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Lincoln telegraph., 1841-09-02
WORMS CAUSE DEATH.

u, HERMAN'S WORM LOZENGES will entirely destroy
- al kinds Of Worms. Orer million Of bore sOd pearin
The Opg warrated Children and adults alike
subject Many diseases arise from worms without
lis being suspected. Sometimes very troublesome cough
pains in the joints limbs, bleeding the nose, &C.,
occasuned by worms, and may be cured by using this
medicine Many physicians of the highest responsibility
them in their practice. For sale, only by L. WOOD.
NflO Central Hhdrf
Lincoln telegraph., 1841-09-02
CARPENTER 81 HARRIS,
KENN EBEC Il BOSTON
ID CEZ a. h Ia v j " H - = 4.

PACKAG EXPRESS.
THE subscribers, in connection with Messrs T. C. HALE
& Co., of Boston, would respectfully announce to then
friends and the public that they have made to
from AUGUSTA, HATLoWELI, GARDINER, BATH BATH
and the Intermediate steames JohN .n Mo
HHRRpENs % EN- EXfREs ESD to NEW YORK and @ other sonh
and Western Cities. Personal and prompt attention VIII
ens b anG snd g sg
9,ePafa 70, US a should aes be Sgy @ m eac5
for if suitable notice is given.
0frcs At the AuecsrA BooNsTonF, Augusta at G G.
~ Parsons, Bath and at p. c. HALE Co.'S No. 9, Court
Street Boston. G.s. CARPENTER,
SAM'I" l.. HARRIS
REFERENCES.
DANIEL WILLIAMS, Esq
GEN. GREESLIEr WHITE, o,,
WIN. X. SMITH & Go. S"
WILLIAM WoART r., ESQ.
GEN Gro. w. BAcHELDER, Gardiner.
CALVIN SPAuLDING, HdiOlgeU
b. b. MUssEY, Boston.
NJ b. All packages letters left with A. PARsoSs at the
Sagadaock Cheap Stoe, will receive prompt attention.
Bath, May 20, lsil. us.
NEW STORE AND NEW GOODS!
IL A. LEMONT offers for sale at the New Store, No
IL 3, North of the Elliot House, good assortment of ".
H. GOODS, GROCERIES, CROCKERY, AND GL4SS
HaREi composing first rate assortment ofarticles usual in
his line trade, which viii be sold very reasonable
.4LSo-as above, 80 barrels prime FI.0Of.
CROCKERY WARE.
A BEAUTIFUL assortment of Crockery, just
II imported from England, and for sale cheap by
Z. HYDE {, Co
ALBERT G. PAGE.
XETOJLD inform his friends and the public generally thai
w taken the the head of odgkn'S Wharf
formerly occupied by r. p Mose) where he is opening
wen selected assortment of GROCERIES and PRoVI-
SlONS, VIZ:
Coffee Flour
Teas Rye Indian Meal
Sugars Cod Fish
Raisns Cheese
Figs Pork Lard
Grapes &c, &c. Blown Salt, &c &c
sarsaparia Mead, and Sperm and Whale oil.
Also
Lincoln telegraph., 1841-09-02
VEGETABLE SYRUP,

FOr FfRdieS fHcieHff.
rINE most safe and eteCna remedy for leSSenng the pains
and sutiergs attendant partUric1t that has
ever been discovered
The most delicate female may it without the least fear
of injury TO herself or offspring.
The proprietor has in his possession many letters showing
that fully the purpose for which is recommend
ed, not only in lessenng pain and rendering the Of
labor easy and safe, but in promoting the speedy
cry of the mother after confinement
Directions for using il, &c, briefly stated in small
pamphlet that accompani each bottle: in which ceri-
Gates from Physicians Who have prescribed it, and other
Gentlemen Whose Wives have used it,
Pamphlets may be had gratis of Agents by those who
desirous of farther information.
Prepared by ;. PAGE, druggist, HALLowELL, to whom
orders may he directed.
II also for sale by the dozen single bottle by w.
STIMPsoN & REaD, No. ia, State Street, Boston.
j. H. Lddd druggist, Augusta Doc. j. a. BerrH, Saco.
Cbds. TdrbeH, g Gardiner. n. F0gg & Co. Thomaaon
j. Adea, &C NateHile. r. S. Bosa'eH l.. Thomaston
.NathP Hei8 g Bath. F3iatund Da7,a, WiScasset.
g. HUis'OR, . Brunswick. C.. Church, ,Jr. Phillips.
"A. Car'cr, g por,I,,d II. b. Locejol, Fayefte,
C. +. BeckeF, '' "'"' .Iohn Saas, Waldoboro'.
O. ". Hoi@,a 8" Bangor. S. ". Batcs, Nonidgewock.
Nm. o. P0Or !" Belfast
nm. N0ges, Maine Farmer Office, Winthrop
Bath, May Gth lSfl. cop ly7.
Lincoln telegraph., 1841-09-02
W arm the People

