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The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1850-10-03
MRS. sCRUGGIss



Tspose, Mrs. Jones' said. Mrs. Scrugains,
the other evening, you hesrn as how a old
bach'lor uncle of mine died off not long
60. and LEFT me all his effecks. was very
sorry TO hear he'd died but then it was a
consolin' thing to one with grateful affliction,
and there's nothin' makes people revea nee
The memory of them that's gone so much
as the idea that they left you somethin' to re
member 'em by. Inever seed my uncle
but wunst, and then he didn't take much no.
tice of me--and don't blame him now,
when cum to think what wild, sassy
mink was in my younger days. But he
must have been a dear, good soul, or he
wouldn't have thought of his niece way out
here in Sent Louis, andleft her all his effecks.
intend 10 have gravestone built to his
memory, and en- it I'll have writ: Greeted
in memory of her uncle by his incurable
and unconsolable and afTeciionate niece
well, aner people heard | had some
property, it's wonderful how excessive pop.
lar got all of suddent. Feminines as
didn't descend 10 hardly bow to me in the
street, all at wunst knew me so well! and
shook hands SO friendly and wanted to know
where I'd KEEP myself, and what I'd been a
doiu,' and why hadn't called to see 'em
for such a dreadful long time; and all on
'em declared they thought was livin' in the
country, or they'd had called and seed me
and been right social. Mr.. Skinkle, in less
than week arter the news was herd, told
me that three middle aged bach'Iers in
straighted circumstances, and four wilder
ois, with mum 'rous families, had piled to
him for to be introduced. The 'tother night
went 10 the conscrt for Sent Johns Church,
and as me and Mr.. Skinkle walked up to-
ards the frunt / heard 'em whisperin'
as walked long That's the rich widder;
that's Mrs. scruggings;;' and some of the
RIolds made purity loud 'sclamations of sWhat
fine fggere 'how excessively graceful
she walksv and sich like. IN course be-
iieved every thing they sed was allhumbug;
but Mr.. Skinkle sed he'dsno doubt but that
sum on 'em was ia srnest, cause they was
lookin' at me through gold specs. Its strange
wonderful strange --how different a person
10 treated when they're poor and when they
re rich. Even Mr.. SkrnkIe has got more
perliter, and believe the mans afeard I'll
bite him, he keeps at sich a very respecta-
bic distance; and when I want anything
done, he'sin such terifcaI hurry 10 be Of
sarvice that two to one he don't do it right,
- : 80 = - kxu
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1850-10-03

a Speaking of cheap things It costs
but atriAe to get wife, bu. dosnt she
sometimes turn out little dear?
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1850-10-03

The census ialer Of Jacksonville, IlIinois.
has afound mother less than 10 years old
nursing child Of several lnonshs
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when O'Clock cum; was all ready and
waitin' very anxious to get off, Purity soon
Mr. Skinkle and the carriage cum along, and
l never was so 'stonishedin my life TO see
how the dear man was dressed up. He'd
bought himself new hat, and new kravat,
which was wound round and round his neck,
so tight that his face was rite red, and told
him that thought he must be in chokin
kondishin. He wore standin' collar, too,
one side of which propped up his ear, while
the 'tother hid itself away undN his kravat.
He bought a pair Of white kid gloves. which
vast too small, and one on 'em had busted
open. Mr.. Skinkle sed be know'd they were
too small when he'd got 'em; but then the
siore-keeper had given his assurance that
they'd stretch. sAnd SO they did stretch,
said MIR. Skinkle, clear open.' Well, arter
transferable fxin' up, we at last got started,
and when we arriv'd at Drygood's Louise,
the kumpany had just begun COMM Mrs.
Drygood was very glad to see me she sed,
and consid'rin I'd never seed her but wunst
afore, she was wonderful affectionate Ar.
ter TUX off my things we went into the par
lor. The fust person was in,roduced n
was a Mrs. Broker, one of the most fashion,
able feminines of Sent Louis, Mrs Drygoods
sed. thought ! had seed people with affec-
ted manners afore, but Mrs. Broker beat 'em
all. She kept her eyes about half-shet, 30
that people might see how long her eye lash
es was and she was aIw.ys sm;j;n, .,
thew could see her teeth and obs.,ve ba,
dimples. Then she had lack.a.laisv wav
of takin,--a die.awav tome Of vo;ce i;s, g..
all like long sentence was loo nncb e., h.r
lunos
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se,noo;,s r,.,.n sosT
tAhis ~.
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/ I,s,I .'o yo1 p.'aai - SUITES
ha.n,a w 'i' -A'' s0''y ever
sah ;s,..,,,
bs, ,,..s., Pc sae anu 'nen she shet
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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-08-01
WEDNESDAY,, JULY 81, 1850.

