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HERtFF'S SALE.--6y virtue Of

HEktFE7S SALE.--by virtue OF
~ IN order of sale. to me directed and de
lIvered issued ut # the County Court Of
Place 'Oanty, an State Of alifornia on a
judgment rendered IN aid on t on the 23I
day of Mare $50, in favor OF John T. Reid
am against H. VI. House for the foreclosure
of a mechanics lien on tha house n Auburn
in the county md tate aforesaid, known as
the Empire 'iotel, for the sum of $22 ebt
and $40 costs Of suits have levied on and
will expose to sale on the Sd day Of lunc,
A D 1853. between hours Of 10 and of
SAID day ut e 'ourt 'ouse Hoor in Auburn,
all the right, title and interest Of the said H.
VI House in and to the said Empire Hotel in
Auburn aforesaid and the ground whereon
said hotel stands, to satisfy the said judgment
and costs above set forth, together with ac-
cruing costs y >STlN, Sheriff
By NJ p n. Love, Under sheriff
Auburn, MAJ, 13, SO NOS 3w
rhe alb We sale is herebv postponed until
June the 25th, l843. 8 80 ASTlN Sheriff
june By NJ P n Love, Under shift
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Cemi- Annual statement of tn

- eIn1- "A nmual SIateInCht Oh III
~ Treasurer of Placer County for the
months commencing the Cd day of Decembe
1852, and ending June lst, 1853 inclusive.
Receipts from oil sources for County pm
poses.
ash on hand December 81, 1852, 1896
rom trading and liquor licenses, 67522
Peddling licenses 238
From Billiard Tables 900 Ot
From Rail- Alleys 100
From Exhibitions 81 O.
From Bridges and Ferries 2l5
From Balance Poll Tax for '62 l89 q
From Poll FAX on account of SO 1886 s.
From BALANCE Property Fax '52 1873
rom Property FAX on account of '53 3633 73
From Foreign Mi ers License 1856 10
From FINES, Justices Court and Court
of Sessions sos Il
From forfeited recognizances 1900 %
From fees, Probate and County Court 26 IN
One fourth gaming licenses 6Ol 3
From estate of decease persons 500
Overpald by treasurer 81
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$l28O IS

Indebtedness of the County June 1st. 1858.
Amount of outstanding and accepted
countv orders $4605 48
Issued by the Auditor but not pre-
sented to the Treasurer for ac-
oontoncn 900 90
Amount due jurors uncalled for 4s2 W
Amt due officers of cleo tions uncalled
'1'' for or10 ''-'' 7sO 90
Due legal representatives. of John
Pemberton deceased 2Io o4
Amount due Ii essuror 32 ~
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lumber, Lumber, LUmber.---

Il The undersigned take tins method Of in
forming their friends, and the public gener-
ally, that they are prepared to fill orders for
lumber of all descriptions, from 10 t. 80 feet in
length at the EMPIRE WILL, situated miles
from Auburn on the 1llinoistown road, at q
place kno as lHELP>' RAM or at r.
]. isher's shop in Auburn All orders from
distance promptly attended to 3D.
TEA WS1 Frs wishing return loads to Sac.
ramento City can have them by applying to
MUNSELL, DEW Ely & CO.
apr 80 n33 my
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Tust received and for sale by

,J J. w. TUCKER, one of the largest and
finest assortment of Watches ever offered for
sale. and at fair alue No. l25 Montgom-
erv street, San francisco je II n39 3m
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Restaurant,

