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Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-01-09
To the Ladies of Bath and Vicinity

MRS. WINSLOW, an experienced nurse
and FEN ALE PHYSICIAN, has a SoorHIxa
SYRur. for CHILDREN TEErHING. 1t
greatly facilitates the process of teething by
softenins Me 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, nerer has il
faded ifsiasiy used, perfectly safe to be ad
ministcred to very feeble infants. A fresh
supply at CURTIS s PERKINS. Price %
cents hottie.
n p, Enquire for MRS. WINSLOW'S
SOOTHING SYRUP. and attend to it at once
if your -hild is suffering DR.. A. Shaw, agt.
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GI 81 Z Z { 81 d c 6.

In this city, S'st uli, by Rev Mr. Dixie, Mr. II Cotton
to Miss Betsey Ann, daughter Capt James Wakehe d.
all Of this city.
In this CITY, January lst, BY Rev Mr. Harrington. Mr.
Charles Loud of Ptston TO Miss Mary f Hu bbart Of
this city.
In freeport 3lst nit. Mr. Thomas Wakefield Of Bath
o Miss Lucy II Wade OF Frceport.
In Dover, H. st inst, by Mr. Dillingham;. Mr.
Thomas Curtis of Bath, TO Miss Elizabeth W aker of
Dover.
In Chatham, Mass, Capt Timothy V. Loveland TO Miss
Harriet daughter ofAsa Nye, Esq Eastern papers please
copy.
In Lowell, 25th, Mr. Chas Drew of H. TO Miss Mer-
cyette Young of Winthrop.
In Lewiston, Nelson F Paul to Miss Francis O Clark
George Haskell Of Danvlle To Miss Sophia Kicker Of
Greene
In Hallowel Mr. Cyrus Richmond Of San Francisco,
Cal, TO Mis- Mary Fannie, eldest daughter of Dwight
Esq. Of II.
In Hallowel, Mr. Gustavus Marshall Of Waerville to
Miss Christiana Bowman Of Sidney.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-01-09
State of Maine.

T lNCOIN sat Probate Court held at Wiscnss.,
IL on the sixth day of Jan A ID ISL.
dsrsd, that Daniel uolway administrator of IN. &C.
tate OF Elihu Hatch, late OF Bowdomham i'm sand conn
~. deceased, Eotty the heirs law and crcdi,ors N
sd deceased and all persons Interested thai his second
account ot administration the said
Will be offered tor allowance a Probate Conf M
Wiscassrt, the first Monday Ut Feb next when ma
where they may be present they cause
Nolice 10 be by publishing an aiiested cnpy Of
thus order in the Eastern Times, Il paper printed in
Bath, thrse weeks successvelr before said Cour, Of
Probate.
Given under my hand This sixth day Of January il,
the year Of Lord thousand ghi hunl red ana
htty-one
4RNOLD BLINEY Judge
3w29 Copy Attest EDWIN ; HOVEY, Rec ster
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-01-09

Maryland.-Gov. Lowe, in his inaugural
address, considers the permanency of the Union
to depend on the faithful observance and en-
inrcement by the north of the fugitive law, and
II not observed the Union is in danger-that
Union men at the north must organize and be
active in enforcing it-considers the fugitive
act the only concession made by the north, and
that if faithfully adhered to, the south will re-
main true to the Union; and he says Maryland
united and loyal, will stand true to the consti-
iution-the maledction of futurity shall not
rest on a child of his
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-01-09

MELANCHOLY. Ann, the little daughter of
Mr.. Joseph Lcaviu, of this city, died this
morning very suddenly. She passed the night
with the children of one Of her neighbors, and
arising from her bed, said, i am going home
10 see father, who came home last night
She stepped into another room, and was alb
sent for some time, when, on going into the
room, she was found dead Hsr person pre-
sented the appearance of violent rush of blood
10 the head. Her father arrived by the mail
at about half past twelve O'Clock, this noon,
having been some wear or more absent in Cali
fornia.-Bda gorMer tuy, I'd inst.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-01-09

State Of Maine.

lNCOlN, sS-Ata Probate Court held at Wiscnssei.
IL the sixth day OF lu"uary, Ap lSjl-orisrtd that
Olver " White, administrator on the estate OF EiIah
W hc. Jr, late " 1, psham, in said County deceased
notify he heirs at law and creditors of said deceased
and all persons interested that his second account OF
administration on The estate Of said Elijah will he OF.
tured for allowance Probate Court al Wi>casset on
the third dav Ct February next when and where hev
may e present II they see cansc. And also at said
Court The private OF sud administrator will be
ofr red Tor allowance.
Notice Ia be given by publishing aJtested copy Of
lhi> order the Eastern fines, three weeks success
,ivey before said C"uu Of Probate
Given under hand this NJh dav OF January in
the year OF Lord Thousand ee hit hundred and
hny-one.
ARNOLD BL4NEY, Judge of Probate
Copy. attest: EDWIN > iiUvkY. Register
ow
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-01-09