That the State election takes place on Monday,
in preparing for the battle, and,
Lincoln telegraph., 1841-09-02

RRAss KETTLES for sale by C. w. KENDALL.
I'D June 80 tia.
Lincoln telegraph., 1841-09-02

SVVEDENBORG'S WORKS.
CONSTANTLY on hand and for sale by c. s. JENKS a
~ his bookstore, Front Street, the Theological writ
ngs of EMANUEL SWBDENBORG; and also, Other
works designed TO explain the Doctrines peculiar the New
Jerusalem Church.
Bath Aug. l2 l94i. :}m20.
Lincoln telegraph., 1841-09-02
NOTICE Is rIEREBY GIVEN.

Wooden Ware and Farming Tools and good assortment
of CROCKERY & GLASS WARE, &C., &c, all of whic,
will he sold the reasonable terms. Call and
Lincoln telegraph., 1841-09-02

Wool carded and Cloth dressed.
w. e. NJ. will also CARD WOOL & DRESS CLOTH IL
the best manner and nj the shortest notice
PRICES for Carding 3 cts per lb. cash on delivery
for Oing cts. "
for Produce 10 cts. delivery.
If fcharged on account cts. (no varations.)
for dressing cloth II l-2 cts per yard.
Lincoln telegraph., 1841-09-02

CHOCIEERY WARE.
A BEAUTIFUL assortment of Crockery, Just
II imported from England, and for sale cheapby
Il. HYDE & Co
Lincoln telegraph., 1841-09-02

RUSSIA DUCK.
A GOOD assortment of different qualities, for sale by
N Is c. CLAPP, Jr.
New-York tribune., 1841-08-18
LETE EVERY mAN VISIT THE FOLLOWING
NEW AND SUBLIME EXHIBITION.

THz FALLS REAL WArES.-No. ei Bacay-st
This has been visited by upwards THOU
during tho last few days and pub
lie only well worth going what every
will be charmed and delighted with the sight Let all
ed attend. only necessary h
muny ha, the whole has been und the Of
GkAIs, E.q Of the Oldest aud best United
Please read the following from the Editor OF the Old Counyman
The FdiS Of YagdraThee beautiful moieI of h, stu
peodous wonder of exhibiting the American Academy Of
Fine Arte Barclay which se worth visit 1t Is
nosneed by those who have real Falls to be correct rep
reentaiion in which all the retained Tho use OF
ws;er-adds greatly effect which certainly very
pleasing"
Open every day evening Price IS eeH''-chdr'n half
price a'ie it
u An agreeable and healthy Recreation Az the
Aner2 oon--No Pleasan.er moro aihaeu'S 10
hs year by taking trP TO oossen ana Walk
the shady and picturesque banks Oh the margin OF tns se
additional sumner b senersy hdned nat
grounds charming spot arc no* more ossaa
than ever Access rendered different parts othe city h
the Barclay Canal Christopher street Ferries The boa on whe
b.v been ne and comfortably rGd In the evening the Csl
stree, Ferry Bass until ten o'clock from Eosoksn o
New-York tribune., 1841-08-18
Gitp Jntelligenre.
R.por,sd for the New-York Tribuae.