es.. THE undersigned having reftted
So sd and opened the ahoye named es
l&X tabl shment, two doors from his
old stand and next door t. ellis fargo &
o's Express Office, begs cave to return his
sincere thanks to the public in general for
past favors, and hopes by strict attention to
business to receive full share OF that pm
tronace heretofore so literally extended -
he undersigned will spare no pains to serve
before all who may favor him with call, ali
the delicacies Of the season. His bar will be
constantly supplied with choice vines, liquors
and cigars.
JAMES n CREANER Proprietor
international Block, Auburn, April l6 my
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STA OF CALIFORNIA I
COUNTY PLACAn In the matter
of the petition of Henry W. Niles, under the
act entitled "an act for the relief of insolvent
Debtors and the protection of Creditors"
passed May 4th, 1852.
Pursuant to an order of the Hon. Jno Nj.
ttowell, udge of the District ourt Of the
18th judicial Dist let, dated at oloma, on tho
28tb day of Nay, 1853, and IL W on file in the
office of the Jerk of the Dist. ourt for Pla-
Ger County. The creditors of the said Henry
". Niles are hereby notified to be and appear
before the Hon Dist. Judge of the 18th Judi
cal District at his hambers at the Court
House in >uburn, at the hour Of Twelve w.,
on Monday the 18th day of July, \. 1853,
to show cause if any they can. why the prayer
of said petitioner should not be granted.
And it is further ordered that all creditors
of the said enry W Niles be and they are
enjoined and required to stay all legal pro-
ceedings against the person and property Of
the. said Niles until his prayer can be heard.
Given under my hand and seal of the Dist
Court of the 11th Juticial District Il
Placer ounty this 30th day of Ma, :,
A. d., 1853.
By order of the Dist Judge
ia E> I. STEW Arr, Clerk,
BY Fl R. HAWKlNS, Deruty.
Avbrrr T,po Itb ;h3 nag m
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S16,899 55
$l6,S99 55
(Schedule b referred to above.

(ScAeduie b referred to above.
Amounts paid in cash.
Fees of witnesses in criminal ases $3.50 w
Fuel light and stationery for clk's office l35 A.
Printing o. w
Postage and Expire expenses II 81
Commissioners to adjust debt of Sut-
ter and Placer counties ~ oo
Paid for fencing court house lot % %
paid for bnrvinp dead IS 10
Mnnev returned. erron eously paid in 80 II
p,;d ia,o1 rans of w r >iedbury Is 81
Paid Legal representatives of s A Lake 256 90
Allowed by order of Court of Sessions
for issuing licenses 700 W
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CHERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue Of

CHERLFF'S SALE.-By virtue of
~ an execution to me directed issued out of
the honorable District ourt of the 1th Ju,
dioial Dist,ict in and for Placer county State
of California, on a Judgment rendered on the
18th day of January, A d 1853, in favor of
.8r tta n & Co , and rgninst Fl NJ. House, for
the sum of $288S94 debt, together with
y$lC097 costs Of suit, upon which judgment
the sum OF $3.50 $ been paid, have levied
upon and will sell at the Court House door in
the to h of Auburn ounty and State aforc
said all the right, ttle, Interest and claim 0,
said II NJ. House and to the Empire Hote
situate in the town Of uburn State afore-
said, between the hours of and 5 o'clock on
the Sd day Of June 4. o 1858; also all of
said Houses interest in and to the furniture
of said house: consisting of stoves tables and
table furniture, bedsteds bedding, bar and
bar fixtures; also hi right in and to the lot
upon which said hotel stands, to ether with
out houses, stab es, and corral, with the lot
upon VIII ch such out houses, stables and cor
ra. stands or so much thereof as may be suf-
siclent to satisfy said demand and costs.
:. 9. ASTIN, Sheriff
BY VI P I. Low Under Sheriff
Auburn, May 13, 1858 n35 3w
The above sale is postponed until the 25th
day of June, 1853. S @ ASrlN, here
june By Fl Love, Under Shift
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$6,3l052

vi.
During the yea G. ding June 1st,
1853, the has been collected
uI "ii saurces p M the sum of $72,693 %
Of which sum the amount for county
M rosas has been 40 919 Is
And for State purposes $31 ia Ia
Unde the DIVISIONS of 'an Act to ovid
fo the g ection of ou Houses passed in
1850 the Cou t of Sessions have o. dered that
Que fou tn of one pc cent. be collected on tn
taxable prope ty nd set apart for the erection
of a Con House. he amount collected thus
far and set apart is $l21l "a.
A. BRONX rea ure Placer county.
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DOSTERS, Quartz Certificates. Cards
L &c., neatly printed At the Office ofthe
Placer Herald
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e21,4s6 "a
III

III.
Disbursements.
Amount of ounty Orders redeemed
during six months (See schedule
below SIS 800 S
Interest on the same 4O9 7
Amount paid in cash (See Schedule By 1880 s
Amount carried to ourt House fund 1911 "a
Treasurer's per centage 1855 10
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STATE OF CALIFORNIA, ..

