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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-02-07
(Reportcd for the American Republican,
MARYLAND LEGISLATURE.
ANNAPOLIS, Feb. G, lS4


The House, on yesterday, reconsdered the
bill which they had rejected, exempting the
free negroes Of Baltimore from the operation of
a law passed at the present session, depriving
them of citizenship on absenting themselves
thirty days from the state. The said bill was
referred back to the committee which had re-
ported it. Mr.. Williams reported it again this
morning materially Notwithstanding them
from the operation Of the law in certain speci-
fled cases.
a bill was reported by MIR. Frazier, supple
mental TO the act regulating pilots and other
fees,
Mr.. Nef reported bill incorporating the
Frostburg Coal Company.
A bill supplemental TO the act incorporating
the Baltimore and Chesapeake Steam Towing
Co-reported by Mr.. Landlord and
A bill TO incorporate the Baltimore Club, ro-
ported by Mr.. Gallagher, were passed
The committee on grievances and courts Of
Justice were, on motion of Mr. johnson, of a.
A. directed to inquire into the eXpedency Of
repeating or modifying sec. 9 Of oh. II Of l777,
which imposes a fine of $500 upon any minister
marrying, without the expressed consent oft
parents, any male or female under age.
Mr.. Jump submitted an order, which was
adopted, directing the select committee to ex-
anime into the expedcncy Of making Clerks OF
County Courts and Registers Of Wills inelgi-
bic for second term.
MIR. Hughes submitted an order, which was
also adopted, directing the Judiciary committee
! to inquire INTO the eXpediency Of giving single
magistrates jurisdiction in cases of trcspass
where the amount in dispute does not exceed
$50.
Mr.. Graves obtained leave to report a bill to
incorporate the Chesapeake and Liberia Trad
ing Co.
Mr.. Ford obtained leave TO bring in bill
supplemental 10 the act to abolish the Levy
Court of st. Mary's CO., and to elect the com
mlssioners Of said county by the people.
petition was presented from citizens Of
Dorchester co. in relation the wood trade with
Baltimore city.
Mr.. Rogers presented a petition from citi-
zens of Baltimore and Carroll counties, pray
ing for the opening of road therein mentioned
petition was presented by Mr.. Bowdle,
from citizens of Talbot, for the condcmning of
certain landing on the Choptank
! A petition was presented by Mr., Fookes,
from citizens of Worcester and Somerset, pray
ing the passage of public ditching law.
The Senate are still engaged upon the con-
tested seat, or rather are now debating ques-
ton of order, which the subject has given rise
to. Nothing of Importance has TRANSFERRED in
that body this morning.
p. $. The Senate has acted on the repor; Of
the committee on elections, adopting the reso-
lutons reported by the majority, which appoint
a commission consisting of NJ. B. Luckctt, NJ
E. Bartgiz, and Samuel Tyler, to proceed to
/ Frederick to take testimony in relation to the
case OF the contested seat
The Governor has appointed ZabdielW. Pot
ter and Osborne Sprigg, Esqs., his aids, with
the rank of Colonel.
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dereeH eInen unan9enebmen Ibei[ Der Neoieruuosor-
6e!ten aIt Den SaIs 5u Iaoen, au bebonfeH uu6 or.
ytaleltat Su bEtte lolfe @eideute aIerqn6bialt fr
INd leItlt 3u 6ebalten, (NM St,to.
SpanOaM. am IA. Dec. it 2ihed, weIder
Iun9udIldermeile ben &bng bon preusen ud1t tcct.
]ihcBr nit Dem Belle bin9erhtet woroen gIted, NOR
|iebr 9etoBt uno ncllte auf cem Htploee cine 9ure
De ali DIE umteheEoen talteu weIdes ober ce 4OIi,c
oerpot. Gr betteg 9emeieuen Sdrittes cas ShoFct
Huhe nno 5aIte teherrhte feline 3uae er enteleloefe
lch eibt obue iGh Die 1eute bes oeutcrS ndbevn ,w
lonen @r ietlf e9e pa6 Oaupt auf cen 9(cd unH Der
Aoce6ltred' 1el. Seine teeten 9Scrte naren ,,G6
leee Die Srriheit, Q8ohrbeit uno @ereebtiofeit '
SCR II. (Marturg, 81, Dec.) lleber Sorban's
Shfol oernn1n,t man ncd INNER 9tibtS Die Rebr-
aohl Der Soof1noi9en hcfft nuf Elm bn pclt Der Silt
ltoni entb1nccnoes grfenntniB feline s SretIpres
H II 8 tpllnlden fat 9IlIe pie es tenn lbcrbaupt
INN uno leInen Man0cflo9ten i'll &urbc0en iU tpeuta
an Se!elo teb al8 all6w6rt6 unere NreITe lit ecpdI
oa eIe @eniur III @rnan9nn9 zines VreB9eleses ,aanl
mIutubrd 9ebonphabt miro, 3u gebrllt, nm Der GINS
p1noun9 9Sore Icben ;u fonnen, unD Die ,,fa1cllde
ol9emetne 3eun9" bat ohncbin ftct6 ca6 rinsip per
tcl9t tlBlIde Nra9en nht Su bcprecfen.
e a mon Sc ne, Der befauute, in kSttfer
glttun9 ltebenoe, bure eiucu leleren cbEthdQfeits
t1 ous9e5eldneter iiraelltiiher 8anfier lit am o.
Sec mt Dem Gooe ab0egan9elt Gr btuterIdst icneu
et5l9en Scbne Der, lre Don eIoen Selteu tehauptet
miro, NIT Dem plane umQcht, uad pGri5 UberMfIecer
e'n Sern1o9en Don 16 bis 90 DdCouen.
9S II, 81. Gec. Ter rlbmlch befannte Gectnt-
Ter, Nerr Sforrle, bat bic Wahiuerfabrif bes Ocrrn
Ntsther nno puntCn bier pad3tlpeile l6ernrmmen, II.
Nat eerett6 ollie Scrtchrun9cn gum anSoebch hnte1en
Setreb oerlelben 9errffen. Die T. StoasperwaItlmq
ouen nat 30 locomotive fr DEN getrte6 Der Staat6-
oaonen tbn III Sert9ung 0egeben, We3u frs @rlte,
I'M oen 9rpdrtun9en III ge3H9 Auf prpmpte Qblefe
fnnq entpred)en Su fonnen, Gtnen Nrc6eu Gbeu Ter
Seltanotbetle dt6 9trroamerifn tcmmen lo(Iem mus
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1845-02-14
Ser l5aterlan6 s. SreWnD un6 gei1f Ser 9eif

