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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-03


THE subscribers would ealthe attention II the Planters
oiNrna, 20 their stock ofJusiy eel, brafcd P0u Chs
from the manuac DRY q Rngges, Nnurse a Mason, Of
Worcester, Massachusetts They acknowledged IN
he the most perfect Implements of the kind offered
for sale IN thus country well In respect materials and
hip IN form Of construction The American
institute Of New York and the Massachusetts Mechanics
Charitable Association Of Boston, their spceve Fairs
aSsriea silver Medals ,oI these Ploughs.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-03
BOOKS AND STATIONERY.

BOJkN AND STATUE ERH.
I w. RANDOLPH a. CO. in additisu In their
usual good assortment OF Books, stt9reIy and Fan
cy Goods, will receive week their spring sup
ply. Country Merchants aud others respectfully so
cited To call and examine their stock and prices before
purchasing
BOOk-BINDING.
Having attached to store Binery. PREPARED
TO execute bnd!ng OF every description.
Clerks and Merchants Books order in the BEST
style.
Music and Musical Instruments on hand in large quaint.
ties
Old Books taken in exchange for new.
w RANDOLPH Co,
doors below Eariey's Hotel
Re n Maa Street, Richuond
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-08-12

Ar Portland Gill; brig Palestine, Survant, Rockpor foi
Bangor with loss of 1Oretopsa yard Ar 7h brig Belsey
Coombs, Bangor for Scarboro'.
Ar o, York 4h, ship Diadem, Barsow, Liverpool June
24-(wasof Sandy Hook night of Both ult Obliged To
haul off in consequence of gale and was driven South
of Cape Maya brig Grandee, Cousins, Bangor
Ar Norwich Sd, sch Rialto, Dodge, Bangor
Ar New Bedford 4th, sch Marcellus, CHM, Bangor.
In Hampton Roads 3D. bark Clinton, Manson, from James
River for Bristol f. detained by strong winds.
Ar in the Schuykl 4th, brig Diploma, Eaton Lubec 5cls
Eliza Warren, Reed, Iallowel.
Cl at York 4th, sch Iowa, Carney, Thomaston.
Ar at Haven 4tb sch Ann Denman, Trim Camden.
Ar at London 9th sclis Richmond HolbroOk Thomas
ton, for Norwich Cd inst sch Ceyon Gikey, Camden for
York.
Ar at Portland 9th, schs Dime, Call Dresden; Sabine,
Warren, Gardiner; Nancy Norris Barnstabe, bound East
ward.
At Curacao DIST u brig fremont RodrcE for York, 8.
Ar at Port Poyal la. nth ult brig Georges, Watts New
Orleans.
At Havana nth ut sch Madawaska, Small for Cabanas,
next day.
At Sydney, Goth ult, sch Lodi, Winchenbach, from
Boston, (or Wadoboro.)
At Matanzas 23d ult bark Iris, (new) Merryman, from
Bath dischg brig Napoleon, Sanford for Baltimore .;
sch Ceres, of aud for Ilanpden, 2 days =
Ar al Boston 9Th, brig Bordeaux, Winchei, MatanZas u
Ill., Free Trade SMALL ard Margaret Jane, Bray, Bangor
Susan Taylor, Grnde Castine; Post Boy Beals, ialow
ell; Augusta Dictman, Augusta Ar sch star tnf Bath)
Kelley, Pcton 27h, u; brig st Lawrence (o Waldoboro
Jameson, Rondout sth, bark Targln, of Canden) Hos
mer Sydney, B Both ult.
Ar at Boston 9th shin Wakona, (of Newcastle Borand
Orleans 1th, w Pass 10th ult; brig Adna, (of Thomas
tom Sherman Lanceroa Sth u brig Drgo, of Bath Ia
on Sydney, b 9th ut brig w Bourne, (of Camden)
Chase, Bridgeport C b both ut; schs Geno-Abaco-Ed
ward-Ocean-Cla rssa--C harlote -lIalcyon-John Ad
ains-and Maria Jane, Bangor-Comet, Higgins, Bath.
Ar al Providence 7th sch Herald Sears, Gardiner.
Ar at Portland 9th schs Ialcyon, Perry Thomaston for
Boston, Dime, Gail, Bath for York. Sabine, Warren
Gardiner.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-08-12
04,-LOON our FOR IMPOsITION.

