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Resistance to the Law I!
A Shocking Murder.

An extra from the Belfast Signal, informs
us, that while the Sheriff was endeavoring to
serve writ of possession Of farm in Munroe,
In this State, on Friday last, John Cousins,
the claimant, was shot dead. He was about
30 years old, formerly of Belfast, and had re-
Gently returned from California. The circum-
stances, as we gather them from the Signal,
were these: .......s...v
The person in possession OF the farm, is
named Jewell The writ has been granted a
number of years, and set forth that Jewell had
no ripht TO the farm which he occupied, and
that he must surrender it to the claimant, and
if he refused to do so peaceably, the officer was
Empowered forcibly to eject him. The farm
was purchased from VIM. Sullivan, Of Boston,
she original proprietor, some forty wears ago,
BY Jewell, who has since occupied it, And
although he had not discharged the obligations
Of his purchase, had been allowed to hold the
farm without any vigorous efforts having been
made to remove him until recently, when Cou-
sins bought the right of the real owner.
On Friday, Gen. Cunningham, Deputy
Sheriff, of Belfast, in endeavoring to execute
his precept, found the doors of the house bar
red, and entrance refused. Within was Jew
ell, an old man aged IS, and his son aged IS,
with their wives, besides others who seemed
determined to oppose every obstacle to the en-
ecution of the law. Finding that his unaided
efforts would prove unavaiing, he returned to
Belfast, and after selecting and equiplng pos
see comitatus of some dozen or fifteen, agaiu
endeavored to perform his duty on Saturday.
Proceeding to the farm they were greeted
with salute of tin horns and other demonstra-
tons of defiance and bravado; such as showing
guns, axes, and hay forks from the windows.
Advancing, finding an entrance by the doors,
impossible, by means of axes and crowbars,
they commenced an onset against the side of
the house and would probably have effected
their object. when the proceedings were check
ed by the discharge of a gun, Cousins receiv-
ing two bullets in his head, one In his cheek,
and the other Just above his ewes, killing him
instantly. He was about twelve feet from the
house when killed.
Many of the citizens of Monroe had collect
ed, and upon consultation, 1t was determined
that the inmates of the house must Surrender /;
and Gen. Sargent of Monroe, was selected to
inform them of this determination. Upon his
stating the folly and consequences of further
resistance, they concluded to surrender, with
the exception of the eldest woman, who de-
clared she would die there The old man and
his son were arrested, without resistance, and
committed TO Jail in Belfast. Their trial will
be in July. The old man asserts that he dis
charged the gun. Means are being taken 10
arrest persons in Munroe. who are supposed
10 have been instigators of the resistance -
The Jewels are very ignorant people, not be-
ing able t. read or write, whose ideas Of law
and justice are very crude.
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DUCK, Chains, Anchors Cordage, &c. Nc, for sal b,
~ the subscribers AT the lowest market price.
Z. HYDE { Co.
Bath Feb ~, 1851
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Assessors Notice,

THE Assessors OF The CIy Of Bath hereby give notice
10 all persons liable 10 pay IN said city. that
they will be in session their office in The Guy Hall
Tuesday the 18Th day of Nav nex and The Two follow
ing days, from 10 ~ AN and from 10 PM ca, h
of said days. and longer for the purpose receiving
statements under oath containing true and proper Isis
at their polls and all their bo,h real and person
AL including all property held in Guardian Ex-
ecuior Administrator, Otherwise owned held bv
them in trust, aforesaid the day of Nav ISL
The Assessors would particularly call The attention
this notice OF all persons who have heretofore supposed
themselves overiaxed that they, well as all oher
liable TO be taxed prepare and hand IN lists accor
ding 10 the requirements of the law OF all their taxable
property and thereby relieve The Assessors OF the un-
pleasant necessity of booming them as none NAV expect
any of taxes after the lists thereof shall ba We
been committed 10 the Collector unless in SEES in which
the requirements ofthe law could not have been com
piled with.
The Assessors will real 10 the persons
10 was assessed unless previous such
menis notice Is given Of change of ownership OF occu
paney and the name of the person TO whom the same
shall have been transferred or surrendered
...-s WILLIAM TORREY, Assessors
..e. -.t... AMMI r. MITCHELL, I of
WILLIAM v. MOSES, Bath.
Bath, April %, 1851. 3w4s
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DOMESTIC PORTS.