The NcgotidtiOns-T democrats and free
sellers held meetings in the state house, last
evening, and mutually ratified the terms agreed
upon by the conterees, viz:
Giving 10 The democrats the governor, lieut.
governor, state treasurer, five councillors, and
the |. 5. senator for the short term.
Giving 10 the freesoilers the senator for the
long term, secretary of the commonwealth, the
state auditor, four councillors, and the sergeant
alarms.
In the reports. no names Of candidates were
mentioned, hut Charles Sumner will certainly
be proposed by the ireesolers as the candidate
for the long term in the senate.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-01-09
Bliss Compound Cod Liver Oil Candy.

This unrivae curative for coughs, colds asthma in
nuenIa, &c, have tried, and found il TO be all the
manufacturer claims for il. 1t is agreeable con-
lection and most etectual remedy for the diseases thar
attack the throat and chest II combines all the virtues
OF Cod Liver OIL but IL entirely free from repulsve
taste. In all the in which have known the cam
dy to be used it has been successful and checrfuy
recommend it, with caution oounterfeits In
quire for Bsss Candy and receive othe For sale by
A. G. PAGE, Igsnt 10. Bsth and piciRity. n
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-01-09

INnuMAN-The San Francisco Courier states
from information, though it does not vouch for
the fact, that a man died Of cholera, at 4 res
tauraht kept on Kearny street, and that he was
laid in the street. Another body, it states,
was carried out and laid on the ground, in Pa
cifc street.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-01-09

HuKRID SUFFERING IN Bu>ToN. In q
wreChrd cellar IN Ann street, 9 leei I'M
der ground, occupied by four persons, TWO
OF each sex. Margaret Moran was found
dend. Coroner Pra,ts jury found the fol-
lowing verdict:-
That she came 10 her death on the 5ih
dav of January, 1851, at 10 O'Clock, A. VI.
ia the cellar of house No. 1913 Ann Street
krW by Eliza MrG'ivery, IA consequence
OF i,ahtttal incompetence aud exposure TO
the cold. Aud tie jury further say, that
said cellar is Il cold, dark, damp, and I'll
thy Place unsuitable for the residence OF n
human being
The deceased was seventeen wears old,
horn in Ireland, and with McGilvery, had
worked in rhs Lowell factories, but latter
ly followed daucing IN cellars.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-01-09
Notice of Foreclosure.

WHEREAS Will am Trumdy did, on the tenth div
w ct November s47. by his deed Of that dale recor
dei with the Records of Deeds for the County Lin
coin. IN volume Isl. 10 mortgage the snhscr
hers, piece of land Ia WScaSsei with a new dwelling
house thereon. bounced westerly by Fort Hill street.
norIhery by leading from Fort-hn street
10 Middle .lree-ca>ierly by land OF W iliam Vincent
now deceaScd-and souIherly by land { james Sim
now OF Joseph q WaIle:-and the condition IN
said mortgage deed has been broken-by reason where
Of claim foreclosure OF said mortgage. ordiny
To the statute in such provided.
SAN'L Is. SMITH,
EDWIN SMITH.
Wisca<set Jan |. ISL. Swoo
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-01-09

PURSUANT 10 petition Of the Hon David Bronson
L aud Others, notice is hereby given that meeting Of
the Stockholders Of the keniIehec aud PorIland Rail-
road CO. will he held at The Court House in Augusta
on WEDNESDAY, the Sth day Of Jan nexI, len
O'Clock IN the forenoon
ls-To take into consideration the importance the
interests said road thai should be extended north
and east Of Augusta Immediately, aud Ia adopt meas
ures TO effect that Object and give such aid and ell
enlargement may be deemed the interest of our
Road. =
2d-To uausac, such other busipe IS NAV come he
fore them.
Fer order Of the Directors,
JOSEPH McKEEN, Secretary.
Brunswick, Dec. s, 1850. 3w25
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-01-09

G The Stockport Mercury contains an ac-
account Of the sale Of wife at New Inn in the
county of Derby, for f5 Is. The husband who
sold her was Elisha G., cattle dealer, and the
purchaser was George c., widower The
wife is young and fair, and cried bitterly at be-
ing thus shamefully disposed Of Great coun-
try, that England.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-01-09

