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New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-15

WATCHES MADE BF MAcElsERI-A watch
maker in London, after devoting twenty years OF
his life to inventions, is now enasled, by variety
OF machines, to construct an Incredible number OF
watches, of every variety of sizes, an day oy
one machine 800 perfec. plates can, be produced
in one day; and By 1--WE machines, also centre,
third and fourth wheels crossed, polished and cut
with balances for 800 movements. By another,
800 pinions are cut and rounded another drills
the holes the tapping, screw holes, &c, planning
the depths and escapements. -Four other machines
will make pivots for so movements in a day.
Twenty other machines, for every description OF
work connected with matchmaking, make up the
set. The best chronometer makers in London
have declared that every part produced by them
is far superior to any thing that has been, can
be, produced by other means az the present day.
A AFlRE-ExT1SGU1sHER.-T working of new
FIRE engine was exhibited in Wall street yesterday
morning, in front of the Exchange. 1t appeared
TO be machine of great power. Ii is worked
with two sets of brakes one half of the stand
ing on the pavement, and the remainder on plat
form at the top of the engine. About forty or hfty
person, are necessary to man the arms. While
we were present stream was thrown throug b two
lengths of hose and pipe say thirty or forty feet
over the top of the flagstaff the reof of the Ex-
change. This machine we understand, was built
for the Northern Liberty Fire Co. No. ~, of this
city, by Mr.. Waterman Of Hudson. We should
think that it must be of great use in cases OF hre
at the tops of lofty buildings, but it is rather too
cumbersome to be drawn TO distant parts OF the
city with sufficient speed to be of much advantage
We presume, however, that it is only intended 10
be used in the lower district Com. Adv.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-15

D ENHANCES TO IRELAND, &c.
a kc-The subscriber continues TO transmit money, IN
sums large or small persons residing in any part OF IRE
land in the same manner he and his predecessor IN on
ness have done for last thirty years, and more aso 70
anv part Of England or Scotland.
Money remitied by letter post paid TO tue snoScrpe OF
nersonay dennsed with him. with Of the person
or persons in Ireland England Scotland, 10 whom IL
TO he sent and nearest postowu, will be Immediately trans
itted and paid accordingly and receipt 10 that enec
given or forwarded 10 the sender
nJs Imt GEORGE MCBRIDE, Jr. 81 Cedar ST.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-15

The following staieueu, of the votes peied al that
election IA Coiumbts County
lafs. ED gsrk>k E,rnler
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-15

mo LET at 476 Broadway, handsome
4 Room and Pantry I'd hoor-rent S2 per week.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-15

r.. uable Farm Long Island, conveaenuy sac os
10 city, about miles from Grand street
tainng about forty Upon large ane On
table dwelling house, good barn and ether
the place are two docks. upon which vessels sn5
Ii mot sold previous 10 the first OF January, II ~ =,
let Also one lot OF about nine acres TO pe 9 J.
separately For particulars esquire at the 20
A. 2hhets No. s6 Nastreet. c-----a uIo o----a
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-15

Ia OFFICES TO LET, in the second,
third ard fourth stories OF The new buildings nSs .Ss
10 and 6a Nassau-stree Tribune Buldings lIoauns VIZ
Park and nearly opposite the City Hall EnqoIe !"
r. McELRaTH, on the premises SO
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-15

7 MON DOOR sPRlNGs-An IN article
very much approved, and that has given satisfaction
wherever it been used. For sale al 81 John
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-15

% OILED GERMAN SILVER.---JAS.
IL g. MoFFETT, l2l Prince-street, near Wooster
would particularly call the attention of Hardware Dealer
and Manufacturers his superior article OF GerRan Silver,
which he otr for sale wholesale and reG Of all thick
nesses and warrpns equal to any, either Foreign De.
fseSIir. far apd sa'tneSs s22r
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-15

the Refugees or Tories, are referred to the Me-
moirs. Journal and Letters Of Samuel Curwen OF
Massachusetts, by George A. Ward, Esq, of this
city, The work has not, however, been consulted
in making up the above sketch.
These only persons elected the above list
of games.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-15

AuzA FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
corncr of Fifth avenue and 5l street, with fri c ca
Dauented with trees a!so pump the door; asos
minutes walk from the Railroad. For further pasSHyv
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-15

l7A TO LET-The small, convenient
I; brick House No lC7 Twelfth street. between IRE
All and 9Th Avenues. Rent $50 per annnni possescH
nns In DR. KlNsLEY I2s Frankiin.s;
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-15

GTAIR RODS-Coffee FIterers, Urps,
~ &c. will be sold at reducea prices. by the manufac-
turerS r. THOMAS Il SON, 6S Nassau ST.
dle 20l-
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1842-02-23


