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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-07

flN ORDER OF Hon. John W. Edmoncs, Circuit Judge
- Of the First CrculNotce hereby gwen, p -ai -o
provisions Of the statute authorizing attachments against
b-cOndng concealed ami nonresident debtors, tal an a.
facineui has issued against the estate of GILBERT L.
THOMPSON rciident OF Washington, u. {. OF elsewhere
out OF ills sale. and that The will be sold for lie pay
of r. debts un be- appear and discharge slch attach
rcu according to law, within nine months rom he nf,i
publication OF this and that the payment ofany debts
ue hy any person within ih- State ami me delivery
him. for h- of any property within tie state be-
longing him. and The transfer OF any such property BY him.
forbidden b. law, and void Dated The sin day Of
May. lSfh ; sANAA,
Attorney for Attaching Creditor No. Wall-sL Ne"'iorA
:. 90. 4ra.,4
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FOUNTAINS,

FOUNTAINS.
CAST IRON FOUNTAINS, consisting Of Figures OF We
~ Hebe Swans, Dophns Urns, Scrolls, Shells, Ba
sins &c forming variety OF than forty different kinds
prices from s. $3.50 Also Lii, and Force PUMPS,
throw from 10 to 400 gallons per minute Iron Lin Pumps for
shallow wells, together with Fire Engines, Hose
Carts copper riveted Hose, Coupling Screws, Nc
fac,urod for wholesale or retail. by D. l. FARNAM.
myl4 SIN - Fuon-st
IRON WAREHOUSE, l2l GREENWICH-ST.
L. ERNElS. BREESE & SAMPSON. successors 10
IN boorman Johnston, Ayes Co have hand and Offer
for sale liberal terms, nal OF SWEDISH hsi
and square IRON.
Russia 7 ) | old Sable Iron
English and American round, fat and square Bar Iron
Braxiers' Rods, sic 10 hafinch
Spike Rods and Shoe Shapes Of all sixes
Horse Nal Rods OF NOrwe old Sable and Juns.s Iron
Band, Scroll and Hoop Iron. OF all sizes
Cast Steel Steel and German Steel OF various stamps
Spring Steel, American Blister >lee, ~ Blister Steel
Boiler and Flue Iron. Of a. sizes
Ship, Boat and Railroad Spikes
Cut Nails. Hrsds and Spikes, Of all sizes
Ava oil Inns Co s,s
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- s,y.Ez-,z1NEW.YORK AND Hail., :.
w - = q RAILROAD CO.-SsynO Arnsi'

~. zazzz>S-NEWsHOhh AMI ts-1 ~ - o.
~ - = RAILROAD Co-ss~.r ~. xc ri
ss<xfs On and after A~ndsy, AZ RI e
INST the Cars will run a. follows, VIZ. Leave Cy -
forayile, Harlem and Monlslsna 80, 7,a ~
{, 2, ), so, T. 5, So, p. ~ ,.A~. so.
Leave City Hal for Forlhsm and WlAans o'"s~'
J, 10 A. NJ; 23D, 5, sP. ~ sspN
Leave City Hall for White Plains. 7, 10 A. 10.
Leave Aonlsiana and Harlem for Guy Hal '-A' "'
Leave Williams saSs s ior Cry Han T. TO lac =
Leave Wtate Plains for City Hal TO- leioA y; ."
ilOPM. u - IL
The freight train will leave White Plains 81 A. s~
Cny Hal. st L4j p. Mfor the present
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miscellaneous.
V 3. PALMER'S


