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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-30
BOARDING.

WANTED entire Aoor, handsomely furnished, ard
w n .ome central airy quiet and fesPecse- s'asnou
Raining cOnyenieuccs. with Cfotou wsof, &C VIII nc 81
p.c.a and attendance The rate Of $50 year VII 0e
pad during occupancy The advertiser 10 sing s.uue
nan bs..Af.st ire &C 10 bs arranged for separately
AddressR \ I. Guy Poet once postsse PAID nSs ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-30

NANTEp-sussa BY Two steady ecnP~'en, gtris
w ~lh COED city reference COCA wssh and roc
DO TIE ho1se~ert Of family the o<her eeamees-
maid sEc % he.r a. lsandress, nurse Cal q ~
SAfh xverGe IL TIE bookstore ues H'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-30

GSnA tHALLENGE.-Noics 10 gootismsn who
,J1Ot'~snE their Old clothes 10 ioos iss nsw.-CsL -
ns e.sanins, dyns tailoring and repairing ssssblssDsa
Is Goidst vbsss you can ges ~ greass, plch 'sf sns
and paint extracted without soag he cotb q Ne shrtsss
ooccs and mo reasonable tsfue ~ j. D noAd.
. 0old-a- doors from Deexman ~ T. ois In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-30

"WEDNESDAY, November p, lsis.
ERRArUM-A typographical error of some i'm
portsnce occurred in the Jersey City ferry article over
the signature of F. in yesterdays TnbHne the word
pirate should read priDafe Corporations.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-30
PAFkk az xEDTSED PxI6 e., "a iss \

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. KOOFIN0-Nsw foo's u
rO1gh boafds covered tor \ coc1 foot roof on
ondges over % squares ~ psf square oyer nc zinc or
shnslrs a 70 ). cents, and warranted 0oodvins estnsnf
sbezthIg Il aid he sstss shingles. IL hSb,
cheap durable and hfe-proof Is 10 wsGsd Win
irUy, References and specimens ~ Wsss Broad
~sy b-.~s-n Cbarnbsrs snf Wsvsn ne I'M
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-05-03
PARTY SPIPIT

Oa one occasion. George II, was sitting
a, the theatre, and The performers had de.
lsyed their appearance. TO the CREST annoy.
ance Of the audience; bu'. shortly sher, TO
their great amusement. cat leaped upon
the stage. Two gentlemen were suting
next tn each other IN The boxes, one Of whom
was known to lie as enthusiastic q Tory az
The 7thef was rigid bu. lo,al Wing The
Toy observed thu, this made good the old
ansar. 'ha, cat might lock alta king
I" its, replied the Wing, with cnnsum.
mate gravity. "snd very good king tool"
To which th" Tory. little nertled, replied,
m'nick'ng his gravity, Yes; and very
good cat loo ~
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-05-03

= esndy's WHAT A dietcy sod a quiz,
4 Pssf Of goggles and a negro. fra
dainty coat AND Tremendous collar,
ev~sy pocket and half /. dsll.r.
g'sasd eoeom siadfssd thick with gl,ss,
'efs.sssd Plastsd wsih Goa, Of brss.,
seArtst nos<. long tone aud . sqa,r,
4 hashy s~ss and may be half SHIRT:
romPous tsnr. r~-.r-.,sAi how,
y SNOW ~hsss hand. . s,sddie like a cow
sessshfng v.ses. tea cup full ~ paint,
eodhsh's sys and sissx. uf q saini
4 PAR Of ~hlsksfs stolen from, goat.
FsEtsf ssteh and seal scarce worth efos.
A pocket eoasb rsir Il ran5om hose,
4 pair " ssiIi akin slippers black a. sloes;
psshsd Ast siih syares " any ht,,n.
Aspindls shsEk and body waadfous plida;
4 pau OF rhssas tighter than tho skin.
a psstss bfoseh and watch cha made Of tin
ssfsle ape. prstiy woInsn's tool,
a stupid dance. dssp,eabls fool.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-05-03
Miscellaneous.
Fimh Despatch Mai. Downing.
Cfrr OF Mnxlc, Mn,ch e2 isis.