After the Ieading of the journal,
Mt RIC0ARD>DN, having previously moved to recon
.der the vote referring the bill increasing the compensa
ton OF receivers &c, OF land offices in certain cases
10 the Committee 90 Public Lands, by the unanimous
consent OF the House Withdrew that motion.
Mr. CHANDLER, rising, gave notice that on to-mor.
he deskned introducing bill Tor the modification
OF the tariff OF 1916.
Mr.. JOHNSON, of Arkansas. calling for the regular
order OF business,
The SPEAKER announced the first business in order
to be reports from committees;
When repons in the shape OF bills, resolutions, JOINT
resolutions SC, were presented by Messrs. LITTLE
FIELD, BENNETT, and STAN ION, Of Kentucky, from
the Committee on Agriculture; Messrs. JOHNSON, Of
Arkansas and CROWELL, from the Committee In
dian Affairs; Messrs BURT and CHANDLER from
the Committee on Military Affairs; aud MI. ALBERT
SON. from the Committee on Public Lands
In the course of these proceedings, Mt. JOHNSON,
Of Arkansas from the Committee on Indian Affairs,
reported back Senate bill fot the settlement OF the &C
counts Of the late Colonel Pierce M BatIer Of South
Csrona, late United States sub agent among the Chero
KEGS and tbe question being on the third reading Of the
sard bill, Mr. moving 10 put lis passage, addreed
the House IN few remarks 10 favor OF thss NOTION am
demanding the previous question ihereupon, Il was -
eonded by the House; and. under ito operation, the -"
bill was read the third time, and passed.
Mr. CROWEI4I4, from the same COMMITTEE re9ofeu
back the Snate bill 10 enable the President 70 negoa"
treaties; &c with the Indians Of Texas and New mei
Ico. Mr. c. moving to put this bill on it, EAssage az
gned in favor OF that motion. Mr. G. then moved wv
previous question on his said motion -
Mr.. STANTON, Of Tennessee, remarked that, unoe'
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-04-11
To the Hon. Arnold BIaney Judge Of Probat

To tho Hon. Arnold BIaney Judge Of Probate
for the County of Lincoln.
A SA REDiNG ron, guardian Of Villa
n King Esq of BAH, in said County, adj I'd
sed BY the Court Of Probate to be an insane
person, respectfully represents that the inven
tory OF the estate Of 81 id King has this dav
been duly returned into the Probate effice Of
this County.
That tho personal estate returned in said
inventory, besides notes Of hand, is valued at
one thousand three hundred and twenty-one
dollars and seyeniy-6ve cents.
That the guardian does not wish to take sa
persona estate on his own account and that
i will be for The bens6s Of all persons and par
ties interested that tha same should be sold al
an early day.
He therefore prays your Honor to grant him
licence to sell the same at public or privat e
sale. ASA REDiNGTON, Guardian
LINCOLN. sat- a Probate Court held at
W,scssset. on the second day Of April A.
d 1850.
Upon the foregoing petition. ordered, thatthe
ps.,oner give notice to all persons interested by
puo'ahrns his petition and this order thereon.
NJ. ~esss excessively before the SIKH day Of
"a loso. ia the Eastern Times, printed
:" a "1 r". .ns' shsy may then appear at Pro-
oa'e Oou'' " De held al Wisca sset in said Conn
~ 10 snow cause. any they have, wHy lie
pray ef Of inc Pe.itsoner should not be granted.
ARNOLD bLANEr, Judge Of Probate
Atrue cspy-Attest: ''a''
Edwin S. HovrY. Register ofProb.,..
Sw43
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Csmmissioners' Notice.

