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Yrr r. DUVALL,, late ofthe firm OF Busby x DuvalI,
W. his friends and the public thai Gin
tate about made In his
Hotel he taken store nearly opppoe where he will be
their calls for weeks He
ecu clothing Of the best materials notice. and In
approved style general Of genemens fur
nishing goods always ON hand.
sent l-eoIwf
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~ MasonicA special communication of Federal Lodge will
be held tins Tuesday 10th Sept Masonic Hail.
and 10th Streets "a O'Clock Puncua attendance
BY order OF w. Nj;
G. A. SCHWARZMAN,
Sept IL Secretary.
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ID EEBtss New York HatssTEyENs halter, has as usual
bats from the establishment Of Beebe CO., New VOTE U' "
the fall model for 1851.
sales-roo,n the Ahen@um, opposite Adephi Theatre
septl4-3m
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The George Hashington's week-s trips
,-s-., This superior leave at the fol
,Islk - lowing hours. coach the boat IN
S72.k Washington Boats fare lax Persons going
aud leaving the boat round Trip IN cents Coach fare, 81
Leave Alexandria AT IN, y, lok, ~, ~, 3,5S,6
Leave Washington at sA, ~, liz 2a, az, 32, 54,6K
wishing with boaihe Tor The boat
Capitol and the 2th
SEPT I6--6i JOB CoRsoN Captain
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Dr,IrpeLlrs Fir.

BRDGEPoRT, (Conn) Sept H,--A destructive fire &C.
factories.
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NE QUINCEYs Literary He mi otscenees vols, ls6t
" Grotes History Of Greece, 9th volume,
Memoirs Eliza Buckmnster Lee VOL,
secosd edition
Motherweis Posthunnous Poems FIRST collected vol
The Vision Of Lsunfal by James Russell Lowell vol
Sept l6 FRANCk TAYLOR
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Cotton market suf-sales Of the week, 1900 baes.
Stock hand u 900 bales. Mddlng, 81 cents. Stock
sale very light
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THIS institution pleasantly situated the Georgetown
Hegts-he prospect embracing the city OF Washington
the Potomac and the OF Alexandria. II Is de-
xned number Of the benefit OF good
PRACTICAL Christian seeks combine the advantages
OF thorough instruction with The discipline Of
Christian home.
The regular begin November l. Parents who for
earlier confer with the Rector
Application FOR admission Of pupils for further inomaton may
be addressed, 4
Rev. ANTHONY TEN BROCK, Georgetown, D. G.
References The Bishop Of Maryland and Hugh Davey Evans
LII, D. e. county, Nd Aaron
o. Dayton esq Fourth Auditor Of the Treasury Wahngon Evan
Lyons, w. Beyehoa Thompson, Ptsboro,
North Carolina; Col. Miller Halowes, ST Marys Georgia.
Sept l6--2Hwtw
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NEGR0MaNh, being an examination OF the falsely
assumed equality Of demonstrated by
Champoon Wilkinson koeini, Van Ar
minge Cnddon, by John Campbsl
author Of A Theory Of Equality" vol. - ... :,
Sept l6 FRANCk TAYLOR.
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HANDSOME FRAME HOUSE AND LOT AT AUCTION
Ill Tuesday instant shall sell the premises, al
O'Clock p M handsome and two-stoy frame house
being lot No 10, IN Day1dson's
square hundred and eighty two 2s2 front
100 feet, the
i've conveniently arranged
rooms, nearly new and in perfect order.
Terms one third balance and twelve months,
the purchaser giving bearing interest deed given, and
deed taken title indisputabe
ANY person wishing purchase handsome residence make
a good investment will do well TO attend the sale
sept lid n 6hEbN' Aucuoheet
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by Of writs OF fcri fdas issued clerks Of
flee OF the circuit Of the District Of Columbia for he
county Of Washington and directed shah 20 pubic
sale for cash. Tuesday the O Of September instant before w
courthouse door OF said county, tho following
property w Lot No O. IN square No S9 10 square
No 36 lots Nos, and 10, square No. 80 lot NO
No 37l lot No, y, lot No =, IN square $1,000
lot No in square No 654 and lot No l2 IN square NO 80 w
and levied upon, and will be sold to sasy laasav SGW
October tenn, 1851, HlCHAi9D n,a.-hai M q.
Sept A-dt30thsep "ais"l' 49,
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al OsCHErOE,.-rhe article for aiaylhg "e U' " 80
MI chetoes is pure bay rum-such as y TOT se P,RKFR,s
Comb Fancy and Psrfume sto-c, under National HOTEL
Sept l3-3d
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PHILADELPHIA, Septernber


