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Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-07-15
ISENNEBEC AND BOSTON STEAM EAsi-
CATION LINE.
THROUGH BY DAYLIGHT:'

- r1 - THE fast sailing and superior sieamr ,
E,Ea,-LS HUNTRESS, T. G. JEwErr, Master VIII WIN
leave Kings Wharf, Bath, every e p n"eS
day. Thursday and Saturday morning at O'CLOCK io po''
via Portsmouth. a.,
Returning, win leave Portsmouth, on the arrya o. .,e
Cars from Boston, for Baih Gardiner and ano"ee' %
rive afternoon Fare Though TO boston S%''' ~
Portsmouth 81 so. Meals extra. ,,,,,,
Regular days for the ]. w. RICHMOND leave
every MONDAY and THURSDAY, at hall ptst - !. NJ.
For further particulars apply TO r. hNluhi' Is
Bath. 10Th. 1871. 10
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NOTICE Is HERERY GlYEN.

TAT the subscribers have been duly appointed Executors
of the last will Of Peeg Taraan, late of Bath in the
County of Lincoln deceased and have taken upon them
selves that trust by giving bonds the law directs And
all persons having demands upon the the said Peeg
faman required to exhibit the same ana all persons
indebted to the said ese called upon make payment
ELEANOR TALLMAN, -,
HENRY TALLMAN h1ee"o'S'
Bath. March %. lsll,
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Preamble, Resolutions and Pledge, adopteo
by the Washington Temperance
Society" of Bristol
OFFICERS 81

PEASLEE NJ. WELLS, Esq-President
JACOB It. LITTLE Vice President.
Roger Hanley, Jr.-Secretary.
Rowland Hatch Jr.-TTeaSurer.
Parker Mears,
John P. Baker, Er. Committee.
VIM. II. Fossett,
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QUARANTINE


a and after the tenth day of June, and until the tenth
~ day 81 OntopeT lei quarantine shall be had all
vessels their officers crews passengers and cargoe their
arrival from the West indies, Gulf of Mexico, any port
where contagious disease prevailed their departure
and on all vessels board of which, person shall
died or have been sick with disease, during
their homeward passage. No person shall be admitted 10
on board Of 10 50 shore from any vessel when nj quar-
antine, without d permit from the Health Officer The
lv will be strictly enforced. Vessels will anchor the
usual place of quarantine nearly opposite the south Steam
Mill. Pilots requested attend the regulations
ISRAEL PUTNAM, Health Officer.
Bath Nav 10.
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FASHION ABLE FSV'A8i.iSit EMF.

FASHION ABLE FS'E'sSEiSi. SENT.
SAMUEL CROW -7.2LO OR, returns thanks to the
- liberal inhabitants of Bath and vicinity for the patronage
they have thus far favored him w and would take this
pounity to inform them that he continues to all
orders in his line of business, with pompncsS and despatch
He trusts that his extensive experience in his profession
and his nremttng elts please his patrons combined
with perfect know ledge of his trade, will enable him
merit and receive continuance Of the public favor.
Persons wishing Garments made in the hest manner and
according to the latest fashions, will please call the Office
directly Parsons Smiths Store in Rogers brick
block 8YCuttng done short notice. Latest Fashions
duly received III
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-07-15
nRAVE CHIMES.

JOEL CLARK Jr, & Go. of Hallowell, hereby informs
the inhabitants of Bath and vicinity that they have
sumed the Stone Cutting business formerly pursued by Joel
and have taken stand on stanifords Wharf
the Town Landing where may be found good assortment
OF Dover New York, White Marble and Slate GRAVE
OF all sizes and ofeyey variety ofpattern, incud
ing Iomb rabies, and Monuments of all descriptions Hav-
ing made arrangements be constantly supplied with the
best OF STOCK all orders in their line of business will be exc
cuted with punctuay and despatch. Mr.. Charles Capp,
h of Bath is our authorised Agent whom application may
be made and will give information necessary relation
to the business. JOEL CLARK, Jr., & Co.
Hail0weIl. Oct. Goth, ls4O Wal
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-07-15