WEhavins been appoint ed by the Judge of
W Probate Tor the Comfy Of Lincoln 10 re.
ceive and examine the claims Of the editors Of
Thomas lie Balster. late Of whi,e6.Id. in said
County, deceased. whose estate is represented
insoivent, give notice that six months, commen
cling from the 4,h day OF March. 1880, have been
their claims, and that we will attend 10 ,be
service assigned rs. at the Office Of NJ s. & N.
Hager, in Richmond. on tho first Saturdays Of
June. July and August next. from TO o'clock
Pm. WILLIAM PATrEN,
JOHN B. STUART.
Richmond, March S. 1880. 3w42
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To tn. Honorable Jads. OF Probate for the County OF
Lfucoln:
A SA REDINGTON, guardian to William King Esq ,
said King, situated in Bath, levied and set of last
what they were appraised and OF being eleven thou
as by the recoris will appear
That The inventory anI appraisement Of sail Kings
estate Tins day returned into the Probate Court shows
that The right ot SAIL hng redeem ans said evies
Is sci and appraised at twelve hundred dollars.
That The suaria Will not be able, the property
said King. realize sufficient sufficient
10 redeem saids lands
And that il will be the benefit of all per sons and
parties Interested that said rights redemption should
be sold. and the avails placed al interest.
Wherefore your petitioner prays that he may be au-
thorzed TO sell the same at private sale.
ASA REOlNGrON, Guardian
LINCOLN sat Probne Court held at Wiscasser,
within: and for the County of Lincoln. the I'd day
of April, 1850.
On The foregoing petition, ordered, that the petitioner
give notice to all Interested appear a Court
of Probate he held al Wiscassel the Monday
of May next. by causing copy of said petition with this
order, 10 be pnnsshed three weeks SUCCESSFULLY prev
GUS 10 said Court In the f tsern Times. newspaper
printed in Bath, hut they may then and inere show
cause, Il any they have. why the prayer OF The petition
er should not he granted
ARNOLD BLAME Judge of Probate.
ATrEsT:-EDWINS H0HEY. Register.
A true copy OF the petition aud order thereon.
3w42 ATrEsT:-EDWIN 8. HOVE Y, Register.
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State of Maine.

