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New-York tribune., 1841-10-18

srNHTEgEs7.L'H E'ATsiN NJ Aap| e :: :
I COMehNOS 90 X SiONG-lni' improve
Stove demands the attention cf tho.e TT arc III ~ant OF s.
good article Il ha, been during the i-t sc"soi
v cHiIrc success Sscc Nhich time The subscriber has
made several imnrov. iIs.tr.
Tho has received anl the eni're 'a
ction has given, guarantee that The Kitchen
'um2anlon Cook steve cidrd preference over @
others It's uuiy aud economy consists IN It's peculiar
construction. The IKE place Is made small and The over
lrrc which gives j. decided aIyaut 90 oi all cnlnar,
purposes
Il j.. unnecessary to al the we-is by exami-
,ati'u every one wiz judge for hipseE
Thn.e IN of stoves invite 20 call at No 5-'
;ruG-st Opposite Essex Market uud look Al the stock
,crre prrcha,lrg lyok The Four Boiler hit hen
'ompauol wi satisfy the most scrupulous tsat tins
,oyc has no equal An carly call Is sol lied pufcia
or. cim be accommodated VI better fixtures now, than
when we are compelled to hurry them.
The subscriber ia eadcay0r 10 keep supply tbs sea
that there vii &c TO d. Prominent as %as the cnse
at year Likewise 'pieniId assortment Of Stoves 1r
lal :. p rlors, offices, &c
Umderh,l.', eel .brJ,el summer Owns constantly OF
lani. JOSHUA UNDtRHlLL.
III .mcod 30 Grand-st. ora osite ; sex Market
New-York tribune., 1841-10-18
EIPRESS MlIL LIVE FRGH NBN-Y0BE
- EASrON. PA. 1 49,

- Via ,ica.-Fare through. =
SrOJTS L. :. Mail Line leayes foot Of L.ler y street
-yc:y oraiHr, ociocs By eH-Jerss
Rei.ro7i 10 HeyB runs=ic' thcHce ny Troy coaches d
-uci arriving Eas O'Clock tie >smc day Beng
ccdeJiy tas peasu; snt convenient as ell A. TIE
most ditec; and .xpeiitcus Torie from Nv Jerk 70
f.a-toa Fox eppy the Kai-cad oalcc 100, O.
Ihc-t-s.rcet Nori.-ru Ho,> foot OF couTtiani -fcet
or on board the cars Of WM + AusE. 10 viii accom-
pany the passengers to NsT' nusEcA, aa4 give al a.
-,-,n- ION ana l..is;lrce REQUIRED. 81 Il
New-York tribune., 1841-10-18

II ClIANCERY the Wee Cnlncsior Of th- tla
l Circuit Peter Myer ChaIies Heary h-u and olet=
Master. S4Ie-C. W. Van voorhees,. s.liiltar
ur,,,an; deereal oder Of M Court Of Cha efy Es-
IN z5ove Untitled M b ,a9 II public iueoR nnte1
he erection Of .uo.e5sf %: U Aissr: OF his C9cr
hy william II franklin Aac'i9ae-r, on ne nh aay 9 c;9
Der n-1i the Merchants ExchlB.e 10 ;hs CITY Il N.F trs
n - o'clock AZ noon that day al that certain triangular
piece parcel Of ground ,',aaie yag 1d reny IN TIE y
arc q the City Count, Of Srs York. and hoat-c
Ec-E serIy 5y the 7ih Ayeaur, sogtse- 5y 1896 s-sl
ard Noraey land belonging to The aid Peter My-f Al.0
III th1, in 9TH triangular piece 9 parrr sr.und STU.
,r living and ben, in The City sad Ward aforesaid mo
sounded Enthusiastically y i7.t street Nonheiy >
and belonging the s5I Peter Aye and Eatsry b. liz
drawn parallel u tfs7h AysHss the N-sefF SGe ihefe
At distance e AS feet therefrns the aid above de-
sehed triangular piece { ground c4n;lnins II lots Of
ground .ad he sad last descfH piece Of round containing
lots OF ground, being The pr.e D1ftg aEed y
Cha-s Henry Hall to Peter Nyer ~ mortgage dlied me p
lay Of Octo 1889, and recorded the oee The ReZi
II Deeds io he City and Comfy of New YORK ia oeF - Of
mortgages. page 81, The Sd day # October lS5.
Dated EeT So-k. Sept. rber 3. 1871
JOHN 4. SIDELL, Nestar IN Ch.ncery,
SO 2ss;dS 2 Jcha-i usti
New-York tribune., 1841-10-18
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New-York tribune., 1841-10-18