WHITE LEAD Paris Chrome and French Green Shrome
w and French yellow, Venetian Red, spanish ifown
VermlIon PrIsian Blue Ter de Sena, uher, Red Lea4
Lethrage, Whiting, Linseed O Spirits Tnrpentne, iii.a
Japan. for sale by u. ". hENpHAiii1' nc
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-07-15
Il. j.. SAWYER,

ATTORNEY At Iy4H,
ROWDOINIIAM, Me.
B. F. g., ,ciu attend TIC Sfrerdl Courts Cgn6crlnd Lin
eOiaG and Ecacbec countless and ariH ercusircy
business Of his Profession.
REFER
FEssEnDEE & DERLoIs, EsaRs., D,,., ~,
Hon. WILLIAM p. FEssENpEN, '0'''"' '"e'
Hon. SAMUEL GRAY, Boudoinhdm, Ne.
b. C. BAILEY, ESQ, Bath, Ne.
W WALI' hT TTasD G H East Thqma,on
MEssRs GREEDY GUILD, Merchants, Boston, Mass
SER, SMITH, ESQ, .NfaO York CITY.
BowdOinham, March, 1871. rs?
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ELLIS 81 GREEN.
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Mobile, Alabama.

NEW STORE AND NEW GOODS!
II A. LENJONT offers for sale at the New Store No.
North Of the Elliot House, good assortment Of ".
T. GOODS, GROCERIES, CROCRERY, End GLASS
Fy4RE! composing first assortment ofarcls usual in
his line trade which will be sold very reasonable
.aLSO-as above, 50 barrels primo FLOUR.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-07-15
CARPENTER 81 HARRIS,
kENNEBEC Il BOSTON
D {, Il 1 4. II II u, ID ~ Y. {. &.

TE'lE subscribers in connection with Messrs p c. HALE
Il Co., of Boston, would respectfully their
friends and the public that they have made arrangements
transport F8CH1iiES MD BUNDLES or GOODS
from AUGUSTA, HAIhoWELL, GARDINER, BATH
and The intermediate towns steamers JOHN W. RICH
MDND and ifHNTRESS, to BOSTON, and through
iARNDEN'S EXPRESS 10 NEW YORK and other South
rn and Western Cities Personal and prompt attention will
be given 10 delivering packages and money! paying and
lecling Ills, and purchasing and selling Merchandise
M packages Jlended FOR us should he cgihly marked
"KENNEREC FXPREsS.p Large articles will be called
for if suitable notice Is given.
Offices. At The AuersrA BooKsroRr, Augusta at C. G..
EhcHELDER's, Ilalawel; Mt A. r. PEhEGSs Gardiner; at
PARsoNs', Bath and at p. C. HALE Co.'s No. s, Court
Street, Boston, c. $. ChRPENTEK,
SAG'L, l.. HARRIS.
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1IrSU pTTRIJSEIED.

I gNHE Revised Statutes Of Maine. For sale BY IT. HID
| L at the Bath Book Store. :,
JuIv LIST 'Nif
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-07-15

N ELIVERED at your houses at five cents per quart
~ mencng about the 10th of May Those persons in
the settlement who wish to be supplied as above, be
furnished daily the coming season. by leaving their
with Amasa Soule in this town. with John Glass, Wool
witch, the "Talman Farm.o
Bath, April %. 1s4l. til.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-07-15

OVEN Months-Price $2OG
~ Ash Doors do IS
Boiler do. do %
" No. ! IS
No. 9 100
The above articles viii warrant to be good be
procured in town.
WILLARD WALKER.
Mechanic ST. nearthe Town Landing
June "a. 6w13.
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NEW GOODS,

NEW GOODS.
lust received the formerly occupied by Mr. Asa
- Palmer, Centre street, good assortment of HARD
WARE, NAILS, WINDOW GLASS, LINSEED OIL,
WHITE LEAD, PARIS GREEN and JOINER'S TOOLS,
which will be sold at fair prices for cash
G. W. KENDALL.
WANTED as above, 50 bbls Cider.
Bath. MAY l3. lS4I. IT,
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lAennes,ec d .s0s.on steam NavigntiOn,-Is4i i.
h fefStsS ~ THREE DOLLARS TO BOSTON:
l. -l2aI IN The new and Splendid Steamer
vi ks.A4s.si5irEeJ John w. Rte Ond,