uM1er td9 Ii d 8rco sic ebunsbeute.
:5m US 'e bat etne Wittpe, I'M ibren @eIebteu al
be!rotbeu, Der tps9en oes anOes cine unecflibe gbe
eetrehtets pier Gage lang ihr enS9es Aino in eiueu
te Gag nno Oatt nur nm ein Stllfdeu Broc ober bic
Gabenmatter mar unerbtIld Ger Goccsenoel hattie
@rbarmen uno nabm es Su f1d. Die Srau lteUte lTdb
nber oen &0o ltres jinoes unr0itlidI bic Oeobbarn
hmndten ben Sar9 ceiIelbeu nit 8lumen uno lc truo
nan ee hnoue. AIe ober am @rabe Der pfarrer pas
N1ternler betste uno an bic Wprte fam Infer tao
Iid Srco 9jeb uns beute, oa brod bic Grau in [oues
9eldrc' aue, worf 1d gu Spben unb 9eltonc unter
ben 1d3refeblten @epifleusbifeu ibre unmeuftIid,e
2bat. Ig. Scrr
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1845-02-14
Cine portrefilide Bouerc; III yerfoufen,

untsr@hstrr tt Dcrmtt rtne rprcfNc Saucrci ntbaf.
ho loD A6er 9ls S"unnp nScf1Dr Otter scta.t
canton "o Orer prn NatfIcn, gum rrfauf Gs be.
nsfn m ms nr"t 2erRnbaner uno cine CUTE 9eurr, Slau.
0 r W S e ionse tIslne et9u%teiten r"rauf tr
nr GIN lun9rf S"Nm9arn, rrr ipn Srr aa nrbrerc su.
' errHaehoe NueIn res tctrn GHoitrs Nb bat bic Sau.
ere1 hoD 11onrs 9r5-Sonlusc wcrprn rrb tDun p 3e.
nno tanftn tpnem. Src rtc ,u tadfen ranfben
feeten lei etm nr5einrtcn Saucrrt iprbn an.
"talc prtettt tic r16 D0ne ttAti9rn unp feline %pinsun.
gen rrfotrcu tcnucn.
0udclaus 2aubiher.
Satton s.. 81. Sanuar ls4j. s74m.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1845-02-14
Road Notice.