Cis < 2: CHEAP. CHEAP. At !Asls 4l.
~ !. JERYIsS CEe.D F1,rsv,r, ard Priptus One.
! YsiiHg Card Plate eagraved snd ffty Cards 'or So
. % All other Engraving at one half the usual ~, ~
rease cali and examine apecieas. No. So: Corrus95 -
ce-GeI GreenTica. osa&
New-York tribune., 1841-10-18

RAs.-Fiae Gunpo~dss sd r1rcs;al + rs IN hest,
L aud haIf chest. Foo alr ty
or GRlHNELL. MIAIUKA :. &C.. 7o sov,h st
New-York tribune., 1841-10-18
- WILLIAM ". CAMPBELL. Mastery in Chancery,
WILLIAM ". CAMPBELL
a.rfO2l Ma.-ri il On ~. = Iiln .trle

n CHaNUEHT-Beio the We Ch,nc=iior-Wii.la.
in-l, :, Trustees, &. Edmund Nike It a.
STATE OF NEW YORK, SS-ln pa 81 snce 10 lscrctc
order ine Clsnrert made Ia The above entitled rdg.
ire Vice Chancellor nile 81 Circuit viii DC sold a; pun,
suct nJrr e direction o The surciber ore The mtsrf
tic slid Co.rt the Merchants Excflaze ia the ely OF
sew York nv J mes " Miller Co. A-cti9aee thr
Pit ,y ep;ebet gi at 2 oc!eck at NOON VI h4 DAY
to.e celt x Ind ,itlas. lying iHd bsins ~ tne
twelfth y4rt II. CITY New York and known aud d.
qgii.aei on mp OF the property o. Gorge Raie!ge
esquire called Glass Hou.o Farm, made y Daniel Even
surveyor in the 4 ay ore tn,n.sn nd -- una
ed and M y-ihrce and fled 10 lte Register Once Of he
city al county r New iors the ht 10y q re5fusy one
h5u,and sigh: hundfs an aity lD'. nun7ef me-
hundred ana nine y-fys 595 five hunlfe4 3ad nneyi!x
jas FIVE hun rcd l-d siaey-srvea 597 hvs hured and
rinetye shi 1885, y hHndr-d in nnr nine. 59l si1
hgrdfsd t0o hinc 81 lnd one, coli being IN n.
north .ide %. hj y-,eyenth AID 5-ts-ea the eighth and
niat the sad lots being eloh nnetTe -h feet n
urhe in length e,eh side 1nG twenty-five fret N breadth
in front aud rear-oseher with al and singular the tene-
nests. heredts-nl md afpurtenanee eFeunlo belonging
or in ,nywise aPpsrtaining.-D sied Aucust-7 IA
PHILO r RI GILES
.ucs o-a-S2I Master Chanrery-
Tn ale 81 he described premises i sournst 10 the
al.; day Of October uekt- Dated sept q. 1877.
P!iILO T. RUGGLES,
aail.wtO Mastery in Chsnesry
New-York tribune., 1841-10-18