Cfrv OF Mnxic !, March 80 is4s.
M. Gales 4. SeaiDa. Wy dear Old fri,nds i;
Whea have TO ~nrc about the var, aud
The treaty. and things of tina, sor, that be.
icngs to diploms,ics. Of course senj my
cespsiches 10 the P,radrni or Mr.. Rachie;
but ~hrn ih.sas branch ofT into The news
paper limo. then send 'rm 10 YOU. We've
had Ginetal Scott IN trial here FIVE dsys,
Tor high treason sgs,ns, G,acral P,Io. and
Giuefal Worth. lf il goes sgin hm
tna'i know whether they will conclude to
hsng him up ia some Of the mines Of Mes.
sco for Life. Bot he fights hike Turk, and
amt skesfed Il noihln. The President bet
tsf send 90 some moro help, for sint sure
that what there 10 here viii DO able 10 han.
|dls him. The hsIiI. hss been pretty ho,
s i've DAYS. aud don'' zee % ibey &c, the
upper baud Of him at oil yet. |, would be
4 great pity II man that has been guilty
|oI ouch horrible crimes a. he las out here
70 Mexico, should slip through their fingers
|ei last and Escape punishment. begin to
|irei little afraid hos i, ~,lI come out.
|fo' my part. | go Tor jl.Iice, bit who win.
i1 msn viii conmu crimes lei him lie
banishsd for il. I'm aftaid the P,c..isn,
hss missed fsser IN leaving |, GU, to such
men ~ he has. II would been safer and
poe sure TO leave Il OF, to jury Of Mex.
(eans. I've 10 doubt the lcas, verde, they
soufd give, would been two years in tho
Psrpes, and darkest minc 10 Mexico lor his
aking Vera Cruz and the Csslle; two ycafs
Eoro for ;;ss eat,iag and slashln he give
en- q Ceuo Go.ds; two years more Tor
Chspullepee and Chur. busco; and all the
cot Of his lie for HE taking tho city Of Mex.
p. Ia that case, you see, his punishment |
fould bsea measured on. something &c.
ofdios 10 his crimes
WIS thinking last night that ough. 10
pike Up ll,,ls budget sbou, thi, trial and
and y on 70 you, a. promised 10 let you
nov ones 10 while hos things was getting
'ong out here. And While was bo,hering
py heed 70 know which end TO begin Al,
Pan came IL and brought mo l,t,!s letter.
took !. end opened il. end ! couldn'l hard
believe ny eyes ai fret. to sec the name
Giusssl Pillow signcd 10 il. He 40.
Vested me 70 call ct bic quarters in the
ssnins" On sety Urgent sud important
es'uess. Thinks 10 myself what IN ihun.
= eau this meant Then ! thought, may
they had sot : hin. that the prisoner in.
fnded % run away, and shoy wsuied me 70
slp ksep gssfd round Ginsfa SCOTS quar-.
fste go u. bs didnt escape. I
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-05-03

Go 10 the work.bause, OF speak with the
ragged and wreiched inmates of iail. and
you will be convinced
Who makes hi, bed OF brier and thorn.
Must DO content 10 lie forlorn.
For a Fit Of Ambition.--Go into the
churchyard and read the grave stones; they
viii tell you the end Of ambition. Tho
grave will soon bs your bedc bam ber. the
earth your pillow, CORRUPTION your father.
and the worm your mother and your sister.
For Fit Of Repining Look abou, for
the halt and the blind, snd yisi. the bed
ridden and afflicted, aud dersneed; and
they will make you ashamed Of complain.
'og Of your lighter siflIciions.
Far Fit Of Despopdeacy.-Look on
the good things whlcinf2od has given YOU
10 this world and at dose which he Ia.
promised TO bis followers in ihs next. He
who goes into his garden 10 look for cob.
webs and spiders no doubt will find them !;
while he who looks for a ,wsr may return
into his house with one blooming ia his
bosom.-Er. paper.
For FashionaJie Fit.-CaIl on Mr.
Belhune or the Messfs. Robinson.
NIKE.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-05-03
POETRY.
vos rar cnisIorrr JOURNAL.


