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Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1842-02-24
I1u Bankruptcy.


Bankrupt Applications.
The following persons have applied TO the district
Court of Maine, for the benefit of the Bankrupt Law
since the i,h inst.
Portland. James Robinson, Henry Gerts, Isaiah
Loud, Newell A Foster, jonathan Sparrow, Jacob
\ Card, Iuckman Tomison, Simeon T,Rice, Henry
NOVEL; VIM c. Poland, Cornelius Bedow, Jona-
Than c. Bancroft, George Willis, William w
smith, David Newbegn, Daniel Carr, Charles
Frost, Abner Howard. Bath, Edwin Noyes -
China John F Hunnewe, Zelumna Washhurn
Augusta. William Bridge, Theodore Z; Allen
K ictard F. Perkins, Joseph Young, w lizard Bailey,
Sam Tarbox, Greenleaf Page, George w. Jones,
Ebenezer Jones, Thomas Parker, John Wheeler,
Charles Carroll Cumberland, Joel Prince Jr
Rangor--Will AN II. nemmenway, Nathaniel
French, Samuel Z. Leighton, Slas Alden, Martin
Nnwer, Jesse Norcross, Jr.. John Bornman, Sam
uel Severance Simon L. Walker John II. Boynton,
Fred4rick T. French, Francis L. Elder, Joseph w
Bo,nlon, Henry A. Warren, John Mcintyre,
Joshua Sinclair Jr., Jeremiah Powell, Dexter e.
Mad eigh, Timothy H. Morse, Henry Is. Hall,
Samuel Smith, Charles II Forbes, Henry button,
James llerren, Asa Sawyer, BenJ Plummer, Jr
Oliver salem BeaIe Perry Il. Rid r, Thomas Seavy,
Luther Dwinal, Willis patten, Moses Patten, Jr.
Readfeld Dudley l.. Haynes, Daniel Craig, Jo1nan
Crane, james 5, True. Bowdoinham, Christopher
G. Covel Bradford, Lewis Vickery, Argyle
Phntatlon-W iIiam Lewis, Orono--Wm Rams-
dell. Westbrook-George Small. llalo"eil-
Elias II. Howard, homas |, Norris, Thomas
!Iovey. Gorham--Abe Sampson, Major r. Wat
son. Gard uer-Benj Shaw, Jr, Thomas g
iewett, John Woodcock, Benz. EIweIl, Ehphalet
Pray, Sam'I Clay, james Eiwell, WIN. ElweIl,
Samuel + plaisled, Constantine Dckman, Sumner
Knight, Eben. b. Williams, Benz Colby Jr. james
NJ. Villains, Daniel Leeinan, WyIle Crawford,
Georga w, Pope, Vanransaier Lovrjoy, Moses ).
y drdsworh Oldown, Samuel PrIt. Miaot,
Isaiah Perkins, Richard T. Foss, John Murch,
Joseph ID. Davis Oxford, Oliver Perkins. Bruins
wick, John Rodgers, David Harris. Ellsworth, John
D. Richards, BENZ Barker, Seth Paddeord Asa
McAllesler. Bucksport, Wm. f. Butler, liora'io
p. Blood. Sandish, Joseph w. Paine. Water
ford, Charles Kent Freeport, Thomas Chase,
VIM, Chase. Baldwin, William b. Gooch.--
Vassalboro, John A. Homes. Brewer, Caleb
Blake. New Gloucester. lohn C. Proctor, Scar
boro' and Portland, Charles and w Osborne
Newport, Levi Cram Poland, Daniel Herring,
Pi,lson, .'ames w. CroweI, Ambrose Boggs.-
!tchfed Hubbard Goldsmith. Windsor, Charles
Doe.
A hearing is to be had on the cases of these petit
TONERS at Portland on the hind Tuesday of March
next.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1842-02-24
SC{.TEI.LhTTONS.

