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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-11

srrps.-Merchsnfs reject lower offers for Lin-eed'
and the private purchases upon very small scss
The following nav be taken - the latest prce- peiu
Raueseed per Last a26 10 s2- English red Clover yer
cwr sos TO ga he 54s 10 oOs Foreign red IS. 70 -
white 81. 70 Cos Hempseed per Us to 5-- Lin7evu
4Os 10 4J-.
Wool The biddinzs have been very animated a. nc
rublic ale. Of Colonial WOOL which are still IN pro
ali usr,ie. being anxious 10 get sbundanty supple0 20
80. previously established fully supported en1 81
oui.e equal 70 those Of The i--t public auctions
TArLow-A good business transacted and the 3l''e',
considerably improved 33s o. has been obtained iOi
large quantity q South American
FRrlGHrs At LIvERPooL.-frei-hfs Z" il' ~
very dull without any exceptions. ana fti - CO.
gers are going ~ thls SEASON a. he year Ls =
New York say-Copper To- 90 % o. ~ 80 ~ - fas
class Jos pig iron bar iron il- Il, 49,,
ca Tsch .hip half fnl and but t'e wen. ' 80 g.,
Nes.rs Focse & Bout ship hroseIs, - 80 ..-
ious for transient ships New lorA--Hg 49, - -
Ina N -. 81 . coar.e. crates - IN, = -
-, IN. Rosion-fne goOd-, - o. -
-. a ,,ei-h,s -: hardware, lo-. nai,''''i-
s GOOD. %, hardware. Sos crates. o ~t.-Ni : io
Ia ps,roor--sne goods, p. coarse % 'IA,e-'
-. ,.o;gb, IL; hardware, 2Js- New Ofiesns-lhe
- ~ bardwnre. DOS coarse. lIs ID crates ln-
.,L. r. 90 2o. Moble-nominal. Savannah, &c
ro,s,,g o4ering Philadelphia, fine goods Us % 70 -.
o5s,e n. weight 20 10 l0s; eerthenware, o- to :.
sb;ns abundant and business duil.
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DIED.

On Wednesday morning the oh inst IT her late res.
donce Low Point Fisbkiil Landing afer short but &C.
we're Illness which she bore with Christian resignation
RACHEL COTTON wife OF Walter Cotton late oi ms
city, deceased IN the 18th year u her age.
~ Brooklyn. On Thursday evening the IN met oi eh0
inianfun. MARY LOUISA infant daughter OF "iDiAm
g. and Mary c. French.
yes;erday August Olh, after short and,sesefc hne''
FRANCIS FOWLER, son a. the late Dr.. Francis fo"e
Of this city aged % years
His relatives and friends and those Of hs mother WIS
Sarah A. Fowler invited attend his funeral ms
Afternoon at ? O'Clock, from 81 West Broadway.
Al Hoimdel, Monmouth Co. New Jersey, on SUNDAY
August 3D. Mr. SAMUEL SPARKS, aged 80. Mr. spsn'
native Of Virginia and sailed officer Of diner
ships number Of years out Of this port lie no"
safely moorcd to take his long rest.
Virginia papers please copy.
August l-t 1875 Of bilious fever AT sunbury, Delaware
Co Ohio, EDWARD ROWLAND. NJ. ID. aged IS yesfs
The deceased native Of Windsor Connecucat ws'
graduated ~ Amherst College and pursued his pro'ss
ional studies No the Medical school At New Haven "
H. was aierward employed assistant physicsn n As
Mclean Asylum for the Insane East Cambridge, Mas
and subsequently Ia the practice OF Medicine 81 tas
Hartford C. whence he removed % Ohio In the Autumn
II 40
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" $500 ChnIIense.-ro al Loek.mi.hs .oA d