Until further notice will lrIve IIallowell Mondays
u and Thursdays, ut helf past r. NJ and Gardiner NJ
for Boston and returning vim leave north side OF 7 wharf
Boston, for Gardiner and Ilaowe Tuesdays and Tndays
at IN.
Fare allow Il and Gardiner to Boston s3oo-fo1n
Bath S,,50--nealS extra
stages will he readiness The arrival the Boat
vcy passengers to Augusta Wacrvc Bangor ard Belfast
All freight mus he nt"ighiy marked, it will not be-
ceived and all bills for cgt must he paid delivery Of
the goods. This boat is well furnished with fire engines
buckets boats &c in order insure the safety Of
The high reputation OF the ]. w. Richmond makes
unnecessary that the proprcors should any thing in
laon to her only that her qualities safe boat
surpassed by any boat in the (nioi.
Notee 10 Shippers mud C0"sigRerSAl goods, baggage,
Bank bius Specie other property shipped hoard the
John W. Richmond mf be Al The risk Of the of anh
property and all Freight landed he taken from the
wharf without deay II win be stored the risk and
pnSe Of the owners in I'll respects whatever ill persons
ar. forbid trusting any one on account Of this Boat.
The proprietGrs have relnsed The transportation Of
money! bills, and yaiuahIe packages TO g. S. CARPENTER,
who VIII run at his own risk an Express by way of the
W. Richmond The proprietors, therefore, will not he
counabe for the safe conveyance delivery Of any
articles.
iIauwcll itpl 1871. t3 A. HOWARD Ap't.
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RANDALL. 4, WHITMAN,
COUNSELL ORS AND .9TTORNEyS 1T Law,
BATH, Me.
BENJAMIN RANDALL, ,ro.,
WM. q. WnIrMAN. Nz''E
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-07-15

NOTICE is given that VIM X Cowing by his Deed of
Mortgage, dated twenty third day of January 1898 and
recorded il Registry Of Deeds Western District Lincoln
County, book H. 242 conveyed to s p Cusman one
half of undivided lot of land Situated in Lisbon To which
Deed reference may be had And whereas conditions of
said Deed have been broken the said Cusman claims to
foreclose said Mortgage in conformity respecting
Mortgages and rights in equity of REDEEM on approved
March both, 1893. S. p CUSHSiAN.
brunswick, June 30, la4l 2wl4
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-07-15

NUMERC, Ground Log and Red Wood, Alum, Coppe1as,
Indigo, Blue Vitrol and Oil Firol, for sale By
G. w KENDALL
NAV 10. trS
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-07-15
WARREN'S FAMILY BILIOUS PILLS.

WARREN'S FAMILY BILIOUS PILLS,
Purely Pegda6e Medicine, prepared By ORR4Jv P. H.fR-
REV, NJ d., Pdtsfeld, NJ IT.
EEESE Pills are Offered TO the public medicine highly
ecacios for the following disorders viz. Rheumatism
Acute and Chronic Gout, Spasms Cramps Bilious Com
pains Diseased Liver Jaundice Loss of Appetite Dyspep
STA, Headache Faintness, Slow Billions Fever Weakness
af the Limbs DIZZINESS, Fed Breath and other diseases
incident to the stomach, bowels, back ana limbs
most obstinate have been curedas may seen by
ference certificates in Dr. Warrens possession they
be used also great advantage for use as
SAFE effectual and pleasant physic composed entirely of
vegetables and which taken with perfect safety ut any
time and by any person
Recommendation.
The toong from regular practicing Phyeans of knoaon
Sfdndiag and reputation.
This is To certify that DIR. Oran p Warren, of Pitts6eld
n. II. is gentleman with whom ap well acquainted he
having read medicine with that have much confidence
in him, and that have used his Family Bilious Pills and
recommend them the public most excellent rnedi
DANIEL BATES. NJ d.
Barton, VT, I439
This is to certify that have purchased large quantities of
Wanen's Family Bilious Pills. and have used them in nv
family and in my practice with the most beneficial results
consider them excellent substitute for mercuria prea
raiions. ISRAEL N, GALE M n
Deericd, n. II.
TOWhOm il may conccrn-This is to certify that as live
in the immediate vicinity of Dr. o. p Warren, and have
used his Family Bilious Pills in practice and have found
them to be highly ecacious in all diseases originating from
arrangement Of the stomach and bowels and cheerful
y recommend them tothe public being purely vegetable
medicine, which taken with perfect safety at any time
with the most beneficial results.
Chichester, n. II. JAMES A. TILToN, MD.
For sale in Bath by J. WILKINSON. 4ml2
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-07-15