Be Coon NArURED. People nre naturally
good naInred when they are brought up
well, and have no more right 70 be stiry and
sour, than they have 10 swear, lie, and steal.
We do love a pleasant, happy face, and
whenever we meet one, il gladdens us like
CLEAN of bright sunshine in April. A
cross, Grabbed face is Il dreadful sight. We
suppose HGdes is filled with such countenauc-
es. 1t mars our Happiness 10 meet n man,
booking rs ii he thought the devil had hen
on him, and was about 10 loreclose the mort
gage. We know business, cares, auxieties,
pcrfhexiiles, broken promises, debis aud
duns, are rather unpleasant comiorters.
cnmerimes, but cheer up and bear Il brave
heart. aud a joyous counIeuance. men OF
sound heads and STOUT hearts push ahead.
and never be discouraged al obstacles,
and YOU will work out your own salvation
from all these difficulties aud rejoice with US
IN your own success.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-01-09
NEW MUSIC.

rNPE GOLDEN LYRE, new collection OF ChuIch Mu-
l sic, by Taylor.
The DuLctNER or New York collection OF Sacred Mu-
sic, by B Woodbury.
CANrIcA LAupIs or American Book of Church Music,
by Lowell Mason G " ebb.
Roor and SwEErsER's collection OF Church Music
The AMERICAN vocALIsT, new edition.
The SAY STATE COLLECTION, by Mason Webb.
The ANCIENT HARMONY Revised, being q sele ton Of
choice Music from old approved authors
For sale the Bath Book Store, where may be had
School Books Of all kinds used in his viensy Together
with good assortment Of stationery. H. HYDE
Nov %, 1850. 6w3S
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-01-09

SINGULAR DEArH.-Mr George Wombwel
so celebrated as a proprietor of travelling
menacTies, died on the 10Th November, OF
bronchitis at Norihallerton. Yorkshire, after
a lingering illness, in his 73I year. 1t was
an often expressed wish of The deceased,
thai as he had lived so long with his collec-
Iior he should be permitted 10 die with it,
and with tins view he had caused to be fitted
up some short time since new travelling
bed carriage, in which he expired. His me-
nagerie was being exhibited at The lime in
the market place in Norihalleuon, and an
announcement of his death was made hy his
own request 10 the spectators; after which
the band played The Dead March in Saul, the
animals were fed, and the exhibition closed
for the evening.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-01-09

Insects which, like the guar, walk much
upon the surface of the wafer, have al the
ends OF their teeI brush of fine hair. the dry
points Of which appear 10 repel the fluid, thus
preventing the leg from becoming wet. If
these brushes he moi>rened with spirits of
WINE, this apparent reprlsion no longer takes
place, and the insect Immediately sinks and
is drowned
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-01-09

eJ- Rufus Flanders. John Swain and Martha
Hackett, charged with the murder of E. L. Da-
Wis at Clifford, have been admitted to bail by the
Superior Court of New Hampshire. in the sum
of $4,000 each which they obtained and were
released from arrest.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-01-09
FOREIGN PORTS.

Ar at Liverpool l4th, r Shepherd, Davis New Or
leansi 18TH Nath'l Thompson Murphy. do Arlington
r. an. Charleston.
Sid Sth, Saxony, Mecher, Boston 10Th, Columbana,
Mallet, A. alachicola 2Uth, lnoian Queen, Drummoud
Ent for ldg / tn. Gen Ferry. sesvey. Orleans
Adv 2ls ship Harriet Augusta, Robinson, for New Or
leans, 25rh.
Sid from Bremerhaven Dec 4th, ST Peter, Trott, Lv-
erpoO
Ar at Cadiz ith ult, A kinsman, HILL York
At Ma1atlan, Dec 9, sch II G King, Gordon and Rci-
ance, Thamaston.
At 81 GATHERINGS Sept IS ship Mary, Marshal I'm Bath
July 23) for San Francisco, TO sail in few days-a
well Had light winds during her passage, except one
squa in which she damaged her sails aud rigging consd
erably.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-01-09
A Card.

The subscriber takes this method Of returning his sim
eere thanks To his in the city Bath and vicinity
Tor the liberal patronage bestowed upon him during the
past year, and no. by the strict his
business 10 merit and receive q of the same
To those who have not as yet employed him he would
respectfully solicit trial. JOHN KILLING.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-01-09

"dshn sfon, Jan. 6.-Fitz Henry Warren,
I'd assistant post master general, has been ap-
pointed temporarily TO the chief contract office.
in place of Maj. Hobbie, who goes to Cuba for
the purpose of affecting new postal arrange
ment with the authorities of that Island.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-01-09
SPOiS EN-.

