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Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1842-02-23

Al this point leei constrained 70 turn
upon our opponents and 6r on THEM the
charge arhich they haze brought against
Non Resistants. Non-Resistants DO no VI
oleuce to any human laws. II any Of those
laws require Of them what they cannot yieid'
they patiently submit TO the penaitles' as
Chris, did, and as all his obedient followers
have always done. But our opponents VIII
do no such thing. While they condemn US
Cor simply refusing obedience and suffering
penalties, so far as we think the laws OF
men require US TO disobey God, they them
I, selves claim The right TO resist |" !" the pow
ers that be y with all possible violence, and
overthrow them with blood and carnage as
! often as they think proper so to do. This
So called Republic came into existence b.
The carrying on, of these very doctrines
The "human laws" Of Great Briiain>wer'
acondemned and done away" with terri
BILE slaughter. And why all this Becaus
they were deemed 70 be oppressive an
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-17
Hon. MAHLoN DIcKERsoY.
BANK AND STATE.


The proposition of the Regency subject the Banks
partisan Governor, and them loan their mo-
ney particular individuals has well calculated
To do excited very general surprise in the State The Lo
cofoco papers with astonishment They know
what say. They have been railing against the Banks
Tor Tor not canceng their accommodation debts IL
theme which they always eloquent; and To
have taken from them makes their editorial columns
exceedingly barren A. the leaders have been forced To
retreatwe suppose the Denagogues will renew the old
cry.
The Fredericksburg Arena nho Whig paper aud
prepared for almost amy thing the hands the IN
regard - the currency prepared for this
IL saws:
"Thosc who recoec the stereoyped argument used by
the Loccs in favor Of the Subensry scheme viz that IL
would Bank and State will he surprised learn that
the Be@eaters OF the party the Legislature week.
made effort closely these cxisences
III Virginia. Notwithstanding the fact that the Banks anti
cipaied the time appointed by the Legislature resumin
specie payments, and every thing appearing right, Com
mitiee gotten up for the purpose presume Of bet
feTs alameda the party matters. The first du
" of that Committee marked in n resolution 10 pro-
vide for the appointment by the Executive of fpe Direct
OTIS OF the principal Banks instead of four, present.
thus adding additional link the chain which holds
Band and State together The proposition opened the
oodgates oi debate and afforded the Locos fine opport
ty OF letting all into the of the of their hos
ity 10 Banks and Banking. OF course, the reader will
say, they announced their intention Gnnhilae all such
institutions, preparatory the ushering purely metal
lac currency. Not The ignorant citizen into whose
the of elections this siiueT poured was
forgotten, and the Locos-'te it Gath were loud
in their denunciaon of the Banks curtailing their ac
commodation accounts"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-17
HENRY CLAW

The Hon. IIEyRy CLAY renchcd Vckslurg IN the
steamboat Rainbop, the 9Th instant 10 O'Clock a.
w. His arrival announced by the Of cannon and
the applause Of the multitude. During brief soionn in
that city, ho made short but eloquent speech the poo
pie. lie left Vicksburg at ~ o'clock.
We learn by passenger who arrived in the steamer
Missouri that the Rai1boD in sight NJ Natchez NJ
the Missouri left that city, aud that the reverberaon
heard after the vessel had got Of sight Of
the city. The utmost enthusiasm prevailed in Natchez,
aud the reception would be- a most brilliant affair.
In Vicksburg, Mr. CLAY welcomed by short sd.
dress from Judge BopLfY IIf|
The steamboat Missouri passed the RGiRbOlc n wood.
yard about 25 miles above Naichez that night Al O'Clock
day the RainJOw had reached Natchez. The ei.
zons Of the City Of the Bluffs alive with joy and
prepared give the distinguished visiter proper recep
ton.
Mr.. Clay will remain few days in Natchez and then
proceed to Judge Porter's residence, in Auakapns,
IN|IN ~ o. Bee.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-17
HANDS Off