The President arrived here about o'clock, and was
greeted with much entbusasn aud took The o'clock boat
Tor New Go!k.
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orrror OF coAm.nosrs o. PUsLro guILDlsGs,

OFFfcF CoNMssIoNrR on FuHHo BUItnNoat
Washington, Sept ., 1851.
PROPOSALS will he received mt this Office until
O'Clock D. M day, the LIST day Of October next for
grading and travelling t Po
bridge. mn, -
The rnoe OF the avenue established As
be gwen this Office, where
a specification Of work be
will be required the faithful completion OF the work
- W VIM EAsBY,
aent lt--3aw3p Commissioner OF Public buildings.
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MADAME DELARUE would respectfully irvife the
wi the ladies handsome assortment " fall nbands
Also b0nne ladies' morning and dress flow
SILK and thread lace cape bebes, and
ebrodees, collars founcns, userngs and edgngs
nbands falls coored wells gloves
spanish and other fans perfumery, powders, soaps &C.
Madame u. would cai attention rband
which she will dispose OF at reduced prices.
Penn. avenue, bstween 18th and 18th streets.
Sent l3-eo3t
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-12-11
THRICE-WEEKLY JOURNAL,
FOR 1852.
A LEGISLATIVE PAPER.


THE subscribers will publish, during the ensuing win
TRfcE WEEKLY JOURNAL, to be devoted 10 Re-
poris Of Legislative Proceedings-the General PoIiti
cal News of the Day-and Choice Seiections Of Mis-
celaneons Matter.
The proceedings ofthe coming session will be of more
than ordinary interest, there many important
measures Of legislation requiring the attention the
two branches. Among them the most prominent are
the General Apportionment of State Representatives
and Senators under the Census and the District
ing for six instead Of seven Members Of Congress, in
vovng questions Of much political adp-
ton or rejection ola system of Free Banking and
fnsolveni Law-many important Railroad Question:,
involving perhaps propositions for ndirec pledge OF
State Credit a direct appropriation Of STATE lands
funds in aid Of one great rouies-and probably
effort will be made 10 repeal the liquor Law. ill.,
evably producing great excitement and the most ami
mated debates. t4E fl tSFs
Ofthese and all other discussions, we shall presen,
the spirit and substance, far he done in the
space our command. small paper only can be
tanned by the subscriptions which will probably be re-
ceved will not be expected, therefore. that any
Thing more than abstract of debates generally can be
given, with the exception occasionally Of debates Of
very Important character, which will be sometimes
more fully reported.
The price of'he Trice-weekIy Journal will he ONE
DOLLAR for the Enthusiastically in aduaHce.
II will he published MONDAY, WEDNESDAY mud
FRIDAY mornings. BY this arrangement, THE Thrice
Weekly Journal and Thrice Weekly Age will be issued
alternate days-ihus furnishing Daily Legislative
Paper. r7s WHEELER & SIMPSON
AUGUSTA. Nov 1. 1851. %
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c. o N GR E S s.