IN consequence of the increased demand for TRUFANrs
L. COMPOUND for of SALT RlIEUM, &C., it is evil
dent that base attempts have been made, and are max
ing initiate the article and infringe upon his right. He
obtained LETTERS PATENT three years since, both for
preparation and name; and all persons hereby
toned against infringing upon his right guaranteed by said
Patent under the severes penalties OF the LAW Remem
ber the penalty lies against the seller as well as the maker
of the Article. Never buy it unless in has the Dritten
nind-,cren signature of the inventor. The ointment is
in tin boxes with the letters ''W. B. TRUFANT PATENT
BATH Me- stampt on the all others must be false
That the above medicine is worthy of confidence is evident
from the fact that Notwithstanding its opposon) more than
EIGHT tn US.4ND
packages have been sold within short time giving
era satisfaction where faithfully applied In fact the
nual and almost daily instances of its which have
occurred in this and other States ustfes the proprietor in
submitting it with increased confidence to the public
ally This remedy is recommended in addition to SALT
RflEUM, good for RING WORM-SCALD HEAD
HlNGLES-LEPROSY-P ITCH-PIAPLES-
and especially so for the JACKSON or BARBER'S ITCH
As heir to umoIs OF thousand names the ointment it.
self frequently used with entire success Price 50cts The
internal applications is composed of twelve different ngre
dents entirely vegetable and esteemed highly, safe
aed wholesome drink for persons generally particularly in
the spring Price so cts. Numerous certificates from
distinguished physicians, cergymen and other professional
men, from this and other States in possession Of the pro-
prietor which might be suboned if necessary word to
the wise is sufficient For sale the store of the subscriber
wholesale and RETAIL and at the BATH BOOK STORE
In Brunswick by Webb and IIall-Wiscasset by Edmund
Dana and by his regular agents throughout New England
w b. TRUFANT', sole propri tor.
Rath Me
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-08-12
Twenty-Seventh Congress-
EXTRA SESSION.
WEDNESDAY, August 4tI

WEDNESDAY, August 4th.
In SENATE.-The consideration OF the Fortli-
cation Bill was resumed, and the following
amendments we're adopted Appropratng 49,
900 for an Armory on the waters OF the Valley OF
the Missssipp approprlating 100000 to build
armed steamers the Lakes, so far as compatl-
Bile with treaty appropriatng $4,000 for de-
fensive works at Detroit Several other amene =
ments were offered and rejected
In THE HoUsE.-The resolution that the Bank
Bill be taken out of Committee on Friday was
considered and adopted. The debate ON the bill
was then resumed.
THURSDAY, August s.
In SENATE.-A memorial was presented from
Faunnier Co VIRGINIA. AGAINST the extra session
and the Wb;r measures generally. II was laid
on the table 81 to %. Mr.. Benton moved to take
it up again. and EXPRESSED his intention to make
that motion every morning durinp the session. -
He was called IN order and an unusually excl
ted debate arose on nonts of order. which was
Mt last cut offbv the expiration of the hour.
The hin to revive the charters Of the banks of
the District of Columbia, was passed by Yeas 90,
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-08-12
DE. SHERMAN.

NURIfF.U.N IF-N 7 Is
MOULD respectfully inform the Ladies and Gentlemen
w of Bath and its vicinity that he has taken Rooms for
short time Mr. Rooth's Commercial House, where he
will perform all operations in DENTAL SURGERY, upon
the latest and most approved principles both for health and
5eautg of the teeth, and in the most perfect manner
HeCayed teeth filed with (lod Snrer, and therefore
rendered healthy and useful during life if attended 10 in
Also teeth ceansed and extracted &c. with and sqy,
Mineral teeth inserted circumstances may require III the
hest possible manner combining beauty and usefulness,
with durability.
Tooth Ponder of superior quality, may be had at his
Rooms.
All operations warranted to give satisfaction
Terms Moderate.
Rath Juv 9Sth. IS4I 3Wi2
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-08-12