spret SEssros-Augu l-Beforo Judge Noah Aldermen
Thoma. Beran for and battery Wm Levi.
Guy-sen tho pentrntsry go days Daniel Haley stealing
gngham umbrella from Turner WhtehOue Gatypenltentary
days Nose, Johuon assault and battery al unknown
C;uIy-peni,eniary months John stealing large whip
from Jane. Connolly Guty-Cy Prison 30 days Cstharno
oBden stealing 90 in moeey and .nndr clothing from John obn
from William C. Brooks Guy-judsement suspended and ne dis
D.,eIerped-Dad Pe,rsau Jacob Williams charged with
e va,enbuh and John Anderson with assault
battery eycfa discharged Tor want oil edelce to pro-
Peck was committed charged with stealing
So from No 10 Franfor'st the property oil Charles sch'i
Of WiIliaa-.t
Brrpary-Peer Johnson coored yesterday arrested
by officer James L. Smith charged with eberhg 'he
bou,e of Ez, Fisher Nos LenardsL when
Police Office Monday and stealing thence h'e or
together S24 80 guilt and to prison.
amss Ar-,ItedFour gamblers, named Simon shoh Lazy
sshlm,ky Marx. and Samson s'par ere arreed early
won At Que sitting Monday si Of Abraham Johnson Of No $50
Pears, with cards and g soser<gn equal TO 81 ~ tho ame dy
dividing .po-one of them loaning Johason $50
m G d sr,b 70 enable hi t., continue gambling all Of
was lost Only S4G the recovered They we're held
10 bail $500 which they gave and were discharged
RO6bing Srenge-A gentleman from Pousvile Pa who de-
wa. robbed by black named M.ry Ann Williams as ne stated
Of $50 watch worth $40 enc was arrested by oce
o..,, yan,ed-wner. wanted Upper Police Office
for small portable wiring and bag full OF
brought them from Cana.a on MS oacN ana vas carrying
tnen 10 yxrmoa, BY the way Of New-fork
.o n tn Low er Police Office No 1902 Centreree by Off
e. Barber Horn ladies' dresses gold earrings White
rno straw bonne, embroidered handkerehiefs
een cloths ,aoon, satin eio~ sheets
linen bed yalances chd cloak Rob Roy sha- mohoga
nv ca,.d clock other articles supposed to be stolen
Coroner. orrcE-Fatel Aee.4eaThe Coroner yestsrday
held an inquest City Hospital the body Of John Garson
aged apprentice John Trow printer Of ia Nassau str
The e after the nth story oi ne bad
ing Office and descend rapidly nrougA
the scutt when the staPe ano he
vas urc,pitsied 10 the bottom ghuly crushed and ansed
He conveyed Hospital and died al IN the evening
Verdict falling from The nth story OF the bald
ing Ne. ia Nas.au-st
New-York tribune., 1841-08-18
He RIB U NE.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, AUGUST Ia, 1871.

II The Veto Message CITY by Express al 10 o'clock
ye-erdy IN % hours oa Warrington would havs ben
here o'clock BalupOre We lmnedates
provided all Northern and Eastern SUI
scriber day Of our regular ssue.
New-York tribune., 1841-08-18

DJ7 Look out for Foreign News this rnornng Os
ship at Boston. We expect Extra printed 'o' - "
ton. but if not we shall issue speedily
New-York tribune., 1841-08-18
stem TO lay before our readers.

LATE FROM CASroS-The ship Oneida, Swift from
Canton and Wampos-whence she sailed the 9th Of
Aprl-arrivcd at this port yesterday We learn from Capt
tain Swift that there had nothing of especial nteres,
CURED since the Ackbar sailed but he adds that the diff
cules are far from being settled The Commodore had
sailed for the North and all the English ships
had he would operations Pekin and
pei the Chinese comply with his request. The Oneida
brings full cargo of Country Teas
% The steamship Acadia, Capt. RYRlE sailed from Bos-
ton Monday afternoon, for Halifax and Liverpool She
carries IS passengers. 20 of whom will stop Halifax.
Her bags 1000 letters and the usual quantity
OF papers She takes upward OF 100000 specie
u On the a3,h ult. at Harrison County, Mo-. taing
family dispute occurred between neighbors Mr John
Taylor and Mr. Bowen which resulted in the death Of the
lat,esTaylor nhumany beating him To death in the
presence of Mrs. Bowen, with the breech Of gun
DAVID BROWN, ESQ. of Baltimore. Saturday last,
confirmed by the Senate Mexican Commissioner place
Of Judge Brown, of Ky. resigned.
% Dawn PAUL BRowS, Esq, has been employed by
the Seauens Friend Sociey counsel for Holmes enc of
the crew of the William Brown, charged with murder
Is There arrived Saratoga from the 2d The 7th inst
inclusive no fewer than l6O7 yisiters and computed
that the whole number there is full 1000.
hdeous ana lOathsone by the congregation of abandoned
creatures there every evening Cas- the Police do nothing
Tor the residents
New-York tribune., 1841-08-18
From ths Courier and Enquirer.I
Metallic Hone and Rnxar afran is