T lNCOLN. SAT- a Probate Couri held at Wiscasset
LION the 25lh day Of February A ID. 1850.
Ordered, thai Mary IL Sprague, Administrators of the
estate of JEfHkO SPRAGUE, late Of Phpsburg, in
SAID County. deceased notify the heirs law ana cred
iiors of said Jeo Sprugre, and all persons interested
thai the hrsl account OF Administration The estate oil
SAID JeIhro Spr que will be offered for lowace q
Probate Couri at Bath, on the 18th day OF June
when and where they may he present ii they
And also al said Court the Widows petition foran al
lowance will lie considered.
Notice 10 be given by publishing attcsted copy Of
this ordeI III the Eastern Times anewspaper printed
Bath, three weeks successfully, before said Court
Probate.
Given under my hand this 18th lay of February, III
the year OF our Lord thousand eight hundred ana
fifty. ARNOLD Bi.ANEY, Jul re of Probate
3w4f Copy aliesl EDWIN S. HovEY, Register.
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LINCOLN n-Ts q. Re. l,re4 Bls,ey, JsdEs y
Probate held at Wsseassss, TIE first Tsesday Of
APRIL 1850:
THE petition Of Asa Redinglon, guardian Of VIII
i LIAM KING Esq, Of Bath, adjuaged by the Court
of Probate be al insane person. respectfully shows
that said King 10 the OF large Of lands n
ated partly ia KRg6eld in the County Of franklin and
partly ia lie zingou and Concord in the County Of SOM
erse appears by the appraisement and inventory Of
his estate. this day returned into this Court.
Thai il would be for the benefit of said King that said
lands should be disposed and the avals thereof put
al interest 30
Wherefore your petitioner prays tina, he may be
powered 10 SELL al private SALE much Of said lands
he may have opportunity 10 sell.
ASA REDINGTON, Guardian.
LINCOLN, SIT a Probate Court held al W'secsse'
sofhn and for the County Of Lineo" o" @e seeo"a aay
of April A d 1850. ~, .-+s- a-rH -.stsr
On the foregoing petition Ordered, that Inc SAID pet
TONER give notice IN said estate
appear At Court Probate, to be holden al Wscas-
sci on The rsl Monday of May next, ny causing copy
of said ne,i,io with order TO be published three
weeks previous said Couri, in the Eas-
,crn Times newspaper printed in Bath. then and there
in show cause if any they have why the prayer of the
petlion should no; be granted
ARNOLD BLANEY, Judge of Probate
Attest EDWIN s. HovEy Register.
A true copy Of the petition and order thereon,
3w42 Atest:-EDwIN 3 HovEY, Register.
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HONEY! HONEY!!
KELSEY'S ALTERNATING
BEE HIVES!

TUE most perfect article before the public, may
L be Obtained OF either the Subscribers who are the
sole proprelors Ior allthe towns in the County Of LIN
coin, except Lisbon ana Webster, of Dan
vile. Auburn, Durham, Brunswick, Frecpor,, Cumier
land, Scarborough and Raymond, IN the county Of
Cumberland Greene aud i.ltchhed in the county o.
kennebec, and Turner in The county of Oxford.
Individual rights including hive. SIS 90. Orders ad
dressed to either of The subscribers Lewiston Falls
viii be promptly attended 10.
GEO. w. FOSS.
NEWELL.
P.S. Benjamin Peterson of Brunswick, is
thorized agent
A specimen Of The Hive may be al the store of
WM. MARsToN, IN this city. 3m4t
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Notice

hereby given. thar, by virtue Of licence
u rom the Probate Court for Lincoln County.
there Will be exposed for sale, on tho premises
IN Windsor, County Of Kennebec, on Tuesday,
the 2ist day Of May next. at two o'clock in the
afternoon, 80 much Of The real estate Of Thorn
~ LIE baliis'er OF White6eld, in the County Of
Lincoln, deceased. AZ will produce thesun or
two tbsusan nd dollars, for The payment Of nj,
debts SO. Said real estate consists Of a farm
house, barns, Sc, and about IS aeres Of land
in thsss distinct lots or parcels. but wing near
each other, and 10 situated in said Windsor.
N. 8. HAGER, Adminis.rssor.s
Richmond, April 8, 1850. swll.
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Notice

Is hereby given, that the subscriber has been
Il duly appointed administrators Of the estate
of William McNear, late of Wiscasset, in the
County of Lincoln, deceased and has taken mp
on herself that trust by giving bonds as the law
directs. And all persons having demands upon
the estate OF the said William McNear are re-
quired to exhibit the same, and all persons in
debted to the said estate called upoi TO make
payment. SARAH McNEAR.
April 2, 1850. 3w42
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SPOKEN.
ny tHr AZ .aiIaz ah
BY THE LAST NAIL.

