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VOL. .II.-N0 1872.
FIR E L N G | N e.

DODGERS PATENT BALANCE FIRE ENGINE
HI The subscribers manufacturing at Water
ford, Saratoga Y, an extensive scale, Rogers
Patent Balance Fire Engine, and the company do not
hesitate recommend it to the puplic decidedly SD
pcrior any fire engine now known 1t has been test
ed by skui Engineers the U. s. hrsenals at Glib
bonsvle aud Washington, and by them pronounced to
be superior any other The Government Arsenal Al
Washington is now supplied with one of said Engines.
and the propretors have just completed contract with
the government for the supply Of all their principal az
senas. ~.
This Engine combines the advantage Of more pewos
less than any other in and needs to be sx-
amncd and tried 10 preference to all sthofs
The manufacturers, in all cases, warrant their 30
gincs in trial with others under equal circumstances
to perform more than any other Engine, or ne sale.
Prices at the Factory, with plain painting,
These designed for 81 men, dischargng 2l0 gallons
of water per minute, Slee
Is msn, 80 gallons per minute, ~
IL men, ITO gallons per mnutc soe
The above prices include suction hose, wrenches &c.
They also keep constantly hand, both leading and
suction hose which they will furnish to order as low as
il can be bought in this country.
The arrangements for manufacturing said engines are
SUCH that all orders will be puncually attended TO- and
executed with the greatest possible despatch address,
cd to the subscribers at Waterford, Saratoga CO. ~ T.
WM, PLATT s. 60.
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April II
FOR NEW YORk.-(New Line of rackets.)
IL 1t5zfsg. ~ 4Afb

s. HIP ARKANSAS, c. S. Dennis, commander, 81
> tons, "a, sail Eebr.ary22d.
Ship NASHVILLE, j. Rathbonc, commander, 5l3
tons, to sail March 7,h.-
Ship KENTUCKY, John Bunker, commander, 629
tons, to sail March 1st g 80
shipoRil.EANs, s. $. Sears commander, 500 tons
Ship ALABAMA, C. C. Berry, commander, 474
tons, to sail January 26. -. -
Ship SARATOGA, w. Hathaway, commander, $40
tons, to sah May I'd. '.-
The ships Of this line will sail punctually from New
Orleans and New York, every second Monday through
ont the season.
They all of the FIRST class copper fastened and
coppcrad, and built in New York expressly for
this trade.
They commanded by experienced mon, draw a
light draft of w:er and will at all times be towed up
and down the Mississippi by steamboats,. Their &c
commodatons for passengers are very superior.
The owners of these ships will not be responsible for
any letter. parcel package, sent by put board
Of t,cn, unless regular bill of adng be signed there
for, at lp counting house OF the agents or owners.
The rate of passage fixed Mt $40; wine liquor
furnished on board. For freight paFsage, apply to
BOGERT & HAWTHORN,
No CT (irayer
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CERTIFICATES

New York, Oct 2U 1883.
Icerfv that have this day superintendent trial efa
Fire Engine of Rogers Patent, made by w M PIatt %
co. at Waterford, Saratoga New York, with ono Of
the best engines belonging tn the corporation OF tie city
of New York. The trial nade in the corporation
yard and from the experiment, am persuaded that the
engine OF Rogers Patent will throw water, and at
greater distance with the application OF less power
than corporation engines.
further certify that no fire engine has ever been ok
hibed in this city which could compete with the New
York engines, or which should answer our purpose OK
ccpt Rogers Patent above mentioned. The construe-
ton of Rogers Patent is exceedingly simple, and SOC
no reason why it should rot 90 into general use. Bo
sides il has another advantage; il can he furnished at
u,ucb less cost JAMES GULlCK,
ChiefEngineer of Y Fire Department.
Utica, July 9, 1884.
most chcerfallv comply with request from VIM.
Platt to give my opinion IN relation to tho Fire
Engine of Rogers Patent, manuiuctur by than At
Waterford, Saratoga co n. y.
The corporation of Utica have purchased one OF The
above mentioned engines, and from repeated tfias, 90
not hesitate pronounce it decidedly superior to any
other fire engine now in use of which have any know
ledge; and do most fully concur in the cerhcas OF
Guick the cefcnciueer of the New York Fire Depart
ment, in relation its merits. The pump OF tins engine
is constructed in single cylinder, and exceeding
" simple and little liable 10 get out oirepair that
do not hesitate say that i'll my Judgment, II Will sooa
supcrsedc the nss ofllc common piston engine;
Chief Engineer of the Utica Fire Department.
NJ b. One of the above Patent Eng OF tho largest
size was ordered for Eagle Fire Co. No. of New Or
lean which they have received tried and accepted The
Engine can he seen at any time by apE 1, ing to
Agent for the Manufacturers,
Corner ofPoydras & Tchonpitouas SITS. NO.
F.'S. will guarautc: have engine delivered in
New Orleans thin four months from time the order IL
| given. , l. n Jo-on
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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-04-22