CnuNTY OF PLACER
On this lst day of June, 1858, pc SON
ally appea ed befo me T. onk; who being
swo IN m of law, deposeth and saith that
the above statements u e ue ana co ect ac
CO d ng to the best of his knowledge and belief
Subsc ibed and swo n to befo me.
II A O IELD Justice OF the Peace
STATE OF CALF IRN1 IL
CnU~ OF PLACER
. l hereby certify that A Bronx. Treasurer
Placer county has fully settled with me all
accounts existing between him and Placer
county and the tate of 'alifornia,
Witness my hand this Is day of june, a. D.
1853 JAS. +. STEWAR Auditor
By II. r. hawkins, De- uty.
Aubu n iune Ist. 1858
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ixA1H-ONI OF TIE fUBLlC
ADMINISTRAT

AIM ~ = h IA l. ONs
10 VIM. A JOHNSON,
.4udifor of Placer County
SIR: In compliance with the act in su
eases made and provided | submit the +"
lowing
REPORT.
L,
Amounts due from }. Roberts former
Public Administrator.
Estate of S. A. Lake, $685..
ss Andy Perkins, 27,S,
&C G. Beck, 7l5 5.
g. II. b Arnold, 3O4, ~:
* Thomas Duncan, 99.l4
-" James Frier, $3.50
" Z. Lewis, 45O I
T." Stephen Ingram, 1888
1" w. II. Doty, S41,43
$2t7S,l7
Paid over by j. Roberts to FL.
Barnes, his succ SSor in office .l716,OO
Still 'ue from j Rober,s, and
for which his bonds are liable
also amount secured by mort -----
gage. 962,i7
Amount received by H. Barnes
from j. Roberts, l7l6 90
do from rent of Beck prop'n Ia
$3.50 90
Fees allowed Fl. Barnes 46 90
Paid legal reps. > "A Lake 25O 90
Paid clerks fees 900 Sl1 90
Amount paid over by Barnes
late public administrator Rl4IS OS
lii.
Amt reed March l, 'J5, from n.
Barnes ate Public II 1r,'r, $1419 O&
Red from estate of Jno J Schmidt 40 Sc
VIM H Iupper 299 81
" /" sale If por
ton of G. Beck's estate 80 90
Amount reed by A. Bronx, 1857 s5
CR.
~ I,.ld note and interest against
II. b. .rnod $19S o.
clairs against Z. Lewis, 81 s.
s' Gains and advertising G..
Reck'S eSt1te, OF q"
&c legal reps. of J Schmidt l24 so
Funeral expense and expenses of
last illness of w. FL. Tupper, l29 so
Fees Of Pub ic Administrator "a 20
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Surveyors NOt'c".

Survivors, Notic".
G W. FINLEY, Assistant Surveyor
~ Placer county, Cal. Office ip Au
ourn. Persons wishing surveying done
VIII please cave their notice in Box No.
So at the Post Office, which will receive
prompt attention.
Auburn, Feb. 26, '53 MA my
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0issolution of fCo-Partnership.

dissolution of fCO-Partnership.
- he partnership heretofore existing be-
Tween the subscribers, under the firm Of n
hice Dickinson, has this day been dis
solved by the withdrawal of w G Dickinson
from the concern. Rymutual consent the at
Rice n w PJcE
W G. DlCKIyrON
-hristi.n Valley, May 10, 'h9 na7 81"
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-. r. re- 81 Co., Banke ers.
No so, Corner Of J and Second streets,
Sacramento CITY.
ENXCHANGES for sale fOl every Steamer
IL ON George Peabody & Co London,
Wm Boge & Co, New York,
James, kobb Co.. New Orleans,
c Macalist Esq, fhiladelphia,
E. Thayer Brother, Boston.
Checks on San Francisco at par The high
est price paid for Gold Dust
Sacramento Way 21-3m.
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Drugs, Paints, Oils, Patent M d
iCin es, Garden scds. & =, sc.

Drugs, Paints, Oils, pat2rst M d
iCisR es, Garden 56cds, & =, sc.
MORRILL, 4 O., having received exten-
1N1 sve additions to their stock, are now
prepared to sell everything in their line at
wholesale and retail much lower than hereto
fore All goods from our establishment guar
antied as to quality and price.
Linseed Oil Cream Tartar,
Boiled do Tartaric Acid,
Lamp do Castor Oil,
Meats DOT do Quinine,
Herbs all kinds, Perfumery,
Alcohol, Combs,
hite lie d, Br shes.
"ancy Paints, Seidlitz Powders,
'nmpheue. Borax. SODA,
'urpentine, Hops. ruclbes,
Retorts, Sarsaparilla Mead
Quicksilver, and yrup,
Sarsa arilla Lemon do
extracts and root SHAY Soap 4 Cream.
Also complete assortn mt O. Genuine Pat
ent Medicine, &c. &c, all of which the at
tentio of tic trade is directed
ry7 Orders from t country promptly at
tended to and prescriptions carefully prepared
vt all times MORRILL, d co,
Importers and Wholesale and etail Dealers,
Mnv2S 3m nS7' J st. cor. Sd, Sacramento.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-03-10
Later from Europe.
Arrival of the Baltic.