COUNTRY NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING AGEN
~ CY, Tribune Building, opposite the City Hall, New
YORK. Wealth usually the result of wellsd plans care
fully pursued; 1t 10 seldom reached by those direct efforts
which keep the mind constantly the OBJECT rather than
he MEANS"
" b. PALMER respectfully notifies the Merctanfs Manu-
aeturers Pretonai Mtn ifists and the business com
nuny generally Of this city, WIN are DESTROYS of MAKING
.ou abroad their respective Nnss, NUMBER, Street, and
Pups that he 10 the Agent Of some Of the best Newsps
per of most of the principal Towns and Giles OF every Stale
20 the Union and Canadaand that he Is prepared and duly
authorized by the propretors TO receive ideeents for
publication in their respective papers, copies OF which, To-
ether with the of Advertising may be seen al his
Office.
For the information and Of those Who may de-
ire extend their Country Trade by advertising IN the
Country Newspapers for hch he the Agent list Of Towns
and Clues be obaned al his o;ce from which Merchants
aad others may make such selection viii test suit the
kinds Of business which they engaged and IN
he papers Of which may be rr interest TO invite the
ieniion of the people Of the country
This Agency, which originally commenced by the
subscriber in Sil, presents 10 the enerprsng portion
oi the business community acompete system by which ne
procuring the csston cf the country may be
Oraced almost any extent, through the medium OF the
Press the migsy lerer Of the busrn<ss trorld"
V. b. PALMER American Newspaper Agent,
je27 cod Tribune Building, opposite the City Hall
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Sztsssr.-.s5C CALDWELLs, WEST POINT, COLD

SPRING ana CORNWALL.
The Steamboat JAMES MADISON, Capt CHARLts Hal
STEAD viii leave the WarrensIeet Per every Monday "
o'clock and Tuesday and kddsy AZ O'clock W. Retain
ing viii leave Nesburgh every Tuesday Morning al hAt
past o'clock, and every wednesday and Saturday Il
O'clock, 4. VI.
All Baggage Packages or Parcels Bank Bills or Specs,
DLt board s boat tAOut being entered the book "
nec~ipe for be Of lrs thereof ~
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BLOCK TIN WARE MANUFACTURER.
4 GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF Planshed Tin and
"A Common Tin Ware Cutlery, Hard and Hollow Ware
Wood Ware, Baskets Brushes Door Mats, Shaker Sleeves
and Brooms-in Short every variety OF House Keeping Ar
lcrs.
~ B.-A complete assortment Of Co6ee and Tea Urns,
Table Dishes and Covers &c &c for Hotels and Steamboats,
on hand aud N aluiac.ured al the shortest notice.
JAMES Y. WATKINS,
ie4 anil 10 Catharine--L New York
DODGERS g. sons CUTLERY.-AW W. SPIES
IL co. 2l3 Pearsree have Just received al Invoice Of
Rod gers sons genuine Cutlery, consisting Of Pen and
Pocksi Knives SCISSORS and kszors which they selling
a; the lowest price.
Also are now opening a splendid assortment " Table
Cutlery from Sheffield consisting Of Table Knives and FORKS
Caryers Butcher Knives Scissors Ivory >.tis, nc aAy
nIXON & SONS and American Britannia Teaand COT
fee Pots single. Knives and Forks, Flat and
Round Stair Rods Lined Enameus Sauce Pans, Pots
Kettles spder. Bake Pans Tee Trays Ca-ios &c for
by SEAMAN LCNEkhE-
ap2l 3my- 27s Spring street. near Greenwich
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20 FOR SALE-A Farm of Is acres, In Wesicheser
10 on the Boston Post Road. 10 miles from the Cry Hall
- and ? miles from Harlem, within minutes wall
OF the Railroad.
On the place Dwelling House, two Farm
Houses Barn and other Outfiouse- with well at ih'
back door, and brook running through the Farm ove
90 Grated FmiLTrees, VIZ: Apples, Peaches, Pears
Ounces Pums and Cherries; with Cuuans, 0ooseoefne,
and Strawberries in abundance other things
mer0us 20 mention
portion is Wood Land which, II cut will profuce oye
100 cords-consislnng O Oak, Hickory and ChesnuL
The premises offered cheap, a. the owner wishes e
the State. Half the purchase money may remain OF
mortgage
~ The above ha. been Market Garden for the last
wears, and Is well MANFRED Price, $500.
JOHN GARLAND, Gardener,
N..r No. Fam
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feqal Notices.