" SoVO CnuIfeuge.-To all Locksnins son -
individuals manufacturing AID selling Bank Locn -
sess.ns actual security. ..
The Jnders gneJ, manufacturers Of S~welrs PsSH ~
rautopuc Bank Lock, with view u for ever Paipns
es the comparative security o. ne various Lcss DIV
Ore the Public do hereby invite and challenge al priv
pose ~ the Amerrsn l1siiuie Sr~-fofs, on or -" -
thr nrst " mex, september where he m1trf NAY y,
-lnraied for fair and open rsl, agreeable ~ we 49,
Ons feren 80 forth. wn.s w. pledge ourselves ~ 50
nd Aide by, claiming for ourselves eqiA Pfi'H7sS~
hose which We grant 81
We vii put ~ he Patent Paraatopuc Bans Loo "
I've hundred dollars IN competition WIN ne Lee
other manufacturer 10 tie word, aud an equal san ~ ~ AZ
70 accrue ~ that parry who hal succeed IN op'"'s
.ocz II iArir competitor
Toe provision, sud privileges are A. lolo~s. 90
We vii placs into th~ possession Of any snise'e -,
Ofihe ParsBoptic Bans LDcss for Twelve boof' 4,
~ may ~ agreed upon for tn pufposs " examining
construction and deysing means, II they can, % or' A. -
has been laced upon ihr door and locked up 90
conclusion tie examination the Lock 10 e fetafDs ~
he bands of COMMITTEE or "a our possession iH fN
pose OF satisfying ourselves thai III. Locs Is 70 ""
order. - a
The operators will then be allowed 70 put tns Lo ~
yetl-r themselves IN presence and screw -
ioor thai he they may BE- satlsfod that every -
placed the position IN The Lock - tbsy ses 49, 4
time oi nallOn- TIE Lock then 10 bc sosAon ~ 4
tral by Conrnter on any chang winch can ~ Mi
he s-y These advantages Will prove whelirf n' 800
against It's maker aud other persons hssihk 80
advantages and sloaid he they b- saece~s'u N :.
ny The 10 - IN firsc ses, they VII DC e@'
and paid he above ~afd. - "A
Any person persons, rh-reor-, having sah lsA "a
the security Of their l. ca Ia meet us IN ne rfh -
1aInei and Vii produce Locx which Il Tree ifon h -
lies 0f deception, VIII pleas. Ia adde's. as 1'"-e
same meilam which cOavrys slli- challenge. -
DAY NEWELL, Bank Los .. Rsa,dsst
.Sew-iofs, August s. l8fl >s Dr. s''' -
\ b. rss LocS projacei must Ia no pIseaA a. ~ -
apou .Ds rgh sscsls i've lse Pssai PAsa'opas i -
mutation Baak LOCK- ~ ss&~s
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MAR RIED :

At Elzabcthtown n J. 9th inst Efsstus Lyman IT, Of
NewYork 10 Abigail Wade OF r..
AtNorfolk Va oh Edward Paul 10 Indiana AdehA
only daughter Of Fowler smith.
Al Albany 9Th Peter p iiouck to Hester Ann Van Ant
wcrp.
Al Prarieyile, WISCONSIN Territory. Goth uIt John
Thomas March. Of that place, To Jane Flanagan, late
Albany
AZ NewlIayen. Ct Gardner Bradley Of Utica, 10 Flo
riuda SimOns of \. H.
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Above all le, them do per.onsIly Whist they resolve
70 40 There i. deep seated prejudice against the
whole race OF landlords agents attorneys &c
throughout the disturbed region IL Is popuia''y
believed that these have interest IN Keeping me
lea-ebold system in force-thsi they have been
growing rich by process which imPoverishes both
land. and tenants while yielding scanty return to
the landlord Proprieior- you can restore peace
and t-i, 20 the distracted region by personal efforts
and explanations, you do gross wrong TO tie com
manity if you leave the business 10 agents and
.her.f- Act. We entreai you. promptly and man
"a U.s.
Ps Since the ehovc was written iniorma''on
has been received OF the death Of Sheriff steele
from the wounds received by him while 10 the per-
.ormance Of his official duty.
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Western Elections.