The assemblage having assumed the char
acter ola mob. the citizen. and military,
with thier usual alacrity. repaired to the spo,
fully equipped and armed to second the eff
orts Of the legal officers, to arres: the perpe-
traitors Of these outrages. At6rst they made
ia show oil resistance, brandished their knives,
fired few pistols, and discharged many
!vollies Of oa,hs, but they all proved unavail-
g,when the bayonets Of the military began
Ito convince them that there was no joke a.
bout the matter. They then began to dis
perse, the ringleaders were disarmed, and
lodged in prison.
The Sheriff and officers, escorted by the
military and citizens, then. for some hours
|continued on duty ,and closely examined eve
Try part Of the town, both on the hill and at
the landing, to insure the quiet and tranquil
',y of the city,
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-04-22
OUR OWN AFFAIRS.

We have disposed ofthe entire materials Of
our effice to Mr.. Samuel Pike Of Peru, in this
state. Mr.. Pike proposes the publication Of
paper in that town, to be called the "FoR-
xEs1xR AND MAN CHrY.' We continue to
use these materials until the first of June, at
which time we expect to have new materials,
and larger press. and to enlarge the Palla-
dunn TO a mammoth sheet. In the mean time
we wish to say to such of our friends as can
pay their subscriptions and such
as owe us for job work and advertising, that
we would like TO have it before the first Of
Jurc.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-04-22
GEOLOGICAL SURVEY.

The geological survey Of the state OF Mas
sachusetts, authorised several years ago by
its legislature, has excited a number Of othe1
states to engage in a similar undertaking
And it is not little creditable to Our young
and enterprising state to be so early in the
field Of geological research. Most OF ou'
readers, are no doubt aware, that the objec'
Of the appointment noticed below, is to IN
vesticate the mineral resources Of the state
to bring to light by the illuminatisns OF the
gcoiogist, the hidden treasures Of that portion
Of the earth, over which it holds jurisdiction;
to unfold to view the salt springs, the various
ores Of iron and ether metals, the coal, and
other useful minerals, (which may be imbedded
beneath our feet. Our state is certainly not
devoid Of such wealth: it is true, it covers a
region, which never yields gold and silver;
but it is equally true, that within its limits we
may, and do find, the moro useful articles;
we have already disclosed caves Of epson
salts and nitro, numbers Of salt wells have
been dug, coal and various ores Of iron have
been found in considerable quantities, and a.
mong them the suIphuret Of iron, which fur!
nishes coppcras. and sandy magnetic oxide;
Of iron or writing sand. We abound in lime
stone, much Of il ofan excellent quality for
the purposes Of the builder.
Can not our neighboring friends make some
researches on their respective farms, which
may be serviccable to the subscriber Of the
subjoined articles Our vicinity has many
chalybeats springs, Tor springs impregnatedl
with iron.) enormously called sulphur springs.
Some excellent specimens Of bog iron were
found a few years since, two or three miles
north Of this place; the banks Of White water
are crowded with limestone; Jumps Of the sui
phurct Of iron lie scattered over the surround
ing country, and there have been some indi-
cations Of salt and coal. Perhaps the pry-I
ing and experienced eye Of a gcologist may
develops something Of moment to our section
Of country and to the state.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-04-22

The lafayette Free Press Of the Attn INST
saws: 1.-THE grand Jury yesterday brought
-, !. bill Of indictment Of Murder in the hrst
degree against J. H. w. Franks for the NOR
tally s,abbing Of John Woods, merchant OF
this place in December last. we unae'
stand the case will net come on tor triai al
this term" Mr.. Woods was favoraby known
in this place, and has lef. friends here whe
feel an interest in the punishment OF the
wretch who deprived him Of his life.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-04-22
11CRMOU.D P.4LL.ADlUIU'
aA1unDAY. s::sss:.:AD rn -, lsss.