Dec 81, lat Ss SO, Ion g Is, bark Harvard of Bath FIN
Eoston for Orleans.
Dec III lat 81 IL Ion 70 60 ship Old England from
y Orleans for Havre.
Dec 25h, lat 81, lon 70 90 ship Forest King, I'm Or
leans for
Nov Is, OF Tucker, ship Maine Freeman I'm Liverpool
FIR Roston mot York
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-01-09

Nar York, Jan. 6.-The proceedings in the
alleged fugitive slave case was resumed this
morning by the taking Of testimony for the de-
fence, and, without concluding, the court ad-
journed.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-01-09
A uot ion!
GREAT SALE
Pianos, Furniture, Carpetings, &c.

THE subscriber will sell AT Auction on THURSDAY
next, Jan OH, AT 10 O'Clock A NJ, at the store Of
Morrison 4 rhornton-2 new Piano Fortes one verv
superior instrumental very fine inaho Secre,,rv
mahogany Card Tables Looking Glasses-mahor
any Tables-Common Tshes-hahogany Chairs
Rocking Chairs-3 Sofas, one high COST Beisteads
Feather Beds-One second hand Carpet-2 new three
ply Carpets-4 NIL Wool do-Coiton and wool do-nlso
A lot "t Crockery and Glass Ware, such as Iamns
Tumblers, Plates, Tea Sets Dining Sells Castot. Ne
The above will be sold 10 The highest bidder to close
n concern
Terms liberal and made known al the time aud pInc-
of sale ii w OWEN Auctionc.r
Bath, Jan g. 1851. %
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Dissolution.

THE corarnershp hereto existing under the firm
OF HALEs PAGE \ RIcHARpsoN, is this day dissol
we'd by mutual consent.
WILLIAM HAIES
SAMUEL. PAGE.
IL. l.. RICHARDSON.
Boston, Jan l, 1851.
The undersigned have this dav formed a corartner
ship under the name OF PAGE, RICHARDSON X Co. and
viii continue the business al No 1884 State st
SAMUEL. PAGE.
II l. RICHARDSON
Boston. January |. ISL 3m3q
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-01-09

In The reign Of Henry VII, the fashion OF
wearing peaks 10 shoes or boo,s. or a Ieoo,h
exceeding eleven inches, was prohibilrd 10
all but gentlemen.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-01-09

There is a plant, growing in the no,
springs Of Iceland, which not only flowers.
but bears seed in water hot enough to boil
an egg.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-01-09

The perfume of flowers and leaves, is
owing 10 volatile oil, which is often carried
by the air 10 a great distance.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-01-09
New Pictorial Family Bible.
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THE DOMESTIC BIBLE.
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Sunday S kool Magr=ine.
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book well as 4 useful Bible for families Free
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one nf te mos, valuable family and closest Bibles
we have met wth.''-EiinbWrg Witness.
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u, the annexed prices. payable on delivery.
H. Sheep. Library style, 800
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In Eng Cali, or Morocco, marble edgs SIS
In Morocco, extra gilt edges, 1850
Address SAMUEL HUESToN, publisher l3e Mas
81 New York.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-01-09

PorAroEs.-The Ploughman says they have
risen in this market 80 cts, barrel, and quotes
them at $3.50 to So.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-01-09