ssv .efds dear girl. can an I fell express.
sesld not lore thee more. would no, love the.
lees. ''
mae sesenee 10 my only source OF psin.
~ efghsss hope ,'. msy 40 NEE, arain.
~ isncsss ussh 10 written in a line.
ssahh. pesc~. happiness. be ever ihins,
ne en'y wish remaining now 20 me.
= Mss' ! s0nssimes. win ,hougil from thee.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-05-03

The following toast, given at a celebra.
lion al Barre. which was attended BY abou,
nins hundred ladies'. should NEE. the eve Of
every of every old Bachelor:
"Old Bachelors-Msy they lie on bed
OF neiiles, sit alone on wooden stool, eat
alone on q Wooden tIcncher, and be their
own kitchen maids I"-Er. paper.
Old Maids-Msy they cou,inu. to lie
alone. NIKE.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-05-03

p AirevfissmfSss inserted at One Dollar p<r
sSssrs, as lines ~ lees. fkis si-sd fype.) uiAe
frat iasertiea. sad rs cents for each esnfiau.
ssee. Cssn sirsrtiseme1fs ard Sheriff. Ssits
changed Is pr esm higher; sni dedpe,isn Of
335 Pr reRi. siA Be made from ne regular pr,-
sss. for adsertiseSs BY fae year. Advertisements
iaseftsi mentally o. qssrtsriy si per square for
sseA fims -Seni.msafAiy Is cents per sg4sre
fss sseA tiss.
W rostsnasssrs ue respectfully requested to
Get ~ ARean.
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REMEDIES FOR FITS.

For Fit Of Passion. Walk out in the
open ait you may speak your mind to the
winds wi,hoo. hurting any one or proclaim.
ing youfself to be . simplsion.
Fora Fit Of Exirapagance and Foliy.--
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-05-03
SLOW Bur DREADFUL SURE


Speaking OF That powder ~hich burn
half up before the owner could pu, the tir.
out" said an Ol6town gunner the o,he,
dsy, puts me 10 mind Of some ones had
twas slor, hu, dreadful sure Nv Tosl.
ing piece had been loaded with some Of i.
lor a day or two. in anticipation Of lick
a, som- k'ndof Wild fowl, when one morn.
ing in the fail,' about day break, I discov.
cred large flock Of ducks. twen,y.iiv at
ieasi, [eunners are proverbial for large sio
'irs ~ pond, d,s'ant from my house one.
fourth of a mle. took iny gun. and star.
led Tor thcm, and keeping under cover of
siooe @all soon GO, az near ss ] wanted 10
be. when pulled trigger, but no report FOL.
loved. She h,.hed in The pan. I had
forgoI'cn to 'aks any p'im'ng with me. 80
! wa. forced TO go back to the house for nv
powderhorn. which | did IN M p'easan,
mo d, can tell you; bu, jus, IS got home
! heard q slight coInmotlon in the barrel OF
my piece, and looking into the muxzle,
fund the charge was making ito way out.
| started back to my old position, and. res.
ting the gun upon the wall, took good dim
at The ducks, and in abou, five minutes af.
ter, sbe went of aod killed crery mothers
son Of them."- Xdnkes Blode.
A FINANCIAL QUESTION ANSWERED
BY Mr.. DUMP.
A has given bill TO B, aud A finds him.
sell without q shilling when the bill has
only two dsys to run. Now wl.al 10 A to
do under the circumstances
ANSWER.
IL the bill has two days 10 run, A has, Of
course two days to run also, and no had
better run accordingly.
A method Of estinguishing Gre BY steam
has just been discovered \
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-05-03

Mt. J. L. BADoel:
ilenr Sir: The enclosed communities.
"on' ooubted!essly written by one who lived
ana Iahoured in your mids,, may no, prove
unacceptable to many OF ycu, readers in
Mecklenburg and Cabasrus. r. B.
Concord, April, la45.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-05-03
A SLIGHT MISTAKE.