The steamship Baltic, from Liverpool, 22d
ult., arrived at New York on Sunday.
An Inauguration celebration was had on
board the Baltic on the 4th. .aaaa Hn
AUsTRIA.-The Emperor is doing well.
In the British Parliament little OF general
interest has. occurred.
Doubtful rumors prevail of alliance and
contemplated relations between England
and France, as counterpoIse 10 the North
ern powers.
The frontier of Lombardy is closely block
AIDED. Mazzini had been seen on the from
tier, but had not been captured. Saffi also
escaped. The former was distributing mon
ey to the disaffected.
The gates of Milan were still closed, and
were arming. Whistling and singing are
forbidden. Two men were hanged, and it is
thought that some Hungarians had been pri-
vately shot in the castle.
Milan has to pay 10000 forms every
Wednesday. The city is quiet.
The London Advertiser says that an extern
slve conspiracy had been discovered in Hun
gary. The country is very unsettled
The Emperor Of Austria was recovering
from his wound. The assassin's name is
Lasso Benemy, a tailor, formally huzzar.
He was cut down by an aide-de-cahp and
secured.
Austria had ordered 5000 Ticiense to leave
Lombardy IN "a hours.
A commercial treaty between Austria and
Prussia was signed on the 10Th.
Prussia was blocked up with snow.
HOstlities bad been resumed with the
Turks and Montengrines bu: not as reported
between Turkey and Austria.
The Austrian mission 10 ConstantinopIe
had been successful.
ENGLAND.-The sailors strike at South
amptOn has become general. The West In
dia Mail Company's men, having demanded
an advance was the origin of the strike
The Screw Company paid higher wages than
others.
The Earl Of Clarendon has accepted the
seals Of the Foreign Office, in place of Lord
John Russell.
Kossuth has written letter DENYING that
the proclamation published few days ago
to the Hungarian Soldiers, was either penned
by him or by his authority. His reason for
not giving an earlier denial, was that it would
have been teegraphed TO Austrian quarters,
and, suppCsing that the flight was still pend
ing, might have done some harm to his
brethren in oppression, the Italians.
Col. Fremont's solicitors communicate 10
the Times of the 2lst, the recognition ofhis
claims to the estate of Mariposa, California.
ITALY.-The Gazette de Basic of the 10th,
announced all communication between Lom-
hardy and Ticino interrupted. The passage
Of travellers and even merchandise being
prohibited. There are 1000 Austrians on
The line of Lombardy, and 1900 on that OF
Varese
AUsTRIA.-Italian letters say that there is
now circulating in Hungary proclamation,
signed by kossurh, granting general am
nesIy 10 all those persons who were former
ly opposed to Hungarian independence.
Regular guerilla bands are forming all
over The country.
Different stories are told of the attempted
assassination Of the Austrian Emperor. -
Some say the wound was inflicted with
poIgnard, and some by pistol shot. The
wound is very slight, however.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-03-10
DOMESTIC PORTS.

BOstOn-Ar Sd, ship Champlain, Woodward, Liver
pool 9th sch Convoy, Allen hence
New YOrIx-Ar I'd, ship Am Union, Doane, Liver
pool 80 bark Vesta, Percy, New Orleans
Ar 5th ship Mazatlan Macloon, Liverpool o.
Cid, ship Rch'd Morse, Dinsmore, New Orleans.
Ar 9TH, ship Sarah d Louisa, Henderson, Liverpool.
New OrIeans-Towed to sea 13th bark Mary Var
nOy.
Towed tn sea 18th, ship T Roger.
Wilmington Car Goth, brig Mary Farraw
Limeburner, ROckland.
Philadelphia-Below abt I'd, ship Sarah Hyde,
FIN Liverpool.
Ara h. ship Sarah Hyde, Snow Liverpool.
Went to Sd, bark Roderick Dhu.
San FranciscO-Ar Jan 80, ship Milton. Barry, N
York July 9Th
Sid San %, ship Buena Vista, Linnell, Calcutta.
NewpOrt-In port 5th inst, sch Liberty, Tarbox for
Baltimore.
APalacllicOIa-Cld2 lst, ship Robert Patten, Pur-
ringtOn, Boston.
Savannah-Ar LIST inst, ship Arab, Delano, Liver
pool.
PrOvidcnce-Ar 4th, ship Rhine, Doane, Mobile.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-03-10
WORMS EXPELLED
American Vermifuge