LEES. @GTS.-iiosLEY's, GILaoTTs ard KsG
9 .naw's Steel Peas. a good assortment of FOChti-
BOOKS and other gccd-.at wholesale
L. u. GILLESPIE. 70 Iohn-strcet,
nuaO On Between Rroat"ay and Nassau.
New-York tribune., 1841-10-18
au2O On
1,T.CEOF SEw-YuEh-IH Gil Sc FRY ~ ..'r.
- ineli, Geors L ne. Iru.,ee - ', LoEuad VINO

.,T.TE OF SEW-YuEh-I@ Oh &c fhf ~ 100.
- ae George Il Trustee, - - Eo'EGAd "i'<'
Others
P .,nt 10 lecretl oder ct this Court made in The shoae
entitled cau.e brarin- date he 2th day August lSi vii
sold pune ue ton. unf' ~" - ec, t' 6'cf h-r
ne Of tn Ni4srrs,i thi. Cunt D. c 3 P-l x CO. &C.
TONER'S the M-tchl t. Exchanges the city - Ne+N"fa
Tuesday lit ~ oerne1i al * mon ui
hat div 81 III in ois7f land IL ate. being IL
tnr nth Ya.d of tn. City Il New-l r. ana known a
s;jnrn he'd .napoih properly e c. rye RaPeyr tq
cti.et tie G!ashous- Farm. m-de by Daniel Even City
Suiv yor, month of May, thou eight hu.jrd
and kirtythicc, aud fe H. The oio. Of Tie hezer OF hs
City aud CorAiy NeSY or.. III hr,tdiy Fehrnry
nc hou,7nd light hundred lnd lry-f lots l5~f
t23D huoif-d and i.hy-cur, (235l tNo lHn is-da
.hy-iy-, t25sl Iadsre ei.h;yS. bel g,u The
, SIDE u rhrty-S=vent street he ar lots Se'ac eieh on
ired f- irugh each side md tive ty-l feet Do
7..ad font and toc her win H nd singular h'
,hered tame aud opug;raaace lsfeuuto belong
ns in aay wise aPPertaniug D''sd Hew-YofA' Angus
WILLIAM W. CAMPBELL Mastery in Chaneery,
.uGn 2twt,2l y john-stre't
rhv sale 4 above dc.essd property postponed until
thu 2 day ct October next tie .'re hoi: anl place
Dated Sey York, Septt nber , lSil.
WILLIAM ". CAMPBELL
New-York tribune., 1841-10-18

JAMES, y. HOW'LL. soc FRO 'ricioT.
At@V. Wa.>Or's n hs"a .i,s Hal,
- = So t'rthcrirc 81
New-York tribune., 1841-10-18

Glory j. Hgnt which SHINES from Us en-
oti ers, not from others on Us
Il: thou .ove.. Glory. thou mus, tr'is; her
ruth she :o.Iowcth nm who doth not iura and
gaze after her.
New-York tribune., 1841-10-18

And this sweet asylum of intellectual life
mus, appear TO have the sanction Of nature as long
as 50 many men are bora with 50 decided an api'-
nude ios reading ard writing Let Us thankfully
allow every faculty ard att which opens new scope
10 life SO conened rs ours. There aic vast
spaces in a thought; slave, TO whum The rel:-
sious seniimen; Is opened, has freedom which
nakes his ,nASfey's freedom slavery. lie, rs not
be 80 ilIiber,L with schemes for tue renovation
Of socety and nature, as u dises,eem or deny the
literary spirit Certainly there are nights IN
nature which command this; there are many more
which tbis commands. Ii is vain to call 1t a
Injury. and as saints and retotmers are apt 10 do,
dscry 1t as a species OF asy-dreamins Whst else
nre s.nc,ite,. AMI reforms, ard all other things
Whs,ever can sake !or itself an element means
New-York tribune., 1841-10-18

NAl ADAMS,
JAMES o. Smith ". y.
FIREMAN CAMPBELL,
" II. BAILEY. 81 D.
CB ). LGWTH
+ II. LANG.
JACOB 4 WESTERyELr.
~ N. HALL.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-11-11
Arrival of the britannia.