SHERIFF's SALE.-By virtue of several wrs OF
- Fen Fscas to directed and denvesed, vii expose
iOr sale Friday the Sd Of May in te vesioae OF
the Cay Hail. y O'clock " ~ ,te rghf, ute and interest
which John L. Norton had. the Ism day Of September,
Afterwards whose bands the same may be- OF
and 10 Al that certain lot piece or parce OF ground nm
The buildings h~reon- situate lying and beng n e cay OK
FOUNDED folows-Northersy front by Sinih-strr~t-
souhery by other property OF he Trustees OF te Sors
snug Haoor property -astery by lot known on ne map OF
the sad sailors snug Hlbor property, made By Lud-
number -, and westerly oy 10; known on said map
a s. beng = feet roui anu and - eei III inches on
each side beng No. % said map, and now known - No
~ Ninnstreet Also, a. thai certain piece or parcr OF
and with The buildings thereon situate yns snd oeig u
stree, be,we-n Broadway and Mercers;ei and bounded
follows beginning the south westerly side OF frinee
street AZ point hundred feet souiesseriy from
souihery Of Prince and Mercer streets and run
nng from SAID point soaihv esery and psraet WIKI MeI
and parallel with Princestr-et thrty-seven ise ana slx
inches. thence uOresstery and parallels Win
,,uc hundred and feet 10 The south es;er.y Line OF
Prncesreet ard thence souieasery Along The souiners
inc OF Prics-tr-e, thirty feet six inches 10 the psee
Jf beginning and known a. No s. Prncstreei win
saning. wM JONES, shera
HESsr C. Scorr, Deputy. ais la~ew
The shove sale 1. postponed until Friday the Sth May
INST al lie sane hour and place WIN; JONES, shert.
X. c. sooTr, Deputy. lmyS lawl May >, ls+a
The above sale Is postponed until SATURDAY ne 'n ass Oh
VIM. JONES, Shenf.
II. c. scorr. Deputy. my5 lswsw
The above sale i iuftner po,tponeu 11NA Sa~.s! e
'-' '--' a. -'' '@'l' ''-' '' VIM JONES. Sheriff.
ri. c. Scorr. Deputy. esisw ~
The above = iurer postponed unl4 SATURDAY the
1lst June lSf5 A. the hour and place
WI JONES Sherf
II. {. SCoTr, Deputy. lei'A-ic
The above sale Is further postponed until 18th June SIS
the hour and place. NM JONk>, >hern-
II. {. SCOTT, Deputy. Je-S nc
The above sac Is postponed until Saturday,, the 5h July
Is,5 al the same hour and place. WM. JONES, Sheriff
IL. {. >coIr, Deputy. tiE
The above sale e postponed unu4 SATURDAY me Ian %
July, 1915, al the same hour and plsce ,,,.,,s Ga
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cHERIFF'S ~ALE.-By virtue OF several writs OF
- Fera Facia- directed and delivered VIII expose
sale Nesbue OF the City Hal, IN the Iy OF New
York on TUESDAY the h day OF July S, al II oclocs
noon-al the night, uie and interest OF Elisha b. >aeAe
which he lad on 2sl day of February, sfo or al any
lime ards, OF in and TO tie following described prop
rrty AL that certain piece parcel OF ground Win
he build ng thereon situate lying and beng IN the frsi
IL Slip containing III twenty feet iron and and
-, fOry-nve depth both sides aso all thai piece
parcel ground with thu building thereon. situate lying
and ng IN the Seventh Ward OF the City OF Ne"l Or,
aud known Number l64 Henry street. containing 20
rweniysX and and oc hundred iei
10 depth both sides, be the less New
YORK June ts l84a WILLIAM JONES, sheriff
J,uF. IL PfSgNEy Deputy Sheriff iel6 6llaw
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I'd piece OF Land, situated the Rchmon avenue, al
- joining the property OF Messrs Lyman Low, AspiD
wall and others, commanding most beautiful water an
land prospect The 10 and would MAKE
very desirable country seais FOR particulars apply
10 diva lw) RICHARD VAN DYKE. Jr No. n Wall
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: sn-A sIMMER ADVANCEMENT ,A yGIv H.lr