ELLIOT HOUSE,
AND GENERAL STAGE OEFfCE,-BaTH ME.
nj ID THE Public will bear in mind that the Books
N. ID. ofall the different Stage Routes kept at this
House and other in Bath JOHN ELLIOT.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-07-15

CROCKERY WARE.
A BEAUTIFUL assortment of Crockery, jus
II imported from England and for sale cheap by
Y. HYDE & Co.
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T0INERs WANTED.

J0ENERS WANTED.
WANTED Immediately three four first rate House
w Carpenters, to whom good wages land prompt pay)
will he given. Apply A. C. RAYMOND.
Bath, July LIST, lS4l 3wlj
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-07-15

.FeircdSHe, w Il RoliiH
,NobieboroHgh, ! Chapman
Poland, Stephen NJ Marble
Portland, = II Colesworthy
Ra21aone Sch Gibbs
Richmond, EpoGh NJ Avery,
George II Thomas
81 George, David Seavy,
Fish and liupper
Staadish, S DerEet & Go
Standish E., w. r. and II. NJ.
Chadoomn
72omaston, # Fogg &. Co,
Nathan Rcdlon,
Boynton & Miller
r. ThOmastOn, kimball & Cobb
IopSham, o Efr6st
Union, Zuinglius Collins
Henry fosSet & Co
WaldOboropgh, james Hovey
Hdrren, Thomas H0dgman
Eaitsfeid, George Tnfner,
Il b Labalistcr
WtscdSset, Edmund Dana
Wooluich, Gould Hathorn
Washington, Joshua Linneki
West6ro0k Warren and Pring
Josiah Field
Windham, Edmund Boody.
rly supplied by me from my
,.--l9 Ky4-NOYER STREET.,
row.
gu will avoid imposition.-69
B. BRANDRETH, NJ. D.
eply25
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D,vIEL WILLIAMS, Esq.
Gra. GREE ttiEr WHITE, .,,,...
WV. R. ss:GrH q Go,
WILLIAM WoAhF, JF., ESQ.
GEN. GEO. w. BAcu1LpER, Gardner.
CALVIN SpAULDISa, RaliOloeH.
Il. p. MUssEY, Boston.
NJ b. All packages or letters lef with A. PARsos. Mt
"agadahoek Cheap Store" will receive prompt attention
Bath, May 70, lS4i. tfn
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NE.T GOODS.
TTNHE subscriber would inform his friends and the public
that he has taken the store formerly occupied by j. H.
Nichols, where he has just received prime assortment of
SPRING GOODS, -consstng in part, of Broad Cloths
CassimeIes Satnets, Feshgs Brown and Bleached Sheet
ings Shirtngs, and Driings,-Moeskins Gamboons and
variety of other sus for Gents and boys spring and
SUMMER wear. ENGLISH, FRENCH and AMERICAN
PRINTS, MOUSSELlNEd de LANES, PRINTED LAWNS
and JacOnnetts.
good assortment of Hosiery, Cloves &C.. &C.
ALso-CROCKERY e GLASS WARE, and n GOOD as
sortment Of family GROCERIES.-Al of which he will
sell very cheap for cash. j. MATHEWS Cd. !
Also "a small lot of Good BUTTER-anda lot of Shoes
Of all sorts, Ucry cheap.
10, If
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-07-15