There" said an old lady. psis,ine .
the angel and .rumpe, upon NJ. Ssrsstsr's
church, "you see VIA, the psiuciple Of
them Univsrssllsrs 10. Ouly 80. they've
got Teller with bottle to his uaossh."
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-05-03

The Post Office Department al Vera
Cruz belug now conducted by tho Mexican
Postmaster, under the Mexican Law on
postage, the attention Of persons 10 tho
United States corresponding with the army
o. navy, is urgently called to the necessity
Of having their iettets properly, directed.
specifying the corps or department, to which
their correspondents belong,
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-05-03
J. L. BADGER, Editor.
r. J. HOLTON,
Proprietor assd Publisher.

NEW TERMS.
TWO DOLLARS per anaum in advance; TWO
DOLLARS sud FIFTY CENTS IL payme.,
Be delayed three n,on,hs; and THREE DOL
LARS if not paid until the close Of the year.
Faiiering c6srs 10 Clubs.
8 copies cne year to one direction. 80
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-05-03

Az iron bridge has been thrown across
the Nevs, a, 81. Petersburg, Russia. Il
has seven arches Of immense span, and
weighs sbou, 1000 tons. /, was construc-
ted IN England, and the contract price vas
abou. half million OF dollars.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-05-03
[D cuNESr No. IL
GREAT BATTLE IN THE COURT MAR
TiAL.

This important investigation, which has
been going on for 6ve days. 10 likely to use
Gen. Scott oil up 10 nothing; there won,
be so much az a grease spot left Of hun |;
whlle Al the Same tine il cannot fail to add
to the renown end fair fame Of Gen. Phi
low. TIL Il sswcs him above all Greek, above
oil Roman fame. Gen. Worth also hss
shown msgnsnimiiy IN this contes, sh,ch
w,ll crown hun with immortal honor. He
had q 40 FOUNDER. loaded 10 the muxz e.
pointed directly q The head Of Scott, which
would bloved HE brains clrsr TO The north
pole but seeing the weakness and lube
ciiisy Of Scott, Who wss ni'nost ready 10
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-07-07

the of the Pacific distant one marine league
due south OF the southernmost point OF the port of San
Diego, according to the plan of said port made in the
year 1852 by Don Juan Pantoa, second sailing master OF
the Spanish fleet and published at Madrid in the year
1902 in the Atlas to the voyage of the schoones Sutl
and Merieana, OF which plan copy hereunto added,
signed and sealed by the respective p!enipotenaries
In order to designate the boundary line with due pre-
cson upon authoritative maps and to establish upon the
ground landmarks which shall show the limits Of both
republics described in the present article the two gov
ernments shall each appoint commissioner and sur
veyor, who before the expiration of one year from the
date of the exchange Of rafcatons Of this treaty, shall
meet at the port Of San Diego, and proceed to run and
mark the said boundary in its whole to the mouth
of the Rio Bravo del Norte They shall keep journals
and mark out plans of their operations; and the result
agreed upon bythem shall be deemed part of this treaty
and shall have the force it were inserted there
in The two governments will amicably agree regarding
what may be necessary these persons and also to
their respective escorts, should such be necessary.
The boundary line established by this article shall be
regiousy respected by each of the republics and
change shall ever be made therein except by the ex-
press and free OF both naons lawfully given by
the general government OF EACH in conformity with It's
own constitution
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TO our sUBsCRIBERa.

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payment subscription be nAds ~ advaacs.
suhscy5bes nay forward BY hs pesssgs
safe transmission , ~, Tt ~, -,...- ~ 49,
The COUNTRY rArnR puhlahed uywssk,y during The
lions Of Congress and ssmi weekly during the
Subscriptions period less than win b seeved
terms propsrtioncd to the above annual mites. Z" ~
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subscriber with ~ enclosed Ave sEM
WEEKLY subscribers sss snslossA i've WEEKLY sub
enclosed win b entitled to copy sf u same
edition as they subscribers for syatis NJ "a s9
- CoScKEssionAL KEoTER will be farnhed hsn ." ns
same terms .iiaata4 l4It 1-.l -if
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United of
Mexican al
OF ebray,o
English Spanish
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ARTICLE XII.