Notice is hereby given, that petition will be pres
en'ed TO the Commissioners Of Stark County at their
next Session for an alteration Of road commonly called
ElIks MiIIoad, in Lexington Township, Stark County,
Ohio; beginning for said alteration where said road
crosses BE East bounding line Of the west half of the
south quarter OF Section No, 81, Township No. 49,,
Range No. q, thence a souihwestery direction in a
straight ne nersect said road again five rods south
of the south line Of said half quarter. I'll those inter-
esed may attend if they think proper.
A. PETITIONER.
Lexington Tsp. Jar, 81. 1916,
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Sn ben, Gtdotheu Qaucafter, 70 >pie Gdeccn, it, Der
fdbe Der beoeutenben Soanoel6itabt Buffalo, g. D., it
nunmehr Der tritfatboliihe Gjotte5oen pie aud pas
Sdul,pelen eecrbnet.-@lern, benen br ei9eues Gee
lenbeil uno baS Der Sbraen SerSen Ie9t, weroe,r
hermit euselacen d caieblf niecer5uLaeu> sumal ba
Die @e9eno 9eiuub uno Der @ccen gut 1T.
s. q. &rdmert 9yfr. II. WtlIIcndr.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1845-02-14
Scbneioer + 05e(tbdft.
9ft6Dlou5 95cur,
"eltIiete Eu5cararuas StraBe, Gantrn SMc.

'N>>''>'N "~''NN'u'pNS SllubtI SuHlCN AntC.
NsE 1t letnen &unrcn ue rem lutfum hermit tie tr.
AA 8etcnte Nnet9c, ba6 CT np INNER fcrflbrt pttna,
ntt 0eit1t III alien rtnn rerfbcrcncn 3mecn an (cnsu
"en Stanrfuntt III Ger mtiGcu Susearomas trasc rtm
"SrontItn ,91ur tbrd9 ee9 enltrr, ~ trtreitrn.
Sctn ArEtt H0rlnt G., n0 Der tb6nn uAp caucrtaftc.
tten Art unh IN brrtnmmun9 nit r&ten unp telieb
tsiten rer gu rerrrtI 9en St cba mcnotl p1tetltn
cbrr 0lcu Wrrt unb ;rcr6cnth pcn Varis Grant
rr) Srnc @epin8un9tn tnp nae Soften scrt5ttt r
9rweHnif
Sertt9 8 III a d1 te GIebunq.
t"lt tt es "uf oInp "nb gum 9cruf u itbr ti9u reiEw
tur . a DR. CT { crrr 0lncDm arc &ai1otsprctte ''
canton, scr. ! l, lS45 29stp.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1845-02-14

0Rn ~ Scb marttn 1eader, ass 9eiAsnet, ober.
IcU va ANTS TRAD, S6niSreid QShrtember8 Z
Oertelte lit felt 1880 Amerifa fol- m Sobren tt
lHbeelina 90, austbaen batsn Gr lit etpa A. Sabre at
uuo @dtreiner prrItrn 5eine untcricnee @twefer
pn(ht bnl Sart Ocn i1m gu erbatten unter slsent<r
4eersft; Utar.a Sartara Na6tr.
care of Mr.. A. Faller, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1845-02-14
9l II 8 f II II ft

9lu5 T II II ff
tpirc eebeteu iiter eas 9eben ODER Gpe ocn & b. 6.
unb Srieb h 8 hMls.
Erttrtr Fam 1886 unb $eterr 1898 in btn Der taaten
Oit Strren Gciidcn, frmie iterbaurt at Oecmbenz
frtnrt no teens 9ctctc te $tem 1eb siGsR
NaaAri4t Ut crt1ctttn
rtitian 9 d1 1mers ], pittsturs, ga,
Sti ~, Is44 26 4n,. =
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1845-02-14

ar b yebten Scnntag, pcG Nlbred t.,
gbefral1 bon Wartin 9Ilbreo,t, bon platn I1p.--
= yIm leBten Wcnta9, jNr 8 ri y. 5 III III c r,
0roccrtlt prn Canton, i'm 9llter oru 80 cSabren
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1845-02-14