NEW YORK CHEESE, for sale by AG. PAGE.
~ TO
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-07-15

HNVSN FOIt SAIlE.
V9OR sale the House occupied by the subscriber it
will he sold low if applied for For further par
ticulars apply to b. +. EMERY.
Bath Nav 9Th, 1911, II q
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B3TH, HENRY HS DE.
BoothJay, Samuel McCIintock
Bopdoin, J & A Rogers
BoWdoiaham, o Lun1 Il Co
Bremen, James IIovey.
Bristol, Arnold Blaney
Brunswick, G J Collins
BridgtOn, Caleb Parker
CaShing, William Rice
DaHrdic, J T Davis
DURHAM, Miller & Higgins
EdgecOm5, Joseph Merrill
Friendship, John Geyer
Frceport, Gore & Holbrook
Gray, T Hancock, n Perley
Gorham, J II & $ c Clements
u Davis & go
Harrison, F Blake, J II Phiney
Jefferson, George Weeks
Lisbon, Samuel Cushman, J
Gerish, B ID Bryant
LcpiSton, 2 A Briggs {, Co. -.
II Jones
Minot, Jacob Dwinel; Gore &
Freeman, N N Woodbury.
" Gloucester, Own Chandler
&Co
" Yarmoath, Stockbridge AM
Loring
AYThese persons are regul
PRINCIPAL N. f. iOFFICl
BOS
HPBuy of them only, and J
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-11
RAITINORE MARKET ~, @

COFFEE.-The sales of the week are between
5OUO and lOOO bags, mostly at auction. The
cargo OF the brig Mars Hill, comprising 1868 bag S
RI", was soil at auction on Wednesday at prices
ranging itom =. TO III cents. We note sales by
private Contract Of common Rio at 10 Il 10! cents;
of Lnguayra at lOi a III cents; Of Angos,ura al
II . cents; ana Of ST Domingo at 81 cents.
FLOUR-The eject of the news by the Acadia,
as Tar as I has shown Itself, has teen TO throw n
damp over the market here.
Hytoard Street Flour The store price for How
ord Street Flour oigood standard brands has ruled
throughout the week until yesterday afternoon at
s6,l2s, with very little demand and no sales OF mo-
ment. Late yesterday n sale was made at s6.
This morning other holders consented to sell at the
same price, and transactions to some extent have
taken place at So, which wo quote now as the store
price. The last settlements lOs receipts 10y wagons
were at 60.
City VA Flour-We have M transactions to
report Holders continue to ask s6,25, but less
would probably be taken.
S"qushdnHa Hsur.-Salcs 10y the drny load at
So Is. For larger lots sc, 1874 is asked.
WHEAT-The only parcel Of Pennsylvania red
wheat at market this week was sold at 81 81, for
shipment. The sales Of fair to strictly prime Md.
and Virginia reds have been made at 81 20 to I 80
per busheI, and We continue to quote those rates
TO -dny. We quote white wheat nj ~ 20 TO | a.
Tor ordinary to strictly prime; n sale Of the latter
kind was made to day at 81 40.
the carly part Of the week, sales OF
''"'J """N "HEt "Ntt lAlut VI Ob U % cents, Oui
prices have since declined, and to-day We quote
white at 60 CENTS. Sales OF Maryland yellow tn
day at 81 n 60 cents. Sales Of Pennsylvania vel
10" were made two or three days ago at 63 a Is
cents.
RGE-The last sales Of Pennsylvania Rye were
at Is II cents. Sales Of good Md. yesterday at
GO cents.
OATS-Salcs Of good Md. yesterday and to-day.
at 45c. WcguOtc ut 81 a 45c.
CLOVERSEED-A lew small parcels Of the new
a.- - II N. "
ing nj SO 80 per bnshcl.
TrH0THT SEED.-Solcs Of limited parcels oil
prime quality arc making at $3.50 per bushcl.
M~OLASSES.-A sale Of $50 barrels Sugar
House was made nj auction on Wednesday at 20 q
294 cents per gallon.
SPIRITS.-MoJcrnto sales Of New England
Rum nj 81 cts. IN bb's.
TOBACCO.-Thcro las been lcss doing in Ma
ryl,nd Tobacco this week. Sales, however, to
some extent at fully former prices, holders not BEN,
over anxious to sell. The principal slloq have been
Of quality ranging from inferior at s3,5O to good a,
50, JO-HWeTfcIn.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-11
FnR TmE VIM