The Steam Ship Britannia arrived at Boston,
Sunday afternoon, at 3 o'clock, having left Liv-
erpool on the 2lst ult
The Britannia reached Halifax, on the 4th, and
encountered heavy gales on the passage, and thick
foggy weather on her approach to the coast She
was detained at Liverpool 45 hours. by orders of
the postmaster General, London, probably in the
nope that Caledonia would arrive meanwhile, and
enable the Government to answer the dispatches
and the merchants the letters she ng ht bring.
The Steam Ship Caledonia arrived at Liverpool
on the 18th, after a severe passage of Il days
L5Ore was a most extraordinary interest manifest
eG among all the leading merchants of London
and Liverpool at her non-arryal at her usual
time
The accoucaement of the Queen is expected to
take place in the first or second week OF this month,
November. Her Majesty had proceeded to Buck
mgham Palace 10 await the event.
BANK OF THE UNITED STATES, - Mr. JaGdon,
the agent ofthe United States Bank has addressed
notice to the holders Of the loan for G900 900
sterling, contracted at Paris on the 26h December
1889, IN which he states, that, in Consequences OF
unavoldl bic Circumstances the Bank of the United
States ill be unable 10 reimburse the half of the
aforesaid loan; he. therefore requests a postpone
men of The time of the payment for one year, in CON
sderation Of bonus of G45 900, for the liquidation
OF which he has placed ample security in the hands
of Messrs Rothschid and sons of London
The commercial depression still continued, bu:
there were some indications that it had passed its
climax, and that trade would ere long assume its
wonted activity. he distress ia the manufacturing
districts still prevailed
The importation of bonded wheat into England
had been very great
The British Parliament was prorogued on 18th Oct
TO the lih Nov.
There is nothing of importance from the Cont
nent except accounts of al instruction in Spain in
favor of Queen Christina ascribed to the iulrgues
Of the French Government.
From China there WIS nothing later than we have
already received
BY these arrivals intelligence Of the commerce
meat M'Leod's trial, and The seizure Of Grogln had
been received The London Chronicle of the
evening of the 20lh says the by these vessels
being cons dered favorable. the funds advanced Ia
per cent. The heavy st cks were also better
The Impression in regard to the Ai'Leod aud Gro
gan affairs had certainly improved in the city.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-11-11
DIED.

In this town, the 4th inst. Sarah Kendall daughter of
Mr.. George Duncan, aged years and months.
On Thursday last, Mr. Frances llodgns aged - years
On Saturday last William, Of Mr. Moses Grant aged
7years.
Marie Louise, child of M Henry Masters, aged 5monhs
On Monday last, Leandar, son Of Mr.. james Madison
aged years.
In South Thomaston, child of Capt Luther Hayden,
aged years.
In Jefferson, widow Mary Eames, aged 50. Dorinda
Matilda. daughter of Jesse Rowel aged years months
and IA days
In this town the 9th inst after illness, Miss
Nancy ELrzABErH HENRY, aged u yeara. Thus has pass
cd away from amOngt whose loss will be enderly
bereaved family intimate friends In her days Of health
whom the things offa bright aud attractive her thoughts
and feelings mbned with substantial and endur
ing pleasures than those of earth and in her last illness her
Submissive spirit partoo Of the JOYS of heaven, of which
she had toretase in her hours Of distress To her
LANGUAGE She desired to be in heaven where the millions
Of gorfed spirits who had before her praising
God with spiritual Tongues and golden haps" Willing
leave her dearest friends and all earthly things She
ly the King offerTors and yielded phersef without
murmur Long win her virtues remain in memories
and although miss her in the family Circle and
cial frcside, yet
eve will not deplore her
Since God was her ransom, her guardian and guide
He gave her, and took her, and must restore her
Where Death has sting since the Saviour hath died"
Comm.
In Jefferson the 9Th inst James Albert, of Samuel
w. aud Lorinda Jackson, aged 10 months and days
In Washington, on the 30h, Mrs Elizabeth Bowes aged
50 years.
In Ranger, 9Th, Charles Henry Titus, Of Abraham
Roundey, aged 9month.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-11-11