EPPublic meetings should be held in every town
10 the State for discussion. There a great
many voters who do not take newspapers. Persons
who are competent should deliver addresses, and
then all should join in free discussion. In this
way doubts could be removed, objections answered,
and all made better acquainted with the true state
ofatfairs. This is the true democratic way 1t is
open and above board. 1t is the way 10 get at the
truth. which should be the object of every wing
and of every friend Of his country We shall take
pleasure in publishing notices Of such meetings.
Ken. Journal So shall we.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-08-12

schooner supposed to be from Thomaston, ashore
on " NiX'S hae''-so says the Boston Atlas
Barque Hudson, VIM. Curtis FIN Matanzas for Constadt,
ashore June g. the Island of Oese Aransberg
and became total loss Her cargo about 1900 boxes white
sugar. principally for foreign account and insured
in London II supposed have been saved in part al
though neither loyds List or the London Ship Gazette
have had anything in relation to it, except bare notice that
the H. stranded near Arensbirg, June 6. The Hudson
belonged Bath Me. and only about year old She
valued about II 000 and there insurance
her at two Offices in Boston to the amount of $4,000
Four of the of brig Level of Boston, Qost May
aguana) at New York. 9Th inst in sch Sam Philips, from
Nassau. One of the died at Nassau.
SfIPwREcK.-We learn from gentleman who up
from the Bay shore this evening, that the brig Volta, of
Eden, Me-, from Daren Geo. laden with pitch pine timber
and engne is ashore - miles south of Cape Henry,
about half IA mile from the beach.
Onr informant boarded the brig yesterday, and found the
captain (Hggns) mate and three of her dead having
died sea- and found Mr.. Samuel s. Jackson, who
board of her from the barque Adelne Eliza, in lat 81 30,
lon 49, in charge Mr. Jackson having asceraned that the
captain and mate delrois and several of her crew
very i'll, humaney volunteered to navigate her within the
Capes and had gotten nearly up Cape Henry when he
encountered adverse wind and tide and having only three
board the brig leaking badly the water being
the cabin floor, she dred to the southwark, when he
compelled TO let the anchors go Baltimore pilot boarded
her Yesterday and Mr. Jackson stated informant that
when he her sinking condition. he advised the cables
be slipped and the brig ashore which advice Mr.. Jack
concurred n for the safety of the lives of those
board Our informant further states that part of her
has been discharged and that the brig nearly freed of
water when he left her and opinion that she will proba
bly, be gotten of.-JOurRd of Commerce.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-08-12

BrorB's SarSapayii2a Compound. This delightful and
pleasant beverage for the is fast coming into use
aud VIII soon be- indispensable article in every family.
1t makes delightful mead and is excellent purifier OF the
blood. BY very small expenditure OF money, the purchaser
has bottle of the SarSapala Compound and box con
tanning the Saline powder The only necessary accompani
pitcher of ice water and you have perfect toun
TAIN where reader you may reirgee Your hearts
tent little Of the saline mixed with the Sarsapaa, will
give you grateful glass of Sarsapaa Mead rs can be
found in the city, We speak from experience; don't take
word for it, but and get the article Of ho's. Towns
end 81 Chapel ST. Call for VIM Browns No. | Silver
Top, Daily Herald, New Haven, (Con.)
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-08-12
STATE OF MAINE.

LINCOLN $50 Nathaniel Green, CiuardGn Of Elizabeth
Small mite Of JcisOa Small, late Eta6ch Leac heir
tio7 Of Ntah Leach ideV 16pshGm IL sad County, de
cedSed GREETING
OU are hereby ordered to notify the said Elizabeth, and
all persons nerested,-That your first account of Guar
dansp the Estate of said deceased will be offered for
allowance al Probate Court at ropsham on Monday the
d day of August lS4 at II O'clock A. NJ when and where
they may be present, if they cause.
Notice be given by publishing a copy of this Order
weeks successfully in the Lincoln Telegraph at Bath, before
said Court Of Probate.
Given under my hand this ninth day of August, in the
wear of our Lord thousand eight hundred and forty
2W20. NAIH'L GROTON, Judge of Probate.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-08-12
DIED.