ReAtt { ii 6 6.-9lu6cr rcu 6raaen eer Ginper
IeeuH9 ocn Scra6 nno Oregon uuo Der Silcuuq cluce
nelteu Wcltltthen Gjctlets, inter nem 9fauen Ne
B. dsf u, tieaen oem @ru9reit bic Anlud)er un,9uf
MatnHe nrel c ucuer Staotcu-NEcrioa, QSl5fcntIr
Nlno ,SrAro nit BEN raefd renictrattd,eu @rntu
fu"1sentmnrfcn rericItcn, urr, reIde ecre mir aut
aeirncer6 rem SGni9e urn Neu6cu, ocr ME es bciBt
nhh rrntl1t) o1mt un9shcn icl, letncm Ertfe eine
&cnAtttutIcn Su &C ben II, sur ocrherlaeu Ourd,Ccbt
empfetten mcden. llcbrocne II e6 GclpB, oaG cs oer
a1ls9eli0CttRd)fn Nlce ntdt oil grpauGntraft - ocm
n'Nus t"r"lav"s SIuMenhcthS, su @u9liith, Dem GO
ahead prnripl"-aebr1't, uno eae mir, rcnn mir eS
nod rihr ttno, jecenfaaS balo cn grr6ee &of Irpn
nraube,. 9kSn otGfen ucht uncrp1bnt latn, caB Die
>r farmz2'Ia ms1tat' i'll 3ufunfr eufatbe Sricfe
fir jsoe D,tons biz msf 90 Wtlen nur Sents mo
fur jccc Ofauj oarllbcr uur 10 @tnts foteu cacu,
,pieaeidt iii beIosn Niuisrn paIrren uuo ;um Secs
aperoen biri:c gu unfcrm Yccoueru nat Der Senat
Gas ehr eerinrioe NAB srchIbc9ri'ncete 9mencement
Ss5 \Herrn u les (Grsrtmeter5j wcrnae) oas
5rieprrto lit aufuuft uicb; lan9rr nao Der obl,roen
'orpreltcn Gar: ocu 5 a uro q ~ d, +, icll-
bern tlrs uno einaeb n1& osn sc 70 d) bercd,uct
s'rerocn eute, ntd't an9enrn'men. (0t3t9.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1845-02-14

