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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-02-27

Mns. POLKA letter from Louis
vile, in the Baltimore Patriot, gives
the following description of the dress
and appearance Of the lady of the
President:
Il first saw Mrs Polk standing in
centre Of the Indies saloon. She had
on purple silk velvet hat, trimmed
with satin ribbon, striped with broad
reddish purple stripes, aud two mar.
rover stripes, black and white, nun
nIng in parallel lines with IT, She
had on a black silk velvet cloak, with
large cape, bordcred with fringe and
tassclS. She held in her hand a t,ch
boqnet of flowers, and was engaged in
animated and easy conversation with
circle Of gentlemen, who had gather
ed around her"
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-02-27
STATE OF VERMONT,
Rutland, $.
TEXAN DoNEs In Count, Court.
LUMAN SEIIECk 0eP'' i''"'' 1879

w HEREAS, Tchsn Doncs Of Benson.
w IN ,he county oi Rutland aforesaid
has commenced his a,iion IN cuuu here A.
calrst LumanSellc,k Of tho STATE OF Illinois
IN a plea al dtut on Judgment '.r the sum at
1899 So dam &C. an 02s cost, aud IS
cents luf execution: and We sdd l.um.n
SeIIc'k being absent ir M lhls state and tot
having been not h,d ol the p,o,t,oIrg Of
his suit;
II isurdercdihatll substance ofihc pl,rnlIH,
drClaralIuh win tins utsef be puht>u,d IA tive
Rutland Head, d Newspaper rtlttcd 1t ltut-
land IN SAID county three weeks slc,e,slNr.
ly, ihc last Of which shah br al least lwesly
days previous 'p the neat term al thus court,
10 be held Of Rlland af,r.ad, an the -
TUESDAY ol Apu!. A b 1915, with shall
he sufi'cn, notice the defendant To- aypcar
aud answer thcuio. And day lhcico. Il, CIV.
en-, &c,
ISAAC r. WRIGHT, Au'y mrPrT.
+. w. HOPKINS. Clerk
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-02-27

WHIT or ERROR, IL THE CASE or
DoRR The Supreme Court have gran
ted the writ or Error prayed Tor in the pc.
iition Of Thomas w Dorr The Cover
nor and Attorney General have been cred
in behalf Of the State To appear on the first
Monday Of Drcember next, to hear The
question argued,
The effect OF this Will be merely to try
the question. whGher the constitution and
laws of the Unltcd Stairs have becn violated
BY the action Of the State, ia The trial o! Dorr
for Trsssop
II will no, be regretted by any that the
Supreme Court arc to hear and determine
this matter Whatever NAV be their decis-
ion, Rhode Island will sblde nv 1t We
fear not the result Bot should II happen
that Dorrism shonId prevail IN this, trlbu
nal. we shall know whist reLsnes hereafter
TO place on the fahh OF the Cons tuition and
law, Of the State In tina; even, they will
not be worth the PAPER on which they are
rriuied.-Prot TTaAh
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-02-27