Fare only III cents.-cAanse Of Hear-On
ind after Saturday, May l7h sij the stramer PAsShc,
Capt JONI OAfFy VIII follows until further notice.
Leave Newark, foot Of Genre -. II A. NJ and y 2
Leave New YORK, foot Of Barclay - 10 A. ". and y NJ
Ga sundays leaye Newark 3 A. ". and r. ~ Leave
Srs-iO 10 A. NJ and z. NJ.
TIE Pas.ac las been lengtb-nei s. feet, and now two
hundred aid twenty leet 0Hg. SHE l-s oes boiler and
new. commofiou- and elegantly furnished ecs saoon !"
feet IN length and Is In complete order Her sccoinmods
ions Tor freight and passengers tse Dee3 very msen I'D
proved.
" Freight carried AZ reduced rates. myI
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. FARM fOK -ALE-

Ea FARM FOX -ALE-,imaied hunson .,-cs
Shre~ sbury, " J. containing no acres, IN good COO
diton, fenced, with locust posts and cedar and ches
rails, small fields well waeFed BY neyer-ialni
The soil Is generally wei suited to grass gram,
and market gardening The Dwelling House is nearly
of the Farm, overlooking the whole of H. with
yi-s of the sdonng Ryer,sO Of the Ocean, three nl,s
distant Tie HOu-. large, convenient, ami bulk Of ths
oss materials finished and containing Is rooms, hai
through feet vide dry cellar paved, under In
whole The Out Budings numerous and convenient,
comprising Out-.ichen wood, ice and wagon houses
cribs shops &c "a large and substantial barn, 10 which 10
attached ss~-In, grsll, cObcrsczer, thresher and
-fra~-cui,er driven by windpOwer observatory,
feet mgh.-a mk-hoase, through which stream OF pure
,prng run-, with head and wheel sufficient do te
chgrning VI isrge dairy also snanthouses, with gar
1ens, wells, &c-A Kiln for burning shells, u wnci
quantities can be easily procured. An appeorchaF
Of about 100 young one Of the choicest kinds, OF
about 80 Also pears, cherries, plun-, ounce lp
bearing. About ~ OF thrifty woodland, tn which
numerous growth Of locust
The Farm bounded by water noted for tle oysters snc
- The situation l. believed 10 be healthy any to BE-
found and combine advantages exceeded by few, by
any, 10 the about miles from Red Bank, and 3
from Eaton Town Landing. The Crops, stoc1 Tools, &c.
may be had with the Faand possession Ia short time.
desired. Tnree-foar- Ol the purchase money may
main mortgage. For farther particulars, apply %
X. CORNELL WHITE, ~ Peafl--f. " T. or
iy1 B. ROBERT WHITE, Jun. On the premises.
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1e-,9A II LlNf.-FOS Albany ,ND TROy Dlss,r--
- The steamboat EMPIRE, Capt K R.
Macy will leave the foot OF Couand-tfeet, II k>DAf
evening nj o'clock.
The Empire owing her light dram off, aier will be-
sbel al AL tines pass the bars and reach Albany AMI
Troy in ample take the Morning Train OF Cars East
~ West
" Zoe Fregh, Passage apply on board, to c.
CLARk. ~ .lire on The Nhsrt eN
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=. NOTICE---A BAKGAlN..--A COUNTRY
4. SEAT AND FARM FOR SALE-neG the village
- Somerville. Somerset Co, New Jersey. SAID Fam
consists OF Us acres Of Land, p of which 10 Wood tn
Buildings are all NEW and built within two yesrs-Hous
and Barn both bull by days work and OF the best material
The House built in the COTTAGE STYLE, 81 by feet front
nall through the centre parlos finished with marble manie-
ojaxka 81 feet front and u down each sdetogeihe
with an Observatory top OF said House two story kc
en- in the rear and Cellar under The whole of the main build
ny with Panes all hagg- through the best
Tie Barn feet long and painted white-Csrsg- Hou-'
Ice House &C Also great variety Of FRUIT OF all de
cnptons-togetier with quantity of Shrubbery.
The premises within four hundred yards 9th Conntf,
,saf aud about q quarter OF a mile of the Railroad. Tn
,sce ia about two hours and half from the CITY, For far
her particulars inquire of the subscriber and proprietor ot
NATIONAL HOTEL, No. CORTLAND ST., New York.
m2I n CHAs. WYKOFF
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Books.