bnolihte,ten berleIben perI6nIid oerantncr[1 modt
oeronlaBte elne febr anae Debate, bic ben qan1cu
SladHnItta9 rdbrtc. Die CemCfraten woren ndtilrd,
oa9e9en, bic Wb9S b1fitr. Die SOerrn @nuo uno 9Pil
HeI'n ieifneten lId ribuIidb BEL Der Debatte aus.
Sirnltas Setr. 4.
Sena t~Wcr9ens tpur6eu eine WalIe gittidrif-
ten eIn9ered1t.-Ele Bill fir bic grridtunQ eines nel.
en 9eEtdlts Circuits inn nor0weltlioen Sbeie SbioS.
nuroe BON DerrE Serrel jur6berthtet uno eab Gin
LAP 5t e1ner parmen Debate, All Der numeutdb bon
SSsmcxsot1sr Sete o!e 9errn Matters, Disney uo
Nnoere 9e9en Die Sl tbeilnabmen. Die ViQ proe Der
COMMITTEE obermols lter9ebeu. Cine 8ia, ,poourd,
ce Staot = lepe "a autboriltrt miro, c5uireftp-
rem ocn proolicnen ul1o anoern 9rtifeln ansuteQen
palilrte gum Drlttenmae. 8lsihfalls paIIlrten Elm
paar S1le fur ben Serfanf BON Shu0dnoereien in
Oclmes 8 ScuntD.
0aud. Die GerbanoLun9en bes oau1eS iporen
9eute 9le1 eenen ees Staaes, iebr If II, ruabr-
tbe1nIh III @rtp1run9 ces odu;eubeu Nu1f fern
lnppers oa5 9Ifreo SaeQD bente 9Ibcnb ben GjeleB
9ebun9smit9lle 9eb Wlon Ia9t Cerr &ellp oiett
o'ees ellen Su s9ren Der pdll1run9 res . y Ia
nes. Rely lit ein fIu9er Wanu Elm grocer eli, oe-
tpaltl9cr Wann -weuu feile popier0el erIt
ta 9d'pung 9ebrad)t ein miro berrlide 3eten 9ll1-
itern uAD 9Setn fir Gupper Obio lit Elm ercBerGtoat
Is N'atcgsn tit papierselo reider llno cas Gclf,
oas 9Ihdllde 8cIf - ia ra6 orme a beitenoe
8ett bas bat freAd) eieie Id0uen Dir9e ale III BE-
nbIen !
SD wrtIt i'd trdr' Sanfprelteut
SdB' auf heM Ihrcne orcbeu,
Sdm1roier ii6eu um MIDI bcr,
G!e mene { ii mpe Irbrn %
Dann tpirf td) ffots mid III bic gSu(t
lluo fdlau ast5 mcinem Nnme(
4ssrdd,tlld auf oo6 gclf terat,
(lHo auf Irtn ARM 3e9n,nel.
HUB fommt mir 10 eias Silr9cr5nauu
Die eumpen etnSutlulGeu,
Ndlin beIBt6 ,,oer @lerf lit NIT benz Gjco
9tdd Iera5 fcrt9cta fen!''
Au len un5eerHttn SicNru tiss5 eusJrns Antttamten
llutcr rem bcuti9en EerhauMunaeW ocs Naules flu
ben mir bios trlaeuoe5 eiEiser:naSen 9Sidti9e Gtnc
Blu, rprourd Ecbert JtrfNH9er autbcrire piro, elue
Brilfs uber cen Snec1rulpas Xlu iu bauen pdfIIrte
gum orten Wle. Glelt,faQb ealElte eire Bill in Se-
Slla auf 2elt1mrnIe gum Drittenmole Cerr 0tlmelll
rtithte cine Stldnitt bon @uratrn prn M ercer
Counts 9c9eA Die GercNunA oes S,uutpIBes eilr. Die
Bdnfbia ipurce sum erlten W1e g1s pDr9elstn, aber
nEdjtS fdrlltcr perblnetlt.
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3rpei 91eenbe, bic fld nnerpe9s getrcfeu, febrteu
sulan.men in einem @athofs elm uno beSosen e,n ee
meiuihaftlihes 3iumer Mit Sefremben bemertte Der
cine, oas Der anbere ces 9tads eine entceln onbe
aluf feline Srage, parum oise aeidebe, CAB hm ierer
pie stusfunft d bin enn,al i'm 2raum in zine G;los
tderbe 9etreten, unb bas bat MIDI 70 seldmer,t oas
id1 nIdt mebr barfue iblafen mag.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-26

u1an is dong well He va. sbou, 20 years old but h
name W. could not learu.
- Hon. DANIEL D. BARNARD WI denver inc
Grafton, and EDoAE A. Por E.q he poem Before 'hr I'd
.onaihesn and Euclesn Societies o. tee University o.
New YORK NJ Dr. POTS Church u uniTersliy Place o.
the evenins Of the srs, Of July.
= ThediHculiy Of getting good article OF IA
bic vlnezas-7ure cider vinegar. made II the Old lash
ionet way By exposure in ne open ar WITH an aFoa
and FAVOR 70 Il having tz.nt OF vn-sky-aA house
keepers know and INIT Just such an article a. ~
nave described made By Mr. Nathan Jackson corner
Of % Avenue and liih-srrest who supplies Il n an
quantity 70 families and 70 grocer We nsTe USED n
.arni'y vinegar sad Know whsttr
Il Charlie, L Chandler master OF brig Homer
4 Boston va. yes.ersy knosed down AZ tie corner
Wa-s.st ani james sip and ROBBED Of AZ watch worth
So. AID So 10 money O;1cer Jo=-phs tAis mornia-
crested man named Philip Cox. from whom he r.
,.s.-.i he watch
- Moor H,rEyEYEs has We understand De
-el h4, r. 10 siern- 1o0;hs sAal 10; be erecfec
re-f- liz Park on rhe E0ur-1 u July. An alniI
.1.- decision. Il be 90 lrXpress
- lie steamboat Meteor was sold Tor $4,000
~ .l-'.on e. lie Exchange yesterday. BY l. " Hoa
nan /. n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-26