Bennett ofthe New York Herald has been found guilty Of
two lbs against the Session Judges, and is fined $3.50
North Carolina Paper states that anayhng bottle of
Champagne, it found to contain ounce of sugar of
LEAD
Cumous.-D. Z. L. T., the initial letters Of 'Dnn
Every Body Twice" C. II. f. D. l. T. the initials of Call
Regularly Every Day-' Trust,
alne paper actually discaim belief in that story about
thu Maine dropping shingles overheard every half
mle, so j.. to know their way back
The editor Of the Boston Times in Theorag upon "the
:ctence of Medicine has been round mp by Clock MAKER
Thu following, correspondent sends ns,wth statement
that he co ID It oia a letter received in neghbor
M town:
eTo Ph'psbarg 20 with speed Of light,
Let nothing stop your hasty flight
Bat Simuei SieUsas keep in view
Until he calls and pays for you"
eEphram, see that they are repairing this church,
hemp"
eyes, old man-thcy thought looked bad so they are
ABOUT 10 re pen-diate it,
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1842-02-24

The fishing sch Traveller, OF ElarpsweIl, sunk IN
iIarpsweIl Bay, in the blow of Friday morning last
while lying at anchor, She was loaded with fish,
&c. for Bangor. Her owner is Mr. Ridley of H.
Sch Franklin, of and from Ihonason for Virgin.
ia put into Nantasket Roads on Wednesday night in
the gale, with loss Of b and with malusail split.
At Gloucester, the sch Ruby, Backing on, Of and
from Thomaslon, for Boston, cargo 500 casks LINE,
drove ashore from her anchorage on TO The Gunner
Rock $50 called the eastern boundary cove, and
remains full of water; vessel and cargo probably "a
total loss. schs Effort of Thomaston, and exchange
Of Beverly, dragged and came very the rocks,
but are safe Sch Packet, of and Gom Eampden
for Salem, with wood, leather, &c. went ashore on
Duncan's Point; will probably be got of after ds-
charging; she lost ruddcr and was otherwise slight
ly injured.
Owls Head Feb, l6. Drilled ashore, brig
GazeIe, Pearce, from Frankfort for Ma,auxas; schs
Isabella Shute Belfast for Boston; VIM Henry,
Loud, do for do; Susnn, Drink water, Norhport
for do damage not ascerlained. The Isabella has
bged
At Boston, in the gale of Wednesday night, the
ship Ehro, of HaIIowell, recently arrived from New
Orleans, lying AT Central wharf, had several of her
timber heads torn out, Ships Jacob Pennel, OF
Brunswick, and Lydia, orSaem, also had their tim
Der heads torn out, and were otherwise damaged.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1842-02-24

The gale on Thursday last caused considera-
bile damage in our harbor, but fear it is com
parativey SMALL TO the, damages in other places.
The Schr Ann, was driven upon Union wharf,
where she now lies high and dry. The Horse
boat, and the break water upon the opposite SIDE
broke from their fastenings, which now lie strew-
ed upon the shores. THIS Loss falls heavily up
on Mr.. Davis, who is young man, and who but
a wear since purchased the shares of the Sheep
scot Ferry Company, and fitted up the boat, with
an additional expense, without having received
any benefits therefrom 1t is but charitable then
to lend him helping hand.
Lincoln Republican.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1842-02-24

srjeThe late heavy rains, and the consequent
bad travelling previous TO the late snow storm
caused many teams to leave their numbering opera
'ions, in the woods. 1t was almost impossible to
get provisions 10 the camps This will cause fall.
ing off in the quantity of lumber, they had MOI
accomplished more THAI half a winter work
[Baagor Whig.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1842-02-24

At Matanzas 10th inst brig elaspon Randall; Bordeaux,
Blanchard; and Curdrlia, Crockett
At Havana 9th brig LINCOLN, Smth,unceri Alcenues, skol
frd, Charles Thomas, Doughty Betscy Cuombs, disc 3
cid 81, brig Mcclellan, Orr, Cardenas
Adv Orleans 4h ship Bangor for Maseilles passage
only. -
Ar a, Gloucester lih brig North America, Wright, New
York via Boohbly Boston; seh sally Belfast for do
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1842-02-24
SALE Oh EXECUTION.

LTNCUT~N IS. -
rVNAKEN ON the following Executions, viz Joseph D.
1 smulen of Lisbon in the County of Lincoln, against
the Projectors Of Lisbon Bridge Corporation called
Jacob Bihbe of said Lisbon, against said copnatonaud
Israel Estes of Durham in The County Of Cumberland,
unnt said corporations The Franchise of said corporation
in the Bridge the Ando>coggh RIVER from Durham
to Lisbon aloesaid called Little River Bridge and the same
will be sold Public Auction at the Toll House, of said
Bridge Saturday the twelfth dayoI March next, at III
O'Clock A. NJ. unless the be previously redeemed
JERE MlLLAN, Dep shh.
Iishon Feb = 4 d. 1912
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1842-02-24