DEC. I'd. Senate A message was re-
ceived from the House, announcing tho or
ganization ut that body and the appointment
OF committee 10 wait on the President,
whereupon, on motion Of Mr. Bright, Of In
diana, the Chair appointed Merrs. 1Bfighf
and Miller, of New Jersey, IS commitfee on
the part Of the Senate. Mr.. Bright resumed
and reported thar the President would inn
mediately make communication. : +
Shortly sitter, the message was presented
ny Mr.. Fillmore's private Secretary. The
reading occupied two hours. ~ 3
Mr.. Fooie introduced the resolution Of
which he gave notice Yesterday, in favor Of
the appolnlmeut Of joint Committee of
both houses, TO make arrangements for the
the reception Of kossuih. Adjourned. !
House-The message was introduced and
read throughout by the Clerk in a clear and
distinct tone, during which the House was
very attentive.
The dra~ing for seats was ordered to CON.
mence al 10 O'Clock Tomorrow. Adjourned.
DEC. Sd. Senate.-Mr. Foote'S resolution
relative to the reception Of Kussuth was TAX
en- up, and the time of the session was occu-
pied in its discussion, pending which the
Senate adjourned. a<f, fe
House. On motion, the members pro-
ceeded to draw for seats, and lively scene
ensued. a.ss-
The drawing for seats having been con-
cluded, the customary resolution authorizing
the appointment of standing committees was
adopted. aoass4 aes s--1 es.- ss-ssasss- ea
The House adjourned until Saturday next
DEc. 4ih. Seaate.-Senators Douglas, of
Illinois and Badger Of N. c., appeared and
took their seats. r
After some unimportant business, Mr.
Chase moved that his bill respecting the
Public Lands of Ohio. be Iaken up, aud or
dered to be printed, which was agreed 10.
Mr.. Foote, then. on taking leave, withdrew
his Kossuth resolution, re,narking thar op-
position proceeded from unexpected quar-
ters, and therefore did hot wish to occupy
the time ofihe Senate in discussion.
Nj. Seward notified the Seuaie of his in.
tenrion to introduce joint resolution giving
kossuh a cordial welcome to this country.
Al one O'Clock The Senate adjourned till
Monday next. --- H,,,1 5- -l-l-rs. s.se-
The House is not in session.
DEC. 6. House.--The Speaker admins.
tered the oath 10 several new members on
Saturday. -.-.-. ..,--g-s $3.50
A communication from The treasury depart.
nent was presented aud ordered 10 be print.
ed. ..--s.
The report of the coast survey was pre-.
scented.
Mr.. Evans moved its printing, with TO-
600 extra copies, which, giving rise TO some
debate and opposition, the motion was re-
ferred to a committee. --s- .aF-s o
The House then adjourned until Tuesday.
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DISASTERS.

Sch Grape Of and fin Bath, fallen in with Sd inst
between Highland and Nauset Lights by sch Bay ard
Boston I'm Philadelphia which took I'm her Capt Godfrey
six in number, all frost bitten. The sprung
aeak ls of Cape Ann, both masts were cut away and
deckload thrown VIM Doane, aged 10 years, OF
Boston, passenger, died I'd. His body conveyed
Boston in the B. "a .rrrre.sit
Sch Mary George, Gilchris of and fin Thomasten for
Charleston, with ime anchored in Vineyard Sound lat,
dragged her anchors upon Tuckenuck shoal and bged
Capt G, his wife and six took their boat and safe
ly landed CT PIT In the evening Stmr Telegraph
the sch Tuesday, but could get her ahoaf and
she will probably be total loss. Capt her
that evening to strip her.
letter FIN Edgarown Of lst inst states that brig Por-
to Rico, of and FIN Ptston for Fall River with lumber,
ashore on Cape Foge the Light Hhouse would
have to discharge to get of
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Shcrif's SaIe.

r INCOLN IS. Attached ON Mesne Process. and taken
~ on Execution against Job 8. Donnel, in favor of
Benjamin r. Sawyer and another and will be sold ut
public auction to the highest bidder the premises
the nth day Of January next at two O'Clock in the ser-
n0on all the right in equity which said Doneil had
the 18th day Of April being the day of attachment
mesne process, to redeem the following described
estate the being then and held in mortgage by
Nicholas Smith or some one to me unknown, by virtue
Of mortgage deed from Arthur Donnel hearing date
or about August U.s. 1848 which recorded in the Office
81 the Registry Of Deeds at Toasham wit lot Of
land with the buildings thereon situate in Bath the
Of Oak Street and Garden Street, bounded
east BY Garden Street, the south by Oak Street, the
west by land formerly in possession of Isaac Cole and
on the north by land formerly owned by Samuel
Stanwood said mortgaged being the where
the said ]. g. Donnell now lives. 81
N. NICHOLS, Deputy Sheriff.
Bath, Dec. S. 1851. 3w25
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DOMESTIC PORTS.