II is reported that General Jackson, Col Benton and
Senator Wright have all written letters Of the lea
dors Of the "democrac party IN the Legislature urging
the importance Of electing Van Buren, the United
States Senate, and warning them against showing any favor
those who support Mr.. Calhoun. If this be- uc il il an
impairment interference with aairs and ought to he
rebukcd! The indignation Of the people will be- Justly
aroused against those who suffer themselves be tnpcrcd
with by such communications. Ought General Jackson
have been satisfied with virtually appointing his success
sor and is North Carolina to be treated as if already
bound in the chains Of slavery and fit only be subject to
the diciaiion Of the demagogucs Of other siacsl What
higher insult could be offered her czensl Our friends
who have gone of from the Wings with the hope Of elect
ing their favorto, Mr. Calhoun, may also learn from this
what they may expect gain by their oly-Raiegh Star.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-17
RICHMOND DAILY WING.
SATURDAY MORNING, DEcEMnrR 10, is4a


In the House of Delegates yesterday there discus
sion Of nearly four hours, which grew of resolution
authorize the Chairman OF the Select Committee, which
referred the memorial of VI. z. Brockc-to take the
deposions of individuals in relation the charges therein
preferred against Judge Scott. The Resolution deem,
cd OF extraordinary character and author
zing drte proceeding against the accused unjust and
unconstitutional The opposition to the Resolution seemed
bring the House, for the rst time, the considera
ton of the proceedings, which had been had in relation
the said memorial The subject full OF diicuty-and
there preccdent, in cases of impcachmcnts
records for the guidance of the House. But 10y very
decided vote, it determined give the Committee
the powers asked for il by the resolution; and at the in
OF Mr. Anderson il resolved restrict the Com
mittee within very lmitsto authorize it simply TO
epoF, the House whether the charges in the memorial
warranted action and what that action should
be- This went farther than gentlemen thought
right They held that action whatever should be
taken until Judge Scot, notified of the charges against
him and served with copy of the memorial That when
his reply received it would be time enough for the
Committee then be charged with the duties assign
ed to it. This Mr. Lacys view of the mner-in
which MIR. Anderson substantially concurrcd
1t is important matter of much consequence, that
the gravest debcration should be had For whatever is
done this case, will be precedent govern the action of
the House in all similar which may arise.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-17
HOUSE, OF DELEGATES,
Dec. 18th. 1870.
To The Editors Of The JVbig.

To The Editors Of the Wig:
Gentcmcn,-ln your report of the debate on the cleo
ton OF Governor, yesterday, you make charge te
people-the people of Albcmc" with having originated
the Abolition movement in 1892. need hardly say that
you thus make utter wholesale Islander upon my con-
sttuents. certainly charged them with such thing.
only said that far the action of the then Delegate from
Abcmare (ny colleague concerned, originated in
meeting held in Charlottesville which, far as such a
meeting could instruct had instructed him take the coursc
indicated by the resolutions then adopted.
Nor did say that that abolition was "ereu-
sable" said, the contrary, that cit could he too
strongly TsproJafed."
DO me the justice to correct these NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. by
the publication of this note.
Very respectfully, your obedicnt servant,
SHELTON +. LEAKE.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-17
REpoRTS OF TIE SECRETARIES

Surprising the Reports from the different Departments
Washington would contain matter of interest To
our readers, desired very much publish them. But
they very voumnous and wordy that we are CON-
PEELED iorego this desire We give summary of Secrc
tay Spencers Report; and, if upon pcrsing Mr. Upshu
find any thing in that public interest," will do the same
with that.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-17
MAHRIEn.

Al F~enton ". c. Thursday 9Th instant, by
Johnston Dr. THoN,s A. UARRIsoS Louisa McKIS
LEY, daughter of Josiah Collins Esq, deed.
D1,- Petersburg Inicllgcnccr copy.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-17

Goop.-Dr. SAMUEL G. OLIVER, THE FAITHFUL Vino SEN-
AroR FROM MoSreoNRY, being unable to attend the Vino
FESTIVAL at SELMA which he invited, WROTE adj
nirablo LErrrr concluding with the following SENTIMENT
How MANY CLAY MEN rHERti I'm the great con.
test Of 1884, when the question IL asked oto many Clay
nsa are fhers1" MAY THr MEMORABLE tEr
rrrsoY Tgf HsRRfsoS vIcroRus, %. R)-AH Clay.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-17
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
Port of Rich nm ond.