or should certain letters in it be dotted, it is sub
ject to letter postage.
3. Should the person to whom II is sent, decline
paving such postage and taking it out 1t is return
ed to the Office from which it was received, and
the person by whom it sent is to be fined agre-
ably to the provisions oil the law above noticed in
the sum of FIVE DOLLARS.
Having learned that many persons are in the
practice of defrauding the Post Office Department
by the methods we have specified, and knowing
that the orders for the enforcement of the laws
relating 10 the matter are imperative, we deem 1t
proper to caution all persons thus disposed, against
further breaches of the law. .AdU
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-11-11
Arrivals, Clearanoes, &c.

Pen STEAMER BRrrANvrA.1
sid FIN Messina sept IL Lagrange, Thompson, Malaga
a! at Gibraltar sept p, liadee, Fner from Malaga, and
81 I'm Cardiff ID t'Rogar Sherman, Nichols for Charles
ton.
Ar ut Shields Sd, bari; Wm T.add Wyman n Orleans
Ar at Deal 9th, feinmah, Gddan, London sid for New
Ar at Liverpool 18Th, Manchester, Mouon, Orleans.
81 9Th, ship Ontario, jameson, Orleans
IN the Downs 18th uli, ship Feumah, Gdlen, I'm London
At the Pin below BroD ls;b ult. bark Clinton, Nanson
for Charleston, waiting wind.
At NIavaguez goth ut brig Charles Hammond, Norton,
fin Bangor
At st Thomas aboct 9st u brcs John Crosby Hopkings
tim Martinique, for Turks Island same day; Empire, Moul
At Jago 18Th ult brig Constantia, Patten, for Boston,
few dys.
At Havana ODD nit, brig Lincoln, Mcclellan, for Boston
Ar al Charleston ls brig Lancet, Clark, Camden Is
Ar at Norfolk Sd, sch Caharne, Wait Gardiner, o
Ar at Philadelphia 4h, ship Amazon, Richardson, Liver
Ar at Portland 5th sch Angler Wscasset fer Boston
Nancy, Heweu Ihomaston for y York;
Ar at Boston 9Th, bark Arol, new D1yis, Walloboro
brig Arares, Hatch sydney, G. B. via naldobofo' schr
Sidney DAILY and Prainerd Springer Augusta Helen Ho
gan, and IIydas, Wakefield, Bath; Brunswick, Woodland
Ar at New Orleans 9th, shipvreinia, N. York At the
English Farm ship Majestic, Of and from Bath at Poverty
Point, brig Oneco from ThonastJn.
Ar at Alexandria Sd, Schr Mary Ann for Boston and aah
Ara Portland 9th, Schr Victory, Gait Ihomaston, for ~
Ara Boston 9th schr Gazette Brookings Hallowc 7th
Juno, Ineraham and Emerald Springer Augusta Angler
Robinson Wiscasset Robert Toilet, Clarkson Gardiner.
Ar at Gloucester 4th, ship Empire, Monhln, ST Thomas
for Bath; Shearer, Crockett, Thomaston for York.
AZ at Pictou Oct 25 sch Fellowship, Sawyer Wscassct
cd at Orleans %, ship Charles (ae Gorham) Malony
PordaanX.
Ar at Baltimore ad, brig Charles Thomas, Doughty, Ha
II.
Ar in schuylkin 3D. sch Peru, Drum, WaIdoboro, i.
Ar al Haven Isl, sch Ori2na, Lord, Bangor
Ar at Edgarown ID, sllnp Leopard, Perry, Gardiner.
Ar at Norfolk lst, brig caledonia Drummond, London.
Picked up sea- May o. in1t &c p ~ Ion CT - ". the
storm OF sclr Grutln. Of NaId0bor0,.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-11-11
FALLA1sD WINTER GOODS CHEAPER TTLaT