KENruckr.-LerngioH Disfricf.-Garreii Davis
7,0 ahead in the Wig end OF the District the first
night. He is considered safe.
XII Disfric'.-John P. Games, w ig, runs well
ahead Of Tibbaits opposite Cincinnati. We hope
Games is in.
Louisville Disfricf-On the first days poll
Thomasson i only $50 ahead in Louisville. and i
30 behind in Jefferson CO. Bad reports from >hel-
by Henry SC. We suspect Nattall Loco Is elected.
IyDIASA-Old Wayne Co. gives c. b Smith,
last Wing VI. {. 755 majority ever John Finley
irregular Whir. whole Wing ticket elected .
Reps Fayere Co. 35l maj. for Smith whole
Nhig ticket elected. Hon. CAIEB b. SMITH is
reelected to Congress by probably over 1000
majority.
Ohio Co. gives Is majority for Thos. Smith over
Egglesion, Whig. for Congress.
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MAINE NoNrSATIoy.-On Thursday, Aug. :, a
Whg State Convention for the nomination of Go
vernon. &c. assembled at Portland. Upon the Sc
coud ballot FIREMAN y. MORSE of Bath the able
representative in the last Congress from the Comet
District obtained majority Of all the votes and was
thercupon unanimously nominated as the Wing can
II .-.t-. fl.r Irl,.rI-.r
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LoUisyillc lyiTfhl District.

C0rresQontence Of Inc Inbune
LOUISVILLE by. August 9Th l-i5.
DEAR SIR We have full returns Of the first
days election in Louisville, Jefferson Shelby, Old
ham, and Henry and partial returns from Carol
and Trimble Cos. Thomassons majority over Nut
tall in the whole district on the first day i far from
80 We think Thomassons election by small MAORI
~ pretty certain. Our returns from other districts
amount 10 little or nothing Yours truly, g. ID. 7.
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fHltAbkLFHIA Nug IV-F "
The Commissioners of Southwark appesr .e,,,
mined % 60 away ~iA the present rowdy ere ieo.r.
m.uf II tho district and bsvr accordingly z3.ruur.sra
5000 f1r the purpose Of purchssn. enxue hoe crl
hose carr.a.e & They have ESQ ordered thcir ccu
v.uic. who occapy The property Of he d,rct ., u,
.,f. ,hs same forthwith This tasy refuse a. d.
Sannc 3 Warner. Jr the ab-condn. no,. broke,
ia. -f s..n arrested fhsr, beng rumog O. tn. s-,
on F-iiss siernoCn iie hs- i, m cry With >t1o0,
..- and Will never ~. md. sSy su-er hn-,lf,.A
br,.lf back fi the sum of sltlO. fhe smoun, - ~,
-u.rl -inr.aIln- thaf De- would pay louhif n.
sam % be- pslm'frd o. .o ahead and pol'rc oscsrs
t.u Auow are nof ai over particular nos-s Gays
Little dome iu >iOcas or SATURDAY With no change
worth noting 10 ihf pfirc oi quotations.
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TC-DhYfs OUTSIDE.

FIRST PAGE.--Arnysl Of the Great Britain with full
abstract OF Fercen News Doings in Parliament, g. sc
FOURTH pAGF.-Li,i OF Letters in the New-iork Posi
OFcc Do in City Despatch Post Office Money and
Marine News
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-11

AMERICAN MUsFuN The Manager has pfO.hel q w.
BAD for 0-day. The Virginia Dwarf, the S"~-i0rs O~.
l1d Fortune Teller feengageIt afl may DE- -'sD -
hours There will be- two grand performances ~ y ac
2 N. The WesferD- Mis- Affair, tOno'er aud Peih ~
rite among nle performers, ami %" ,penHd Ds-'L
richly worth your money.
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Correspondenee Of T-he TrIbune.

CINCINNATI 9th Aug. lsi5.
DEAR SfR:-From Kentucky we have some
Items Of Election news, which you may no, receive
through other sources aud we give il as we have
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-11

NrsLo's GAKDKN-The .avori'e Nr Henry Placide
announces his Benefit this evening and ma. the valuable
services Of Mr.. Brouehsm the OCCASION who will ap-
pear as McShsne in the Nervous Man Il all afford
great satisfaction 10 the visitors OF the Gsrdes
these admirable sectors tere;her Mr.. Pacde has been
very attractive during his engagement and Ne are sure
10 night bis best night yet-.or II two such pieces as
Grandfather Whitehead and the Nervous Man viii not
secure him Benefit we know NJ, what VII.
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,r. Cri-tie,. CaIynnic Ring. and Masss