From Rev. Mr.. Benedict's Circular soil
lning documents for his History of the
Baptists.
Of each Association, Conference, Yearly
Meeting, Convention, Society. aud Insti.
tution for Mission abroad or at home, Ed,
ucation, Theology, Literature, or Benev-
olence, of any kind, which come under
the Baptist head, i! is desired that the latest
Minutes and Reports NAV be forwarded
by mail without delay, by the Moderator,
President, Secretary, or Clerk, and in case
of their absence, by any other person. =
Also, all historical and biographical dis
courses and accounts, whether printed or
in manuscript, OF all sorts of Baptists of
all sects and parties, as all are embraced
in my plan, and continue TO do so for years
to come.
A summary view of the statistics of all
the religious denominations 10 the United
States, upon much the same plan ds above
proposed for the Baptists, 10 condensed
manner, will be given at the close of the
work, which. from the subscribers study
| of all religions, he is confident of making
much more accurate and complete than
any hitherto given; and the proper per-
sons are requested to forward TO him, as
above directed, all the documents necdful
for the purpose.
All communications to be sent 10 d.
Benedict, Post Master, Pawtucket, r. |.
Papers in the country please to copy
! the above.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1842-02-23

ResOlced, Thai we most heartily com.
r,ond the course and conduci Of John c.
Adams, 10 agiiating Congress with matters
,ouehng slavery - believing as we do that
his q one effectual means for overthrowing
.Taverv-and that until il is overthrown and
lone away, all other congressional legisla-
ion will fail TO make the nation prosperous
or happy. l---
A New KIND OF PETITIos Is IN cir
euIalion, and certainly one called Tor by the
disorderIy and notifying conduct Of our
great legislative body. The petition prays
for the reduction Of lhep ofmembers OF
Congress to s. day, or great reduction
Of the session, as a remedy for this evil.
the petition was started at Buffalo, and If
i should be sent into Congress with a
heavy list ofsignalures, Il certainly would
humble those who had not lost all sense
oforoprie,y, and mightsave thenalionfrom
further disgruce.-N Y. Bap. Register.
Ii is good move. |. should be taken
hold Of everywhere ia good earnest.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1842-02-23
.C ON G RE S s .


Correspondence Of the N. Y. Com. ADVERTISER.
Mr.. ADAMS then took the floor.
he said distressing as this subject was
alm, il gave him deeper pain when he
reflected that he was thus made the inno-
ceni means Of consuming so great a portion
VI The time o[-ihe House. Charged as he
vas ne could rot refrain from going at
great length into his defence. Yei he
would at any moment yield il the House
would would lay the whole matter on the table
unerwise he must go on. Hewould not
responsible.
de reviewed bis position and proved
= lmpregnability conclusiyely, that he
vas charged with crime and misdemeanor
NE resolutions of Mr.. Marshall-and
Ien ne said be hal heard from one who
new Warren Hastings, that that selebra'
- man had said. that when brought be.
CO me Judicial tribunals. Of bis country
u me alleged commission Of high crime:
alnsl ITS laws. upon The trial which last
mr.. A. believed) seven years. when
n. numbers Of eloquence Of Edmund
u.Se and Rich'd. Brunaley Sheridan
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1842-02-23
Saddle 4 Harness Making,

THE subscriber respectfully informs his
4 old customers in Brandon and vicinity,
that he continues the above business at his
Shop which is situated one door west of the
Cabinet Shop, and directly in front of the
dwelling house of John Conant, Esq, where
he will keep constantly on hand, or make TO
order, at short notice, the following articles:
Saddles, Brides, .Martingals, Trunks, Carpet
Bags, and Talises, Of eUery Kind - Brass
aud Silver mounted Coach and Gag
Harnesses, Brass, SLICE ,Jdpa,aned,
and Plated Harnesses, Of all
kinds and Prices. Also
Copper Walled Tran
cling Trunks,
Portfolio
Trunks, -
Whips, Lashes, Sc. SC.
Customers and the public generally are
assured that they can do as well here with
ready cash as any where else in tine vicinity.
All kinds Of produce and wood received
Liberal credi: to responsible customers.
Fl. DANIELS.
Brandon, Dec Is, 1S41. 14:If
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1842-02-23
DERBY LITERARY INSTITUTE
The SpTiug Tern

OF this Institution will commence on Tuesday,
1.-the Sih of March next. Mr. HoyEY and
Miss AyER will continue TO take charge Of their
respective departments Tuition and board as
usual Several rooms to LET 10 those who wish to
board themselves. LEM'L RICHMOND,
Derby, Feb. 10, 1912. Secretary
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1842-02-23
N Notice