Sacca Kappa, child who had been a long lime all
lng-Gad been doctored for worms, had taken Fagn-
esiocks Vermifuge and Other remedies, but all 10 no
purpose, 'cGS cured by one bottle of the Anrican Per-
mD1se-a very large quantity Of worms being dis
cha rged.
Another child in Saccarappa seemed 10 be in a de-
cline-had been doctored for worms as an the former
case Ind become Cery feeble was cured by The Amer-
worms
Refer 70 MI Cox, postmaster, or TO Warren x King
OR Agents at Saccarappa %
PIN WORMS A CHILD Portland St. Portland
was entirely cured of Pin Worms by The American
Termifuge.
We can refer 10 cases IN almost every in the
city, and in many towns in The country where rcorns
haze been expelled and cures scted by this inc ompar-
able norm medicine.
10 is pleasant to the taste and children ,uiH lake
without the nauseous effects of other worm meoi-
cInes.
Sold by C. w. ATWELL, under the u. s. Hotel
Portland
Also sold A. G.. Page, Bath, and by Druggists and
dealers II medicine generally. tf20
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-03-10

jews IN AFRICA. A German traveller in
forms the Rev. DIR. Phillips, missionary in
North Africa, that he has discovered a race
of negroes, near the kingdom of Bambara,
that are Jews in their religious rites aud OBJ
servances. Nearly every family, he says,
has among them the law Of Moses, written
on parchment aud although they speak of
the prophets, they have none of them in writ
ing. There are yet vast, unexplored tracts
of land in Africa, doubtless Inhabited by me-
groes who have never looked upon the face
of a white man. When adventurous trav-
eIers penetrate into these regions, much will
be dcovered and developed 10 interest the
world
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-03-10
H. II. IL.

Not used for all DiSegSeS and Complaints.
dies consist Of three distinct preparations; il is not
necessary 10 take more than of the Remedies at
time. They are made TO aci instantly upon The dis
they are intended 10 remove Each Remedy is
intended for a certain class OF complains and diseases
Railways Ready Relief IS 10 stop pain Instantly and
remove its causes speedily. II you are afflicted
with Cholera. with Cramps, Spasms Chill Fever
with Rheumatism, Neuralgia Tooihache-wlh Diar-
rhea, Dysentery-Radway's Ready Relief will the
moment il is applied externally or taken internally,
the progress of The disease, aay The most vo
lent irritaions, and stop the torturing palms.
For Sick Headache, r II Relief is the most speedy
relief known.
RR No. 2--FOR BAD COLDS,
Radacay's RenoUating Resident should be used.
In a few hours after taking dose of this pleasant
Remedy the patient feels IL rcorking in the system
Ii away from the solids all dis eased deposits,
makes he blood purc rich and healthy; cures Scroll
ula, Ricketts,. Iumors, Cancers, Tumors, Salt Rheum,
Ulcers, Syphilis, &c. No disease can remain in the
system that is under the influence Of the r Rene
dies Price ofthe Resovent, ST per bottle
TO KEEP THE BOWELS REGULAR,
Andthe System free from Morbid Humor.
R. r. r. No. 3.-RADWAY'S REGULATORS,
Act upon the stomach, bowels liver kidneys. bladder,
urethTa and skin They regulate every organ in the
ger OF taking cold, experienced after the of the
regulators Their action upon the bowels is pleasant
Ihey create good appetite, and insure easy di-
Sesuoni they cure Dyspepsia, Cosliveness, Liver
Gonpialnt, Indigestion, Bilious FeveTs, Fevers of al
per box. S ' - o'S
AGENTs|A. G. Page and N. X. ElIswortb.
BAN Ednund Dana, Wiscasset: WIN fiaIcheiI
Sr N rl6bets, Lisbon G F Thicker and
Boothbay. o5e
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-03-10