bosroN-Ar Esd, schs Duroc, Farnham, Damarscot-
Ia Mary Ann, Buker, Bath. -
Sid ship Chas THOMPSON rrt
Ar 24th schs Maria, Kelley, York; Rio Grande Xix
NJ 'aes, mihcnenbach, Waldoboro Only Son. Decker
DamaIiscota Harriet Ann, Soule Augusta las err Ru
ker. Richmond. '"7"'i' ~"
AT 10Th, ship Medora Ct Thomaston, vnal N Orleans
81, sW Pass 4th inst bark Isnardon, of owdoi ham
sanford Mobile asth ult vesta Finn Philadelphia schs
Gda feli en- ohxer bath Corin.han Rawden do !
Garden, Ehefs, 40 Eliza Chase. Boohbay; Diamond
Rhodes, York. Gen Cass, Miller, do
Cid, bark Florence, Woodward, Havana land sld)
cid 22d for Orleans.
ARR tn, bark Alice Frazier, Matanzas sth inst bip
vesa, Lawrence Galveston 5h inst sch Marietta Burr
Nickerson, Richmond.
Ar 27th brig Clarissa, of Warren, Robinson Potomac
River; sohs Sally, Wer, Gardiner; Desah, Sylvester
Bath.
Via Quarantine ship Rio Grande Of Bath Ryan, Liver
pool 18th ut, with 2l1 passengers.
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A CURIOSITY While Gov. Brown was in
Key West, says the Tallahassee FIa.) Sentinel,
he was presented, by Hon. A, Pate son,
with miniature bust of Gen. Washington,
found len years ago in the neighborhood OF
MIR. Paiiersons premises imbedded in the
limestone which forms the island. The bust
is of marble, and Is evidently the work OF a
master. The expression is said to BE- iden.
ucal with that of the famous statue of
Washington AT Richmond, allowed TO be the
best likeness in existence. The little Uusl is
in state OF perfect preservation; all the
delicate chiselling in the p!aits of Il ruff1ed
shirt remaining as sharp and well defined as
ever, aud the marble without discoloration.
Across the shoulders is inscribed the word
Washington "a spelling which seems TO
Indicate an Italian origin. In the same spot
two English guineas were found, the dates
and inscription of which we did not learn
All were probably deposits by some free
booter Of the oden time.
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Mopr Apprsrs I'M M,curc.N T

MORE ARRESTS IN MICHIGAN. The Detroit
Advertiser says that six more individuals have
been arrested as a part Of the gang of conspir-
ators who have so long infested that section of
country. The following are their names =
James Goulp, Benz. Gleason, Miles Barker, of
Jackson John w. Walsh, Abner Grant, OF
Michigan Centre; David Louck, of Napoleon
One of the parties arrested was taken. with a
musket upon his shoulder, while acting as SEN
try at the door of the State prison. +-
In reference to these arrests, the Advertiser
says;
1t is source of rejoicing to all friends of
good order, that public attention is now seri-
ously and earnestly directed towards roofing
out the large and desperate class of evil doors,
who have so long hung upon her borders and
infested her midst !; and that so strong grounds
are now given to hope that blow may be
struck at the root of this wide spread evil,
which shall be fatal and conclusive. Many
causes have tended to overrun this State with
malefactors, among the most prominent of
which are its position upon foreign frontier,
great facility of access from abroad. and the
laxity in the administration of the criminal
laws in many parts of the State, owing in part
to the unsettled and inefficient character of her
Jurisprudence.
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To The Ladies of Bnth and Vicinity