TIE Sex. ELIZABETH, SrUnDIvANT, Of tbs
port, sailed Tuesday for Port Rico-and retur-
aed this morninr-disabled. She has lost her
deck load (lumber) all of her sails but two, spars
and boat. Capt S. reports the gale to have been
tremendous. He spoke Tuesday, brig Lucy,
Of Boston, for Port Rco-saw her gain on Thurs
day bu, could not speak to her--appeared 10 have
suffered no njury-was steering for Boston On
Wednesday, saw tcpsail sch. with deck load of
lumber. Could not spea, to her. When the
gale ulled. the L. was within fourteen miles Of
Georges Banks. targns.
We think this Sch might be the Koskiuslo,
Capt. Soule which sailed from here the same day,
the E. did fm P
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1842-02-24

tC]eThe Sheriff of this County entered upon
she duties of his Office on last Monday week and
has since made the following appointments Of
Deputies VIM. TRUNDY, Jallor.
VIM Reals DpDutV Sheriff WicnSSp
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1842-02-24
ND5iIyi<Tf: AFntl.s NOTIcE.

ikTOIltL Is HrolY aeen t3t the ruh.crAtr has been
- ddy upnoiurd admniste'tfsy Of the E-'ate Il David
isrse, je of Blh in tn County of lincoln, deceased ;
and M 11k,h upon her ELF That tl by gvirg bonds the
aW directs And I'll persons hrviae m,nd> upon the
Estate NJ m slid David Aiorse r'ir.d 10 es'uhlt the
and ui persons indebted to the said itn called
upanto maze payment. aALOME MOOSE.
Administrative.
Pit n ,,rE
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1842-02-24
PIANO FORTE SCHOOL,:
sTIEGIFF's SALE.
JLNCOJR Sc


TglAkEN execution IN favor of Alfred White against
Lemuel Spla Jr. Of Top>lm aud win be sold at pub
lie Neadu. e having been attached the original
ia@fanian House Top>ham O'Clock p. NJ, all the right
Which said Iemuei Small it, has to redeem the following
described lot land aud building thereon viz: Eastey by
the Aeduw road called four rods, southery by land Of
Abraham Rowland Jr, about twelve rods westerly by land
OF FAN, four rods, no1hcriy by land OF Hugh VIII
son, benz tuc same occupied by Lemuel Small Inc
aboTe described prop ba'G4 ubiect TO Mortgage Deed
given by SAID I-,nHt small j. aud George II. small to
HUGH Wilson, dated lnn Is, lag, to the payment
Of the sum Of hundrd seventeen dollars and ninety
rent. NATHANIEL GREEN, sheriff.
To ishan, Feh 2, tsl3 3wi6
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1842-02-24
ri lRRsED.

In this town on Monday evening last, by Rev j. L.
G Gilman Mr. Joseph Maconlber to Mrs. Nancy DeWolt.
In Wallob1ro Dr. frlnhIn l.. Roblnson Of Jeerson to
Miss tlafs-a kalsr
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1842-02-24

LLNCOLTss-qt Probate Cout held at Bath, ,'ttn and
Me County Of Lincoln, tic siLteoati day Of February a.
ID. 1872
I'm foregoing petition, Ordcred that the said Petition
" er give notice to all persons interested III SAID Estate,
appear Court of Probate to be holden at WiscaSSeto
third Monday of MAY next, by causing copy of sad
Petition with this Order to be published three weeks sue
ccsvcy previous said Court in the Lincoln Telegraph,
printed in Bath.
NATIi'L GROTON, Judge of Probate.
Attest: GEO. w. NICHOLS, Register.
A true copy of the Petition aud order thareon
Attest GEO. w. NICHOLS, Register
3yvIS
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1842-02-24
GI.E7AT BARGAINsi!

BRU.FU CO I7IS 1T BUHIUN PRICLS!I
rTNRUFANT = MILLER, one door north Of the Eliot
House, offer extensive assortment of Rne Black,
Brown, Olve Adaaide aud mixed raad and Pilot Cloths
together with general assortment of Fancy Goods
duced rates, for cash.
Bath, Feb. %, 1872. it's
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1842-02-24
saIc ut bt.r,ioa a..
IL n. .sY-I. 1 \ D L. I. II ~ TaNINS 5.