In consideration of the extension acquired by the
boundaries OF the United States defined in the fifth
article OF the present treaty the government Of the United
States engages to pay to that OF the Mexican republic the
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ARTICULo X.
[Suprimido.l
a pTIrtrIn Nj

En- aencion que gran parte de los territories que
por ell pesene traado quedar para 10 future denro
de los mites de los Esados Undos, halla acualmene
ocupada por bus savages que han de estar adeane
bajo la exclusive autordad del goberno de los Estados
Unidos cuyas ncusiones sobre los districts Mexica-
nos seran EN- extreme perjudciaes; esa solemnemene
contendr las ndcadas ncursones por medic de la uer-
"a siempe que asi necesario; cuando pudiere
preveniras casgara escarmentaa los lnvasores ext
gendoles ademas la debida reparacion TODD del msmo
modo, con la msma digencia energla que obra-
ria, las ncursones hubiesen meditado ejecuado
sobre territories suyos contra sus propos cudadanos
ningun habitante de los Esados Unidos sera lcito
bao nngum pretesto comprar adquirr cautivo aguno
Mexcano o extrangero resdente en- Mexico apresado
por los lndos habtantes territoro de cuaquiea de
las dos repubcas, nj los caballos, mulas ganadOs,
alquiera genera de que hayan rObado denro
del terrltorio Mexicano.
en- case de que cuaquier persona personals cauti-
vadas por los ndos dentro del terroro Mexicano
evadas al terroro de los Estados Unidos ell goberno
de dichos Estados Undos compromise ga de la
manera mas soemne, en- cuano lie posible resca-
arlas, restituirlas pals, entregaras al agente
representative del gobierno Mexcano; hacienda todo
este, tan uego sepa que los dchos cauvos hal
Ian denro de su territoro empeando al efecto el ea
eJercicl0 de su influenza pOder Las autOrldades Mex
canas daran las de los Esados Undos segun prac-
tcable una notcia de tales cauvos ell agente Mexi
cano pagara los gasos erogados en- Ell mantenimeno
remission de los que rescaten los ceraes entire anO
seran raados la mayor hospaldad por las autorida
des Amencanas del lugar que sc encuenren. Mas 81
ell goberno de los Estados Undos antes de rccbr avso
MEXICO, tuVteTa nOuCia pOT CualQulera COnuuCtO
de existr en- su errorio cauvos Mexcanos procedere
desde luego verihcar gu rescate entrega al agente
Mexicano, segun queda convenido. tt @
Con ell ObletO de dar estas estpulaciones la mayor
fuerza posble afanzar al mismo tempo la segurdad
las reparacones que exge Ell verdadero esprt1 nten
con con que han austado ell goberno de los Esados
Undos dctara sin inues delaciones, ahora en- 10 de
adelane las eyes que rcquera la natraleza del asunto
vlglara siempre sobre su eecucion. Finalmentc, Ell
goberno de los mismos Esados Unidos tendra muy pre-
sente la santdad de esta obligation sempre que tenga
n rta
cados territories que establecer en- ell cudadanos
suyos ycuidara muy especalmene de que no sc pongs
los ndios que ocupaban antes aquel Punto, en- neces
sobre los districts Mexcanos, que ell goberno de
los Estados Unidos Sc ha comprometdo soemnemente
reprimr ,, a., 5000 ILL m ~.
ARTIcuLo XIII fle se3a A,Jw iq
En- consideration la esension que adquiefet los lin
ties de los Esados Undos, segun gucdan describes
artculo qunto del prcsente tratado 81 goberno de lo
msmos Estados Unidos sc compromise pagan al de b
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A PROCLAMATION.

BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
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repubca Mexcana la suma de ounce milones de pesos
lnmeatamente despues que este tatado haya sdo ati-
cado por e gobierno de la republics Mexicana entire
CARA al msmo gobierno por Ell de los Esados Undos,
La ciudad de Mexico moneda de plata ORC del cuho
Mexcano la suma de tres millones de pesos Los doce
mlones de pesos resantes re pagarAn en- Mexico, en-
moneda de plata ORG del cuno Mexicano abonss de
tres mones de pesos cada aho un redto de ses por
suna de los doce mllones Ell da de In ratification del
presente tratado por ell gobierno MexcanO, cada
ahono annual de capital pagaa redto que corresponds
q la abonada Los pazos para los abonos de capt.
tai desde ell misno dia que empiezau los
reditos. e1q aM " 'H 81 L'nu1
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En- consideration la estenson que adquiefeh los lin
ties de los Esados Undos, sgun guedan describes 81
artculo quno del prcsente atado, ell gobierno de los
msmos Estados Unldos sc compromise pagan al dc Ia
The northern tribune. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1847-1855, 1848-01-28
Marine Insurance /!