MRS. WINSLOW, an experienced nurse
and FEN ALE PHYSICIAN, has a SOOTHING
SYRUP, for CHILDREN TEErHING. 1t
greatly facilitates the process of teething by
softening ihe gums-will allay all pain and
spasmodic action; and is SURE TO REGU-
LATE TUE BOWELS. Depend upon it
Mothers, it will give rest to yourselves and re-
lief ard health to your infants, necer has ii
failed Tt;o,eiy unexpectedly safe to be ad.
ministered to very feeble infants. A fresh
supply at CURTIS & PERKINS. Price %
cents hottie.
n. F. Enquire for MRS. WINSLOW'S
SOOTHING SYRUP, and attend to it at once
if your child is suffering DR.. S. P. Shaw, agt
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Cid schs Hibernia, Fogg, Hallowell Adeline, Hamn,
Fierce, Bath, with her Baltimore cargo Of oak plank.
Sid 9th, ship 1t Peter.
NEW YORK-Cd 22d, brig Josephine, Rogers, Glib
ralter.
Ar 25th brig Solomon Eaton sparks, Neuvitas 7h 5
ship Jas Nesmith of Thomaston, Watts, Liverpool bark
Warren, of do, Mcclellan. flF
Cid 9th bark Isabella, Preble, Savannah, sch Leo,
Smith havana.
Ar 2sth brig Cornela, Of Bowdoinham for Cardenas.
Also ar, ship Amelia, of Warren. from Havre March
2lst.
NEW ORLEANs-Towed to sea 10th, ship J c Hum
phreys.
Adv l2th ship Delaware, for Cadiz passage only
Ar 18th, ship Nath Thompson, Murphy, Cardiff
CHARLESTON-Ar 18th, sch Athos, Robinson, Port
land, CT
wILMINGToN-Cld Isth brig wanderer Mooers,
Curacao.
PHILADELPHIA-Cld 22d, Rockaway, Bosworth, St
John, NIB.
HOLMES HOLE-Ar 22d, brig Ella, Richmond, for
Bath.
GLOUCEsTER-Ar 2lst, schs Warrior, Rockland for
New York; Margaret Thomaston, for do.
Ar 22d schs Ellen, Comet and Hero Boston for Port
land.
PRovIDENCE-Ar 9th, sch Exchange, Rogers, OF
Bath.
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EARLY PoTATuEs.-Thosew who would raise
early potatoes may succeed and obtain them
by placing the tubers out in the garden on the
grass land, and covering them with strawy horse
manure. If some earth is thrown on above the
manure, it will improve the bed. By the first
of May the sprouts will be ont several inches
in length. Take up the potatoes carefully with
the sprouts on, and set them out in drills or
hills, and let an inch or more of the sprout re-
main above ground.
1.-THE weather is tolerably warm, these sprouts
will put out leaves in thirty hours and the vines
will be Termed very rapidly. You may have
potatoes in this way two weeks sooner than
from tubers that are planted IN earth. 1t
will be an object this year to have early pota-
toes.
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FRoN PoRr Az PRINCE. The schooner Mary
Chiffon, from Port an Prince, 9th inst, arrived
at this port this morning. Capt. Holkins le-
ports that the Chamber of Deputies had been in
session foT the consideration of the propositions
of the American Government relative to &C
knowedging the independence of the Domini-
clans. 1t was generally stated on the day that
that Capt. H. sailed, that the Chambers had
rejected the propositions, and that the claim
made for the detention of the American brig
Leander, and the imprisonment of her captain
had also been rejected. In consequence, the
Haytiens expected the arrival of an American
squadron at Port au Prince
Five of the conspirators against the Emoire
were shot while Capt. II. was at Port au Prince
One. Custom House officer, died quite brave.
ly saying that they might shoot him. but there
was plenty left; that an Imperial Government
was too expensive for such poor Island and
never would be sustained. Souloque has
called an additional military force to Port au
Prince, and parades the streets daily at the
head Of two or three thousand men.-Trareller
2Sth
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DISASTERS

Bark Warren, al n York 25th I'm Nassau took pilot
goth, blown off, and returning night Of 23d struck
Bengal Shoals near the light house, about quarter of
mile from the beach, kedge anchor Immediately
Dropped astern at some distance and spar tao ke
rugged the bow throw her off the next tide
They however succeeded in floating her. but the wind
spnngng up from the south, the kedge lost its hold and
me bark went on again. She was got of morn of oath
without damage
Brig Torno at York FIN Tabasco was 10 ds off Cape
Hatteras, stove boat, &c.
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EASTERN TIMES
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF BATH.
ARRIVED.