Serofa!a, Mecu'iai D,ssass Rheumofisra, cEiansoos
Eraptions, Ssubb m Ulers L yer ComPiriHf, Lys-
Pepsid Bronchitis san Rssrm Consumption,
Ferer So e., Female ComPleints Eyri iPs-
las, Loss IF appetite PiElpis Bies,
Genera Deb ity &c. &c.
This preparation have ali the restorative prop
critics of the root combined and concentrated in their
utmost strength and efficacy. Experiments were made
IN the manufacture OF This medicine until il found
u could not be improved Accordingly find il
sorted almost universally in Of Scrotua Liver
Diseases Sail Rheum General Prostrailon OF he Vial
Powers. and all those ormentug Of the skin
trying 10 the patience and injurious TO the health IL
is tonic, aud dIscnecant, IL simuliane
ously upon the stomach the eaiation aud the bGsis
and thus three processes which nre ordinarily the
suit of three different kinds of medicine, carried
nj the same time through the fundamentally Of this one
remedial agent There many ways ofrelieving pain
for the time being but there is only way Of
ing disease No palliative, nnodyne, tropical ap-
picaon will remove il. II must be attacked al lis
the fluids OF the body, which convey The poi
the localities where ii developed inha matiou
ulcers, JUNIORS abccsses, glandulsr dwellings
the case may be
These fluids must be reached acted upon purified BY
some poweriul agent. Such ln agent is SANDS Sarsa.
parla, which gently sllmuuies while II disnfecls and
rxpes from the stomach aud bowels all that is irriia
and the time restores their vigor and
It, great merit i. thai IL meets and eutrares the active
principle ofdisease itself, and when that gone, tho
symptoms necessarily disappear. The rapidly with
which tn patient RECEIVERS health and strength under
this triple influence Is surprising. Each case u
which applied furnishes in the result certk-
of its excellence; and have only point tho
accumulated testimony OF hludcs VINO nave expert
its effects convince Incredibly itself Of
value.
Lieut. Miller ofihe Army has kindly the follow
ing letter from California;
MONTEREY, Jan le, 1850.
MEssRs A & D SASps;-I beg leave 10 add my lss-
timony in favor of your Invaluable medicine, hoping a
lead other unfortunate beings try lis effects
aud tina, they may be bcnehtled as have been.
arrived here from the United States by the overland
route about the FIRST of October last. few days after
was attacked with a very d,sagreeabe eruption Of the
skin which my physician could not cure. happened
10 find your earsuparilla in this place and
membering the popularity of the medicine al home,
purcha bottles which had the desired eject Of
removing my difficulty entirely
Win high regards yours, Re
J II MILLER, L 8 1.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-01-09

Neac Hampshire. constitutional conven-
non, alter session Of about eight weeks, has
adjourned to the 10th of April.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-01-09
Real Estate For Sale.

THE well known Waldrnn Esinie, situated on the
L west side OF Washington street between Centre and
School streets, very desirable stand for business will
be sold on reasonable terms. Arriy 10
l5f j. ELLSWORTH.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-01-09
DONFSTIC FORTS


BOSTON-Ar ST, bark orlne ST John, (of Gardncr,)
Rodbird Havana, 18th ult; brig Eagle (of Rockland
Hopkins, Ellsworth sch Good Hope, Fletcher, ihips-
sid ship Emma Watts
Ar %, sch Concern, Blake Bath.
Ar ith, ship Slas Leonard, (of RichmoEd) Thompson
q Sd, Pass 5th ult, via Charleston.
EDGARToWN-Ar 29ih ulr, sch John, Sleeper, Rich
mond for Roc klaud via Salem; 3Oth. sch Gannet Snow
and lvanhoe, Smouton New York for Rockand via Sa-
lem.
Ar 81 sch Bride, Spear York for Bath
NEW oRLEANS-Cld2lst, bark FlOreuce, W oodward
Boston
Adv shin Kafahdn, Morse, for San Francisco, large
art cargo engaged destination changed from Glasgow y
brig New ord, Cashier, for Philadelphia wig $50 hhds
sugar.
CID 2sd, brig Ludwig, Young Charleston.
Ar ship Tarquiu, Doughty, Bremen.
Towcd 10 Sih, ship Arkansas.
Ady sd u ship Lemuc Dyer, for Havre, waiting 500
MOBILE edv I'D, ship Sarah Louisa for Liverpool
Adv III , III, bark Isnardon for n York wig 200
sAvANNAH-went to 9Th, big Judge Whitman,
81 Jago.
Adv 9th, ship statira Morse for Glasgow = cargo en-
NoRFoLK-Ar 80 h. brig Franklin, Cobb. Rocklsnd
ADV bark Nesta, Finn, for Boston, wig leo bales
CHARlESTON-Cld3 ST, ship Chas Crooker, Duncan,
ST MARKs->ld l4th ult bark Nacooche, Smith, New
York
NEW YoRK-Ar I'd, bark Llewelyn, Pendeton, 81
Marks
Ar Sd, ship Monterey, CroweI Cronstadt &c.
ST oMAS-ln port, goth ult, ship Andover Bearse,
for \ York next day.
Dec p, OF Char son Bar, ship Stirling, I'm Wiscasset
for nah
PORTSMOUTH-Ar Sd, schrs Coral, of Rockland, Sta
pies Thame, of Mt Desert Juno, of Rockland, les
for New London.
NEWPORT-Ar 5th, sch Altoona, Doane, Philadcphia
for Boston.
In port ith, sch Frances Hallet bound to York. ldg
moaSse, cargo of brig John Balch, net sailed as before
reported
SAN FRANCISCO-Cld Nov 18th, sch Damariscove
for Oregon.
2Sd, ship Geo Washington. for ports in the Pacific.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-01-09

lust received al J w ROBER rs another LOT fthose
Youths doubled soled Thick Boots-2d door north OF
Owens Auction Store. 81