Irish members should 60 over and at 7
tend Parliament,
He proceeded 10 address himself 10 I
The progress Of the repeal cause, rs af. !
icctrd by the Charitable Bcdusst Bill /
He had been told that This Bill had err !
nted some DIVISION amongst them, and
tina, the public attention had been ta-
ken oil by IT from the consideration Of
the repeal movement. lie was sorry
To say that there was some truth m
that assertion. Il was SAID, too, that
the repeal had received check by the
canonIoal rcscrip censuring the popu.
lar movement. He admitted the re-
sctp;-hc denied the effect. There
was no prohibition Of, or interference
with. rrpcnl at all. The bishops who
have signficd their obedience TO that
rcScript had declared that they would
obey the spirit oft. bu, not the letters.
H. suggested that the bishops should
bc pctltoncd to have nothing 10 do
with the Bcquest Act. Mr. OConncll
also sugl eStcd that two clcgatcS should
be scut 10 Rome, Oh the part of the
lalty, and hc named Lord French and
John O'Conncll, Esq, his son, TO re-
monstratc with HIS Holiness about
countcnnucing any ccclenStical inter
ference with the Catholic clergy who
had embarked. or were about eulisting
IN the struggle political struggle
for the freedom, and liberty, and Jus
TIC Of the Irish people. The rents for
the week amounting to G39j.
The correspondent Of the Morning
Chronicle says that dcputation, in.
Guiding some Roman Catholic lymcn,
with two OF the dignltarics Of that
church, will be immediately nominated
to represent the Irish Roman Catho-
lies AT the Holy See, and afford such
explanation of their position and objects
as may be deemed necessary for the
susta,nment of their own Interests, rs
well as for the information of tho Sow.
crctgn Pontif, Although the Lord
Lieutenant has denied the British gov
crumcnt having taken any step what
ever respecting CoNConDAT with
the Court Of Rome, il is held by those
anxious for the appointment Of n dep.
utatlOn to Rome, that negotiations G.
qualIy important, affecting the Irish
Roman Catholic clergy, have been, and
are still, in progress, although not tech
nically embraced under the desiona-
ton of n conCordat.
The Repeal Association meeting on
the 9Th ult, offered no particular fca-
lures of interest Mr. OConncll was
present, and spoke doubtfutly e the
necessity for the attendance in Parlio-
mcnt Of any of the Irish members, as
II was not likely that tie Queens
speech would embrace any prcpposl-
tons tending to the benefit OF Ireland.
He confessed he was anxious that the
monster trials should come under the
consideration of Parliament, but he
thought tlls would La done as Wen
without as with the presence of the
Irish men bcrs. The point of their at
tendance was ultimately referred to n
committee. The rent for the week a.
mounted 10 C2j1.
/, is reported that resolution has
been passed by the Committee of the
Repeal. Association, calling on III,
Irish members not tn attend IN then
place in the next session of Parliament
chiefly on the ground that the House OF
Commons does not possess tie conf
dcuce of the IRISH people.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-02-27

From THE SANpwICu lsLANbs.-
We have n file Of the Polyncsian and
Frlenc; TO the 9th of September lSII,
On the 23d Of July last. the Chiefs of
Rsitca, lluahine and Bnrbora rendered
to Lord George Pawlet the ccssion OF
their Islands, for his Government, that
they might be protected from the
French. Lord George declined nc
ccpting the session, on the ground that
the French claimed the lccward is
lands as well as the others of the SO
clety Group, as beng uNder their au-
thorIty.-Polynesiun.
The merchants will he interested &c
know that the government, in order &c
meet the exigc1ccS ofthc treasury, IN
tend raising the import duties from
their present rate TO 5pcr cent ad vao-
rem. ID.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-02-27

THE PACKET Sur MoNoNGAHELA.-
The p1ckcl ship Monongah'ln, Albert Tur-
lev, mnser, from PhIlad pha. lch the
espes Of D,lewafe. on the 2Nh Of Deem
Der, with a strong breeze from the y W
and on the night Of the 3iS, in the lat a.
2s y, long G6 W, much thunder md
lightning and heavy rain. Al Midnight a
heavy cloud huog overlhe ship, hI'ng the
spaB with com posaGis, and a large ball OF
6re struck the mainIop'Fallam mast, and
exploded as loud as nine FOUNDER; the
fire tlew IN all directions, aoi IN five min.
uies nfer, another struck 10 tho same place,
knocking several Of the mco down on deck,
and eIcctri(ying all hands, filing the ship
full Of smoke. add had a strong smell ofsuI-
phur Immediately sfcr II blew furious
gale from \. w, which eQ0,inued TO the
9th uli whom heavy srn struck the ship's
stern, which looscnei the franz, Washing the
men from the wheel and filing the ships
deck full Of water 10 the rail, that caused
her 10 breach 10 were here obliged 10
stsve the wstrr casks and buIwarks, 10
ease the ship. and hes.e overheard lumber
0od 'pars She lay two hon- with The lee
rail under wafer, and by the tire VIC got
boat, and things about deck secured bor
away sgain 10 pump, the ship ont, and found
l2 feet Of ws,er in her, all hands pump
ing from that time until we arrived 10 ih'
Mersey, on The l2th ult &C WNHrr'l
(LIrs-pooD Mus Letter.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-02-27
sThTh OF VERMONT,
Rutisnd, a.
STEPHEN n wHEELocEtln ch.a.
HENRY wlEELOCK ALL 'et)