THURSDAY, April "a.
Brig Julia Payson, Preble, from the Chesapeake.
Brig Poconocket Bailey, Boston.
Brig Alabama Elliot, Portsmouth.
Sch Arenzanendi, Snow, Boston.
Sch 81 Marys, McFadden, Boston
Sch Eastern Star, -, of and fm Salem.
Sch Olive Branch, Sparks, Boston.
SATURDAY, April rs.
Brig Ella, Parker, Richmond, Va.
Sch LILA Warren, Chesley, Wilmington.
Sch Rosanna, Rose, Wilmington.
sch David Lombard, rows, Fredericksburg.
Sch Ann, Pray, from the Chesapeake.
Sch Planet, Briggs, New York.
Sch ia e Eastman, New Yo L.
Sch Banner, Brannan, Boston
Sch Geo Davis, Dunton, Boston.
SUNDAY, April 81
Sloop Julia Ann, Wildes, Harpswell
MONDAY, April e.
Brig Kinds, Perry, Savannah
Brig Venus, Orr, Oxford, Md.
sch Henry Laurens, Norton, Savannah
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In the case of DR.. Smith, on trial at Boston,
charged with producing the death of two chill
dren by giving them over doses of poisonous
medicine, the jury reported that they could
not agree, and were discharged
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A. q. Page, Sole Agent for Bath and vi
cinity. 2wI4
Na s. Z Z { s. geS.

In Brunswick, Mr. Allen Ward 10 Miss Sarah Wal
ker both of b.
In Wiscasset, Mr. Isaac Coffin to Miss Mary T. daugh-
ter of Hon Erastus Foote.
In Harpswell, Mr. Jackson Coombs Mrs Phehe w
Coombs Mr. Luther Merrill OF Freeport TO Miss Eliza
Jane Wilson of ii Mr. Stephen Kenny and Miss Ly dia
Cuumhs
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Farm for Sale,

AEa Il fifty acres OF land with buildings al ereon
EssM situated in Brunswick, the County road
.-lE4 between Brunswick Village and FreeporL-
Said farm IS well wooded and waIered, and the build
ncs and fences in good -eTair The terms Of INV
nent will be made easy Apply to
WIN. JORDON, on the premises
brunswick April :. 1881. 6w42s
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.Europ can aud North American Rail,cdy.-
Fredericton, April 2Sth. The land facilt,
bill has passed the council this morning. Thi:
ten mile strip along the line of the railway
will build the road through that portion of the
province which is unsettled.
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Garden and Field Seed.
To Farmers.
Houses for Sale.

a FOR Sale-One two story DWELLING House
"a situated on Che>uuI Sr>ct. uea, lincoln 81
....m Two years old thoroughly nnished-wth a
IS good well OF water Also Il house on Bowery
street, Story and hali,l nearly Both Of these
uuses nil be sold al pr less than their actual cost
Eet OF The purchase money may on mortgage
Apply 10 ). SEWAl.L
BAH, April IS. ISL 4w45
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SHOT. In Newark, n j., Mr. Adam Keep
Ter, while walking along the street, accompa-
MED by his dog, was shot by colored boy,
named Henry States, who was in conversation
with another boy on corner. Several large
shot lodged in the neck of Mr. Kepler, and the
side of his head, and are so deeply imbedded
that 1t Is dangerous TO attempt to extract them
at present. The boy says he fired at the dog
who growled at him.
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% c s. { IL s..

In this city, 2Sth inst Mrs Nancy B. wife of Stephen
Larrabee, Esq, aged A.
In Portland 18th inst, Capt James Cove, of Edgecomb
aged 9.
In the California Mines Feb 20, Marlborough Sylvester
OF Haovell, aged 55.
In Waldoboro, on Thursday last, Miss Sophia Lash,
aged 80.
In Boston, 25th Mr. Robert Appleton son of late Rev
DR. Appleton, of Bowdoin College.
In Buckspor, Ste hen Peabody, aged rs late Judge
the District Court, Me, and formerly of Atkinson, H.
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Hon. VIM. A. Hayes died in his chair at
his residence in South Berwick, on Tuesday
afternoon the 10th inst. He was President of
Berwick Bank and Judge of Probate for York
County. He was afflicted with disease of
which he had some time previous experienced
a sudden aud severe attack.
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HARDW ARE!