IEIasE-I. IA D Il itlia34s Ii MS.
Will he sold at Public Auction 10 the highest bidder
w THURSDAY, the tenth day Of 3iHrch next. mt is
O'Clock in tbs aTnoun, at Erfu svr ia e stat" Df Nane
fontne Hotel, for cash, In faawh- described nact
of land, wit one undivided quarter pat, four thaH
sand niH hundred and ihry acres mste OF !e Of Town
No. f. IN lhe Sd rn- thu Comfy Of oxford, sfre
nf Ndi0e. SUBJ ct TO tuIuI unU Thousand two hun
drcd and s'4bit fur publ,c uso-.
Tins tet of land o,r- To pcba opportunity of oh
tHiuna pine tlHr ui jhe h-t gaa! ami Ct easy ac'es,
linz township hemg II waared the main Andloaeoge n
uud the Cu4,Jstuck both wHuius through the same.
ID also uiegy very fYurlhl oppoann5fF for fIS rs
it comprises the betanhy Of land ior cultivation, IN the
region in which il J., situated.
good and disputed p i'll be made To the purchaser
For further plrticui3rs apli.,t nay be made tn F~
SENDEN, DiBLOIS I. F.~@ IL DEN, Portland, HldJAH
j. PIKE, Branswick Uud THOMAS AUSTIN 50 Mer
chants Exchange, New York.
Pnrtland, Jan Is, 1872.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1842-02-24

PUDrGGTs IJ'gIS---G&CE NOR q.
THE SUGSCRlHER has returned to Bafi, and having a
L VALID husolf Of some recent Improvements IN Tue
Vpexuefreo;1 ne Nrt. offers to take A-nntwe h,lef,
quicker aud cheaper than has been done before rni With
out regard TO weather. His sav viii be shoft-P2ase give
him another call, at the Elliot House. .-....,.
3Stf SAN'il >. ST Lii An.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1842-02-24
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES YnTlcE

NOTICE is hereby given that the subscriber has been duly
appointed administrator the Estate of Moses Haley,
late Of Bath in the County Of Lincoln, deceased and has
taken upon himself that trust, by giving bonds the law
directs And all persons having demands upon the
of said Moses iIal-y required To exhibit The and
all persons indebted to the said estate called upon to
make payment.
JOSEPH NJ. HALEY, Administrator
Bath Feb. l6. 1872. a
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1842-02-24

Of 5OG3 L&1JERsl!fEs


Pits, cUrtefR
~ 50G;s Lj.1 JftRS!!t e
consequence Of the variety Of Counterfeit Labels
of preteaded Erandr-th'S pills, and which, in many in
Stances nearly resembles in outward appearance h gn-
uine Of the Old stvla often tine unr"r Duct.
Brandtsh, acting uudrra Of duty th p1blc has
employed those eel bra2d artist, bas Psrn, and DIR
and, who have succeeded in producing at great cost three
New Labels from STEEL of extreme dieay of ey culon,
aud OF 30 complicated nature 10 nnpun To AT Impuss-
bty Of imitation, being con,id ared by judges MASTER
piece IN thu art Of engraving
The border of The top and also of ae nnder lahc is
posed Of the elaborate and c,p plernS Of 9re work.
To crown the climax Of these beautiful abl, the paper upon
which they printed prryi3u Is printed win Red Ink,
after design eHqui> Re and minute to cOmpeti-
ton the top and undo, label contain the words
% BENJAMIN BRhNDRETn = PILLS" written in Red
Ink nrary two hundred tmeS-th toDaHd under label
tanning therefore, upwards Of five tuu sand letters
There Is also upORthe top the under and the side LABEL
two signatures Of Dr. andeth heng his regular sg
nature thts-R brndr'h and the 0thef, his full 'gna
tnre llIns-Reniamn Brandreth both being lc sdI OF
the writing Of DIR. Brandreth i'm which is forgery
The BHndreh Pills having tlss labels upon tlem can
be ral,al upon Il The true and o-uuina.
DIR. Bandeths Principal O,cc 24I, Broadway, n. York
n England Office
10 Hanover street, 10
EsD$'EEsE.
Agent in Bath Mr. HENRY HYDE
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1842-02-24

HOOK t9etFs r RDAH!
yXTANTEDimmediaely AZ THIS OMCe, good Boy from "A
w To 16 wears old TO iearn Printing ,sncss. April
cants will he expected to ccuie Hell recommended.
pstb, Feb. 10, 1912, 2"fo
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1842-02-24