WHEREAS stephen NJ, Whetiork hs'
w flied hrs bill W ohsnes'y, comp.ina
that IIentv Nheelpok Thea oi Nando ,n the
county Of Rmlsnd, now of brtrit IN the
state Michigan, sud lIertY W rnuof 90
the 1871 DAY Of Sept 1917 l., their Ccsd o.
that dale mtTesg-d To- The ofsiot The prem
ises conveyed To them hy Phuehc Tracy
by decd daies Tob. -. 1899, Snuscd IN
sand Bfandon M lhe rrRlc 81 the h,ghw Az
northwest ui Ssmvel Nhulu,k- house on
which the SAID Nhc.lock sod Porrt. new
stnte u,cn stood. 80 scoute The pNncnt ul
their Two Mules payable To- the Orator an de-
mard witr interest. ute dated Arui %. 1884
.lnt 80 dollars. the olhet da,.t - AIW iNJl
Tot 256 ,,igi.9S 'cuis. ~ iau u' en-. ..
i's been pad and iuuuet 'oul 'a. boz, th''
said Porter had murFs.-d otc hall sii
rfemises to James Hnirf hy deed dale
Feb. l6, 1874. add thcs,tl li-n,t Nhtti.,t
one hall Ia Matthew " UiuIatd uf Udiu
aforesaid by deed dated Marcus laJi-anr
paying that The several p,iucn g decree,
, 10 pay lhr sums due ga s,tl notes or Dr ip,-
! clo.ed 81 all equiy Il rcocin ton m ia,
/ premises and whereas the sad llcur
! Nheelo and Rtth id u-iic uut OF trt
stale, 81 thata suOpncna clunui he served OF
/ them
] 1t !. ordered that lhry Nppc-t Irfntc t'i
cunt nj It's term rclt 10 ~ holden 20 Rui ,u
~ aud for said oouhtv of Rutland on ,hc -
/ Tuesday ufhp'ii a ID lsi5 1nd mahr ,u
swer To said till and To null'v them THERE
tha. SAID complainant cause this oit,r T., T.
puhllshcl : weeks succes>i,r,y ~ I'VE Ilr'
. land Herald, tho last 81 which rlbli' auon
shall be al less, 90 DAYS rrcvious to the con
menr enc nc z i,,,, IL of satd tern,
+. W. HOPKINS, Clctk.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-02-27

Important Improvement N Cotton Soinninc
.-.Fraocls McCully an American bv birth and
from his infancy resident OF the town of
Patterson, \. J ., where he has been encaa-
ell ~ the construction of machinery, has re-
Gently made an important kImi'lihcaiion in
tho process Of spinning c"iioa He has in
vented an Improvement IN the chine cal!
ed thresile, which we are told bv oompe-
tent Jndges is likely To work great revoln.
ton In the cotton manufacturing business
The new process requires less Than half Ct
the power require by the ordlEary machine
takes less oil, dspenses with the use Of
hands, makes a smaller amout 81 waste, en-.
enables one person to attend 10 larger mum
her Of spindles, lnjprodurcs more yarnAof a
better quality. A ANAL model ol The lnven-
uon. containing abo vi l32 >rludles, is now
and has been for several weeks 10 operation
al the factory Of Gen. Goodwin, in Patterson
where lis utility and success has been dem
onstra,ed 90 the satisfaction OF all the prac-
tIcal men Who have seen II al work Mr. Nc
Gully. the inventor, has already secured pa e
tents for hi, machine Ia England, France,
Belgium, MEXICO, and this country, and il.
likely IL realize a considerable fortune as
well as extensive ame as a mechanic, by
his ingenuity. n. Y. Post.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-02-27
srSrE or vrRuoNrtRE rm,m.

STATE or vERNoNTt re rrntn-
Di,u,ci Of Rulsnd, - cetsi Met
.peeisl pt,bue court hold Al Ruilsrt
vihin md ft,sii diUtict on the fih cay OF
FeJtu aty \ u Isii
rfc,e1f Wnr Hall Judge
Samuel II Kellogg ada ioi'','" With tn.
~iN t.oescd oOh. o.tstcCbl,inpfuty lsis ~
rur sd io .ad dlsui,t dcctesrd, "Hs",
having made application ~ nld tout' !"
have tb~ time heretofore slNwei him eV
sad COURT fot paUvg 40 dcbs snd les'-
cte' extended one year from the 5d' De-, ct
feh lost
u O., oflerel that ssti application 10 re-
I icfred ht hrarnc snt decision 10 tho hni
Monday hcinl the 81 dv OF March rr,'.
and that a copy Of us order BE published
three week. sue r~.i,cly previous thereto m
the Holland ll,a.d, = rsWsp'I'ct punted
7 aNluu,ui,'h,t al persons iolttr,'rj my 'p-
B rrt -t.f .f .'.'. o., 4r"'. r ''e''r- .1rt"
Z U.NNI ENIL L..r,ct.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-02-27
DAVID BELLY. lc
tHA'S ARMSTRONG; N0V'is'

