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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-07-07

wool. nhpN tdS GENlKALIN.
YNuE Subscribers having commenced The
husinss. 81 Manufacturing Wmisn
Cloths Al ihr o.d stand 10 iI,drNile. .Ls
mcrlv tss,Ieton NJ ,.) are nn~ ID, 10 .,
rci,r won 10 wntb on ,h,t,- -, b, ii.,afd
Trey also intend 10 Keep nn hand C,..,.
u,c,'s oi most oolor- ant qu,iiln. al.o 1.
superior sislc 81 ps"tcoaun. ug,ih'T vii,
PLAIN Cloths soj fnnn.ls al nf ~i.ct.
they VII exchange fpf ccoc or poAei
WOOL. f..ts, "f i.gs, on i,e sIi.s f..sos.
able term.
Ih-if machinery b, all onumly new anh
lh'' nave b'en :" gees .tIrnte 40 ptocuf
lng net "i 10. i---' ,nd meet appruv.I sind.
now Ia u~c ss' l'lrs have htsd % 90 % the
beat con 'ion fpi d",sg hn- ~or Ih.it
E'calliie-, oonplAn.d "nh 'h-" iosg sI.~o
'Dfe md pfa'n's tnow l,dgr. 1. ..eii th.,
u'Y a'c Confident the, rann"s o.. .n,pa..ed
hi sns .-iAl isirienf II ~ .u.i lt..- I'D. of
the lr'en N.potaius Those wlo nav.
~nYi 10 VIA 90 ri.anQr hr, In,itrd Ia csll.
hIlto1 RS 4 sos.
", lev TO- Nv l1 ia. "a
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-07-07

IL l. Tie slbstf 't' h'ifg appointed Nv
" the Hon Probate Can't tor The district Of
fSrhaSer, cumn', ,ionrtstor receive examine
and ad)u,t all claims and demands Of oil per
sons aglinN the estate ~
TIMOTHY NNE.
laieo' Pawle'. lns,Id dl-,rc,. deceased. rep
rcsen'ed ius"vcn,, and ~N months from the
I'm day of May. lsi., beng allowed by
sad court Tor that purpose. We do there fore
hereby give rouce that We wiil attend io the
bushes. ri DOR said appointment, at the
late dwelling of sad decrease IA Pawlet on
the second Noncn,s OF luly AMI October
next from one O'Clock un'ii four O'Clock, p.
az, on each Of s,id days
\. AUS.
J'rL STrvrs>,
pawle,. May - l-i1 %
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-07-07

~ / the 'n'scrbet,. ions .ppotnicj b.,
W lhe Hon PfoN1'o Coar for tie di,
Ilcl Of. ! ufna'cn rrmwi...onris b. receive.
c,anunc and ADJUST all C,iu', sqd d,minl,
oi q persons q. aus tie 'sitIr.ol
Gideon 4 LoDmi, tar - Tairie,
"a sad dlstu "i.dHc".,sd. 1uf - months irYn,
the 2-,h dav oi May. Isi7. ho.ng .low-dhy
,'ld court Tor that "a tpns". we DO i!ofeiute
hereby give unl!cc u1l =. Sl.l attend Ia
The business Of out SID appointment q, the
Office OF q " Herman o. plvlrt on tie
last TuprsdaN. Of Nept.mNer md to,emhcf
neat from 10 O'CLOCK no lhl I O'CLOCK.
%. N. on each nf sad d.,-
l'oirre Wnrpr |c..
RoHrsI II >NltnI
Psulet Jon. -. ISL -
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TROPHIES AND WOUNDS