L FlNH E,IED LNt. !Fi:4 : 9ht9 VNII IN. y.
GREGABIN TO Law tha gnuUal ttpi'n- 81 IA N'uHe-
"a log Driving Company Will be heii ot f@et' 10
tel in Gardiner "Wednesday, the 2td day o MW lo3at
O'Clock A. N. for The follow ing purposes, 10 VII
]. 70 choose a Moderator
q To Choose Clerk, Treasurer and FIVE Directors, also
any other officers that may be deemed necessary.
3. To any other busin - tl'1l may holly GENE
before the meeting DANIEL NUTflNG,
Clerk Of X. l.. y. Go.
Gardinnr. Ian 2G 1870. 4Ml5
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1842-02-24
'Ii3o poRTES---FUHEp.


rrIHE Steamboat MINERVA, now lying at McCohbs'
i WHAT together Wth her gn"s, Boil T. and Machine
nv and If not sold at private sat bs5g. second day Of
Arl nax Shn will be sold Public Aurtan For further
partcullrs enquire Of LE1N y fEf1.
: nuth E.h l.i1. Owls
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1842-02-24

HOUSE, FOR sAi.E.
r-Hr g~-@ md cnrGfC1 inuS jre House situated on tile
eoro-r of oak ana Washington strre7, and occupied
bg the SUB scgbe is offered for sale VIII be exchanged
iur a smaller house. Apply to
NANCY MITCHELL.
Bath, Jan. 70, 1872
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1842-02-24

rgNWO HOUSE Lors in a cen,ral part Of this village
WIN be sold for pat cash down. and the balance on
l,leril credit. WILLARD WALKER
RON NON 10 1872 tflS
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1842-02-24
DOCTOR REED

look AT THIS!
N P. MORSE continues TO keen general assortment OF
IA. Frat, Confactway, w l. Goods GncsfieS ana ifo~
visions which he oirs for SaIe cfeap for Cash. .,.
Jusi received fresh supply Of ORANGES and htAoNs''
Aud ATTEND TO THE LAST CALL!
r. p NJ rc4n,ctfiv aives notice tlaf all demands dufa
him e F,r months standng and over viii b. len with as
Attorney for collection, if they a4e Ao' ihd Wilin 'i'V
dal from this d'te. 80,
Eutl Jan. 10 1872. u -
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-04-23

it all vanished when they were assrr.
cd mat they would be paid for their
services, and that not in "white backs"
or Texas money Of any kind.
Whenever they have met our allies
IN Hucatan they have been received
with Iricnd.hip and without distru,l
and are convinced that should the lat,
ter relapse into their former p silion
OF enemies, the breach will rot be
made by them. The mass ofthe REQ.
lie are for declaring themse YES in.
dependent, and some disturbances
have aa.en hom their eaglrne.s 10
take this step
Santa Anna is ve.y unporu,ar
Throughout al Mexico, his officers
case HIM but dread him, and darcnot
express their Sentiments.
l.. Oliver, of the Navy. arrived
yesterday before Vera Cruz, having
left tie 1t list, in charge Of the NJ. ii
can schooner Doieri'as, carur d bv
the s,oop Of war Austin and sooner
san Antonio, IN 2lghtotthc hmbor and
caste, OnWincsi0g The transactions
q the Me&lcans got up steam on tie
D.blln and tOos cir New York built
schr. in tow, but did rot cao5ge to
come cut and RISK a battle, t hiking no
! 1 ..,If a. "a .ir. ,,...,l -. + -
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-04-23


the ,.l Cnit,d Safes. Tie eas.
e @"' to- i G1' c Gioyeme9tia held 5
h na"f ena a., 10 longer se,s sud r
{, Go o,no'c c5' nan2o I,oT
Dgoo@ed! The Nexicasa,' J s,o family
PeoP.e to appreciate tie ,co ,,o 10. d
sued al towards hem by the ' Ifn;,. os
, what we intend for m, on..ei2.
they consirue into corarJ J.sa'nt3r
a principle upon which al 'G' E, his
act never 70 forgive al /" in D',o.r.a3
It IS possible to reycpas y WIN
Judgments meolncss a.rov,' ~ ~. iaor
heIPl sncss Or timidity. y implies
that the ,orboarouce Of our ,I.I a1.I Ills
m m. renderWavocai rs gr r, sos2'a-
lar f.om oonoiiioting, has oa Io-' y.@
to og2raro.c the iu.2e 4, wy 7, erro.
ne IS now persuaded l5s Al W y. S.oo.
not no, the lorilnto to punish 'a arr W. ao'
and hereattcr j. nay lc cy rss 4o5 4
,ons'qn. additions vii. te I ao.o ..s
long list Of grievances .j ",4.c 'ote
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-04-23