=" l. III" Suh,cuNc'' bcinp appointed h.,
w The Hon ne Probate Court Tor the din.
in"i Of F'i'raren, cuH.--> .'Ynrf. 20 receive
eianine and ADJUST al -lai1n end demand.
Of all Persans against tnI cs'l.r II
Samuel Taylor late AZ poiru
m safi distinct, 1rCeased. reitrsrfied ir.cr.
vent AMI also all claims 49, demand. .1h,b.
red IN Onset thereto, and 6 months from m.
Isl Cav Of Jan, ISi5, being allowed by said
court Tor that purpose; We do ihofefnre her.
10y give oo'ice that We viii attend 10 the bu-
'insss of our sad appointment a, the dw.l.
hug house Of D.n,el T. 1.vor IN Paw.
iet OF -the last Wednesday 10 My and
June neI' from one until 1--WE o'clock o. u
on each Of said dsy,.
J RANDALL. D.
rs. SOrLLARD, Com"
Pawlet. feb. II. IsI5 80
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-02-27

Railroads. i'll the United States
The amount OF capital now invested
in railroads in this country is about
SlO0,OO0,OO0. There are nearly 5000
miles of road, and the average cost IS
about $40 600 mIlc.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-02-27

IN Shrewsbury on the ooh inst. by John
Burtmssier. Esq. Hollis Holden 10 Miss Lu-
cy Bragg, both OF Shtr~ ,ourv.
In Clarendon on the 18Th inst. by
Rev. T.. Woodhousc Mr. ChlI>tupher
c. Arnold to Miss Emily l.. Tcnncv.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-02-27

STATE OF VERNON DIN rrmrm.
D.lrlct ~ Farha,eo rs { " brrcd ,.i.t At
probate court holden al tasG,lon, within
and Tor said district on the cath da, Of Feb
lois.
Present 4 W.rnrr, Judge.
Sally Irano's one Of the lsg,,r.s o rhs 20.
tate "i Timothy IlcbbAtd formerly Of orwell
~ s''d District deceased harIng made apu,l.
CaIlon In said COurt for psrlilion and Gl.liIJu.
uon Of the elste Ol sad deceased anorp The
hers OF tie some, sccurdrpg to up i.si viii
aHd testament Of the snd deceased.
II Is therefore ordered by sad couf, that
tho hearing Of said application he alta .es.
ion ol said Count 10 be holden n, the probate
office IN CastIeIon ~ sand di.lric. on lie
day Of March, ls4J. and that NOTICE, There &
bs given 10 all persons Interested. hy r,1bfr
cation OF this order three weeks sucre,,lve-
" previous TO sah hearing. IN the FINLAND
Herald newspaper printed al Ru,land
true copy Of rec"rd.
j. +. LlNGDON. Rceuet.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-02-27

UJNYON MASS.
OGcr iheit .cuI,c. rtr 'ho sss of Wnol
Fork, BsHer, Cheese, aid every lind of pro-
fUUo
Advances made on con.irumcn.,
D.NI,L HAyrTr.
CuhhLLs .. COM
Refer in Vermont
Kice, Root I Go, Cr.Icton
Samuel Morgan Esq, ler.snn".
~ WoeSa h.-sr,, 20
Jo,,ah cGm.o, Lea Boston,
M..srs S'l,hncy & JOY, "
10 New York to
llo"lelt CROFT, hllsry:
p. }. O,cDcrr. Fro Lii'- T.Vs
Charles ll,c, Fsq, Cau,,,h,us
A " Capp, BaC.o .eon.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-02-27

Il iheNuhscrbeis being appointed by lhe
W Hon Pf"hl'c count iur tie dl,irI,t ot
+ aIfhaNen' co.nHiesion'rs To- r,ci,G exam
me Hnd ADJUST all claims and dtmluJs OF
all persons agsIost liza estate Of
H"hTcI Bessey late of Casii,toH
IN s7ld DISTRICT, decreased. and also MI claims
and demand, exhibited ia offs; tlet,'o and
~ mouths from he 5lh day At Web, IE4g
beng allowed nv sad court for tbai ppr.
p"se'we 90 therefore hereby give no.oe thsl
we Will attend to the business 81 oar s'td sp-
otn'mcnt at no dwelling hou.e OF h.ncy
Be,>sy' IA Castlrton % The first I hursda,
OF March. and the FIRST TUESDAY N August
ne'I' ifpm O'Clock, urtli o ,.o,. p. N
IN each ~ sod days
DAVID KELLY. lc
t!IA'S ARMSTROEG { No""'" 10
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-02-27
Tsr su,o,p. BArc,,r,rsrrr =