HNHE subscribers have large and well se-
lected stock OF Hardware, Oils, Window
Glass, Carpenters Tools, &C., which will bs
sold very cheap. MITCHELL LOW.
Bath, Nav %, 1850. 4S
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SPOKEN.

April IL, in Gulf Stream ship Statesman of
Warren, FIN Orleans for Havre.
April Is, off Key West, ship Salhe Fearn of
and from Bath for New Orleans.
April 22 lat 81, Ion 90, bark Alice Frazier FIN
Matanzas for Boston.
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Kennebec and Portland Railroad.

Commencing April l4th, 1851.
DAssENGER trans will leave the Station fool Of Ches
street, daily sundays excepedl for westbrook,
Falmouth, Cumberland, Yarn nth, Freeport, Bruins
wick, Bovydoinh am, Richmond and Bath rs ioows:-
Leave Portland for Bath AT 1880 and $50 NJ.
Portland for Richmond nj 5 80 p NJ.
Richmond Tor Portland and isath att IS M.
Bath for Portland. at 10 " and $50 P NJ.
Bath for Brunswick and Richn.oid, al6rM.
Each train from BAH and Richmond, connects at
Portland W III the trains ro 2 d sion.
The $50 p NJ train from Portland for Bath and Rich
mond with the train leaving Boston at IL 80
p. NJ.
The IL 80 NJ tram from Portland for Bath connec,
with The train leaving Boston al A
A steamboat will leave Ba the ARRIVAL of hi,
for edmond Gardiner, Hallowell and Augusta
Stages leave edmond on the arrival OF the train
leaving Portland al NJ. for Gardner, Haowell and
Augusta.
Al Bath, stages with Wiscasset Damariscot-
Ia, w aldoboro, Thomaston, Belfast and Bangor.
Passengers nag IN the hrsi and second from
Boston. taking this line TO the kennebec River will take
the OF this road the Juncon OF the Portland
and Portsmouth, wailroad at Cape Elizabeth und
proceed directly on Rthoui delay.
ThrOug Tickets are sold ut
ugu.,a, Hallowell G ardneI and ichmond
for Boston, 50 so
Bath, Brunswick and Freeport for Boston, 300
FREIGHT TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY,
Arrangements have been made with the Roads be.
tween Portland and Boston, whereby Ireyht will be
ansported between Stations this road and Boston
AT reduced rates, and without change of Port
land.
RATEs--Between Richmond. Bath and Boston for
Merchandise rated Second Class 81 90 per ION IN
cl itiing trucking in Boston
All orders freight intended for this road may be
left No II VI .rrhanS. Y w, Boston.
JOIN RUSSELL, JR Superintendent
Portland, April Z. 1851. 81
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The Deep, Hollow, Husky Couch

OF the victim of Consumption, is of the awful
sounds that ever fell upon the human ear. Cure this
Cough, III once or delay may be fatal he greatest rem
edy now known for such complaints is the II UNGa IAN
BALSAM OF LIFE Uncovered by DIR. Buchan of London
England and recently introduced this country
the immediate superintendent of the
his unrivalied specific will relieve speed
lily aud effeCtually RE, when all other have
ed. Make experiments whatever upon the delicate
tissue OF the lungs bu seek this infbe remedy
and You safe. Under its benign and sanatve nfiu-
the obstinate and dangerous cough speedily
removed Splitting of blood, alarming entirely pre-
vented nightsweats which nullty the restoring aver
of sleep, checked inflammation is reduced pain
the side felt breathing
dered soft and easy and the unfortunate re is
restored from awful condition Of the constructive TO
healthy and comfortable existence
David F. Bradlee q Son, 1870 Washington St, Boston.
Sole Agents for the ued and British Provinces
American price one dollar per bottle.
A. q. Page, Sole Agent for Bath and vi
cinity. 2w44
BLIss's COMPOUND COP LIVER OH CANDY.-Any Of
our friends who troubled with cold cough inuei IN
with the asthma and who desire ching to greatly
package of Bss's Compound Cod Liver Oil CANDY
which agreeable the choicest conecon and still
As powerful medicine the pure unaduterated cod lv
Ter OIL ANY purchasing, take ecia care thai
he the genuine article for there are numerou.
counterteits in the market. For sale by
A. e. PAGE, agent tof Bath and uicinifu
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FOREIGN PORTS.

