, at ten O'clock his FARM lying Two miles north
OF the State House, the North branch of Onion YER
The house Is one story and half high with dnin, rocm
three bed rooms pantry closets, cupboards drawes and
parlOur, together with kitchen in tho wing The first
Hour the second floor has parUur chamber smaller
chamber two bed rooms hail large closets, cupboRrds
and Ian chamber the kitchen the whole finished
III The most substantial and convenient and pa nted
Connected with the house Is woodshed carrisge house.
and horse stable, with lLf or hay &c. The whole
rcc'ed ist season There is spacious cellar completely
tthed against the ros 10 need no banking. There
are Two other barns The farm contains about rs acres 90
Of whieh Is excellent meadow, about % pasture and 80
wood land Immediate possession will be given but the
crops I" the present year will bn reserved and also the APP
larry.
One h&Forihe purchase money can remain on mortgage,
the remainder IN notes with good securities, pay abe at Al
bany n Y with the legal interest Of thai State.
Will be sold at the time, the produce Of said farm
four excellent cOwshree horsesa small lot of fine she
double Wagon AMI single onts-a double sleigh
and Two single ones--seveal harnessesonc hog and two
pigs also variety of The best farming tools ;-honsehod
fornilurc such chairs, tables sofa bedseads SC
Terms will be cash devsry for all less than Ten
dollars, above that approved will be received paya.
bic in ninety days GEO STORRS
Montpelier, July II, 1871