THr Suictpr IN BAtcthy srstrT -
The young srasssrd, Ahams, who dee
'roycd himself on Monday morning. was
The 300 Of The wesl,h,oa man IN Havana.
who - known ht The eoanomeo others
dcn OK. The Muror ssvs TIA, he was
Young nsn Of hno srpcs rance, Of an IN
harhy sens'tivr pa,ute, excnsbIe 10 ph'en
ty hv "N,i would scarcely move man 81
ordinary Temperament, HIS father had
been Tor some time seeking TO bring about
Young Aldanas marriage with one Young
lady, Will. he was jc,ouiedly auschcd 10
another and be leh home IN consequence, hl
hn father, order The day before thu
commission Of the art he received h,rsh
l"''er' from home, under the grief caused
by which rrnson gave WY lie wat
much beloved IN his circle It's fuhern
took place y,s'rtdiv the ceremony Lcrnc
performed al the Catholic church 10 can,
street An ora,ion WAS delivered by lL'
Rev Mt Narla.-N y Cam. Ad
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-02-27

:, IJA meeting OF the lounglMen's Literal
fant viii DO hcld al Elisha Warmers lnn,
In Rutland, on Monday evening, March 20
o.ei"ok. ior the putposo ol nominating
cAndid-Ied iur town officers at the approach
ing election. \ genial attendance /. re-
11e..el. By ntdeL oil The Town Cnmmlltee
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-02-27

THIS ms, is 50 Z: by over 90 miles than
81 h r Of the .too "shoiust above refer
rcd to-
A few Other considerations may be stated
as in favor Of hts shorrcs, route. 1t will At.
ford more means towads builling-.i, will
n'rnsh more uusInts> ~ suIIpu't !, when
buIt-it can hr run IN less time and NJ less
expense than any Other RUTLAND.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-02-27
India lIuhhcrs.

RtRT q MASON have. Just received a
- hew supply Of mems PLAN and figured
and LADIES' PLAIN, lined and figured India
Rubber iur sale low 0
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-02-27

SAMUEL s. CHuRCHELL1 In County
LYMAN SELLECK Tenn. IL, 6
w llEREAS, Samuel Cnruhtu uf
lIubbafdl"u, IN tie CouHy e Enl anJ
aforesaid, lbs commence It's =, tion Ia ,otrt
he'v "R"i"s, Human Sell,. x ot the STAT. ct
Illinois IN nlra Of Del. or Iude, ment Tor
tie sum 81 $40? CO damage, AID S!o.ls
cost, Of suit and lie said i.nman Srlc,k
being absent from this state AID ne, hs,;uo
been no'lhcd Of II ptnden,y nf THIS SUI,
1t 4. nrdc,ed that the subst.ntr of lie
plaintiff : o,afatlon; Win Ibis rr, ler be pub
ilshed IN the RuN,ni Ilcyaid, rrwspaprt
PINNED at null,ud ~ sad county urrc 4, e., =,
succt ,shc.y. The la, ~. W.i .l.. .. 81
/ .wentY days lrrNicus l".u,. .,4. .rfni
at tbs court, /" ie lrlj a. ltui,aud ainir,.,I
GA The 2nd TUESDAY, of Apul A D. 1875.
which shall be suti'lc0l uotlce TO Tie defend.
AMI Il. appear and answet thereto. Aud dsy
thereof is given. e..
ISAAC + WRIGHT. Au'y Gr plT
. +. ". HOPKINS. clerk.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-02-27

l'ANW Ellis saoe, ',r sale ry
q J. ROBBINS
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-02-27
BOSTON AND MONTREAL RAIL
ROAD