LIE Addison Co. Baptist Ministeriat
66onJerence will hold its next meeting ia
Canton Z, on the first Tuesday in March.
services will commence at half ua,t 10
O'CLOCK, A. M, at the Westinghouse. with
sermon from brother Joseph B. Wilkins,
Exegesis: Bro. Flint, Ps xxii. 2n..
Jones, Cor. XII: 90.
7" Ten Brooke, Mark xvi:
Harvey, Matt. x: 9. TO-
6 " Ide, Heb. x:s2
Essays: Bro. Gale-1s there not the same
evidence of miracle in the 7th as in the
9th verse of the 9Th chap. Of Exodus2
Bro. Hays-DeiIy Of Christ.
Bro. Smith-The Sabbath.
Bro. Kingsbury-Wh is the teaching
and example OF ST.. Paul, in relation 10 pol
itics?
Bro. Moor-Evils and remedies of Seer
tarIanism.
Bro. Observation-Disclosures and remedies
oil church members.
Bro Church-Did the covenant of works
confer Justification?
The following resolution was unanimous
ly passed at the last session of the Confer
ence. The Clerk was directed to forward
it with some remarks appended:
ReSotred, That we recommend 10 the
churches OF this Association to take collec-
lions and present reports at the semi-annual
meeting OF the Association, 10 relation to
the A. q F. Bible Society, For. Missions,
Temperance, and the general state Of reli-
gion in the churches. ..-.
A. HARVEY, Cpk of Con.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1842-02-23

ADDISON COUNTY BAPTIST ASSOCIATION. The
Semi Annual Meeting will be held at Panton CON-
mencing on the LIST Wednesday in March, at 10
o'clock A. Nj. Q. s. MURRAY, Clerk.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1842-02-23

lust opened and for sale fine assortment Of
JRoots, Shoes and Leather, which will be sold
cheap for cash. The above assortment is composed
in part of thick sole and upper leather, calf and
kid skins, boot morocco, &c. Also, mems French
half CATERS, and French slips. Also, ladies' kid
spring walking shoes, cold kid slips, kid springs,
&c. &C. Also work of every description made 10
measure. q. >. SfOCKWELL.
Brandon Feby 8, 1912.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1842-02-23
Addison County Tempo aaee House.

Addison county Iempel daee house.
A THE subscriber would inform
ssIA i the public that he has taken
lRlE6 the stand recently occupied by
Paul Reed, south of the Court
House in Middlebury. The house and out houses
are now undergoing thorough repair and will
afford every accommodation to customers which
their comfort and convenience Can require. Ii
viii be kept upon strict temperance principles,
and he hopes by perseverance in his plan, TO re-
ceive the patronage of all friendly to the Objects
of the great temperance reform. Having for years
been conversant with public houses, both IN eoun-
try and city, he thinks he knows the dulles OF
landlord, and how to supply the wants OF the
traveller: and he promises that no effort on has
,,,rt will be wanting give entire satisfaction 10
the public. DEM D. bhoHN.
MiddIebuy, Feb 8, 1912. %
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-05-12

Douglas TO be suppl ed from c.rrolton, ls miles
and back, twice week
Eaton to be supplied from Oxford, Is miles and
back, once a week.
Mechanicsville to be supplied from De Kalb, ~
miles and back, once week.
Oak Ridge to be supplied from Holly Springs, Is
miles and back, once week.
Rocky Mount to be supplied from De Kab,
miles and back once week.
Spring Ridge to be supplied from Raymond, nine
miles and back, once week.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1842-01-20
TI)r OrleornplJ.
Keeping a Secret.

The following from Lectures on the Sphere
and Duties of Woman lately published in Bal
timore, is evidently the production of one who
1--WE wish not to perpetrate libel on the SEX
has obviously been a close observer of the fe-
male character:
Some women appear to be incapable of keep
ing secret. 1t seems TO burn upon their
lips till they have uttered it. Let a woman of
this description come in possession of a secret,
affecting the peace Of whole families, and which
every tie Of humanity would persuade her to bury
in utter oblivion and what does she do : Stay
at home and forget it by pursuing her accustom-
ed avocatons All, no, wet or dry, cold or hot
out she must go at the earliest hour that it is de-
cen, to visit. She calls on her most intimate
friend, without perhaps, any definite intention of
unburdening her mind. But when she arrives
she can think Of nothing else One topic after an
other is started. but all Immediately flag A
strange air of mystery and constraint comes over
her, which brings the conversation entirely TO a
stand. What is the matter? Has any thing hap
pened' Do tell me what has hlppened.' 1t is all
over. Out it must if itcosts her life. But then
she quiets her conscience by exactinga promise
ofinyiolable secrecy. That promise of secrecy,
however, means that she will tell it only to those
of her immediate acquaintance whom she can
trust SO as in about two DAYS it is all over town,
1t is profound secret until it is found that every
body knows it. Thus it is in the rover of some
two or three women, who are so disposed, TO keep
any community in perpetual strife. | have my
self known whole town to be thrown into the
most violent excitement, and division created
which separated families, alienated friends and
entirely broke up all social harmony for years, by
one base lnsinuation of not more than ten words
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1842-01-20
HInlhN HAIR.