~ DIR. CTistfe's CaINnnIc f1nfs ana HaSss
tic Fimid.-An siyeftsement ~ relation 10 this fruss
be discovery will be found the hrst page. A tewW
varous spiou 1laflons offered to the public, we 'ee
duly Inform citizens that tbs only place IN Nswi
obtain he genuine articles Ut Dr. CsisIfEs oncsS
Faon-streel, sun Buidlng) ~ ui'S
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HosoKrN-The popular resort Of thousands Of r.
spectacle and quiet citizen. this weather Is daily
he dispenser Of innocent and novel amusement and
-eeni music. We sec By an advertisement in another
column that Nr. AcCAriy. hbsray i almost unbound
"a IN catering for visitors The free Exhibitions al The
Ky slAa Fle.cs tais week are Truly attractive.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-11

~ The FRASSLIN BATH AZ Castle Garden North
side kept by Nr. and Nh. Thomas = visited daily b
arse numbers Of both sexes Who know The benefits u
personal cleanliness. and appreciate the polite attentions
II the proprietor and his assistants Who would GO
without bath for a single day
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-11

SENATOR BAGBY READ OUT.-The invincble
Democracy of Jackson county Ala have invited
Senator Bagby 10 resign his seat in the United
States Senate The following are the resolutions:
Resolr,d That in the opinion OF this meeting the Hon
Arthur r. Bagby OF the Senators in Congress from
The State Of Aabams for his in relation 10 INT
question Of the annexation OF Texas 10 the United States
mas forfeited and violated the confidence OF the Demo
cratic party The STATE Of Alabama. Be therefore
Rs0red That in the opinion OF this meeting The mere
ct of hi having recorded hi favor OF this Que-
lion no redeeming Trait IN h- regards ihi-
question ~ this meeting deprecaes violation IN publ
servant being the worst OF evils and that hi course DO
regard this question rt dsapprugng 30 by speech
md then recording his favor Of n tends % d.
.roy and lessen the confidence already affixed and that
IN fhe opinion oi this meeting hrmness is indspens
able requisite Ia public servant
Bel hfrf'orf Resoir.d That in the opinion Of Thu
meeting is the duty o the Hon A. T. Baghy 20 resign
his seat n the Of the United States and that this
meeting respectfully request him 20 do So
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IMPORTANT R.ILSoAD MovEssST-Ihe Trus-
tees OF the village Of Poughkeepsie have called s.nef
d Convention OF the friends u rairoah rom New.
YORK Albany on the cast bank OF the river 20 be he'd
n the 10Th Of September next az that place The cit
zens Of the different towns both sides Of the rver
md OF New York Albany snd Troy are invited 20 siiend
md we trust they viii Be there IN force
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ASTIRESr MURDER l-DErUTY SHERIFF O. \.
STEELE INHU,IANLY BUrcHEEED Our County has
been the Of brutal murder, which occurred
Yesterday in the town Of Andcs
The Sheriff few days since enfcayorcd 10 sell some
property belonging Ia Moses Earle OF Andes which he
had levied upon by virtue Of distress warrant Not
being able TO obtain bidders owing TO the threats sc
ofihe Anti Reners he adjourned the sale MI yesterday,
when he proceeded TO Earles accompanied by Deputy
sheriff O. " Steele p. z. Wright Eco and Constable +.
: Edccuon Upon arriving on the ground, at about ~
o'clock IN the morning there were several spectators
there. The Sheriff cndcayorcd 20 nave the matter set
tled without sale but Earle sad. he would settle
IT, bar r0ald fahf ats hardest In about half M hour
Indians began to appear armed with nne and al about
half past twelve they commenced marching ont oi the
woods There were about one hundred ma my
The Indians formed "a hollow square around the
cattle and placed platoon az ihc bars, ior1iddng
-hc citizens entering the hcd. Nr Nnsni requested
he sheriff 10 drive the property into me ROAD where t
bidders Were. adjourn 'Lc sale. me SAtfu cndcaf-
0rc 20 get the property 20 the road and while doing
Nr Wright forced passage through the ME u Indians
into the lot snd was followed by steele and tdgerton
The chief ordered the Indians 70 shoe, the horses
The cry taken up By the Indians" sh.ot the
horses shoot h!m-shOOt him. Ldgerion spoke az
The top OF biz voice and commanded the peace. calling
On all persons TO assist him IN preserving the peace
yoIey was discharged by the Indians, ana tdserton
horse shot in the breast Immediately second
volley fired Ehea Srele teA MORALLY rounded His
horse expired in few minutes Edsertons was killed
