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Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-07-22

Ar at Portsmouth 18th, schs Koskosco, Rollins Gardiner;
Bolivar, nsk Hallowell; kenduskeag, Mitchell Bangor
Ar at Newbuyport 10th, sch Sukey, Gunnison, Bangor
lin Gloucester 18TH sch Mary Jane, Wood Kennehec
Sid FIN Haven 18th, Bradure, Cady, Bangor
Ar AT York 18th, ship Caspian, Patten, Orleans. 10TH
sch Chaense Johnson, Thomaston Cl brig Abigail Rich
m6nd, ThompSon Bangor
-, Ar at Norfolk l3lh sch Robert 4 Rowland, smaIey
=, q at Orleans 9Th, ship Ontario JAMESON Liverpool
lowed to Sea, ship Roger sherman.
Arat Newport 18th, schs Henry, Providence for Bangor
Pfovdencej Rapid, Piper Camden; Lucinda SNOW, SNOW;
Increase Veri Claendon Holmes, and Pocahontas Fate
all from Thomaston for New York Passed up, >cls Hope
and Susan, Eennebec for Providence Tyo, of and from
Bangor for do = sch Henry, Bangor.
Ar at Norfolk nth, sch Albion, Moore, Thomaston
Ar at Georgetown D. C. 18th, sch Jane, Gchrist, Lubec
Ar at London 9th, scls Mary Ann, Brootings Kenne
nee. sl Hnnter Brown, Calais for Norwich; New Packet
staples bangor for do; Hannah Foster, Machias for do
iotl crescent Nelson, Calais for dos Tangent Boardman
Arat Liverpool, June 90 ships Monmouth MAXWELL and
GLASGOW Barker, Oreans onario Holmes, do Penns-
E arna, Pn 1n Birmngh9n Robinson and North
YORK. Entered for loading, Sd, Pennsylvania Drum
mond, for do "
London entered inwards July st Caledonia Drummond
Havana. CT I'd, Tennessee, Skoled. N York.
81 I'm Shields June II, ship Vile de Paris, Tro for
Ar in the Clyde Juno 81 Tennessee Lombard Orleans.
Ar at fiaye 18th, Lion, Schoed, Apaachicoa. Sailed
18th New England, Lowell, Bath 23d, France, Marshall,
Ar at Bremen June 25 bark Florence, Decker Orleans
- AZ 81 CroN w. e. Both ult sch -, of Bangor, for N
Ar at Providence l4th chs Tasso Gardiner Philadelphia,
Iancaa, C0niatd, Buckspon Lydia, Baker, Gardiner;
Enterprise, Perry do; Morning STAR Nckerson, Bath;
Ar at Bedford l4th schs Marcellus, CHM, Bangor;
George, Cove, Bath. 7
Ar at Newport l4th schs VandaIia Berry, Bangor for
Haven; VIM Henry ;Ihomaston for York; Geo Warren,
Cheryhed, for do; st Lucar Lncoinvie for London
Al Havana LIST inst ships Trenton, Snow; Giard Gross,
and Cordova, Lowell waiting A. - - F''F'T'
AT Nlaanzas 3D. inst, brig Bordeaux, Wince from Bath
| just ar. 20
Arat Fcou 3D. inst Loretto Brown, Thomaston Ann,
Huff, Wiscasset
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-07-22