In this town Thursday last, Emily Susan, daughter of
Capt. Arthur Mrs II. Donnell aged 3years4 mos.
On Sunday last Ann s., aged years months, and on
Monday last, George NJ, aged months, children of Mr.
George Cotton.
On Monday last Mrs Mary, wife OF Mr. Forance Drisko
aged years.
On Tuesday last Miss Mary Conner, aged ls years.
In rwnton (Aabama on the 18th ut, of cOngcstive ie
yer, Mr. John Trevet of Apaachicoa aged % years. for
merly of Wiscasset.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-08-12

PORT OF BATH.

Arrived.
Aug 9, sch Reindeer, Higgins, N York
brig Wides p. Walker, Edgcomb. Providence
sch Planet, Robinson do.
sch Mary Chase, Stems, do.
sch Native, Preble, do.
sch Hyas, Colby, Newburyport
sch Augusta, Dickman, Boston
sch Post Boy, Beals do.
sch Silas Parker, Coffin, Nantucket.
Sailed.
Aug 10, Br. sch Element, Sanford Walton, N 5.
sch Samuel, Fogg, Philadelphia
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-08-12
Arrivals, CIearances, sc.

Ar at Orleans 26th brig Carleton, Hayden, Thomaston
Adv bark VIM. Ladd, for London, passage only
Ar at Mobile 29tl, brig Mississippi, Banchard Havana,
and adv. for Boston.
Ar at Norfolk Sd, brig Taeyrand Cooper, Sydney TO-.
In Hampton Roads, brig Caucasian Sprague FIN homaston
At Seawe's Point, sch Molaeska Coey fin Richmond for
Philadelphia.
Ar at Philadelphia 6th sch Mary Jane, Woods, Bangor
CT at York 9th, ship Queen Victoria, Thompson, New
Orleans.
Arat Haven 5th, sch Franklin, White, Thomaston.--
81 9Th schs Alvano Gilcrist Bangor; franklin Camden
81 from Plymouth 4th, sch Ann, Huff, Wiscasset.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-08-12
PURE EXTRACT OF SPANISH sARsA-
PARETT.Al

THIS concentrated extract Of Spanish Sarsapala is
entirely article prepared by steam apparatus
without boiling the root two teaspoons containing
much Sarsapala is found in wine glass of the syrup
1t is highly recommended for all diseases arising from
impure state of the blood. For sale by VIM BRowN, 43l,
Washington St. Boston, and f. WOOD,
Central Wharf.
Path AM :l,5)e
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-08-12
STATE OF MAINE,

LINCOLN ss-70 Hugh Patten Guardian Samuel Hunter
Of 10psham in said County, compo merits peyson
r GREETING.
Hunter and all persons inerested-Th your second
count of guardianship the Estate Of said Hunter, will be
offered for allowance Probate Court at Topsam said
County Monday the 3d. day of August II O'Clock,
A. NJ when and where they may be present, if they
cause.
Notice he given by causing copy of this order be
published in the Lincoln Telegraph at Bath three weeks
successfully before said Court of Probate.
Given under my hand this 3ls day July in the year of
Lord one thousand eight hundred and forty
3wl9* NATHL GROTON, Judge of Probate
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-08-12

tCpThe Ex-Ofice- holders Convention Tor ihs
Co unity met at Wscasset yesterday. We 60 to
press before getting the particulars-but understand
they ratified the orders of the leaders, "at'er the
froth subsidized"
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-08-12
sHERMAN,s POOR MANS PLASTER

THE best Strengthening plaster in the world, and asove
reign remedy for palms, weakness in the back oins,
Sides breast heck, limbs Joints, rheumatism, mbago &c.,
&c. One million year will not supply the demand. War
ranted superior to all Others and for quarter the usual
price, making it only the best but the cheapest plaster
Ia the world. 1t affords relief in few hours, and makes
astonishing For Sale by G. w. Reddlng General
Agent, No. 8, State Street, Boston, Also by Il. WOOD,
Agent for Bath Central Wharf.
Aug H. 3w2O
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-08-12
FARM FOtt SALE.