Mr.. Tucker moved to take up the resolve
directing the Attorney general TO proceed
against delinquent banks.
MIR. Clark of Franklin, offered the follow
ing
Ordered, The House concurring, that the
;wo branches adjourn, without day, on Mon
day next 9Th inst) at o'clock, A. nj.
Mr.. Clarke of Lincoln, thought that Sena-
tors had better discharge the duties for which
they are elected, instead of neglecting them
to assume others.
Mr.. Clark of Franklin, said as the order
seemed TO disturb Senators, he would with
draw it, and did. Adj.
HOuse.-BilI additional to chap. as of the
Revised Statutes was passed to be engrossed.
On motion of MIR. Smith of Calais, the
committee on State Prison was directed 10
inquire into the expediency of abolishing
the Office of Inspectors of the State Prison,
and of repeating the act which provided for
periodical visits of inspection by the Coun.
Gil.
Bill to incorporate the Marlborough
Bank, and bill 10 incorporate the Ship Bull
ders Bank, were returned from the Senate
amended. They were amended and passed
TO be engrossed in concurrence.
Bill for the protection of Moose and Deer
was read the third time and laid on the table.
Passed 10 be engroSSed-Bill TO protect the
shores, docks, and harbor of Rockland to
incorporate the Gardiner Gas Light Com.
pany.
Passed fndly-Bills, in addition to an act
to incorporate the Atlantic & ST. Lawrence
Railroad in addition to incorporate the city
of Bath; to incorporate the ROckland Gas
Ligh Company; TO incorporate the Saco
River Railroad Company.
SATURDAY, March 5.
.Se,ute.-PaSsed to be engrOSSed-An oct TO
set of part Of Bremen and annex the same
to Waldoboro'; to protect the shores, dock
and wharves of Rockland.
Finally passed-An Act to incorporate the
Wadoboro' Bank also the Shipbuilders'
Bank; also the Portland and New York
Steam Packet Co.
Mr.. Vinton, from the Committee on divis-
ion Of Counties, on the petition of Alfred ].
Stone ct ais. for new County with Brunswick
for shire town, reported leave to withdraw,
which was accepted.
House.-PdsSed fnqly-bilIs, to incorpor-
ate the Portland and New York Steam Pack
ct Company; TO incorporate the Waldoto-
rough Bank; to incorporate the Ship Bull
ders' Bank; to cede TO The United States of
America the jurisdiction Of tract of land
on Martins Point, in the county of Cumber-
land for Marine Hospital.
MONDAY, March z.
Sendte.-Mr. Coburn, from the committee
on Banks and Banking, reported an Act ad-
ditional to incorporate the Richmond Bank
also TO increase the capital stock Of the In
ion Bank, Brunswick-to incorporate the
Bank Of Winthrop. These bills were sever
ally read once, and tomorrow assigned.
House. Mr.. Warren Of Canaan, laid on
the table bill TO establish the Maine Educa-
lion Society of Universalsts.
On motion of Mr.. SewalI Of OIdtown, the
committee on Stale lands was directed TO re-
port, forthwith, bill for the management
and sale of the State lands.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-03-10

Speaker, Mr.. Boyd, took the chair. The
bill authorizing the location of military land
warrants by actual settlers on certain lands,
was passed.
Several private bills were passed.
"A committee was appointed to wait on the
President and notify him that the House was
ready to adjourn. which duty having been
performed, the House adjourned.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-03-10
NG aeQs6a6yeS.

In Phipsburg, 9th inst, by Tallman LOWELL Esq, Capt
Silas q Wallace to Miss Fidelia Johnson, both OF p.
In Rockand, Mr. Charles Graham to Miss Rachel A
Tabbut; Mr. Edward Lampson to Miss Antnette Brown;
VIM Frye, Esq to Miss Caroline Spear Mr. Rufus X
Woodbridge to Miss Margaret Condor.
In Livermore I4th ult, by Norton, Esq, Mr. Charles
Alden of Canton to Miss Susan Peterson of l. Goth,
Mr. Samuel Simmons Miss Marcia Sylvester, both OF
Canton -AM4
In Canton, goth ult, by G Harlow, Esq, after
courshp OF eighteen minutes. Calvin Simmons, Esq, to
Miss Cynthia West, all of C..
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ter, both of b Mr. Edward Lampsonto Miss Antinetie
Brown, all Of Rockland.
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