Boston-Ar 81, schs Pamaho, Alley, Arenzamendi,
Snow and Geo Davis, Dutton, Bath Superb, Soue,
woolwich Martha Jane, Colby, Wiscasse Deer Is
land Odd Fellow, Carter Bristol.
Ar 4th, sch Director, Higgins Bath.
Ar 9Th, schs Geo Wharton, Oliver, Hallowell Santa
Maria, Mann, Freepoit -ft-sT.ti Ussf.& tserss
Cid, sch Hylas, Snow, Bath afF f..
New York-Cld ed, ship vancluse, Gilchrst, New
Ar I'd, bark W Horton, Packard, Rockland; sch Ann
Ar 4th, schs Col Simmons, Ivanhoe, Jos Baker, Jos
Farwel, and Pitts, Rockland. $1,000 ~
Ar 4th, sch Albany Packet and Peru, Rockland.
Ar h, schs Sarah Dunbar H Herrick, Antilles, and
Antoinette, Rockiand. " +i'faf lfG'a . 1si'1ss
Ar 9Th sch Mary Crockett, Rockland. re4r.s 7s 3
Ar 9Th, ship Paul Boggs, (new) Thomaston
New Orleans-Ar ist, ships Trenton, New York !;
Rockaway, Bosworth, Phadel hia Rochambesu, (new)
Thomaston. 4-t-&
Adv cath uit, ships Macedonian, Sn"w, for Borton,
part cargo engaged. lst
Ar 26fh, ship John q Albert, Harvard, New York vie
Cid, ship Pelican State. Manson, Liverpool ~
Ar 9th, ships Yer ont Dinsmore, Boston Saxony,
Meleher New York 3oth, bark J Hathorn, small,
Savannah. -iiA sl'as atf'ltr w E-F W.
Adv abt 25h ship Trenton Torrey, for Havre wig 500
bales bark Sarah Ann Merryman, for New York. large
pl Heinss' Heie-Ar IN, sch. ophir spear, Rock.
Sc Marks-Cld 22d, bark Mary yansy, sturges, N
Key west-sld Is b, ship John q Albert, Harwarp,
Savannah-In port 2slh, bark watham, Hosdlstte,
Ar 3D. ship Emma Watts Dearborn, New York.
Charleston-Cld lst, ship p Harvard, Andros N
Orleans.
Ar 5th, sch Copeland q Co, Richmond. Va
Cid 5th ship Silsa Leonard, Basseit. Boston.
- NsrfoIx-Ar lsf, bark John Bird, Bird baltimore.
Gecr yetewn, Decd prev TO a. ons hoaeo
Prsvidencc-Below 4th, sch Cyrene, FIN Rockiand.
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ID Q 81 { III 8.

In this city, 9TH inst Thomas, Of Mr. John Grace
aged q years. l-r-.. -1r--
In Phpsburg, I'd inst, Mr. Samuel Small solder of the
revolution, aged "a years l-.-- .sae-.
In Puker's Head, 3oth ult, Miss Lucretia Gahan,
In Brunswick Clara AImira, daughter Of Geo w Carl
ton, aged years and months.
In Gardiner, Cd inst, John Cutter, formerly Of Wis
casset, aged 10. .sf O..
In PttstOn, Joseph and Emeline D, children of w
Basford a
In Calcutta Oct 3D. OF dysenterv Capt Joseph varney,
of Pttston master of ship VIM Kent able and ex-
perienced ship and esmabe citizen, aged 40
years
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-" 80 ~ IIa15 y m
Thricc-Weekly Age-l85A.

WE shall publish paper rec times week. during
the session Of the Leg isature that will convene on
The FIRST Wednesday of January. Price ONE DOL
LAR, for the session. tss 500
% We have hand few copies of the ten num-
bers printed during The session. which will
send without charge subscribers until the supply
Is exhausted Il will therefore be object for those
who intend to subscribe TO do early. 's
WILLIAM T. JOHNSON
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Attention the Whole!