cid at Orleans 5th ship Roger Sherman Nichols Have.
Ar at Providence l4h scls Providence, snow Bath Vic
tory, Chase, do 81 sch Franklin, Bath; Albert, do.
Ar at Hyanns l3h sch Dove Briggs Bath for Providence
Arr Portland 18th, soop North Bend, New York for Ban
gor.
Ar at Fall River 18th, schs Morning Star, and Franklin,
Baths Sloop Mary Howard, Perry Gardiner. 18th, Hope
Esther, Nckerson Bath
Ar at Boston 18th, bark John Odlin Hanover Philadelphia;
brig Emily (of Waldoboro) SNOW, Sydney Good Intent,
Parker, Hallowel CT l5th ship Manchester Lancaster,
Orleans Ar sch Splendid Shaekord, Passport ca 10th,
brg Pioneer, Petteng, Frenchmans Bay Ar 18th, ship
Palestine, i'efeld Liverpool May 24 sch Albion, Rob
nson Danarscoa. CT brig Amaranth McNear Wscasset;
CITIZEN, Brown, Machas; Albion, Rich, Bangor Edward
Kent, Wlnehenbach, Wadoboro; Monsoon Carlton, Frank
fort Ar sch Augusta Dckman, Augusta. 18th, scls Pack
ct, Stone, Hampden; Sabine, Warren, Gardiner.
gov, 35 days.
AT Guayama July 4, brig James McCobb, perm York
AT Havana Jny T. brig Charles Sylvester of Bath for Viii
lngton same day; bark VIM Ladd, Wyman, oh; brig
America Stinson, disg; Partridge, Soule, do.
arr Boston 18th, sch Texas (of Boothbay Emerson,
sidney 9TH inst; sch Cordea, (of Camden) Norwood
Mobile both ult. Spoke 18th inst lat Il Ion 20 ,
wayne, from Thomason for Mobile. Also sch Mechanic
Bryant, Bangor.
Ar al Edgarown l6th sch Bahama, Phinney, Sandwich
Tor Gardiner Caroline, Phnney, do for do.
Fredonia, Bangor Dove, Briggs, and Relief Nicker
son, Bath Sailed l7th sch Providence Snow, Bath; En-
teprze, Perry, Gardiner. 18th, Lydia, Baker, Morning
Star, Nickerson; Dorcas, Kelley and Globe, Baker Bath
Ar ut Boston 19tl ship Majestic Wl1R Manson, Bath
sch Mary, Lamson Ilallowell.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-07-22
STATE OF MAINE.
BATH, July 20, 1874.

-- - BATH July ~, 1871.
DIVISION ORDER No. il.
THE review and inspection of the troops of this Division
viii take place the present year follows viz The
first Brigade between the l4th and 18th and the second
Brigade between the Goth and 2h days of September
and on such days between the days aforesaid shall be
respectively designated by Brigadier Generals Miay and
Leonard.
The Infantry viii assemble by Regiments and Artillery
and Cavalry by Companies with such Regiments of Infantry
as VIII be most convenient for them.
Brigader Generals Miay and Leonard will give imme-
diatG notice of the days which they shall appoint for the
several reviews within their respective commands aereea-
bly, Ia the limits above prescribed. They are also directed
require in orders that the several Commandments of Regi-
enlS VIII have their troops ready for Inspection at an early
hour the day ofpaade, order that as much time as
possible may be spent by them in Improvement and disc
pline.
Brigader Genery Millay and Leonard will that all
vacancies Wlthln Their respective commands immediate
y filled and Will take prompt bring ont at the
coming Review Regiment with its full complement
officers and men and will note every instance Of nreaso-
able neglect of duty and take immediate steps bring every
officer guilty of such neglect, before the proper tribunal
The Commandments of the several Regiments will
ably notify the Major General of the time and place of parade
of their Regiment aud the manPuvres to be performed
BY command of Major General
JOSEPH BERRY.
JACOB s. SEw,LL, A. D. c., and orderly Officer 4th Div
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-07-22

A colored girl, aged Is, who was carried to New
Bedford, Mass, by her mistress, was on Saturday
carried before the Supreme Court Of MassacAus It's
on writ Of habeas corpus. and diScharged The
law in that state allows of slaves TO claim tu-
glives only aud gives them no hold upon servants
whom they may carry with THIN. The rep al {"
the "nne months by the Legislature OF th'7
state, at lis last session, puts owners on the same
footing here as in Massachusetts IA fact of which
southerners should he ADVISED. We should rather
say tina. The Constitution Of the United State tesores
fpgi,res- the state laws make no further provision
[Brother Jonathan,
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-07-22