ENTERED
BaTquc Ato. Bogardus Newport (Nac~ with iron 10
Fredericksburg Railroad Company ana Chas. Palmer.
ARRIVED.
Sclir James Francis Paine, Boston s'inircs
Scir Mary Ann jerks from below. wheat Ganego Mills.
SclIr Olivia BnckclL flby New York, ballast
NEW YORK, Dec II-C1carci schr Weymouth Couch n ch
4 Paxon.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-17

The Wings Of Montgomery, says the Selma (Asbsma)
Free Press about forming Clay Club, which will make
soe half dozen that will be n W. the State.
The benefits that will result the Of the Whgs, by
,he Of clubs the different counties, mayyet
sueh prospect the Wings every county should thus or
sanixes--Lou. Journal
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-17

NM ANTED by Graduate n yale College, a
w Teacher either IN Academy private family Good
ndliion regards qualifications furnished
letter addressed 10 W. g." through the Post Office Richmond
will receive immediate attention.
de
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-17

@ general meeting Of Stockholders Cotton
and Wool Manufacturing Company be
den Rhodes Esq Saturday, 3lSt instant O'Clock r. NJ
de lf-d&clU WIN H. HAMILTON, Agent
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-17

% NOTICE.-MH. ALBERT ANDERSON will preach in
the DISCIPLES MEETING HOUSE sunday at n O'CLOCK A. "
and O'clock, W. The public respectfully
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-17
ROBERT X. DUVAL.
APoihecnry and Druggist, Hank square,
q An

Richmond, va.
McCormick's Hcnping uachine.--The Public are
invited 10 call at the Office OF the SOUTHERN PLANTER and
beautiful model ingenious and celebrated ina
chine. II viii be exhibited a day OF tyoo only.
dc BOI-ra RIfRToor
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1842-02-17
HUMAN HAIR.


CLEANLINESS at the Hedd and Hdir.
STRANGE 1t Is that persons who attend strictly to per
- SOna cleanliness baths, &c should neglect the Head
the airthe essential-the most eSpoSed-and the
beautiful when properly cared for of all the gifts of the
Creator. Perfectly free may it be kept of dand sCu
with certainty that the hair foil out by the Of
the Balm of Columbia Ladies, will you make your toilet
once tried and experienced its purifying efecss
perfume.
hundred articles have been put forth on the credit of
thisthe only rstthe only really valuable article mass
of testimony from all classes to these facts.
Look out ounteres are abroad, look always for the
name of CONSTOCK 500. the splendid wrappers and
never buy 1t without that name.
from the Boston Chronicle, Jan. 10.
aN5"We see by an advertisement in another column that
MesSrs tomstock Co. the Agents for Dldrldges Balm
Columbia have deputies sell that article in Boston and
tlsev hcfe.We know lady of this city whose hai
So nearly gone as to expose entirely her chronological
most amabip disposition, not in reality very unortI-
nate Nevertheless she mouned the loss nj locks that she
had worn and after years frues resort 10 miscalled
rpstuatives, purchased months ago Bottle two
Ollridgrs Balm and she has rugieis in rich prot
SION giassy and of raven baCkncss We are not putting
none of the commodity To and indeed,
do not want any for though obliged 10 wig
year ago. have NOW, through It's virtue, har enough
and of passabe quality, of our OWN
Daring Fraud.
The Balm Of Columbia has been initiated by a notorious
comerieter Let il be purchased Or used unes, 1t
nave the signature of COMSfOCk d Co splendid
wrapper This the only external test that viii secure the
public ifom deception. Address
COMSTOCk 4 Co.
Wholesale Druggists, New York, Il Maiden Lane.
Sold in Bath bv DrS. Stockbrdge y Hale. (ly3.)
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1842-02-17