LONZO PARSONS has lust received by the last boat,
- eases new and desirable Goods suited u the season,
prices the mfs among them Alpaca us'rfs, Cam
hleteens, Plain and figured aXonys beautiful assortment
Of plain and ig'd Alepines Merino aIousn De LANES
from II fifty cents. great variety OF faieos of all
prices Furniture Patch Paids I.ndsays plain and fed
f1nnel Gingams, sbawls oi all descriptions and pr se
Fancy ldks and Scarfs Monslns, Laces Gloves Hosiery
ank 21 pairs Ladies Kid and Morocco ShoesAls1, all lad
Of Gools for Genilrmau's wear, such Beaver Pilot and
Aspham cloths Bfoadcllis Ca ismares. Satnns Twill
Iunnels, Striped Shrngs. Sheetngs Drl.ne7 Sc. &C.
ALSO, above, good assortment Of West India Goods
and Groceries, Crockerg Glass and China. Al Che above
goods and many not mentioned VIII positively b soid Al
III. vsry le,qqst nyces d
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-11-11
BOOT. JO3NS0N'S,
ertcNHt aD Ottyne Imminent, or

lAIhtFLcNtt OtVne llriment,
Ly9t.FD 0PGpISTEEDpC.
PREPARED AND INTENDED FOR INTERNAL. AND
EXTERNAL USE.
TENIIS article Inns become STANDARD MEDICINE, and
enjoys the high privilege of being known and paoniseJ
tya great portion OF Medical Faculty throughout the
State Of Maine.
he inventor and proprietor Of this preparation in the
regular and practice Of medicine for twenty
has been preparing this article for the last fifteen years and
with full confidence offers the public the result OF
his cTPcyicRcc and best efforts.
No better remedy he taken in all where anti
spasmodic is needed SUCH hard dry Cough, HOPPING
Cough oasnes and common Colds Pain and Soreness in
the Lungs, Stomach and Sides caused by Lifting other
wise; etranguay Asthma and Influenza sore Throat
weak Lungs, Sc, 61c
The increased demands for this medicine has been VERY
GREAT within the LAST SIX MONIIIS-I have made
arrangements with the manufacturer be constantly sup,
piled, and can furnish il Wholesale or retail
Traders in other towns, furnished the manufacturers
price by the doz. OTIS KIMBALL.
Bath May %, ls4l. 6ms9
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-11-11

LAUNCHED, at Richmond first of October the
superior Copper fastened Ship "RICHMOND"-
AIS tons burthen, - owned by Capt VIM Paiten,
Capt. Geo f. Mustard, Saml. T. Bair Esq. and
others. She was launched from the yard of Capt
WIN Palten, and is of elegant model and superior
Workmanship. I his ship il designed for the freight
ing trade, and is TO be commanded by Capt, Geo
Z. Mustard.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-11-11

We published short time since, some extracts
from the instructions received b. all the Postnias
tiers directing them To- enforce more rgldly the
law of 1920 respecting the rlnsm ssion Of news
papers through the Post Office, written upon =
and as the particular part of the ins ructons re-
lerring to these may have escaped the notice
of some, we would, by way Of clut;on, state the
following plrtculArs -
!. Every newspaper now sent through the Post
Office which is not received from printing Office
is opened by the Postmaster of the place to which
it is directed.
2. Should such paper be written upon, lex
cepting the simple name ofthe person sending IT'D
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-11-11

IsATs. cAps A15p EIRs!!