HOME SQUApRoN.-The National Inteligencer
publishes the report made to the House of Repre-
seniatives by Mr.. Thomas b. King, Of the Commit
tee of Naval affairs, the subject of a Home
Squadron, for the purposes stated in the late report
ofihe Secretary of the Navy, and also on the inlpor-
lance Of providing steam ships Of war for the service
of the country in case of need. The committee le-
ported bill appropratng the sum recommended
by the secretary Of the Navy for the Home Squad
ron. and they recommend the adoption by the House
Of resolution ins'ruc,ng the Secretary of the Navy
to inquire into the expediency of aiding individuals
Of companies in the establishment Of lines of"armed
steamers between some of the principal northern
and southern ports and foreign ports and also 10
advertise for proposals FOR the establishment of such
lines as he may deem most important and practical
ble and TO report to the house at the session.
The routes named by the committee, as those on
svhch they suggest that contracts mig be made for
The employment of steamers, are that from Boston
to tavre, requiring four steamers from New York
to Liverpool, four seamers-Norlok by way of
Charleston and SAVANNAH to Havana, three steam
ers--and New Orleans to Havana, three This sub
Ject deserves the serious Consideration of the Gov
eminent and we trust that the inquiry proposed to
be instituted will be the means Of bringing before
Congress at the next session, all the informa ton
which may be necessary to justify some effective
action npon the subject.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-07-22

Arrived.
July -, ship Hanover, DrmmonA Ca'iz, 81 days. Salt 10
l.. Hnlchtnn. sailed in with brig Two Sisters,
Fish, for n. York, days. brig Adna, for Pictnll )
or days ship Andrew Scott, Hartley, of Portland
iur Boston, loading. Spoke notatng '' -
10, sch Planet, Robinson, Boston
sch Samuel Foga, 10.
sch Mary Ann, Skul;ield, do.
II, sch Richmond, Crooker Bangor
%, sch franklin, Nickerson, Fail River
81 brig Rowland, Adams, Pi Pctre Guadalupe II DAYS
ballast Left sch, Gordon iut Portland, just ar.
brig New York, Merlmin, iavana.
At quarantine ship Trenton, Snow Havana 10 DAYS -
in company slip Girard, Groves and brg America, nson
for Bath
Cleared.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-07-22

Fatal Trick ola Madman.-1he Picayune states
that on the 2lst ut, deranged man. name I'M
known; who was passenger on board the steam
boat Maid of Arkansas, in Of his fits attacked
one ofhis fellow passengers, a few miles below
Mills Point. and jumped overheard with him. The
engine was instantly stopped, yawl lowered and
pushed off towards the drowning men With great
exer,on the yawl reached them in time TO save one
of the strugglers the unfortunate unac, however,
sunk to rise more.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-07-22
ACADEMIC HIGH SCHOOL.

The Female department of the Bath TIigll
School, will commence on Monday next, July
Goth. .Capdidates for admission, will present
themselves for examination at the Academy
building on Saturday oath inst. at o'clock in
the morning A general attendance of the can
dldates is required
The Teachers selected, are as follows,
SMITH b. GoUDENow, PrincipoL.
SAR8H B. Church, Female ASSISTANT
Fer Order
+. CLARKE, Sec y.
Bath, July 22d.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-07-22

BANKRUPT Laval the commencement of
the present session of Congress, the impression
prevailed at Washington that the Bankrupt
Bill would not be taken up the present session
That impression is now changed. 1t is expected
that the bill will be brought forward and conf
dent expectation is entertained by those who are
conversant with the opinions ofmembers, that it
will pass. This idea is countenanced by the con-
versation which took place in the Senate on Mon
dan
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-07-22
NEW MEDICAL WORK..

rNilE American Vegetable Practice, or new improved
Guide to Health, designed for the use of families by
Dr. Morris Mattson. This work embraces a full and com
ee view OF the various branches of Medical Science, and
should be found in every family II is the best and cbeapest
Medical Work ever published Price 81 90.
Persons wishing to purchase, will apply Dr. Samuel An
derSon at whose residence, They work.
Dr. MATrsoN, it is expected will delivera Lecture
subject othe 1hompsonian Theory and Practice in few
viii be given by handbis.
o.tr-
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-07-22
PROPOSALS FOR WrNNEGANCE ROAD.