N1rln the communication signed }. pub
l,.hed in last weeks paper, several errors
were made. In giving the name Of an author
from whom the writer made some quotations.
= rms printed Waterman, and should have
been Waterhouse, and several other errors
of minor importance. We wonder we o' q
not make more mistakes-the writer h'mse''
could not have done better. Write PLAIN.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-04-22

we have received the first number OF the
~Pxos,A REGISTER AND NORTH WESTERN Ga
zErrEEn," published by s. II. DAVIS Esq al
peoria. Illinois. As its name indicates, II IS
.dcvotcd to typographical and statistical de-
scrip,ions Of the country, with such notices
Of its various adaptations to the purposes OF
agriculture, trade and manufactures, as he
NAV be able to obtain from minute personal
observation From a cursory examination
Of the first number, the originality OF its con-
tents. the manner in which it is arranged and
the ability displayed in the editorials, we be-
l;eve il to be one Of the most interesting pa
persin the west. The readers OF the ''t'azet-
,eer," may become almost as well acquainted
with the northwestern country, while sitting
by their own frcsdcs, as though they were
to endure the fatigue and privations OF travel
ling through the new country. Mr.. Davis
has ssbla.ed' out laborious ''trail, but we
doubt no, his success. The "GazctteeE'' may
be seen at this office.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-04-22

The works Of internal improvement now
IN procrcss in Louisiana, will when completed
cost ST. ,oo0,O 900.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-04-22

The Hon. BAIlE PErToN, has consented
TO become a candidate for reelection 10 con-
rress. We are glad oft.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-04-22
YaOa THE LONDON GLOBE.
LOSS OF TIE JANE AND Margaret.

] The following further particulars Of the
disasterous loss OF this vessel with two hun
bred souls on board, are given in letter
from Liverpool Of the Esd inst. "All doub,
as to the fate of this unfortunate vessel and
her cargo Of human beings is now uni'ap-
pily removed. Intelligence has been receiv-
ed here from the Isle Of Man. which places
the fact of her total loss beyond question.
The hu;l bearing the words, ''Jane and Mar
garrett was thrown on shore on the south OF
the Calf Island, and other portions of the
wreck have drifted on shore near Charleston,
Isle of Man. The hull was found TO contain
two bodies--one a young man apparently 20
wears Of age, respectfully dressed, he had a
small Bible and Prayer book in his pockst,a
watch and quantity Of sovereigns, the 9TH
Ter BODY was that Of a boy, some 9 or 10 years
old. About the hull Of the vessel were
lstrewed large quantities of wearing apparel,
bed-clothes, sc. doubtless the property OF the
sufferers. 1t is supposed the vessel must have
struck on the banks Of Arklow, probably in
the night, and that all on board Immediately
persisted. The recent strong north-westerly
winds have thrown j considerable portion OF
the wreck on the western side OF the Isle OF
Man. The consigneers Of the lost vessel
state that the total number Of passengers who
paid for berths to New-York by her amour
ted to one hundred and eighty-nne, one hum
dred and fiftv-six of whom were adults and
the remaining thirtv-three were children
and young persons under fourteen years OF
age. The only cabin passengers were the
Rev. Mr.. Clements. n Dissenting minister,
from the north Of Ireland, and his family,
which consisted Of his wife and daughters.
fine Young women from fifteen to ive-and- !
twenty wears Of age,) and \ female servant.
The great majority Of the passengers
we're males, principally from Ireland, far
mers, labourers, and operatives. There were
a few who might be ranked as small! farmers,
but the great bulk were persons in the
most humble Of life. The cargo consisted
Of coal, (of which there were about 200 tons /
IN board,) iron, casks, measurement goods.
The Jane and Margaret was Il new ship,
his being her second voyage across the At
antic. Il
No tidings have as yet been heard Of the
wo long boats belonging to the ship-wreck- f,
ID vessel, and hope 0aint though it be,)n
that, finding the vessel go s
no TO pieces, the crew, and as many pas
engers as could get into them, flew to |
he boats for succor, and have been pick ,
d up bv some outward-bound vessel. Such Z
deliverance may have occurred. but the
probability is fearfuly against it. No small d
oats could live, an hour in the midst Of such {
forms as were raging at the time the dIsas- I
err happened. The awful truth is to appa- a
ent to admit Of any qualification. that BY z
bis appalling calamity no less than 2O6 hu- r
IAN beings including the captain and the G
row. which consisted Of II persons, have q
cen Unexpectedly and instantly sent to their b
ccount. with all their imperfections on their d
eads.' e
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-04-22

@Pxrrn Ew,xo, is q candidate for High
Constable at the ensuing borough election.
@SAxUEL w. FoRsHA, is a candidate for
Coroner at the August election.
We learn BY the last Connersville Watch
man, that Gen. Jonathan M'Carty, our late
Representative ia Congress is talked Of as q
candidate for Governor.
Some cfthe Van Buren, papers in tho cen
trail part Of the state, say in regard to the gu
bernatorial election, '.bring forward any man
but David Wallace, and we'll SO for him
any man not connected with the indianapolis
junto Of politicians" General McCarty has
nothing to do with Noah Noble & Co. He
is the man for you-as true a Jackson man
as ever mounted the stump. He is opposed
to the ssmonster bank He is not quite e.
quail to ''old hickory" but he has as much of
the hickory sapling in him, as any man in the
district.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-04-22