lPer Steamship 4sia.l
Sid FIN Liverpool 9th Jos Badger York; Saxon Cros-
6y Orleans Scotland, Mobile; Sarah & Louisa, Nc
Lellan, Orleans.
Adv, ships Italy, Reed, New York 18th Emma Field
do 18th Rebecca, Sawyer, do 23d Houghton, Doane
for New Orleans 14th Jas Pennell, Fullerton, do with
despatch
In port at London llth Falcon, Patten for New York
dg.
Sid FIN Newport 9TH, ship Geo Patten, York.
Adv at Bordeaux Attn, United States, for N York.
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JACOB S. SEWALL.
NOTARY PUBLIC,
AND
Commissioner for the State of Massachusetts,
45 BATH, ME. If
New Goods I!

The subscriber has Just received from Boston fresh
assortment OF w |. Goods Groceries and Provisions
consisting IN part If Crashed + X and II Sugars -
Oid Tyson, O'long, Niuy ouc and Souchoug Teas ia
va. Porto Cabeio aud Cape Coees and all articles usu
lily kept III Grocery Store, which VIII be sold as cheaI
az they can be bought in this ely.
May |, 1851. IS w p NARSTON
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Curacoa-In port 29h ult, sch Mason, skolheld, fin
York, just ar.
St John-Ar SD by telegraph ship Pelican State Man.
son, hence, "a hours.
Trinidad-Ar6lh, brig Arcadian, Chase, wiscasset.
Havana-Ar 18th, ship Slas Leonard, Thompson, Prov
dence, 18th
In ort 18th, ship Charlotte Reed Weeks, for Cowes
ldg.
Havana.
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Proposals for Building a Hearse

HVuSCs
SEALED proposals will be receive bv the Join
- Standing Commute on Buryins Grounds until The
tenth of May next for the building of a use on The
city land, the buTyng ground and for turui,biuo
The materials Building TO be 20 feet wide ~ feet long
10 feel posts Ia feet raerS 10 project over The
plales aud roof 10 PROJECT feet the ends with
double door IN one emf 10 slide rollers doors 10 be
by each, with suitable Trim niiI.s and good sIocL
lock with two keys; one window IN each side Of Inc
OF Is 81 Of glass by TO- thai she's ma
he put in il requred-wilh good ide shutters and
Ei>enings and iron gTaes of rods WIRE as may hr
ucd uron; and 10 be cedar hosts az ~,
less than 10 inches i'll diameter and feet in the
ground. The walls OF the building the outs de and
the trimmings 10 be painted with paint The
same 5 The Railroad Depot; the whole 10 be connie
ted BY the tenth da Of June The ROOF 10 be ven
boarded and shngled with cedar shingles TO be
laid out FIVE inches; walls 10 be boa rded perpendcu-
lar with good sound pine boards, well Twelve
inches WIDE and bauened with inch boards three in.
ches wide with plain finish. Doors and such mari n
The finish as is necessary 10 be planned. Double floor
of boards.
SIZE OF TIMBER.
3 Sills, Z by $50 teel long.
. do Z by spa do do
6pcsts by 6-10 do do.
10 sleepers, by :.
= plaieS-3 beams, by g.
3 by joiss Tor the remainder of the frame
Q girts around the building: the ROOT 10 be well
cared and The building 10 be braced that il will not
rack
The Frame may be Hemlock or spruce. except the
floor which Ia be pine, The roof boards be hem
lock or spruce, the remainder be pine The whole
TO he done in workmanlke manner 10 the acceptance
of The committee, and The commiltee reserve The ri hi
10 reecl any or all OF the bids.
Il. g. LiTCHFIELD,
j. ELLSWORTH,
JOHN DEARING, ! Com
SAML SWANTON, Cd,
d. b. COOMBS.
Bath April %, 1851. As
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New ORLEANS, April 25, (by tele.)-Two
ships taken up for Liverpool at I'D.