q ChaPman'a tHesaRitc KAcHe HHu ASH@or 1tsoP Is
much commended By and trial Of
admit that ne "etoT It. Mandatory ioa
Wisau-ssrrs- % iy3y lza
New-York tribune., 1841-08-18

u The Politicians Resisser.-A edition will be
published containing correct returns OF all cleo
;oo. f-o0 ls To Is For this office. Prics 25 l,
New-York tribune., 1841-08-18

u Lex writes that the inference he draws from
casual paragraph about the Circuit Judge that is
10 be is that Mr. Graham stands ghes, politician but
Mr. Kent as lawyer As neither made nor intended
any such comparison, we decline publishing LIS article
which does make Neither Of them justly dis
paraged or could be benefited by newspaper adulaon.
TgxxgssgE-We received returns from the following adj
New-York tribune., 1841-08-18

% We publish another letter frem correspondent
STRANGER the indications of tho future aords-r
rather the calculations which making for the future
We dissent decidedly from many of the writer's views
especially with regard the Cabinet and have taken he
liberty strike such passages deemed calculated
10 create i-will ar4ong Wings USloN THE SAKE OF
THE UNION is now than essential Wo to who
ever shall plot TO destroy il
New-York tribune., 1841-08-18

" Our readers may remember that we expressed on
Monday dsapprokatiOn Of the reconmitmen OF tie
Bankrupt Bill Friday. private letter from right
weinormed friend Washington (Which will be found in
ansthcr co!umn appsc, ha, this course
TO the bill from defeat, owing the ubsence Of many
friends of the bill, especially LocoFocos We ask attcn-
ton 10 tha, letter. sustaining what have before
respecting the kind support that bill receives from its L
ceFoco friends. Mark them
New-York tribune., 1841-08-18

u All our letters from Washington speak with adnira
ton of the noble bearing and cOnciato cxertons of Henry
CLAY in the present imminent crisis Others may
and threaten he incucate peace l"rbeaance and rar
osm that crge,s what due the Country. As
Old he is the Grca, Pacidca;or casting oil the turbulent
ofpoitical commoton We thorc viii be no
breaking up Of the Cabinet, but if there believe the
President and the Country will unite in insisting that HENRY
CLAY shall take prominent, post in that which is
oeed it, at the expense O! his personal incnaons and
fort In these times OF peril reed the experienced
and capable pilots at the heluond who are such If not
HeNRY CLAYi
New-York tribune., 1841-08-18

u Peaches and MILK, aPA1TINsoNs corner of Nassau
and Ann street aul4 ST.
New-York tribune., 1841-08-18

u Maj. Gen GAINES and lady are now lec'ur'ng on
National Defence ST. Louis, Mo. Some Oh the Generals
Sou,hWesern admirers protest against the appointment Of
Gen the command in Chief and even threaten that
Gen. G. will not obey orders transmitted through him.
New-York tribune., 1841-08-18

MALAY Pirates AcAs.-Tkese Piratica rascals have
been committing depreda'ons en- vessels They board
ed and robbed the barque Pilot of London and killed three
of her Several escaped board of English man
ntwnr
New-York tribune., 1841-08-18

IsDAS of rather serious
character have recently taken place between the whites and
Indians Fort Wayne In consequence of an Indian be-
ing killed by soldier quarrel the friends Of the de-
ceased collected hundred warrors Set
themselves down before the Fort, threatening burn and
the garrison aness the perpetrators Instantly
given up for punishment This of course the commandaDr
of the Fort refused do and it with the greatest dih
Guilty that number Of the chief of the could pre-
vail upon the multitude de.s for time from violence.
y Grcnt Boar Rnce.-Today the great Boat Race
the Eysan Fields Hoboksn The fra, will take paes
rben tho following Boats will Duane,
Atlantic ThomaI Jefferson picked
THE SECOND RACE, at o'clock,
Will scul- Boat Race, for prize Of dollars. This
will very interesting the following boats have entered
TIPPECANOE, LEAyE-HER-RE,
DEMOCRAT ROAaER,
JACK BRIGHTON. alias PANTHER.
aule HOOKEM5NIVY C9 lts
II Wanted o Charter n Observation-Disclosures to
charter 10. the moderate zed Steamer, not
warranted be perfect condition
Employment gwen that would suit for several week.
Apply to H. u "ElsohE,
,ulsot c1 Navy Agent, e5 Water street.
u Peaches and Milk, atPATTINsoNs corner Nassau
and Ann. street aul4 ST.
New-York tribune., 1841-08-18