The project ofopeninss communication
by RAILROAD from Boston 10 Montreal, doe,
not, need arguments TO ,howits Importance
neither should srsumeo, b need
cd TO show our in,etta in such an vndera.
king Il n no, now my purpose 10 make
40 argument in favor Of either proposition,
but SIMPLY to eorr,ei an crtor adopted 9, a
convention a, kbarcn " II and also OF
Wells River Vi Erneh Of those eonven-
ton. "Re,olred' that il, own hvoriie route
IS the ',hot,est'- both e which eannot be
true and 1t IS fuuhcr my purpose to show
tina, n,,,het is true You viii find below
the accurate distances OF nearly so on each
route now talked abou, between the two
points
BY KEENE, WHITE RIv Err AND
MONTPELIER
To - Falls 1l3
Thence to White River 3?
to Burlington. l03
to Montreal %
DOL
By BRATTLEBORU AND WEST
RIVER.
To Brattlcboro' III
Thence to Il. Falls "a
" 10 Burlington ll6
=" to Montreal 96
353
BY DRATTIEBORO AND MONT
PELIER.
To Brattlcboro' III
Thence to b. Falls 81
to White River 80
"byMontpeIicr, toBuriugtonl03
to Montreal SO
80
BY CONCORD, LEBANON AND
MONTPELIER.
To Concord, \. II. 16
Thence to Ialrnon 20
to Burlington JOB
" TO Montreal 96
-3i5
BY CONCORD, HANERHILL AND
Su'ANSTEAD
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-02-27
BY CONCORD, HAVERHILL AND
STANSTEAD

STANSTEAD.
To Concord \, II, IS
Thence ,hroughHovcrhil,to S. $50
to Mou,rcal,by Shcrbrook l29
$50
ROUTE By KEENE & RUTLAND.
Through Keen TO b. Falls ll3
Thence to Rutland 80
to Burlington ia
to Montreal. 96
-325
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-27
AMERICAN INSTITUTE. June u, ls45.

In The Repository IN the PAX may be .een Drek
Making Machine, patented BY Mr. A. Hal Of Coxssek'
IN THIS state which has heretofore been noticed by the
Institute Many Inventions have been made for this pur-
pose bgi this ha. su-h striking advantages that Is now
on - way England where !, vii DC received with the
favor deserves WIKI h.s MAXINE one HsAa operates
making bricks e; every inpress:oa-;voine esEry the
bricks. SIX ~ ,.rs IN mould, and laying them CT the
door TO dry. Many millions have been made a. tue rate
Of Ten thousand day wiki Only four men and one horse
stated tia, one 4 these nscnn-s performs 50 accu
rse.y ,ha, nc, more than y year recured.or
repairs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-27
Things i'm Philad elphis.
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Correspondence q The NeW-lorS Inoune'
PHir,pELPEs. June n. 2 VI
FUNERAL OBsEsUIEs. Sc.-l must be bret To-
day The funeral ob>eques, in honor Of Gen JACKSON
have occupied the entire attention Of the good people
ih. city, and a; the hour OF closing Hon Georse VI
Dallas Is delivering euocium upon the character OF
the deceased in Washington square. The whole sraf
.aye much dissatisfaction 70 the great mas, Of the Loco
Foco party But three literary benevolent institutions
were out while the Disrc; ct Southwark presented I've
carriages and - sailors. Al told
Adscnaceiui disturbance occurred in Brcad street BE-
tween t,vo military companies the Cadwsi.adcr Grcys
M lurior Ar,iierists. which resulted in general
melee hear OF no accidents of serious character
The officers OF the Army md Navy were but lew
AT places OF public business are closed, and hie of
nothing of an interesting character has rcached my ears
sren,en's RIOT, A. usual occurred ss' night mum
Der Of blows were exchanged. but no lives losi Only
one 0f the parties va. arrested.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-27

CAU6Hr IN THEIR owS TRAP.-The Council Of
Allegheny. 1e-ks since. organized night police
Win view 10 detect nceadlsres and give positive IN
s,rlc'ions 70 every Suspicious looking person found
OF si,er o'clock One evening the honorable Mem
oers detsned IN her chamber. somewhat later
Than Usual and when they adjourned a lew Of them
stopped the door 70 as upon the Affairs Of the City
~nen TWO q the Charles sccOs-ed them under the su
ihorify Of their official station AttsT some exposuar,on
the Councimen permred 70 escape 10 their homes
one OF them hai ehssned and the other IN great
good hnnor & The adventure.
Ifi,rsbursh Spirit ofthe Age.
y A bed of Anthracite Coal has been discov-
ersd " south Reading Mass.