BOOTS q SIOES-A very large assortment of Boots and
Shoes of all descriptions suitable for Ladies' Genemen
and Chdren's wear Also Boots and shoes of every dis
Crptinn Manufactured short notice, in superior style
French Calf Boots single and donbe soes, and large
supply of RUBBERS.
SOLE LEATHER-A large supply of New York Sole
Leather Of the best quality Also Shoe bread and Shoe
Lasts for the trade.
HATS-Alvords Mocskin and Beaver Hats-yery SUPERB
quality.
CAS-Ofa all dscrptons-Sca Otter superb article, from
S., 81 to Sis. Alsoa large assortment oi common Fur
CHps fiom 81 10 TO S2,75.
MUFFS-A general assortment of Ladies' Lynx Mutfs Of
the latest STYLE most elegant pattern varying from so
10 SID Also large supply of common Muis from 81
to 50.
FUR CLOAK-TRIMMINGS-O all descriptions, large
and beautiful assortment.
Bl FFALO ROBES-A large and prime assortment of Buff
Cllo loh'S, at reduced prices.
All Of which, together with many other articles, win he
sold at the lowest prices for cash. %
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1842-02-17

GEORGE v. HARVEY, has just returned from New
VI York and Boston with prime assortment of atS, Gaps
and Fus-incHdna Avoids latest fail fashions tnr uPe
rio Moeskn Hats large assortment Of beautiful FUR
TRIMMINGS, Muls, &c, sc.
ALso-A large assortment Of BUFFALO ROBES.
An extensive variety Of superior Fl K, Han Seal and Clon
Caps. good assortment OF lndia tubbeS, Boots ami
Shoes.
Hats and Gaps manufactured 10 order at short notice, in
the latest ard best styles.
The public Respectfully! invited to @aaaRd csanne be
fore purchasing elsewhere.
N. b. cash paid for Slipping harss
Bath Nov Q. ISL ow3J
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1842-02-17
NEW GOODS.

UST received by DANIEL MARSTON, at the old stand
good assortment of Dry Goods, consisting in part of
roadcot Cassimeres Sanes Prints, Aernos, Fannels,
Shirtings, Sheetings, &c
ALsoa good assortment of West India Goods, Groceries
and Provisions, &c, &c. all of which viii be sold cheap
for Cash or approved Credit
Batb Sent 5sth Is41 tfo7
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1842-02-17
Boots and shoes, II is, Caps, &C., q

Gents Calf Kip and thick Boots of all descriptions.
good assortment Of Ladies Gaitar boots, ana f llned
RCBBERS-a FIRST rate article.
Ladies' kid Walking Shoes, French bronze and light col
ored slips.
Chidrens Kid and Leather Shoes of all descriptions
4 superior lot of Gents Dancing Pumps.
silk aud Mole-skin U.41S, Fur and Cloth C.8PS.
Atso-a good assortment Gents Ladies' and Misses RI T.
RERS, together with variety OF other articles which Will
be sold low for cash.
Custom Work all options done order, short
notice. and Of good stock and Workmanship can be
found elsewhere.
NJ All having demands against tn" subscriber
are regrst ID 10 present them settlement And all per
sons indebted called upon to make payment Accounts
OF than six months standing viii b. len with an at
Bath, Dec. 30. cp u4o
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1842-02-17