LOUISVILLE. CINCINNATI AND CHARLEsToS
RAIL RoAp.-Capt. VIC. Williams. the As
soc,ate Engineer, in charge of this work, ar
rived here on Thursday last,in the steam boat
Norfolk, and supply Of Instruments for the
use Of the Engineers, have also arrived.
Capt. Williams will leave here immediate
" for the mountains, under the instructions
from the President and Directors to proceed
forthwith to organize Brgades and Eng'-
neers, and to set them to work at the noun
tain passes, from thence pushing the surveys
by the hes: routes towards the low country.
Mai. MNeil, the Chief Engineer. is expec-
ted here as soon as additional supplies Of in
struments can be procured. and the nccessa-
rv ARRANGEMENTS can be made, when opera
tons will be commenced and prosecuted on a
scale commensurated with the magnitude of
the work.-[Charleston Courier.
The Natchez Courier Of March Goth, con-
.ains nm account Of a mob which occurred,
there on the Friday proceeding. The Cour-
Ter SAYS: Natchez '.of all places in the South,
is the very last, where the order Of society
Or the peace Of the citizens will be in the least
degree disturbed with impunity," There isl
no doubt Natchez deserves credit as an or
ieriy place. The following are the chief
acts as detailed by that paper:-tVicksburgl
Reg. i
s.They (,he mob) were collected in connd-
lrable numbers near the Market house, and
insulting such Of the citizens asl
passed that way, and declared that none butt
rishnen should walk that street. AtiengthI
hey rudely assailed ems Of our most respect
able citizens, and inflicted on him, with clubsi
md brickba,s. several severe contusions.
The sheriff Of the county having stepped upl
n exnostnlatc with them. was twice struck
y these Infatuated beings.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-04-22

Louis Philippe. King of the French, % said to be
tho riches; man "a the world. His income IS esii-
mated at ten millions Of francs annually.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-04-22
From the National Intel srsoes'

eognl
The Legislature Of Pennsylvania ter"'ssseo s's
session last week in much confession, caused - ~
Governors having placed bis veto oPon : ,M ~
tanning extensive appropriations ~ W M, ~.
nal Improvement, aev end old. The hesssge =:
signing ais reasons Tor refusing 10 approve .!o DIV
o,,osars to rs to afford - strong josahcsi'sa p
eve, re have read 70. tho exercise OF shs ve:
,ower. The amour, proposed TO bs aPproPr"'e.
bv the bill for the expenditure Of the cus'e.s ys:s
was abou, four millions Of do!lars, cons'dssso~
,or,ioa Of it fos works undertaken BY Pr'af: -
n,nie.. and for entirely ne~ works. The s!seeey
verv heavy State Debt, the danger al e.sess'aS
20 greatly as i, would Be esseaded by tbs ~
pris,ion. and those which il would neeeseas''! -.
are the main arguments IN favor Of the Veto. ~
Governor, j, appear. and 'ho'e Who ,s..ss. -
him, were not only willing bot des''sn: !:
all necessary .Ppeopsiai'oss for essi'ss,.g g. n.
sbe works already under ..y. ~ ~.
Legislature .dionresd without attempting e -.
such peovisios, and indeed utterly 'esasse
il. . -
1t appears, however. ffoes lsse!'ea,'c =. -.
By the Governor ascs the lefminatioo = =
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-13

NlRGlNlAto M AT Rules held in the Clerks Office
OF Amherst County Court, Monday the ih daY OF
September 1887
Thomas ". Glass and Lucinda his wife, Robert Caw,on
Ferdinand NJ Hey and Jano his WIFE late Jane Cawhon ia
cob lass and William II. Garland trustee &C., Plaintiffs
against
Richard = Ellis Beverly +. I)rowa and Mary his Wifi
Rucker administrator OF Robert thon dec d. Henry
W, Cuarles, Thomas " Euhank Daniel Flood and Louisa
his WIFE, Isaac Rncker, Jr aud Pullman his wife, and ,na-
'han hueker aud Antomee his wife Defendants
~ tHANCERY.
The Defendants Daniel Flood and Louisa his wife, Issac
Hacker aud Zuman his wc aud Jonathan Rucker aud
tonete his WIFE, not having entered their appearance
ven security according the Assembly and the
this Court and appearing BY satisfactory evidence that they
not Inhabitants Of this country ordered that the said
Defendants do appear here day Of the Dccc-
bcr cr aud answer the bill othe Plaintiffs, and that COPY
of this order be forthwith inserted in some newspaper publish
I'd in the town OF lnclhug 10 months succesely and
posted al the front door of the oonrhoure OF this county
Copy--ieste,
ROBERT TINSLEY, Crk.
Sent ,,om