TINE subscriber offers for the farm which he now
lives situated on the New Road from Bath to Brunswick
and the New Meadows River containing about 80 acres
well divided into pasturage, tage and moving land with
sufficient wood lots &C. The house is and very pleas
antly situated commanding fine view of the River and all
the travel between Bath and Brunswick passes by the door,
being situated the crossing of the old and roads,
Said farm will sold bargain if applied for soon, by
the subscriber on the premises.
Aug A. tfl9. NEHEMIAH PETERSON, Jr.
ROCK & .IOR PRINTING. done Mt this nfIice.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-08-12

CONSTANTLY on hand and for sale by G. s. jerks at
~ his Book store, Front Street. the Theological writ
ings of EMANUEL SWEDENBORG; and also, other
works designed explain the Doctrines peculiar to the New
Jerusalem Church.
Bath, Aug u, l2il. 3n20.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-08-12

1.-THE third number ofthe series of letters to Gov
Fairfield, which we copy from the Portland Adver-
tiser, should be carefully examined by every Re-
publican.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-08-12

We requested TO stale that the Methodist services will
be held sabbath and few succeeding sabbahs at the
Town Hall
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-08-12

ORANGE FLOWER LOTION, FOR THE
~ COMPLEXION The subscriber offers this Lotion to
the public with confidence safe agreeable, and certain
remedy the cure, prevenon Of Pmpes the face
for Freckes for the removal prevention of Tan for
Redress from exposure the sun and for rendering the
complexion clear and beautiful IL Is particularly recon-
and for preventing all kinds of Erptions which often
follow For sale only by ORLANDO TOMPK1NS, 81
Washington corner of Winter street, Boston, and GEO IL.
CARLTON Il Co., Lowell.
For sale in Bath by L. WOOD, Central Wharf. 3ml9
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-08-12
sTRAYED Or STOLEN,

TROM the subscriber about two weeks SioAT abor
eight weeks old Any person who will give infurma
ton to the subscriber, shall be suitably rewarded.
LUKE LAMBARDl
Batb Aup't a. l251 3Wlg.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-08-12
WORM AND COUGH LOZENG

RE the safest and etecua remedy for Coughs
N H0rms that has been offered in this place.
The proprietor has known an instance where they did
not give perfect satisfaction
Many Of the inhabitants of this town and vicinity, have
used the above within the last months, and speak in
the highest terms of their beneficial results For call
on. For sale by G. W. REDDNG, Gen Agent, No. State
Street, Boston, Also by L. WOOD, Agent for Bath, Cen
trail Wharf
Aug Sd. 1911. 3Wl9.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-08-12
MARRIED.

In this town Thursday last by Rev j. T. Gilman, Mr..
William Mute Miss OCava Blagden, both Of Wiscasse
In Harpswellon Tuesday last by Rev. j. T. Gilman, Capt
Thomas Meuyman to Miss Mary Ann Curtis.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-08-12

1T the Sga Of the .Bortdr oPDoste the Printing Otice,
ID RESPECTFULLY invite Jhe notice of the community IN
AZ their New Apothecary Establishment Front street. in
the building recently known the Kimba Store opposite
this Printing OAce where they will he ready furnish
all times, night day, Medical and Surgical advice, and
medicines with neatness and dispatch and cheap
be procured in the place. Particular will given
TO Physicians orders and prescriptions and furnishing
Medicine Chests for families and vessels
DR. HALE will attend exclusively to the duties ofthe shon
and Dr. STOCKBRiDGE win continue to devote his
ton to his Profession OF surgery and Medicine
N. b. They have Soda Fountain from which they can
furnish the luxurious and sparkling beverage perfection
Bath, June 10, 1911. fiji
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-08-12