kind.
EXTRACTS FROM CERTIFICATES.
sThe v p Balsam, far my knowledge extends, mas
never disappointed the reasonable expectations Of those
who have used it, Thomas Brown, NJ D., -
Concord ~ H. Aug. 1871.
laying had occasion to the Y. F. iaisam in nay praC
Use for the years. would recommend lis use in all
complaints of the chest, ben. equal, hot superior TO
any other medicine within my knowledge
+. Abel, NJ. D., Lempser y, H., Dec. ls3
I esteem my duty and feel II a pleasure to recommend
The Y. F. al,am IN various lung complaints such as SeFere
coughs, influenza, st, as Invaluable remedy.
John H. Doves Boston Jan. ,, 1882
Il asctibe preservation of my life To the of the v
P Balsaal' j. w Lennon, Argyle, y. :. Dec Il, less
From Ion and extensive observation Of lis effects,
can recommend the v p Bnlsam under all the symptoms OF
cunsunpun Is a safe, convenient and positive cure
NV l{rdi,rd July 30, 1871. n. p Merriam.
a. Beware imposition Each genuine bottle is enclosed
in Il blae wrapper which is yellow iah" signed VIM
Jonn Cutler. None other Is genuine Of tat date than
Dee 6.9 The signature Of Sampson Reed viii be conn-
ed r ort time Purchasers should enquire for the tree
article by its ull name, the Vegetable Pulmonary Balsam
and that has marks and signatures of he eenuinu,
LIMIT oat far spurious mrtuC called vegetable pnlmona
nv balsaI' sometimes signed Samuel Lee, and sometimes
Sampson Lee, the being ryjt IN an to FcScm5te me
genuine sgRatue said 10 be prepared by an unpHncpcd
man in Bangor, Me.
For sale by Reed, Wing & Cutler, Druggists, Boston u
Scammon Halloween; j. f. Ladd Augusta; C. larhell, Car
diners j. A. Berry, Saco; Robert Dresser, Porthnd e. W.
Holden Bangor; A. Hayden Son, Eastpun; aud hy drug
eists and country merchants, generally Price 90 cts G
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1842-02-17
Bank Note Iable.
Corrected weekly from Boston papers.
NAME

The following is complete list of Banks whose bills are
not bankabe Boston, which added the rate per cent
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1842-02-17

NJ y u.
Commercial. Bangor 4 a 10
Mercantile t." n as
Globe, " nom $50
Lafayette, g 10 a
Peoples Bank g cl0sp3.
st. CrniN (Calais) 10 a
Calais Bank, 10 d
Washington Co. Bk. d
saltwater Canal " > 40
City BanA Podland,l5 a
NesthrDok Bank, ! a )
Georgia Lumber Co. 20 d
Frankfort Bank, 20 a.
Agricultural, Brewer. l-2d-
Citizens Augusta, a
Oxford al Fryehurg, fraud.
Bangor bank, old, c'osed.
Bank OF OldtoNn, 10 sdlc.
Danlariscotla, charter expired.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1842-02-17
NOPTCE-

persons indebted TO the Subscriber, by Note or Ac
"A count whose of credit has expired, request
make immediate payments and those having demands
CHA'S CLAP, in.
Bath, January 9th, 184l. Al
NEW RAISlNS of very superior quality, just received
~ and for sale by (3D {. CLAPP, J
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1842-02-17

- OXES Halves, and Quarters of Bunch RalsinS of the
ID latest mporta0ns, fresh and of very superior quality
this day received and ClA'S ClAfP,J ~
Bath Nov. ID 1871 ~
TUS'r received by THOMAS +. DONNELL Agent, lots
New Groceries, say Fresh Figs and Ralsns (onIy about
days old Sperm Candies prime Spanish Cigars Citron
Cheese Boneset and other Candies Eng WanuS, &C. &C.
SHIP CHANDLERY.
GENERAL assortment constantly on hand ana ior SAFE
n by ZINA HYDE, Il Co., Front street, Bath lnclndlhs
CORD4GE, Manila and Tarred from the manufactures OF
Plymouth, Marblehead and Boston, by the gang or retail
SAIL CLOTH, DUCK and THINE of most descriptions ms
ANCHORS of all sizes, warranted CH3iN CHbLEol
Sheets and Tics of Boston manufacture from English eihea
Iron and warranted for two years also English Chans
Bolt and sheet COPPER. Composition Spikes ana Mans
with other castings of all descriptions Wndlas Necks ana
Capstan Spndes. link sheathng Nails, new ana up
proprate article. .NJ4V.AL STORES Paints, Ols ana
Glass Troy pressed SPIKES from three to ten inch snip
blocks and Pumps .NAUITCAL LNS7ROJHE.N1s' BOOKS
and Charts,
Many of the above articles, can on suitable noce oe De
vcred to the purchaser at his place OF business drect rom
the mandatory free of expense to him, and attic uac
ture's lowest prices. BAN, loll "
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1842-02-17