CLEANLINESS af the Jirai and Har.
< TRANCE ii is that persons who attend strictly 10 per
- sonal cleanliness, baths should neglect The Head
lesHairtle most eSScntia-the most eNposed-and the
most beautiful when properly cared for of all the gifts of the
Creator. Perfectly free may be kept of dandr scur
with certainty that the hair cannot Il out, by the use OF
the Balm Of Columbia. Ladies, viii You make Your toilet
without this article? answer feaes,ly No, if you have
once tried and experienced its purifying efectSs sweet
perfume.
hundred articles have been put forth the credit of
isthe only rst-tr only really valuable article. mass
of testimony from all classes to these facts.
Look Out-Comierfats abroad, look always for the
name Of GOMSrOCK SEQ. on the splendid wrappers and
never buy it without that
From the Boston Chronicle, Jan. 10.
Rowe By advertisement IN another column that
McssrS Constock Co.. the Agents for Oldrdges Balm of
Columbia, have deputies To sell that article in Boston and
else" here-We know lady of this !iy whose hair was
nearly expose entirely Tier phrenoogca de
yelopementS which, considering that they bcokened ii
most amahe disposition, not in reality very unioI
nate. Nevertheless she mounrd the loss of locks that she
had worn, and after years fuesS resort to mlscalled
restorativeS. purchased months bottle or two
of Oldrldge Balm, and she has now ngets IN rich profit
glossy and of blackness We not pulng-
OF commodity has been to u.s. and indeed, we
do want any, for though obliged 10 wear wig
year ago, have now, through lis Nue hair enough,
and OF plssabe quality, OF oar own.
DarinS FRAUD.
The Balm Of Columbia has been initiated by notorious
have the signature of COMs'iOUK Co. splendid
wrapper. Tins is the only eHarnl rest that will secure the
public from deception. Address
Wholesale Druggists, New York, II Maiden Lane.
Sold in Bath, by Dis Stuckbridge \ Hal. liy3D
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1842-01-20
The BOSTON ALMANAC, for
geJzss

Will he published about the goth December
ID RtHASERS requested 10 send in their orders, a
early possible In AeS.rS. Thomas Groom < Co., ::
State street, BG>tJa and they viii meet with all due aten
ton.
The Business DrfciorD of the various Business and Pro
eS>ins in Boston, happily begun in last years Almanac
will be continued this with ali the Improvements thai
experience may have afforded The Almanac for lei2
VIII be of of Sl and bound i'll the same
beautiful style.
Sl there should be any who have not seen this pnhilea
ton, the Proprietor would beg leave say that ii Is neat
ana compact little volume of l0 pages well printed, beau
ttlly bound in c I'll, iftered in god and contains S much
matter ordinary volume, and sold for the very low
nrice OFFS cents COPY. The 6aendar pages very COM
p"te record of the weather in Boston during Tie past year
Also each Calendar mage is accompanied with nenoran-
dunn page on which the Accounts of family, other DO
nestle may be registered. The paper, being OF f'
texture, is easiiy written upon. -
Ia-tOn Dee. JW31
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1842-01-20
SLIP 1l4ANnLERN.

GENERAL assortment constantly on hand and to sale
"A by ZiNA HYDE, Co., Front street, Bath including
CORD4GE Manila and Iarred, from the manufactures OF
Plymouth Mahlchcad aud Boston, by the gang or retail
S.4fL CLO1U DUCK and THINE of most descriptions
ANCHOR OF all sizes, warranted. CA3LN ChBLES
Sheets and Ties of Boston manufacture from English refined
IRON, and warranted for two years also English Chains
Bolt and sheet COPPER. Composition Spikes anu Nails
other castings OF all descriptions. Nindas Necks and
Capstan Spndes. link sleahiug NAILS new aud ap
propriate article. .N:4E.9L STORES, Paints, OILS and
blocks and PUMPS NAUTICAL NSTRU.HE.NIS, books
and Charts.
Many of the above articles, on suitable notice he de
iivere the purchaser his place OF business direct from
the mandatory free Of expense tohm, and nj the nannac
turc's lowest prices. Bath, leiI W
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1842-01-20
FAIL AND WINTER GooDs-CHEAPER THAN