Boston.-Ar Sih sch Mary Ann. Williams. Brunswick
Fonax, Chlen, Bath CT sch Henrietta, of Bath, Best,
Windsor, N 5; Palo Alto, Mcls,ire, Thomaston En-
blem, Maxey. Gardiner; Cronometer, Person, ST
george, Me- Jane Eliza, Lufkin, Bristol, Me.
Provideuce-Ar 7rh, Ann Denman, Perry, N. York, or
Thomason. according 10 wind.
New York-Ar 6n, sch Eagle, Thomas N o; North
branch, Parker. OrIand.
AT Palermo, 5th uli, bark Reinbow, Jackson for o,
few days
OrIine, St John. Berry, for York. few days
CT at Bordeaux, sth ui Emma Watts, Watts, New
Orleans.
AT Matanzas 29th u bark Barring Brothers, Cotton.
Boston, for Cowes, ldg; r Dow, Merryman, from Ha-
vana for Boston ready.
Al Cardenas Path ult, Charles Edmund, Wording, for
Belfast sailed. Ella Bryant, Bangor.
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FGvER-soRE CURED.

Ths Rev. RICHARD DuNNlNG, Pastor OF the Preebv.
eran church. Adams Basin. Monroe county, ~ Y wruis
10 MS; | have usr received letter from Mr. CHANSEY
DUSSsS, relative the Of his Fever-sore You NAV
depend on what il states for he is Christian an
elder III the church Some years since he had have
Of ms cut IT. TO his life consequence Of Feves
sore The other leg being affected and about 10
snputaed recommended BRAST's MEDICINE Read the
result He Il hare used Only THREE BOTTLES Of
BRANT"S MEDICINE. placed AIT HOPE, from yosr re-
Jrnseaiaton, in thai Medicine and that with
lhs blessing u God, has Effected a Of my isy" See
Pamphlets for fall particulars.
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10th. Hoasra5e Arnold Bianey, Judge Of Probate
AMI for the County of Liaeoin:-

Tofh. Hoasra5e Arnold Biaaey Judge Of Probate tcithn
AMI for the County Of Lincoln
ELIAS BAILEY of Newcastle, in said County adj
IL ministrator OF William Hopkins lnte of said New
castle deceased respectfully represents that the Person
al Estate OF sad deceased together with the real
already Sold not Sufficient by the sum Of three hun
bred and eighy-eight dollars and THU Two CENTS
pay the Just debts of said deceased and the charges
administration and your petitioner further represents
that said deceased died seized OF small parcel of land
situated in said Newcastle, and containing about
acre. and being the same whereon the dwe ling house
occupied by Farley Hopkins stands, the same
improved by sai Farley. and that Thomas Lenot, of
Newcastle has made offer in writing for the same
wit the of three hundred and Invent ive dollars
which your petitioner considers advantageous offer
and that the interest of all concerned will be best pro-
n-oied by Immediate acceptance of the same, Where
fore your petitioner prays that he may be authorized
sell and convey said piece of land 10 said Lenot for
The Aforesaid, asreeably TO The provisions of the
Revised Statutes, Chap fi2, Sec q
ELIAS BAILEY, Administrator.
LINCOLN. sat Court of Probate held al Wis
casset. within and for the County of Lincoln, the
% day of April, A. D. 1850.
On the foregoing petition Ordered, that said petitioner
give all parsons Interested in said estate, that
they m " appear Probate Coart be held Wis
casset. the first Monday of May next. by causing
copy OF said petition with this order thereon, be pub
shed three weeks SUCCESSFULLY previous 10 said Court
IN the Eastern Times, newspaper printed in Baih-al
personal Office Marjary Robbins and Marthey Hep
kins, parties interested residing of this Siaie by
reading leaving copy of this petition and order four
teen days previous 10 the court aforesaid
ARNOLD BLANEY. Judge.
A True copy-Arest: EDWIN HovEY, Reg.
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Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-04-11

INA Ship Chandlery and Ship Store concern in New
York city. An intelligent and industrious young man
no through his friends who are Shipowners, could
nusuce busnessto such an one salary would be paid
commensurate with his services .
A Ms.s pess paid) Box Iz5s n York r. Once.
warren IL, 1850 lw40
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Bath Stove Factory.