R's ".'iH WlNNEGANCE ROAD.
an the luh daV al August next at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, the
~ Selectmcn of Bath viii sell Auction to the lowest bid
der the making Of the road Bath, from near Winnie
gaice bridge TO the Mill Cove road. The conractofsD take
o all the stnns and loose stones plough the road
by crown the same, making the travelled part
" Two feet WIDE with suitable side drans culverts and
bridges
sad road 10 be made well the lately built by
David StadSh, from his house Standshs Mill and to be
completed by the tenth day Of October The will
be made in lots of fifty rods each commencing North
end of the route. ], PAGE. 4 SeIertmcn
r. BAILEY : of
]. SEWALL, } Bath.
Bath, July 90 lSil ~
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-07-22

WEST PoINr.---Ihe Board of Annual Visitation
to the Military Academy at West Point, have made
their report. speaks in high terms of the Insttu-
ton, aud makes unanimous recommendation in ia
vor Of perseverance in the policy in which the nsti-
tuition, speaks volumes in its favor.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-07-22

Resignation ola Judge,-iiis Hon John Davis,
Judge of the U. s. Court. Massachusetts District,
resis ned his Office on Saturday last He was up
pointed to the Office in 1901 and having held it over
forty years, retres at the age of eighty. universally
respected, and in full enjoyment OF his faculties.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-07-22

Pennsylvania HaN.-We learn from the journal
of Commerce that the jury appointed to ascertain the
loss sustained by the burning of Pensy vania (Aboli
ton) Hall, by.a mob in 1888, and also whether the
proprietor Of that concern had any immediate
tive participation in lis destruction, have made re-
port tina, the loss is :'3 900, and that they did moi
participate in its destruction. The amount claimed
BY the owners of the Hall was over 100000.
though what little singular, they refused to
furnishby bills or contracts of Building, any evidence
upon the point of the cost. One Of the jury has
made counter report, in which he declares that he
believes the propretors of the building did participate
in its destruction, in the true intent and meaning of
The law and refuses 10 award any amount of loss.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-07-22

iCeDr. Collyer is sill lecturing on "Apima
Magnetism. in Boston. The committee renorted
in his favor; but the Editors seem to have woke mn
from their state OF slumber and to be writing about
something else. What will be the next notion that
the Bosonians will go crazy about The latest il
fish story something about "squid'
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-07-22

A MESSAGE FROM THE President receiv-
ed in the House on Wednesday, enclosing com
munication from the Department of State, with a
number of papers and letters relating to the Afr-
can Slave trade, between the Secretary of State
and the American Minister at London, and Mr..
Forsyth, and Mr.. Trist, the Consul at Havana
They were ordered to be printed, and when re-
ceved shall be laid, in part at all events, before
our readers-.dhaS.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-07-22
THE LAST CALI.

9ARSONS SMITH gives notice for the last time to those
who are indebted to him by account that if they
40 not call and settle with him within three weeks from this
date, they will be sewed Immediately.
Bath, July 22d, lSil. 3wI7
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-07-22

The best joke we have lately met with is TO be
found in the New York NeO Era of Monday, in
which, the bill before Congress to make provision
for paying, in part the debt entaied upon the coun-
try by the last administration, is called ga law to
create national debt :! We say, to pay the debt
sin part for it is in part only. The fourth install
ment due to the States under the deposte act Is as
much part of the debt created by that Admnistra-
ton even the floating Treasury notes for the
money, 10 the amount of nine millions of dol liars. was
in the Treasury to pay that instalment when the
last Administration came into power, and would
have been paid to the States if the Executive had
not borrowed it for other purposes. IL IS yet due
10 the States and ought 10 be paid to them. Add
that sum, with the AMOUNT due to Indians Cor their
funds used by the General Government for its own
purposes, and the outstanding and unascertained
debt of the Florida war, and the amount of debt
which the last Administration has left to the Wings
the duty of providing for, will exceed thirty millions
of dollars. MAT. Ipielligencer.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-07-22