DRICE IS cenis-Consiuing Almanac Civil and judi
cia List Political Statistical and other Information
R-.p-crne the state Of New YORK and tie United stnes-
Ius, rutii shed BY TURNER & HAYDEN,
- 20 John -tr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-07

THE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE. COM.
L PANY or NEW-YORK--Ths lnsitaron. during 'ne

Date No Of Policfs Ifd Or Reep Los E1p. Amt hid
January sis los6 sl2i.esT sS,tA sGE5
June 81 1913 1851 S-5i5 lS3<5e.
liSas +. r.vy.} ~ sa-as 1890! ss'l'
NJ ROBINSON, President
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LEWIS BENTON, Secretary
n The Nautilus lmutua Insurance Company viii trans
,r the Of Life Insurance si The same Oce. yloy
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- EAMAN LOWERRE, 17s >prinsstre-t, Grsen
- cisL Offers Tor sale general assortment OF HARD
WARE Consisting in part OF American and English Locks
SUu Hinges. Frame Pull-s Rail Screws and braces Wool
md Bed Screws Cut Wrought and Hinge Nsi-. Riy-.s
sps NV
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-07

IT, sKW-iOkk AND ERIE RAIL IN
EzSS.s,s'i II ROAD LINZ ior HAidl~tos u, Oossn
and Intermediate places. Two Daily
Lines each way, A. follows:
For Passsns ersTh- new, fast and commo.iors sssn
boat ST. NICHOLAS, Capt ALEXANDER H. sesuLfs W.
the foot Of Duane-sreet daily, SUNDAY sxsepeag
aalf past O'Clock, A. NJ and o'clock r. d. lhfocys
I'VE hours. Returning he vii. leave AifdistD"n~
A. NJ aud hat pasl p. 81 {
For Freight-A base will leave every sfsfnoop
o'clock, tsuEisys excepted. b-freght viii mo- De 80
Tier u4ai hour Shippers are hereby notified Ihst w -
~ ts cons silse and depot or station where svs
en- must be distinctly marked upon esch sfI'c'e' "s'
hey Will not be essed-
Forfurther Particulars inquire Of J. Van Renss'ss' s
corner OF Duane and West streets. -.
H. c. SEYMOUR, supennsno~@
New York, April Let, lSs5 -,,A
~ Stages run from Mddletown daily. In connssnon -
he afternoon Inc ~ Booming burzb, Wgrsoo:9 non.
Mount Pleasant, Bngbamton Owrso, fon
ia.e, Carbonate, &c. .,.r uorf.
On Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays 10 Dunasa' ii
rose. friendsyile. Lenox Brooklyn. Ac.
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FOR HuDsON AND INTEkM ,I Z