Regular meetings Of the Washingtonian Temperance
Society of this city held every Sabbath evening"
Rechabite Hail. at 6 O'Clock. All persons interested
are cordially invited to attend. PEE OaDsa.
Bath, Oct. l6, 1851. s--ass - +.+-.,-- = - .-.
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He Appeared IN the broadway balcony, and
made short address to the excited multitude.
Kossuth and his wife attended St. Bartholo
msw's church in company with Mayor Kings
land. -. -
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-12-11

WHILE WHIGGERY is sinking every where
else, The Wings of Massachusetts are ma
KING tremendous efforts TO keep their heads
above water. They had better 20 down with
their party, as gracefully as possible. They
na'urally sink as the county rises Boston
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-12-11
State of Maine.

+ INCOLN sat q Court Of Probate held at Wiscas-
set within and for the County ofLincon, the first
day of December, d 1851 -
NARY 8. FARLEY of Ipswich, in the county of Essex
In the Commonwealth Of executrx Of
last will and Of John Honord late Of said Ips
witch, having produced in court copy of said will and
the probate thereof duly authenticated and t appearing
that there is real and personal in the county
Lincoln on which said will may operate, i.Ha >
ORDERED that tie said Mary 3. Farley give notice to
all persons interested by causing copy Of this order
be published in the Eastern Times, public Newspaper
published in Bath In said county, three weeks
y the first publication be thirty days before the first
Monday Of February, 1852 that they may then
appear and show cause II any they have, why said
should be allowed in this State a the last
will and testament of said deceased rs csa
W. ga4 ARNOLD BLANEY, Judge
. A true copy, attest: EDWIN 9. HovEY Reg 3w25
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-12-11

LINCOLN, $50 the Sheriff of the said county Of
Lincoln, either of his Deputies Constab!es Of
The Town Of Bath within the said county, any
either OF them, Greetings;
L. s. / required TO attach the goods and estsle Of
(-~} r. K. QUlMBY of the city and state Of New
York. the value OF twenty dollars summon the
sa def t he may be found Ia your 3recinc) appear
beforcihs Judge of the Municipal Cour for the town Of
Baih, in said county Of Lincoln, the Municipal Court
Room IN said aih, on Monday the cath day Of Novem-
Der, 1851, of the clock in the forenoon then
and there answer unto George E Newman of Ball.
IN said county of Lincoln, Printer, the plea of the
case for that the said def said BAH the day Of The
purchase OF said writ, 0eng indebted The plaintiff in
the of ten dollars, according 10 the account an
nexed then and there in consideration Hereof prom
ised The plaintiff 10 pay him the same sum on demand
Yet the SAID del though requ.sted The hath not
paid, any either Of them. but neglects il the
damage of the said pI las he sahl the Of twenty
dollars, shall and there be made appear with
other due dainages Aud whereas the said pl,f saith
that the said def has not in his own hads and possess
sos goods and the value Of twenty dollars a
ovesaid which can be he attached but has en-
trusted TO- and deposited in the hands and possession Of
Albert G Page and John Mathews, both Of said Bath
Of the said def goods Effects and credits 10 the
said value We command you, therefore, that you sum.
m"n the said Trustee III he may be found in your
precnct) appear before said Court, at said Court
Room on Monday The 9th day of November aforesaid
to show cause IL any he have, why execution, be
sued upo such judgment as the said pIt may recover
against The said def in this action (f any should moi
against grols effects credits, in The hands and
possession Of these the said trustees Hereof f moi,
aud make due return OF this writ, and Of your beings
her.n to said Court at or before the said time and day
awiimess, JACOB SMITH, Esquire, Judge Of SAID
Cou at said Ball. the 18th day Of November, in the
year Of Lord. thousand eight hundred and fy
one. JACOB SMITH, Judge OF said Court.
Copy attest: JAcos SMITH, Judge Of said Court
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-12-11