instantly. steele taken 10 the house, when II was
another in the bowels and the third on the nigh,
lie survived till about O'Clock, being IN excrciati ns
agony al the time when he expired HIS wife and
friends arrived few moments before MS death, IN time
bid him the last adeu on earth. An inquest i now
being held al the Court House before C. T. Perry ESQ
Coroner.
We understand that one Of the alsehoods set aaoai by
he AntRcners countcract the effect calculated 20 De
produced by their murder IT, that steele and Edgertn
1red upon the Indians FIRST and that NJ Niisht hred
itcrthe Indians had done 80 This j. al fse Neither
Mr. Wright Mr. Ed.erto fred al al; Mr. steele
lret once after he was wounded.
We have NJ heart 10 comment NJ present upon ms
nhuman murder Our citizens feel deeply the sad a'ic-
ton by which ofihelr number beloved and respect
ed by al, has been cut OF IN the PRIME OF lie While
faithfully performing his duty a. pubic onlcer.
Our young friend has fallen sacrince 10 the spirit Of
rebellion and worse than heahen-h baroarsm that has
been for some time spreading IN our once peaceiul
County-Bui with hi. un,irnely death hs. sprung up
ire that Will be subdaed til the ast ves'ge OF that
nelhsh system Is obterafed. LAW AND OArER must
and will prevail be the cost what il may.
fDelaware Expres--Extrs OF Aug :.
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= Gentlemen about rep.enishins their wardrobes
would do vel to rad Brsdbrooks Poetcal advertise
Ineni N lhis day paper.
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,,rsars American rcpudia,or and 90 on through the
Whole Of the criminal catalogue We might have also
criminal city article with the Culprv Exchange lneii-
,.ec giyns the dferen; values Of the numerous secu
v,,,. fTom handcufs which might be quoted ~ preni
u,n down % bail =; discount. police sErreilano, Al
mar with sisde two in lavO- Of the French market
W. expect for good Jumping American thief Eng
Land would expected To give os Of small change IN
the shape Of quantity 81 petty larcenes. One country
might draw balls the other for h!ry elons payable ~
sht circular notes mi hit be gwen emitting the hold
er take up certain quantity Of criminals AZ yafo1s
points Of the continent The idea is altogether very
rich one bat II e 10 De carried 10 perfection iew o.
our hints should be acted On a. speedily a. poss.oe
GREAT BmrAIS.--Ths siupcndous piece Of INA
rine architecture has during her stay al orr harhor
bee the object Of intense curiosity among at c.asse ~
the people not ony here but Mancncser, Bolton. Pres
ton amy Of the districts within forty miles oi Liverpool
Day after day poured forth anxious crowds q ysiior-
frn the cnnobled peer 20 the rustic psasan al Of whom
expressed both azonishmcuf and delight al the szc az
rahecmeBt and accommodation Of this truly syien"m
ship. She ceased 10 be view on "Wednesday lat uP
t. which no lcss than 20 900 pcrsons had Ysed h'T
She sails for NcwiOrk today may -ne eAperehfe y
quick and pleasant passage and be enabled TO realize ne
ssncIino expectations Of her admirers A. iransatahc
trader.
We forward our paper today by the steamship
GREAT BRiTAIs-the most gigantic specimen Of
maritime architecture that fss,ed The ADJECTIVE
crest indeed fairly applicable 70 his noDe Se'',
Whether Der speed vii realize ali The iond anicipa'n'
when this sheet ia their hands. VIII be enabled 10
Judge But Ia all other requirements Of sea DJat-
power durability. accommodation aud space she VII"
belle the capacity Of the country whose name she De- r.
She cannot ieJ prove object u admiration ID ih'
great land 10 which she wends her way bci"' en
which and Toe old country she Is destined we mop. ~
prove another strong commercial aud social Ink. Her
success trust VIII equal the wafnes desires o. i
osncrs Our best wishes accompany this lcyaihan OF
the waters and her excellent commander licuief H'i
Hosken. H. ~ and on both sides of the Atlantic thcr
md ftrrfr
GarAr BEfrAfxl Wilmer & Smiths Time
This morning, at half past one the Wasp, hich-
rnond steamer. lying of Dycrs Hall wharf, burst nei
boiler iDurng three four Of the engine men, but se
sioker most severely who immediately taken 70 me
hospital Fortunately the passengers had not begun u
embark London Standard, July %.
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Gaines ahead, 7l6 Total so far-2,729 2,0l6
fNDlANA-lIld District.
Ohio Co. Egglesion, w. 35l 7. Smith, Loco 373
Yours, &c. l.. II & Co.
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BY THIS MORNINGS MAIL.
Thtnss In Phila delphia.