Commonwealth, 50 GO
Chelsea at Chelsea, 50 a.
Farmers & Mech "a
auics :. Adams.
Nahaut bank, 80 a.
Middling Interest " - al
MiddleseN, Camb'dge 3 Il ,
Newhur5port bank IS a.
Fulton, nj Boston, redeemed al
their counter.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1842-02-17

Norfolk, Roxbury, redeemable
at their counter.
Roxbury bank, fraud.
RHODE ISLAND.
Scituate Bank, 20 a
VERMONT.
Remington bank, go q ~
st. Adams J Il >
Manchester ." . n 4
Essex. Guildhall, 81
Bank OF Montpelier, 3 a 3
CONNECTICUT.
IIousatonic R.R. Co..50 d
Notes of al other New En-
gland banks, received ut the
Suffolk Bank, Boston.
Banks in MY. City, IA a II
" NY. state, ! as
" New Jersey, l Il 6
d" Philadelphia, q
" Dist. Golumb. ;
% Virginia. : n
Old Us. Bank notcsd0 a68
GOLD.
Sp. Douhioons, $500 SIC p
Mexican l57J a 1850
SuyereigHs, 4 s5a j Y
EXCHANGE.
on England, : asI-2 premium
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1842-02-17

Sp. Douhloons, $1,000 SlG25
Mexican l57.J a 1851
SUyereigHs, 4 sJ0 i Y
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1842-02-17

LUMBER FOR SALE.
On nnO FEET first quality seasoned Hemlock Boards
ObyOOO Jos and Timber, for sale by
". LEDYARD or
GEORGE KENDALL.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1842-02-17

Gu ADAIOUPE MOf.ASSES.
"a IIIID prime retailing Guadoloupe Moasses for sale
~ h DANIEL MARSFON
Bath sept. 18th, 1911 25.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1842-02-17
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES


NaNV IT IN III M.
Concord Bank, 5 Il s
ANuifSburO' BaIh so a.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1842-02-17

ENtll ANGIE.
on England, = asI-2 premium
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1842-02-17

Norfolk, Roxbury, redeemabie
at their counter.
RoXbury bank, fraud.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1842-02-17

NOTICE.
ALL pcrsuns indebted 10 Palmer fcdyGrd in Note o.
Account arc requested u call and gee the then
the Town House, where theyIHilI have opp"rtu
nifty Tor ii short time
Bath oct. jth ISL. -. &
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1842-02-17
srDNE CETTING.


THE subscriber would inform the public that he continues
in Augusta at the foot of Jail Hin, two doors west Of e. C.
Ch's store in sight of Market Square, where he Keeps
very large of Stone, USUAL oil the incest New
York white and blue marble, and Quincy and Harvard ale
Massachusetts, which Is Of the finest quality, &c
&C. lie would only say those individuals VINO wish 10
purchase grave stones, marble monuments, tomb tables
soap stone, paint mills, paint stones, &c, that II hey WIN
call and examine the opportunities for selecting, he VIII
pledge himself give such satisfaction as Ia work. bills, Ac
as will amply remunerae them for the trouble thus taken
TO companies who unite to purchase, liberal discount WI"
made. lie will also furnish chimney pieces, fire places
hearth stones, facngs, Of almost every description, at
short notice GILBERT PULLEN.
N. b. He also continues carry the Stone Cutting
business Waerve and Winthrop, where at the former
Mr. Sanger and the latter Mr. Carr is his agent. At each
Of his shops in the above places occasional visits VIII be
made for the purpose Of engraving stones that are ordered
Orders calls VIII be promptly attended TO-
Persons wishing for Gave-stones, Tomb tables or Monu
ments, can them furnished reasonable terms, and
landed on StanifOrds Wharf, the town landing Bath
free charge and all bills may be paid to David Stnso
Esg.,-oxcep those from Buns ok and Topsam who can
settle with Mr. Knowlton of iswick Village
S3Al communications should be addressed to Gilbert
,IUllen, Augusta, Maine. ly32.
HOUSE, SHIP, SIGN, & FANCY PAINTING,
- c. SAWYER, would respectfully inform his old Gus
~ toners and the public generally that he VIII continue 10
the above business in its various branches, WIN des
mitch. the old stand, near the SagadahOck Ferry.