PaiLsDrLFan., June p Pm
There were seven removals snd appointments :
he Custom Hoasc Yesterday and many more .,r,..-
Col Jack J. now on his trial il the United So.
O.rci Court charged win forging cetacaie N 80
-l OBJ Tain pension
In the case Il the United states " pur.er r.
hanan the Jury thi. morning rendered ve,i.e, !,
avcr oi The defendant o.: SStc =. abr Gelccsr. ~
claim q Gcvcrnrltut
An business viii b. suspended 20 morru~ in "a,
.,1uruce OF ihe Funeral Pgocess.,o. Sc
.uiic done IN sioyks to-day. Stlie Elves opcrol
IA dec. ns OF buf closed - -; Wimiagfoa e. ~
.h.,,,, tc. OIL; U1i'sd ~istcs Bank Reading RA.nI
Vick.bur- Lchish improved J. IomoTro~ ~.
,asrd " q NOT meet having Adjourned Over ur'. Free,
Fi-,i Board -soO Wilmington Railroad III q G-s,
81 sSpO stale s. IS. s3,l 10 ~. <5OoO 90 IS, !.
Reading Railroad ~ S.oOO Cincinnati Bouds y, !
g,ek.5ur. =. 10 Camden snl Amooy Railroad Il. s
Nsnuiac. 4 Mech L. Pr % * OF conmerve ~ |,
Farm s. Mech "a AZ
sefond Boir2-s 8,Oo STATE s.. 2d., Isl NGirsri 1,
- L. States BsrA a sac - leiisA. : ow L. al &c
Wilmington Railroad b. ". "a. III. . Farmers A.. X
.hanlcs Bank, at.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-26

RrvNlSo THE BOUNDARY LINE.-The six Com
nissiouers appointed by the United states and Grea
trlAn 10 run The boundary line between the PROVING,
4 Canada and the States. in Berkshire in th
county.
When in Rchiord hey Gu, of the farms OF three sooe
scrmoniers-t~o locufccos aud one Whis-and now
Aerr farms are situate in Canada
As The Loeoioco Representative from kchiosd hsd
,ut majority last year. suppose he VII not be
pleased with this governmental Interference
The boundary line understand. IS 20 DC marked
y iron monuments but halt mile distant the from
he other We have heard II SAID that these monument,
Nl be useless when Polk extends the OF freedom
y snneSins the adjoining Province OF Canada thu.
epuhAc Exactly st Adams Messenger
~ The address OF Mr. Bancroft on the occasion
the i1nera! so!emni,ics 10 the memory Of Gen Jack
on OF Friday NJ Wsshin. on Will be delivered from II.
eastern portco of the Capita II the weather prove pro
aous bat. Otherwise IN the Hall Of the House Of
Representatives, the Of which has been granted
Itch al alternative should be presented by the Door
,eeper Of the House.
tE~ Rev. DR.. DrrrIELD is Presiden, of the
Presbyterian and Congregational Convention now II
ession Detroit The proceedings for the first rwo
lays mainly Of preliminary character SATURDAY
Vas 10 have been devoted 10 free conversation the
state OF Religion.
, Rev John Pierponi OF Boston is said 10 be
his way to Chicago snd Their. Is some probability thai
ne may be settled over the Unitarian society there.
~ We understand that upw ards OF fifty mem
,ers OF the church al South Boston. under the OF
Rev. W W Patton (oi which Mr. fsrchld wss once the
nnisier) about forming themselves into new con
reest,on BY the OF the Psyson Church and that
hey intend 10 call Mr.. Fairrhild cor their pastor.
Boston Chronicle.
- A, the General Sessions Of Monroe County
cromwel Anthony VAS found guilty. Of bissmy. He mar
led ms nrst wife in Coursnd County in ls-t. In Feb
ussy last he came to Ogden passed himself oil as
minister VI the gospel succeeded in gaining the s-ee
'ons OF an eSeeien, young sir named Em.lie Stevens
hd married her No defence was offered on the pan OF
he prisoner.
" We learn. with great satisfaction. tba, Judge
rArsNrkh eharsed The Grsnd Jury At Camden o.
accident ~ ~
Is The General Assembly Of Rhode Island ~
assembled at Newport on Monday but there wss No
quorum present in ether branch
STEAMBOAT BrRSr.-Tbe steamer L arce,- on her
way FROM 81 Louis 70 Louisville entirely Consumed
BY sye, ~ "Wednesday uGniaS. ,hs Ign nat
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-26