CONVENTION ON EDUCATION.
Ate meeting ofthe Society Of Alumni Of Hamp.
den Sidney College, held on the 23I Of September.
1911, the following resolution was unanimously
adopted:
" R,solUSd, That a Committee DO nppoioted IN
act in behalf Of this Society, IN o.operating with
others m calling a Convention, TO meet in The city
OF Richmond, on or before the first day Of Deem.
ger next 70 take INTO consideration the interests Of
the Colleges and Academies Of the State"
Ibt following gentlemen were uppointo on tho
COMMITTEE TO carry into effect the said resolution
Nathaniel L VenablC, Rev. VIM s PIumer. WIN
n maciaridnd, Isaac Read, Thomas s BOcock, VIM
s ReiJ,Jr, and Hon. N B Tucker.
Inc COMMITTEE met according 10 order, and APP
pointed wednesday, the first day Of December
NEXT at noon, for the meeting Of tho Convention in
The cry OF Richmond, The place Of meeting in the
city 10 be published in due timc.)
The Committee, in accordance. with the wishes
o. lhe Society, now make their appeal to the friends
Of liberal education throughout the Commonwealth
and call upon them 10 use their influence TO have
every county IN the State represented by full del
esetiOn % this interesting and important ConvCn.
ton. Hitherto, with general appreciation, the Uni.
ytrslty, the iurett monument Of the wisdom Of the
Legislature, has been richly endowed NJ public eI
pcn5c, by which an institution has been established.
suited to the wants Of that portion Of the communi'
~ which nro prepared 10 nynl themselves Of lie
distinguished advantages.
nus lnsiltulion We look upon with n becoming
PRIDE, rs the property Of the whole people, land an es.
laJllshmont highly important TO any good system
Tor promoting sound learning among the peopls
Also n large annuity from the public funds has long
been provided Tor tho education Of the indigsnl
children within the bounds Of this Commonwealth
This munIhcent provision for the poor may be said
10 be universally approved, whatever difference,
Of opinion may exist in regard TO the manner of ma
d~sOufsmenij as yet, however, no provision has been
made to assist IN establishing and supporting cole
ges ana oecademies, and schools suited To the wants
OF the great mass Of society desiring TO obtain a II.
GernI education. In the formation Of Dur system,
Iths omission was not intended, as will be seen by
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-11


thcir fumihts in this city, lin 20 sequence o then
having been overlooked and oil. hted OF ha, oce. : on.
These things are difficult to be managed without
giving ci, nee to some. The President being 9th
et~ise cagogej, aud sonle~ that oG u stronger here.
Ten the nai,cr TO hs son John and Major Lewis,
another iocoi1oo office holder, who, readily under.
took the iask.-Some were invited orally and some
by cards, bat many OF the Presidents friends wecc
wholly neglected, which Of course they take in high
dndccon and are quite indignant at What they con
sidcr a marked cuniompt-.2irsi 70 "a monde.
On such occasions the President should he very
particular and cannot he too c~ireumspect and eau
uoIs-oieil men ON earth Inc ono Q selected to
perform the duty Of sending out invitations, was the
last lac should have chosen; for there Is scarcely one
cszcn Ia a bunJrsi that knows he oxis;s, os that
has ever heard of him-and Of course they must be
equally unknown to him. IL is unfortunate tina, the
President should be considered not o,ly as iavoring
loeotncuisnl, but an ars'ocrat, from the exclusive.
ness OF his invitations. There were not more than
$50 persons male and female present. on that occa
sion. Yours, respectfully, Sc.