1t is estimated at least 60, 900 persons are lying
in the prisons of the United States for debt. Prob
ably, with but few exceptions these 60, 600 people
are husbands and fathers, and have been torn away
from helpless, dependent and weeping families, not
for crime but for misfortune In most instances, no
doubt, this imprisoned multitude able and will
ing to labor and subsistence Cor their families,
and something towards the extingushment of their
liabilities. But from every duty and from every
blessing Of home and freedom they are cnt od and
no useful end is accomplished by their imprisonment
They many dead and buried men. They
sufficient in numbers to people State, and
make it ring with the notes of joy and the din OF
cheerful industry They are arger body of men
than that which achieved our ma ionaI independence
and yet they pine in pestilerous cells, side by side
with thieves, pirates, and murderers, under the
sanction of law. [Phil Gazette.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-07-22

lust received, and for sale wholesale or retail by II
y HYDE, valuable work on MATHEMATICS.
IL contains a the pzzlng questions and explanations
from any work on ARTHME re with much other interest
ing matter. 3Xv16
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-07-22
MARRIED..

In Sarks, Mr. John Spinney to Miss Patience Oliver,
both Of :. Also Mr. James Il. Oliver of Phipsbg Me.
Miss Rachel Alin t'pinney Of :.
In Boston. MIR Edwin Wehher, Miss Mary d. Brown,
both ri Boston, formerly of Bath.
In Bristol, Nr NJ p Fnrlong of jefferson, Miss Mary
l.. iialley, Of Is.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-07-22
rVNHE MOST POPULAR TEMPER NcE tREx
ERAGE Is WILLIAM BROWNS SARSAPARIII
VI I'm me-

COMPOUND, OK SILVER TOP. = =
II is extensively known No. Slper TIM rbare ha
ing imitation tops, and imitation svru now ara in the
market, yon will please call for William browns r,arils
ConpounQ OF Mead syrup. For genuine observe the fac
interior of my Medicine Store Thought by many of our
ryscans ha To ITS general use, to attributed the
uncommon prevalence of health the pa season. as its ten
dency is to purify the blood removing all from
SYSTEM even when they appear the skin About 1000 lbs
OF e pest spanish Sarsapara used the past summer
IN eparhgi inns Preparation ito the expense of $l200)
When lhe strength is wholly extracted from the of
Sarsaparia nakes red liquor, and when formed into
syrup 1t cannot he made white
Brunswick, Jay 90 lS40 7o.Br. alfred McKenap-Deor
SIR In repts request far my optaon Of I'm
BrOoa's Salsaparua 5iead Syrup, called sper Top No. l.
mould say that IAGve found peculiarly pleasant taste
and fao0rahs the stomach thhse re
epects, depending probably the proportions iaIvSdets
consider it superiOrto any ahich 1 haze used.
Yours respectfnls
p C. CLE,aYFL-aNrD, Prof Of BOaOdosn Collier
For sale in Bath al wholesale and retail by f. WOOD-
Also retailed by all the Druggists and Grocers.
! 6w II.
IOOIk & NOR PR INTINfs- dam, IA IL. .ls,...
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-07-22
DIED.

AT Havana, Mrs. Eliza, wife of Capt. Samuel snow. of
ship Trenton, and daughter Of Mr. Eltale Lowell Of this
town.
In Sarks, widow Bathsheha Waugh, aged 80.
In Ionespor Capt john Rchafdsou, formerly of Porlaud
aged 81.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-07-22
THE FOLLOWING LETTERS ARE WELL
Deserving attention