The Steamer Boston. OF three men injured
at Frankfort, in the attempt to- seine the liquor
on board the Boston, il il said that two of them
were not very badly hurt, and that the other,
Mr.. Staples, will doubtless recover At the
trial Of ths captain aud Grew Of the Boston, on
Saturday, the captain was discharged, the
crew pot under bunds in the sum Of $500 szcil
% sPpesr = ths nsxt court, and The saesmboat
~ roloeood. --z-.,--. IN n -e---.-.- = So
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-12-11

SAD ACCIDENTAL little girl aged six
years, daughter of;Mrs. Eleanor Boswell, liv-
ing on Loudea Hill, in Hallowell, was in
sta'ly killed on Thursday last, by being run
over by an ox-sled loaded with iron. We
understand the acci.len, took place near the
new wool shop of Mr.. Horn. The child was
returning from school, and in endeavor,ng to
get out OF the way Of a sleigh by some means
got under the OK slead which was coming
down the hill. Her head was crushed and
one arm broken. Mrs. Boswell los, her hus-
band about one year ago by drowning, and
now 10 the sudden death of This little slaugh.
ter suffers the deepest emotions Of sorrow.-
II is a case entitled TO the warmest express
ions of sympathy Gas. SEQ s-'5asasi
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-12-11

Virginia E1action = Richmoud, Dec. g.
The gubernaiorial election, is proceeding with
much spirit, and from. present appearances
there is no doubt of the election Of Joseph
johnson, democrat, for governor, by hand
some majority. The following are the ma
lDrltles For Summers, wing for governor
Richmond, 7s9; Norfolk, 1873; Henrco, email
majority. Wing representatives are elected
IN each OF the above. Johnson's majority for
governor IN Petersburg 100, and in Portsmouth
3S7. The polls In Richmond and Norfolk
will remaik9Pen three days, which will increase
the wing majority. Berkeley gives johnson
300 majority. 77s'sre.s - 2 = z = =
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-12-11
Wood for the Poor /!

THE citizens are requested to meet at the Common
1 Council Room, on Saturday evening next, Dec
18th, O'clock for the purpose Of making
TO supply destitute families in the CITY with fuel during
the present winter. - ~ ..s
Bath, Dec 10, i6j1 i5-.sa it q
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-12-11

uoLp MINES FOUND AT THE SANDWICH ISL
NDs-The Ne0ark Daily Advertiser publishes
some correspondence from the Sandwich ISL
ands. which states that gold mine has been
found at owyhee. DR.. Gregg writes tina, he
has no doubt that the ground is full of gold
Inc excitement is intenss-the foreigners are
surprised, and the natives are almost GRASSY
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-12-11

The wife of Mr.. VIM. Mitchell. Of Falmouth
We. presented to her husband on thanksgivine
day, three children-two sons and one daueh-
ter. The mother and children are doing wen.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-12-11
EASTERN TIMES ss
aara.
sA MARINE JOURNAL. M
PORT OF BATH.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
5 ~ FRIDAY, Dec s.
Br sch Defiance, Clark, St George, NIB. '.-ie q
Br sch Gipsey, Anderson, st George; NIB.
So -4 - - SATURDAY, Dec 6.
Br sch Hunt Murphy, Horton, Ms
Br sch Onslow, Lowden, Londonderry, Ms. 60,
- gan SUNDAY, Dec Z.
Sch Exeter, Curtis, Portland. rl
Sch Comet, Briggs, Portland
Sch Desiah, Sylvester, Portland.
Sch Olive Branch, Sally, Portland. EsrsF
l MONDAY, Dec 8.
aa4.-ea 3--asz 1s-ts4-. CLEARED
Ship Elizabeth, (new) Carr, Apalachicola.
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M 81 Z T. { 81 @ye8.

In this city, 9TH inst by Rev o Fiske, Mr. sewail
Doe to Miss Mary Nelson, both of this city.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-12-11

Ths Penobscot River closed with ice on las
Sunday night. s0th uit. .a
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Wanted.

THREE FIRST rate Satin Vest Makers and IS good
L Goa, makers, nj W HAWTH0RNE'S
10 % Front Street, Bath.