GEORGE W. HARVEY, ha, Just returned from New
N York and Roston with prime assortment of Hats Caps
and Frs-ncludng Alvord'> latest fail fashions for sp9e
ror iloeskin Hats large assortment Of beautiful FUR
TRIMMINGS, Aluffs, &C., 25c.
ALso-A large assortment Of BUFFALO ROBES.
An variety of superior FUR Hafeal and Cloth
CAPS. good assortment Of India hubbers, Boots and
Shoes.
Hats and Caps manufactured to order at short notice. in
the latest ard best styles.
The public respectfully invited call and examine be
fore purchasing elsewhere.
y. 3. Cash pai3 far Shipping Fr~s.
Bath, Nov 9, 1871. 6W33
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-11-11
MARRIED..

In this town. Thursday evening last Capt Samuel J
Robinson, of Portland. to Miss esey c. Richardson.
In Brunswick, Mr. William Palmer, of Gardiner, to Hiss
Ann Maria Nuyes.
In Walioboro', Mr. Joseph Sdanger to Miss Frances
seldars Mr. MaXfied Burns to Miss Lucinda Eueley.
In New Castle, Mr. Moses Eastman, Of Metuen, to Miss
Emeline Carney.
In Waldoboro Mr. Simon Achorn to Miss Elizabeth
Genthner.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-11-11
.;sfsBA ,..41yb\
-. - Telegraph's Marine List. ~ K
PORT OF RATH.

trr3Ysd.
Nov Sch Orient, Wehh Boston
Sch Margaret, Williams, do.
Sch Native, Prebe, do.
Sch Mary BetSey, Perry Thomaston
s, sch Extra, Calf, Saco fer Gardiner
8, Sch Mariner, Benson, Walton 5
Cleared.
Nov 3, Bark Alabama new Merritt, Apqlachcola
6, Ship United states, Swanton, y Orleans
8, Ship Sharon, NEW 553 ons) burlington, Savannah
Sailed.
Nov s. Ship Delaware, Patten, n Orleans
e. Ship South Carolina, Owen, do.
ship Hannibal, (new) Parker do.
Bark Gilbert, Given, Cuba
Brig William, Lawrence, Key Wese
Sch Hanover, Donnel, st Peters, N r
7, snip llargraye, (new) Bailey, n Orleans
Brig Porpose, Jordan, Baltimore
Sch Boston, Billiard, Guad11upe
Sch TIylas, Wakefield, Boston
Sch Providence, Edgcomh, Prudence.
9, Bark John Odln, Hanover, Mobile
Brig Ceylou, Trott, Cuba
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-11-11

1st. Almost wholly ON the perfect tightness Of
the stove and chimney; the joints, also, Of the
door and ventillator, being as tight as can be-
I'd. On having never less than peck of brands
in the stove, at front.
Sd. On having the ventator always open af-
nor too often.
4th. On the large capacity of the stove.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-11-11
From the Kennebunk Gazette Extra.
FIRE AT KENNEBUNK,

The Machine Shop, belonging to the Mousnm
Manufacturing Company, in this village, was dis
covered to be on fire, on Monday night last, and
in a short time after the alarm was given was
completely enveloped in flames. Our citizens
promptly repaired to the spot but their eXcrtons to
save the building were frultless. The flames COM
munIcated to a small building, neqr the shop, a so
belonging to the Company, in winch quantity OF
machinery and waste cotton were stored, which
was saved with triillng damage
The Machine Shop contained several thousand
dollars worth of machinery, part OF which was
neatly ready to be transferred to the Factory
small portion oft only was saved. The ma.
chnery was partially msured-the building was
uninsured. We do not learn that an estimate Of
the amount otloss has been made ASIDE from
the actual loss, however, the arrangement of the
plans OF the Company, occasoned by the acc
dent, will be exec edIngy detrinentalto their in.
terests 1t is not known how the fire originated.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-11-11

HAVE YOU 4 Cough! Go down to Otis Kim
bas and buy Of 'ohnsoR's Opodedoc-it is doing
great things in the way ofremovng Colds and Coughs (Which
prcvaing)-sorenes Of the lungs and Stomach &C. SC
it is true ! 90 tgt 4w33