Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1842-02-10

To ate Honorable Senate of Representatives., Of .
State Of ydns, in Legislature assembled, January, 1872
TI,E Undersigned inhabitants of Dresden, and other
in the Counties of Lincoln and kennebec, respectful
that the General Cont of Massachusetts, in the
year M Incorporated certain persons Tor ne purpose OF
building Bridge over Eastern Rver in said Dresden at
Calls NOV Clancy' Ferry the highway extending on
the Easery bank of Kennebec River from Winslow to the
Ferry between Woolwch and Bath, that bridge was ac
cordngb built said Ferry and remained passable for
bout twenty years. and then the opretos suffered to de-
and fall to ruin, and has not since been rebuilt than
Bird hat place would be much convenient for
and neghbors, and the public in general though the
Ferry would have long been rebuilt, could
the old charter grant have been obtaued, and bridge at
this place would much accommodate the inhabitants of
Naervie Augusta allowell, Gardiner and other towns
adjacent kennebec River who should have occasion
travel to Woolwch Bash, Georgetown or Phipsburg, az
h highway aforesaid Is the shortest and the direct way
those 1t would also be convenience to
passing Parks nOw Hath rms Ferry bound
IN Wcstt and other towns castery of that place az the
distance from said Ferry bv the way of ClaRcy's Ferry
shorter by miles than is by the way OF the upper
bridge, called 1t is evident that the proposed bridge
greatly facilitate the travel this route, and with
suab draw for vessels to and down. would not be
much impeachment to navtgaton as but few vessels enter
the river, sng crooked and narrow and dffcut to nav
ge except such vessels as are owned by persons living
said river.
stitue u.s. and corporation for ths
purpose of erecting and maintaining bridge over said East
River, Cancys Ferry aforesaid with the right OF
taking such tolls OF travellers for passing over with horses,
carriages, teams &c, may be deemed reasonable,
(sirned) HENRY TALLMAN, and aaa others.
December 1S4l.
STATE OF MAINE.
IN the House of Representatives. Jan. 20, 1912.
an the Petition aforesaid Ordered, That the Petitioners
~ copy OF their petonwth this Order hereon,to
published in the Lincoln Telegraph Newspaper printed
the Of Bath three weeks successfully anu also TO be
the Clerk of the town of Dresden the last publ
cation six days at least before the weniissh OF
February that all persons Interested, then appear and
shew cause any they haye why the prayer of said Peti
tlUn should not be granted.
Read and accepted. Sent up for concurrence,
WIN. T, JOHNSON, Clerk.
In Senate JAM 20, 1872.
Read and concurred.
JERE HASKELL, Secretary.
true copy.-Attest; JERE HASKELL,
Secretary Of the Senate.
AIR-TIGHT STOVES,
by w. V. & o. MOSES, AIR TIGHT STOVES, war
I'D rented be superior every other Stove in
and expense. 3wS4.
TO LET.
1rA THE Commercial House lately occupied by Mr. II.
N Rooth, will be let, wholly including the store in front
-~- with the stable; or, the Househe store and tho
stable each separate, reasonable terms for
years, and immediate possession given.
The establishment is in the of the town. and
good stand for Boarding House, Public House "
well known-appy to Parker McCobb, Portland, or ID. C.
Mag0un Bath
Bath Nov. 8 lS4l tf32.
NIDER VINEGAR manufactured and for sale by
" G. w. KENDALL.
GRAVE STONES.
infnr, hlir that he