Tpy DrouGHr.-Ths Maine Cutvator that the
drought in many parts of that State has been very severe
Not more than halt crop Of Hay has been cut in York anc
Cumberland Counties.
New-York tribune., 1841-08-18

~ There is TO be Boat-Race with sculs to-day at Ho
boken at 81 p. NJ. L. will be largely attended
New-York tribune., 1841-08-18

IMPRISONMENT OF THE AMERICAN CossUL.-By an arri-
val at this port on Saturday learn tia. the Government
CT Cuba had imprisoned Mr. Cress, the American Consul
The Patton arrived yesterday bringing later dates
and confirming the report previously brought of the Consul.
arrest 1t appears that some months female from
Maine died without WILL leaving considerable proberty
The Consul received authority take into hi. custody bur
in the mean ne some of pundered and the plnnder-
ers were arrested The Spanish authorities then took pos
session o the residue and now refuse TO surrender it. How
the Consul should have got limbo n consequence Of
this collision about properly, is yet clearly demon
stgssed (Phlsde!phis North American.
Litchfield enquirer., 1841-06-24
LEAD PIPE.

F'0r AQAedHcts, Pumps, and vGriOus other usss NHE subscriber continues to manufacture 1 Lead Pipe, suitable tor Aqueducts, Pumps, sc. upon the most approved method, of any size or thickness which may be wanted, and upon the most reasonable terms. More than ten years experience and observation which the subscriber has had in making and putting in operation, for all it's useful purposes, the above article, enables him to do it in the most thorough and perfect manner. The Pipe is thoroughly proved with force pump before it leaves the factory.
 The subscriber being near to navigable waters. can forward Pipe to any part of the country. Orders, or inquiries, by mail or otherwise; will be promptly attended 10.
 ALANSON ANDRUS.
 Canton, Con. June, 194l. 6as4
Litchfield enquirer., 1841-06-24
NOTICE

IFS hereby given, that the subscriber, Col. \ lector of the town and highway taxes Of tho town of Goshen, in the county of Litch- field, on the list of l64O, have levied war rant for the collection of said tax against Aa- ron M. Baldwin on a certain tract of land belonging to said Baldwin, and situated in the north part of said town of Goshen, and containing about twelve acres-and notice IS also hereby given, that as Collector as atore- said, I have levied warrant for the collec- ton of said town and highway tax against Christopher Perkins, of the common wealth of Massachusetts, on certain tract of land be- longing to said Perkins, & containing about two acres, and situate about mile northeast erly from the centre meeting house in said town of Goshen-and notice is also hereby given, that as Collector as aforesaid, have levied a warrant for the collection of said town and highway tax against Augustus Thompson, of East Windsor, in Hartford county, on a certain tract of land belonging to said Thompson, about mile southwestern " of the centre meeting house in said Co., shen, and containing about thirty acres-and notice is also hereby given, that on the 2d day of September, l64l, at o'clock A. M., at the public signpost in said town of Goshen, will sell at public vendue sufficient of the above described tracts of land for the pay ment of the said taxes of the several above described persons respectively, and also for the payment of all lawful fees and charges accrued or to accrue in the collection of the said taxes respectively.
 VIM. LYMAN, Collector.
 (Sosken. .ynne 2l. lS4l.
Litchfield enquirer., 1841-06-24

Ala Court of Probate holden ai Litchfeld. ioith~
 in and for he District of Litchfeld, on the
 l4th day of June, A. D. 1S41:
 Present, Ralph c. Comp, Esq. Judge. THIS Court doth direct the administrator H on the estate of JOHN MeMAHoN, late of Goshen, in said. district, represented to he itl- solvent, to givesnotice to all persons interest," ed in the estate of said deceased. to appear if they seecause, before the Court of Probate to be holden nt the probate ofIice in said dis trict. on the 24th day of June. l64l, at 10 o'clock A. M. to be heard relative to the aps pointment of Commissioners on said estate, by posting said order of notice on public signpost in said town of Goshen nearest the place where the deceased last dwell. and ny advertising the same in newspaper publish ed in IItchfield. Certified from Kecord.
 8 RALPH G. CANT, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1841-06-24