OuR ASSOCIATE, NENDaLI.-Yes-
to-day we rectiyeI letters from oar as
socjato, Kendall, the traveller n Mex
co, dated as late rs the 18Th of last
month. He had been confined bvH e
same disease which had proslated his
fellow pr sonciq, but athough lonva-
Ics.on', he was still in the San
Laz9ro hospital. lie writes to uswilh
all lis old-.as iorrd coed ratnrc a
sniit, and in as uirce and ea.v" \ stvIe
rs tiouga he was seated in his chair
at his old rolud table. II, will be
here anan.-One extract q G Give from
his letter, in order to show that rriya-
ion. sickness and iDpyis ,nmenf nh
ronIin.d, have failed 10 subl g tie
clacstcitv Of his t.mycr.
March ll.-YhiS Ina, been a GREAT
day with us in the hospital. Th,sdav
some We RS since, st. ! ,azarls su1 red
or rather his sutIcrinns ended, apG in
commcno.a alton the ho,pjtaI ba. been
rugged aut with all sorts of gimcracks
ard aconautemenss, " and we havelean
visited by Thousands Of all ages and
sexcs-lIra ana low, rich and poor
the AGED. the middle agel and the
wong st. Lazarus vou NAV r,coI-
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-04-23

Mr.. Van Bureo, 10 company with his
friend, DIR. pauIdiog, arrived in N. Dc.
leans, on the lIlh MS, and took Iodg,ngs
at the q. Louis UMel.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-04-23
Notice..

EtTRAYED from the subscriber w.
- 10Th OF February last, - NC ,yo'
ui Benton, YGzoo county mI''''aa ,,.
two mules; the one is bright bay ' l%
mule four or FIVE yenrs old, bronuou g
the letter ID. on 'he left shoulder; the o'o IA
is a yellow mare mule about tour yea,' Ist
branded with the letter ID. on ,o ,5 , ~.
shoulder, with black stripes on az u,t,'
they are drove males from A'o'u.' l..
ANY person taking ~ the uGo, ,o,o a.
scrlbed mules, or giving me any '"'G V'hoI.
ion so that ! can get them VIII DC wv
ally rewarded. nonN
Lexington, Mi, Apr. 10, 10
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-04-23

mr., thompson, has Kindly volunteered the aid
~, ~ ms lhcatrIcal corps, TO the Lexington Thes.
p ,a' on Monday evening. A rich entertain.
,"ilI WI o. offered and we hope our citizens
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-04-23

WAsHlNGToN.-Our dates from the
city of Washington are to the lst INST.
There was no news. Wo extract the
suRioincd from Washington letter
published in the Charleston Mercqrv.
You will perceive from the debatgs
in The House that ewhi.s l,ou,hero
! m2an) are very appcacasiyc thai
Capt Tyler will head the Whole con
Germ by war; and, let me tell Won
this is an event by no m,aas Imgossj.
bic. 1t is stranga to see these people
one day quoting Mr.. Webs crs votes
In opposition 10 tue last war, ana the
next denGuncing him in anticipation
for the design OF now p.ungiag the
country into a war with England.
Their course is certainly calculated
10 produce the very thing they depre-
cate. Situated as the Administration
IS, a war to them would be great gain;
md | am satisfied that they me lulIy
,w4re ofthi., and will not he very con.
:IIiating in the coming negotiations
With Lord Ashburton. Webster,
vas tod, says that he was once found
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-04-23

The suspense in which the public
mind has been for some time kept as
TO the movements of our Government
against Mexico for redress still contin.
ues. Thehope was INDUCED that the
mail of yesterday would have brought
further Intelligence; but nothing has
yet transpired al Washington.
The intentions of even the Govern
ment are far from being we'll ascer-
tanned. In an emergency like the
present, promptncss OF action is all i'm
portant. American citlza are in i'm.
prisonment, and they should not be
permitted to linger until the end Of
tedious and protracted negotiations.
Something should also be done PROMPT
Iy, to inspire our neighbors beyond the
Rio Gragde with a proper respect for