THE Subscriber having received the Agency of the
CAMDEN INSURANCE COMPANY.
N. j., Chartered 1892 for the City of Portland and
vicinity, will issue Policies to amount not exceed
ing IS 900 on any risk, vessels, eargoes and
frtighs, on As favorable terms other Institutions
Losses sustained will be promptly and honoraby ad-
justed, and paid in money cnrrent at the Banks in
this city within thirty days after proof Of the loss and
adjustment and in of dispute in the settlement
of claims, the company will abide the decisions of the
Courts of this State Of Maine.
CALEB s. CARTER, Agent,
~" As Exchange st.
Portland, Dec. 90, fs47. 7Sd49
The northern tribune. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1847-1855, 1848-01-28

To the Hon. County Commissioners for Lincoln
County:
rJN4E undersigned inhabitants of said County would
respectfully represent that by an act of the Legis
iature company has been duly organized TO build
bridge Back River, ESQ caled) from land of John
Hodgdon, in Wesipou, to the opposite shore in the
town of W"ewlch, near Andrew Iarbox's; and that
they are about contracting for the building and COM
pleting of the at an early day. which when done
will very much convene the public travel; We there
fore ask your honorable body, after due notice to lay
ont a public highway, beginning at said bridge in
Westport, thence easterIy and souhery to the main
highway near Moses Jewelt's North line, OF at ouch
place may best convene the public also TO lay
and stra ghten the road from said Bridge land of
A. Tarbox, in the town of Woolwich, TO Sagadahock
Fery also to lay road from the eastern end of
said rasd IL fos
Wesiport, Oct. ], I847 and thirty six others.
LINCOLN sat meeting of the County Commits
sioners, Legun and holden at Wiscasset, within
and tor said County, on the second Tuesday of Jan
nary, AID, lS4S
an the foregoing Petition Ordered, That the Peti.
" TONERS give notice to all persons and Corporations
interested, that the County Commissioners will meet
a the house of Andrew Tarox, in Woolwich, on the
twentieth day of April, AID. S4a at 10 O'Clock AM,
when they W i'll proceed to view he road described in
their petition, and Immediately after, at some conve
nien place in the vicinity will hear the parties and
witnesses. aud proceed to do such other things in the
premises as by law may be required by causing at
tested copy of their Petition aud this Oider thereon,
To be served upon the Town Clerks of the towns of
Westport and Woolwich, also by posting up copies of
the sa ne in three public places in each of said towns,
and by publishing the same in The Northern Tribune,
newspaper printed Bath in the County of Lincoln,
three weeks successfully the service upon the Town
Clerks of the said towns of Wastport and Woolwch,
and posting Of said copies, and the first publication
in The Northern Tribune, to he thirty days at least
before the time of said meeting, that all persons in
erested may then and there appear, and shew cause,
(f any they have) why the prayer of said Petitioners
should lot be granted.
Attest: E. B. BOWMAN, Clerk.
l,opv Attest 10. B, BOWMAN, Clerk.
Jan. 90, lS47. 3wlo
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Stoves! StOveS!!

Stoves! StOveS!! -.
TlNHE Subscribers would inform tie public that they
L have a large assortment IF Cooking and other
Stoves, which they will SELF very cheap. They also
continue 10 keep good supply Of the celebrated
STEWART STOVES,
which they will sch WHOLESALE OR RETAIL
as cheap be bought in New England
MITCHELL & LOW.
Bath, Jan. 26, I84S. d72wI5
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Notice..

TT, Persons hayin. accounts against the Estate of
"A the late JONATHAN PIERCE, of Townsend :,
are requested present the same, and all persons IN
debted to the said estate requested 10 settle the
tme within month, or they will be placed IN the
hands of an attorney for collection
sAMyE sIeP FIERCE Executors.
Townsend, Jan. 81, ls4s. 5wl2