IJAVINI the agency Indifferent Iron Foundries in the
IL U. States will furnish Stoves OF all kinds, Ov-
Ash and Boiler Doors. Coularons. Hollow Ware and
all kin Is OF castings al wholesale retail the Foul-
dry prices. WILLARD WALKER Co.
Bath, March %, 1850. 40
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For Sale or Exchange.

AqA A CONVENIENT, modern built house, in
Essm II East Boston, Mass, in good repair, and
Vub well situated. Rents readily for $40 per year.
Said house will be sold at bargai, exchanges for
small house in this city. Apply atthis Office.
Bath. March "a f950
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Girls Wanted.

WO Girls that are acquainted with doing house work
1 can End steady employment and good wages stihe
BAfH AoTBL- TX BEAN.
Bath, April 2, 1850 41f
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-04-11

To the Honorable Arnold Blansy Esq Judge Of PROBATE
iritiin and for the County OF Lincoln =
DESPECTFULLY represents Micah P. Thompson.
IL administrator of the estate of NILES THOMPSON
late of Bristol in said County deceased that the Per-
sona OF the said deceased sufficient by
sum of one hundred and eighty dollars answer The
just debts which he owed he therefore prays that he
may be empowered and licensed 10 sell much OF the
real of the SAID deceased may be sufficient
raise the said with incidental charges; and where
by partial sale of any entire portn, the residue
would be greatly deprecialed he therefore prays thai
he may be empowered 10 sell The whole thereof, the
same hcing the homestead of said deceased situated
Bristol. MICAH p. THOMPSON.
LINCOLN, S. Ii a Probate Court hell Wiscnssef
tciin Tor IL. County OF Lincoln the ID day of
AprH u 1850:
On the foregoing petition, ordered that the said petit
TONER give all persons Interest ed said
tate, appear Court of Probate 10 he holden
WlscaSset the first Monday Of May by causing
copy of said petition with this order published
three weeks snccessvey previous To said Court in the
Eastern Times, newspaper published i'll Bath
ARNOLD BLAME Y, JuLgs of Probate.
ArrE<T:-EDFIN s. HOYEY Register.
A true copy al The petit VI and order thereon
3wi2 ATTEST:-EDWINS HONEY, Register
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% G 81 { III 8 .

In this city. Mrs. Mary Robinson, aged 20 years
On Saturday last, Mrs. Ann Mary Perry, only
daughter of Samuel Eames aged %
In this city. child of Capt. Elijah Boobar, aged
years and 8 months.
In this city, 10Th inst, Alice Flora daughter Of Capt,
Mitchell Troti, aged years and months.
San Francisco, January 1lth; James R. Foster, of
Machias, Maine.
In Portland very suddenly, Elizabeth, widow Of
Elias Merrill. Esq, aged about Sc.
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LAW NOTICE.

LAW NOTICE.
THE undersigned have this day associated themselves
together for the practice Of their profession, under
the style of
HOVEY Il SHAW,
and have located themselves The shire town OF Lin
coin County,
WISE ASSET.
All business entrusted them will receGs prompt
attention.
Messrs H. g possess facilities for transacting bus
throughout Lincoln and Kennebec Counties. One
OF the firm will DO III attendance at the Courts
in Lincoln. EDWIN 8 HOvEY.
FREDERIC E. SHAW.
Wiscassef March 20 Is5n lfln
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Stock Of Goods,
AT AUCTION,

nN Friday 18th inst. O'Clock A. NJ. the store
" the Auciioneer, large stock of
STAPLE & FANCY DRY GOODS,
Crockery and Glass ware,
Hardware Boots Shoes
Groceries, Store Furniture,
Blacks Rigging, &c. &c,
Being The stock in trade Of Richard Nuier and others
Terms liberal and made known The sale,
OWEN & Co, Auciioneers
Bath, April 10TH 1850. 1w