q.
Dear Sir-I feel it duty owe 10 the public, inform
yon ofthe astonishing efficacy of your valuable Pills.
bilious or typhus fever which ragged at that time in our dis
tric The pain suffered in my head and back most
excucating first took six of your pills twice day. al
read over your directions after which took H. then 2Ohen
81 twice day 23d exgeregced mtl relief from these
days afterwards, when found the disease yielding and the
fever literally broken up. then gradually diminished the
quantities according to the printed directions and two
but your pills great many of my neghbors, who sent for
physician, and followed s directions and took his RENE
dies were confined to the house from six Twelve
fourteen weeks, to say nothing of those who died ~
considerable number, after recovered followed the
plan had done, and took your pills in the same man
and found the happy effects from that course
took fifteen boxes myself soe, however, recovered after
" one or two cases @p 1Pssd f ne
DR.. Brandreth, New York
Cooperstown Jan. 5, 1899.
Dear srTt gives pleasure say to yon that Mr. Bur
lngham, the writer of the above letter. highly respecta
BILE farmer and in the town in which he resides stands
higher for truth and veracy. Query: If in malignant f-
this fall and winter, your pills should prove successful
they not be relied in every disease if taken according
your drections' Yours, very respectfully,
ELISHA FooTE, Cen Agent.
b. Bmndreth, NJ D. of the city of N. York
The above Elisha Fooc, Esq. is gentleman of high
spectabliy and of the district Judges of the u Sta
Court. b. BRANDRETH NJ. d.
Peders invariably sell counelfets of the above valuable
medicine Therefore NEVER purchase but of my local agents
of which there is one in every town in the U. States
For list Of Agents in Cumberland and Lincoln counties
Me see advertisement in anoherp of this paper. b. b.
CHARLES CLAPP, .Jr.,
COMMISSION NERC CHANT & .4UCTYONEER.
Nos. & 2, STANIFoRD's WHARF,
BATH, NE.
HOUSE. SHIP, SIGN, 81 FANCY PAINTING.
* G. SAWYER, would respectfully inform his old Gus
~ toners and the public generally that lie will continue to
tie above business in its various branches with des
patch, ut the old stand, near the Sagadahock Ferry.
Bath, January 30, 1871. tfl5
HAY FOR SALE.
lust received and for sale by the subscriber at MON
- WHARF n PRIME LOT OF HAY.
II. d. McCoBB.
Bath, June 80. IA If.
RRASS KETTLES for sale by G. W KENDALL.
- June 80. tia.
PAINTS OILS, &c
g & ALIEN" and g BROOKLYN" WHITE LEAD
- I.insecd Oil, Spirits Turpentine, n''
Japan, Litharee, Nerdigris,
Paris Green, Emerald Green, Chrome Yellow Blark
Paint Whiting, Meats foot and Sperm Oil, for sale by
NJ Il. GANNETT.
FIGS. RATSINS. &c.
D. DRUMS Turkey Figs WHOLE half and quarter boxes
so Ralsins-Dates and PuInes,
Soft Sheled and Sheled Almonds
Fibnts, English Walnnts,
Pea Nuts, Castana Nuts,
Canary and Hemp Seed, for sale by
June SHh' bwi3' MF. GANNETT.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-07-22

TEXAS AUCTION,
CO.EWSSION STORAGE, & FORBdRDLNG HOUSE.
GENERAL LAND AGENCY OFFICE
.MATAGORD.4, TEXAS, EVERETTE & Co.;
FIcFORLi, TEXAS, EVERETTE Il CO.;
S-7N A.NTONiO, TEX3S, J. b. RlAVIS 4 Co.
Custom House Agents for the above lIouses-A Wads-
worth Co., Matagorda, Texas Mrssrs. Ewing 4 Co.,
Port nbaccapor of entry for Victoria b. Riavis & Co..
San Antnnio Texas.
RtfyeacG--iicn'l SAM'r. HousToN, ,9nstjn, Texas;
A. A. NJ Jackson, Collector Of Castoms (7alreston,
1rras =
.Gen, RUFUS MCCLELLAN, (of Maine) Port .4ustiu,
Terms;
90 Hon. D D. D. GAxrn (nf Manel Preston Tens
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-07-22

1T the Probate Office al Rscasse withn and for HE Conn
of Lincoln, on Tie I4h day ofJay, a. D. Is4i.
WILLIAM PURINTON, named Executor in certain In
w purpotng to be the last Will and testament
of Rachel Milet late of Bowdoinha in said County de-
ceased, having presented the for Probate Ordered
That the said William Purnton give notice 10 all persons in
erested by causing copy ofths Order published three
weeks successfully in the Lincoln Telegraph printed al
Bath and to be posted at public place in Bodo
ham that they appear at Probate Court To be holden
Topsham Monday the 28d day of August next al II
clock in the iorenooon and shew cause if they have,
and allowed the last will and testament of said deceased
s3wl6 - NATH2E GROTON, Judge of Probate
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-07-22

WILLARD WALKER.
aUCTTONEER,
BATH, Me.
Mechanic Street. near the Tow. Landing
July ODD. 1871, trl7