T ANDED mt Stanifords Wharf about six months since
IL Casks Nails marked U. H. Hitchcock, Bath. En-
quire Of ABEL KIMBALL, AT SIanOrd's Wharf
Bath, July %, lS4l. 3Nl9.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-08-12

We have highly important intelligence from
shington. On Friday last the Bank Bill, in
the shape in which it passed the Senate, passed
the House of Representatives by majority of
Mirty-one rO'es-John q. Adams and Henry A..
Wise voting against it, 1t is now before the
President, and the question arises, with greater
intensity than ever. " will he veto it or sign it -
1t is certain that the President has ~ vet ex-
pressed no opinion on the beet to any person.
CAPT. HATCH. OF THE SHIP ATALANTA.
Below we publish the Resolutions passed by the
American sea captains at Rotterdam, and the letter
written by them to our Charge des Affaires at the
Hague, in relation the unwarrahtable Imprisonment
of Capt. G. NJ Hatch, master of the ship ATLANTA,
of this port. The Atalanta is new vessel, and is
mostly owned by Capt. James Cook Of this town,
and IN consequence of the detention of her Master,
as detailed below, the are put to great ex-
pense, and Capt. Hatch placed in a situation that
may seriously inure his bodily health, when his on
ly crime for defending himself on board of his
own ship. Letters received here state that our
Charge at the Hague refused TO interfere officially
and used his personal exenons 10 procure, the lib
Grafton of Capt. Hatch.
A representation of the whole affair has been
transmitted to Washington, and it is hoped that our
Government will take immediate measures to pro-
cure the release Of the Captain, and an idemnity
for the owners. The whole proceedings of the
Dutch authorities being in defiance of the laws of ma
ture as we'll as of nations, and gross Infringement
upon the rights of our common county, prompt and
efficient measures should be resorted to by ouI
Government to obtain that redress from the offend
ing party. that will be sufficient remuneration to
the owners of the ship and to the injured and
much abused captain. Not an American in Roer.
dam is allowed any communication with Capt.
Hatch, and he is kept in close solitary confinement
the mate of the Ataanta (Mr Wotton) writes that
his captain has been in Jail 26 days. and that he is
not allowed either to see or to write TO him.
Capt. Cook, to whom the following Resolutions
and letter were sent, has we are Informed, either
sailed himself or sent muster GU, in the steamer
Caledonia for Liverpool, which left Boston on Sun
day, who will proceed to Rotterdam, take charge
of the ship, and return her TO the United States.
[Waldoboro' Patriot.
AT a meeting Of American Ship Masters now in
che Port of Rotterdam, held on board the Ship Me-
tamora, the 29th June lo4I, to take into consdera
ton the case of Capt G. M. Hatch Of Ship Atalanta,
who was forciby taken out of his Ship on the 18th
June and is now confined in the City Prison, and
TO devise the best for his liberation to have
justice done him by his own laws at home,-the
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-08-12

TFROM The subscriber, about the 10th inst an lndonted
a apprentice, by the name of Isaac Lenont Jr sad
Isaac about 10 years old and stout built this Is to caution
all persons from trusting said Isaac my account, as
shall pay debts of his contracting from this date, and all
persons are forbid employing him hthey would AVOID the
penalties of the Law. A. c. RAY MDND.
Bath, July 21th. ls4l. 3Wl9
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-08-12
CHEAPE1R YET iI--Ar THE sAGAnAMOcLz oHEAP sEORL.
POWDER.

"a A HOUSE pleasantly situaed on Middle Street, ap
SO. ply 10 q. W. KENDALL
Aug. 9Th, ls4l. 3wl9.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-08-12
CHARLES CLAPP, Jr.,
COMMISSION MERCHANT & 3UC7TONEER.
Nos. & :, STANIFoRp's WHARF,
R4YH

ROARDERS WANTED! ar $50 PER WEEK
- at the numerical House! HENRY ROOTH
Wo nd respectfully inform the public generally that he
times to the above named House, and will furnish
board at 81, per week.
Grateful for past iavo he soicts continuance of the
snmr. Pat! March II. lS4l. If 80.