esat.Es.zN BU RGH-FARF j0.--Iandng al Van Court
lands Dock, (PceAskill.) West Point, Cold
spring, Cornwall, Se~burgn fishAi and Hamburg.
The and fast steamer EUREKA, Captain VIE
DINE TRUEsDEL leaves the foot Of Barclay street, daily
Sunday. esceped) al 4 r. NJ. Leaves Poaghk-epOe q
past s A. NJ
frelght passage Inquire Of the Captain on board, on
r. ]. HALL. gent. a The Office the wharf lelz
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~U~ N NEW-fOKh MD ALBANY EAfHESS
w1ssS.ae.3N LINE--Tmough without anding-Ts
new low pressure and swim running steam
boat EXPRESS, will commence her regular trips for
the season. and will continue until the close Of nsvigs
on leaving the pier the foot of RosssoSsr regularly
Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays and Albany, Mondays
Wednesdays and Fridays at z. ~ and will arrive IN
pie To take the morning trims ot cars East or West
THIS boat is iled up with splendid state rooms on dech
and her furniture all and of the best kind. Fof pee
sage apply on board ~ above
" B-Er.lghl tskrn II low prices mo ne
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Landings. FROM the Steamboat Pier a the
loot Of Barclay street Leaves Newiork at 7 O'clock A.
NJ Monday Wednesday AMI Friday. and Troy At oclsck
A. VI Albany All O'Clock A. NJ Tuesday, Thursday and
saturday. Breakfast and Dinner on board the boat
The new low pressure steamboat NIAGARA, Capt A.
Degroot Monday. "Wednesday and Friday Morning, al
O'Clock ~
For passage freight apply on board, orto r. H. HALL,
A the Office ON ile wharf
NorcE-An goods, freight, baggage, bank bills sr-cie.
any other Kind of property taken, shipped OF pat on
board this boat must be al the risk OF the owners Of such
-.nll-- fr.lrlf. la -rnYN. Ac. ~
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oes NM Mn az. sIe .! p ilipIRs
Capt X. Z. Macy, viii leave tle .iesltls pier ioo o.
COurlani.- every Tuesday Th4rlsy ana SATURDAY es.f
noon, AZ O'clock
TIE Steamboat COLUMBIA, Capt VIM II fecs every
MONDAY. "Wednesday and Friday afternoon ait O'Clock.
For Passage Freight apply on board or at the ofee
he wharf icH
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1845-02-01
INTEREST ON PENNSYLVANIA DEBTS.


Mr. SKUNK, the new Governor of the State OF
Pennsylvania transmitted to the Legislature on
Thursday last special message on the subject of
the finances of the State, the tendency of which is
to depress in some measure the hopes of those who
were sangune that the interest due on the State
debt on the first days of February and August Of
the present year would be promptly paid. The
Governor says that the balance remaining in the
Treasury the first of this month will not be ade-
quate by some $4,000 to the full payment of the
interest due that day; and, if the full payment be
made, there will then be deficiency Of means TO
meet the payment in August of about 100000.
Under these circumstances, the Governor does not
think that the State is yet prepared to resume the
payment of its interest in full, and to continue to
pay it puncually hereafter; and he submits, as an
alternative whether all the moneys in the Treasury
the first Of February shall be paid out as far as
they viii go in discharge of the interest then due, or
whether such rate of interest shall be paid on the
LIST Of February as can with reasonable certainty be
again paid on the lst of August looking TO gradual
increase in the amount of future interest payments
as the improving circumstances of the State shall
warrant and holding the State fully bound to make
payment OF the arrears at the earliest time
The last of these alternatives appears to us TO be
an entirely fair and honest proposition; such one
as it seems to ought to be acceptable to the Gre
ditors of the State
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1845-02-01

MuSiFIcEsr LBraaLirr.--Thc Hon. ABBorT Law
REscr Of Boston, has given the Of twenty thousand
dollars the Massachusetts, Charitable Mechanic Association
TO aid in the erection Of hall and the establishment Of free
school therein for the education Of apprentices in those branches
Of learning which may be beneficial to their several pur-
suits. The Boston Transcript says
This noble and prncey donation has been accepted by
the Association the Boot estate Bowdon square purchased
and premium Of 500 offered for the hest design for hail.
which trust will be Of such character reflect honor
the Association, and be lasting o the industry
enterprise, and enlightened beray Of the citizens Of Boston
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1845-02-01

Mr.. Polk, the President Elect, according to an
announcement in the Nashville Union, was to leave
that city for Washington on the LIST of February,
this day. Having declined, it is understood, to
accept the invitations rendered him by his political
friends Of public attentions by the way, he will
probably reach this city about the 10th of the
month.