Ata Court of Probate holden Gt Litchfeld, aOith-
 in and for the district of Litchfeld, on the 2lst
 day of June, l64l:
 Present, Ralph c. Camp, Esq. Judge TERTA1N estate having been assigned by O SYLVESTER GALP1N, of Ltchfield, to Ja- son Whiting and Josiah G. Beckwith, in trust for the benefit of all the creditors of said Syl. vester Galpin this Court doth appoint the 9th day ot July next, at 9 o'clock in the fore noon, at the probate office in Ltch6eld, for the appointment of Commissioners to receive, examine and adjust the claims of all who were creditors of the said Sylvester Galpin at the time of such assignment; and said trustees are directed to give notice of this or- der by advertising the same in a newspaper published in said Litchfeld, and by posting the same on the public signpost in said Litch- field nearest the place of residence of said assignee. that all persons interested may ap- pear (if they see cause) and be heard rela- tive to said appointment.
 Certified from Record.
 RALPH c. CAMP, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1841-06-24
NOTICE

IFS hereby given to all persons liable to pay A town tax in South Farms Society, on list 1s40, that the subscriber will attend 10 receiving said tax on Saturday the 10th of July next, at the store of A. J. Pickett, from 8 10 l2 o'clock A. M., also at the store of B.. Stone & Go. from to 6 o'clock P. M.
 N B. All persons who neglect to attend to this call must expect to pay legal fees for collection. NOAH s. WApHAMs, Collector.
 South Farms. June 9. l84l.
Litchfield enquirer., 1841-06-24
WASHINGTON, June IS, ]

WASHINGTON, June ID, 1881.
 In Senate various petitions were received and re. fused, among which, were those praying for general Benkrupt Law.
 MT Benton attempted 10 call up or action a resolu- iion calling on the Secretary of the Treasury toT n formation to the state of public accounts since the
 After some discussion, it was again laid on the la be and Mir Clays resolution for printing 300 extra copies of the SscTesarys Plan of the Fiscal Bank was
 MT. Woodhury spoke at some length, attacking the SecreaYys Report and statements in regard to hnan ces. He contended that the Treasury was free from debt at the commencement Of the present Adminis iraton and that the financial management Of the late Administration just and prootive of the interests
 He wished his resolution adopted. and that the state of the Treasury be laid open to the Senate. as the foundatio on which to transact the business Of the Extra Session.
 The Senate are much in advance of the House in business
 In the House, Mr. Stuart of Va, offered a reeou- ton that the rules of the last House not suspended by any resolution of this Session. be adopted for the pre- sent Session, and that the Select Committee sppoint- ed revise said Rules and have leave to report at any time
 The previous question was immediately moved, but under Parliamentary law debate on the propnsty of day was consumed, and the discussion on the main question thus carried on by evasion of the rules.- After five hours debate, the question was at length taken and the resolution adopted. Yeas 1l9. Nays. lo3
 Thus the rules linclusve of the 2Ist) of the last House were adopted, qualified. however, by the Re- port of the Committee on Rules adopted Saturday, limiting for considerations at the present session the sub,ects specially referred to in the Presidents Message.
 Mr Stanly immediately moved reconsideration Of the vote. which was negatived So the House now determine to adhere to its rules.
 It may now be expected that the tTansa ction of the important business of the county alluded to in the Message, will demand the attention Of the House, ~Dh~h Gee davR has hAPn n n the agitation of slavery. to the accomplishment of no pos sible good.-N Y. Tribune
Litchfield enquirer., 1841-06-24
EEO,usatOnic Railroad Notice.

THE sixth instalment, or twenty dollars I on each new share of tho capital stock of this Co., becomes due ai.d 5s requested to be paid on or before the 18th July next.
 By order of the Board of Directors.
 Stockholders in Canaan may pay to Wm. Adam, Esq. of Canaan in Cornwall. Goshen and Salisbury, to Peter Bierce ot Cornwall :; in Kent, to John M. Raymond of Kent; in New-M Milford and Sherman, to R. l. Garfield of New Milford all others, to the Treasurer at Bridgeport.
 JESSE STERLING, Treasurer. Rridoep0rt. June l5, l84l. "A