TIM LAST Day or SaEARiVo was duy honor
.d hy a the Nantucket irbes-thc Coisns, Macys HUI
-eys ami Siarhuck--ani their allies and other. from
fl, villages round qhouf-COiuif. Old Town. New Bed
ord and rNOunia.n And in the spirit Of their fathers
the Day kept by the young men For no sooner bad
the sable goddess n ght yielded up her 20 the
arch 81 day old FOL than citizens running
o. and fro. preparing for rde snd day Of pleasure
H-h wife. child sweetheart
Bv ten o clock vehicles OF every sort were the
beside. many young bucks mounted on gay sieeds
nd divers squads Of bare footed pedestrians all vending
tlcr Way suI 10 participate in the delight. OF
-hearn-" which had now been increasing In sweetness
and gallery from Tuesdsy Thus travelling with their
ace and garments covered with dust the resen
bed very much caravan Of the Desert which had just
enc ounte rtd simeon.
The tents. one or two Of which kept By co.or-i
per-ons. seemed be dong brisk business but The
Temperance Tent the genera rtsort OF the multi
tuds. aid ed during the day with true blue Wash
-touan-. who were vainly enteavorns 20 make room
The evening dance by getting nd Of The cccrearn
and other article. VIII which the tables were loaded
-u could not pc done the dishes and jar. would so
full Notwithstanding the evaporation which was cont n
lA!y Observable The Treasury OF the Reformed Meme
>orey .h1uld think had been es-eniia.ly reformed
and whereas 10 minus the neediul y j. plus
Old Frank" wa, On hand with cal sui and box wood
enough furnish hornppes snd gs for those who ief
disposed 70 practice heel and toe exercise and he had
his hands M Of business and his pockets full Of silver
The shearlns festival va. closed WIN grand dance
n which any and every body seemed % take par
without regard % sse or cO.or--a neutral dance
board having been laid down by one or more cay souls
connected with the Temperance t,nt
Nantucket: Inquirer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-26


PAIL FACTORY Is In this city At 21s Fihh
.treei between Avenues { 4 ID, lot OF novel Ma
hnery "a. has been here for an sge-Parsnt Ma
hnoTy for the manufacture Of Cedar and Painted Pais
4 Is certainly surprising tina, enterprsns persos
IA. not ere this launched ont tina, body
Mechanics Wooden Ware Manufacturer and gone
MO come way Of manufacturing by machinery.
The machinery allude TO- Is the only thing Of the
sind IN the city and has but just been put Into com
ll,te operation II l. capable learn, Of being worked
throw OF from 200 to 800 Of what called common
painted pals, per day. Is this possblei Tempo
= Why, an ordinary DAYS work offs New. York Coop
r t. We believe the making Of only u the Fancy
iress-h0und' and Of the common or ironbound Pals
sow with this Patent Machine the same msre
n IN the sfre time even his As sample o. ne
extraordinary rapidly with which some psrts Of iSe
manufacture Of pals worked with this novel sppsr
will state thar there u hand. now IN t. fns
turn the inside 10y this machine Pals turned,
ut The crossing for the bottom round OF the ny or
mouth Of the pail. and andpsper l20 hour-ua
sng 1900 In ten hour
The numerous applications for the purchase Of fese
'ompilcried works have finally induced the propnef
o throw them into market notice OF which 10 " Be
0uni under lie Auction Snes Of today. This IL fTs
'AaDcc for some "1o-ahsad Senms" and we may wei
MY, now and forever he fellow hat today becou"
po-se-sor II 30 novel fringe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-26

~ AT the Loco.Foco Territorial Convention,
ield in Iowa City June II. DR. BAILEY OF Van Bu-
On county. was appointed President A. c. DoDor
nomins,ed for reelection to Congress, and reso-
utions were passed. laudaiory of Mr. Polk and his
Observation-Disclosures the Tariff and the Dis.
ribuiion of the proceeds of the Public Lauds-ap-
rowing the annexation of Texas-asscriins our
iSht TO Oregon--sympsikising with Don-and ap
rowing the repeal Of the charter of the Dubuque
sank. and the law TO resubmt tho Constitution to
he people