Correspondence q The Tribune.
PHflApxlPutA Aug lO-p Y
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excep, when under the influence Of the fatal propensity
which has driven him 10 an uniitney grave.
~ We had another fine shower last night
companed with heavy thunder. For two or three hours
the rain fell very copiousy.
10 The valuable collection Of Paintings and
Stauary formerly belonging 70 Joseph Bonapartc will
be disposed Of az public sale at the mansion in Borden
town n J. on Wednesday and Thursday Of the present
week. This Is rare chance.
~ The Steamboat Niagara, Capt De Groot has
been Withdrawn for a few days in order 70 make some
necessary alterations
CRIMES AND CAsUALTIEs-In General Sessions
on Saturday the Grand Jury into Court with hir
" bill. Of Indictment and after few remarks from the
foreman stating that in compliance with the instructions
the Court they had made partial into the
cause Of the explosion the late confagGon in Broad
bG, which they had ceased to pursue farther from
fear Of interfering with measures of,he Common Cogn
Gil directed 10 the end they dischsr scd -
John Johnson coiored lad pleading guilty 10 the arce
ny Of 50 money and several gold rings from C. H.
Taylor and James Butler who pleaded guilty 10 the lar
cey Of a slOO note from Messrs Adams & Co. his en-
poysr- were seyerally sentenced 70 two years impr
sonnenf in the state Prison James R. Hallowe. in
acted for grand larceny stealing go IN money from
Caleb Morgan Of 81 Csiharine- street. allowed
plea OF guilty Of petit larceny and was sentenced
SIX months the PenitentaTy Two females charged
with receiving $50 worth Of goods knowing them to
nave been stoen from the ate IRE in Beaver street
put upon trial but acquitted By the Jury without leaving
their seats their guilty knowledge being proven
when The Court adjourned de-. Assaults and bat
,eres It'll take the lead among the complaints the Up
per and Lower Police tina, have bu, three
) of interest to chronicle. Henry Webb and John Ed
wards arrested Thursday afternoon secreted in
the coal cenr Of house adjoining the residence of E.
Hurchns upon the Of 9Th street and ID avenue
from which latter dwelling in the sbsence Of the family
Eho rurazins they had escaped through the
afier having pundered Of large amount Of valuable
property great portion Of which found In their
possession Andrew Jackson Jones and Patrick McFsr
an and his mother have been subsequently arrested and
charged with participation in the burglary Eliza
Green arrested yesterday by officer Ioseph. and
upon examination committed u answer tie charge Of
hanng robbed Peter Jones OF Rochester Of 500 on the
night Of the sd Of July house IN Churehsueet...
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1845-09-03

STATE OF VERMONT,
District of Addison,
BE it remembered that alta probate Court held
at Middlebury in and for the District of Addison
onSthe Both day of August, A. ID. 1545.
David Stow Executor of the last will and
testament of
CLARK STOW,
late Of Weybridgo in said District deceased,
presents his administration account for allow
ance: 1t is therefore ordered, that said account
be examined for allowance, at session of
said Court to he held at the Office of the Reg
lister Of said Court in said Middlebury, on the
18th day of September next. at one o'clock in
the afternoon, and that said Executor give no.
tice thereof to all persons interested, that they
may appear and make their objections, if any
they may have, to the allowance of said ac-
count, by publishing a certified copy of this
order in the Northern Galaxy-a newspaper
printed at said Middlebury-three weeks sue
cessiyely previous to the time of said Court.
:...-. Jed. S. Bushnell Register.
A true copy of record -l... 19
attest. j. S. Bushnell, Register.