HOMO PARSONS has just received by the last boat,
"A and desirable Goods suited to the season. at
prices at the times among them Alpaca Lusres, Cam
beteens, Plain and figured SaXnys, beautiful assortment
plain and fg'd Aepnes, Merinos, Mousln de LANES
ron II cents to lily cents. great variety of Calcos of all
prices, Furniture Patch, Paids indseys plain and hg'd,
Flannes, GingLams Sbawls Of all descriptions and prces
Fancy Hdkfs and SCarf Mouslns Laces Gloves, Hosiery
ank pairs Ladies Kid Morocco ShOes-Aso all kinds
Of Goods Geulman'- wear, such Beaver, Pilot and
ed glmnes srriped shungs Meetings Drlings, &C. &C.
ALSO u above good sorment OF West India Goods
and Groceries, Crockery Glass and China All the above
he ,,a,,, lov,est rrices 80
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1842-01-20

ELrsT received by DANIEL MARSTON at The old stand
y good assortment Of Dry Goods, consisting IN part OF
BroadclJths Cassees, anets Prints, Merinos, flannes
Shirtngs, Sheetings, &c.
ALsoa good of West India Goods, Groceries
and Provisions, tc &c, all Of which Will be sold cheap
'"i p, ~ s ~ rP 5",i, lsfI 'e''' tf27
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1842-01-20
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that the subscriber has been d-
" appointed administrator of the Estate of Jonathan
r. Lancaster late uf Wuowich i'll said County OF Lincoln,
decpasrd and has taken upon himself that trust by giving
bonds the law directs and all persons having demands
upon the of said Jonathan r. Lancaster, are required
To exhibit the sameand all persons indebted to the said
estate called upon 10 make payment.
EBENEXER LANCASTER, administrator.
MonlWich. Oct. "a, ISL. 3lI3l
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1842-01-20

lust r5ceived BY Thomas F. Donnel, Agen one Chest
y Solcn1ns Tea very supeior article; those persons
using Hc3 may depend upon having good article by
calling ua The 5ubscriber-price IS cts per b. Bonese
Vegetable and other Candies for the of colds, astbnah
gb9 &c 51ltana RasDs Spices and ether notions for
Thank giving %
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1842-01-20
GRAVE STONES.

D ADAMS would inform the public that he still contin-
Ia do a little in the 0NuMENTAL line, at the
Steam Ferry Wharf, Bath at Bruswlck, near the Stage
House and at his place of residence TOpsham and is pro-
yde& with GOOD MATERIALS, and ready to attend to
any calls on either the first rate Italian, good American
MARBLE or Quincy Slate at least at as low rate can
had in the State of Maine, and worked into any shape
required and thinks he can give satisfaction which here
tofore he has generally done me public would do well TO
try the substance of the beautiful White Marbe which
comes from up rcer and if should have the curiosity
to specimens Stock and workmanship they might call
at West Boston Bridge, the foot of FontS Boston,
Mt Auburn, aud if they choose they may as far
Providence, X. |.
In case of ABSENCE Bath, call Capt. L. Lambard
next door and Brunswick, Mr. Lufkin opposite shop
Bath, Nov Is, lS4l. u34.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1842-01-20

NOIEEt IT IFElAtE.tBs
the subscribers have been only appointed executors
Of the last viii Of Pelag Talman late Of Bath in the
County of Lincoln deceased and have taken upon them
selves that trust, by giving bonds as the law directs ana
persons having demands upon the estate OF the sd Peeg
1alman are required exhibit the same, and all persons
ind ebt ID to the said called upon TO NIKE payment
ELEANOR TALLMAN, r,ocut.rs
HENRY TALLMAN
Bath, March 90, ISL !.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1842-01-20
HOUSE FOR SALE!

HOUSE FOR SALE!
THE convenient dwelling house now
rrifz--.. - occupied and owned by the subscriber,
Ss-@ .isfa havInga good stable wood house and 9th
tsiIsissS erout-buildngs attached to same viii,
Wen of good Water, several very ex-
celen fruit trees located on a con enient
ana pleasant lot comInandinga fine view Of the ennebec
Is naW offered for sale III reasonable terms.
Persons wishing good location, VIII do well TO call
Possession gwen by the first Of September. Apply to-
GILBERT TRUFANT.
Bath, July Is, 1871. stf Is