We had the pleasure on Saturday Of
bfi"i vlsn from our old iucnd and pociicnl
contributor, Capt q W l'auen OF the 81
luliniry. who a, The ta,ilc Of Cero Gofdo
bud the whole OF hl. i.f hand, excepting
,1c fore finger aud thumb, shot away ty
a cannon ha, ! vas pinng,ng Afr, aud
a'urf thas Wouud.ug taP paU,u, the ball
s.fuca rock " h.ch q broke INTO fragments
one oil ahioh cut down and wounded the
scco3.i scr seon, OF Captain Psucn's Ccmpa
ny.
WhIle Cnpt Patton wps yc in the field
holding ~ hts rirh, hand the arm II We
shaucr,d ~ cen Scon rode slowly by,
under canopy, to use Cap, p,ucn's *.
pr'ssi1n, "of clunon bllls Seeing then a
wounded man, md surpcs.no hm to be- a
soldior, he esciasmri, stacking his pace
There ga soldier. BADLY wounded fear"
aod hen tcinc told by an officer It was
Copl Fsrou ,hc G,ncral halted and Gallo
out 10 Cart i, to enquire the nature Of the
wound, hu, N the roar OF baUlo he was nos
heard
Capl = srohe with enthusiasm os wcll
~ Ii, calm aud solip'ry bcatng 81 hs gal.
LAM comirand"r AMID ~. thicker and hot
test If ihis nuficfous c1nponide. - Of his
read, syn rn,hy NH, and ATTENTION 10 the
Ncund~! men and ni'i,cs
Capt l. IN urh Us some sO'cics puck
81 rp on ne bloody h,N Of Ccuo Gofdo
among ,hem the had Of Ncnean lance.
M exceedingly linsrecatle lops ng thing
"A eraPe - Of copper horschar cav
airy h'dle vfh head piece wrought "a
needle Uo't IS Tic hnu'. possibly OF sotnc
cherished li,f one and he fJfmi ,blc as
50 Thee are at our OH 90 An oii;e's
small sword hAcA,se the prz' n our ilcnl
We ~ou not run ,hc hazard g. t0a ming II
as trophy too pfcclou, 30 be trusted ool OF
the gallant hands thst Won It
Cap Parrn though eulrcbl't By The =
iecis Of b., wound ty hard service and c'i.
notc ani in,ng Ncil anl ashou respite
al home ~N completely res'oto h'm
- : C0ur 4 r,nq
Max our .a.ef sbeui he Erc Ran
,oad ihr o,her isy, .si,d iho qnanrY OF
mix ltopgit down d,iy %, - eoD qllr'
lbs D, bu, The qlin'ny brought By one
Tram The ,Vo daily trans bung now
more than 80 600 qusrs giving the 'oai :
revenue Of $3.50 pr day. snd making 70
che cry toncti $3.50 C0O war m The
su,slc o. Gaa eoy Inc 9uan,Hy OF straw
h'rries bfou.hi down ,hs week rcccds
50 90 tas.rs q day - Bournal Of Com
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DIR. IlEERlCK'S SUGAR COATED
FILLS,

The ALPHA and OMEGA II Mciicue!
The reputation Of these truly celebrated
Pills have not spread over the vast extent
Of our country, until their Virtues are every
where known and appreciated: While the
many Astonishing cures which they have
aud are constantly achieving has attached
the attention "f our mos, intelligent c,i1cns
aud numbers of the Medical profession have
come forward and endorsed ihcln the "con-
qucrcrs Of disease" These truly vegetable
,x,rac, pills. rs family csthartic. acknowl.
edge No equal. beng destitute of all min--,l
medicines They can Ice administered at
al time, and uu,lcr all circumstances with
the. hnpplc.' results and with tie fullest
assurance tLat n cure l. certain t. ioll w.
it, cure he possible other sugar coated
lill.La,o recently been circulated through
city and countr,. but as they are composed
Of Injurious medicines, and made by set -
uuprlucipl,d aiScuturers. destitute Of all
medical knowledge. discerning public will
deal ml, 90 Them that silcn; rc,rilc which
their con-rmatc ignorance So Ticily mcrit-
Hcrrick'S pills sell tor twenty-five cents
ler box Each box contains thirty P.ll.--
two and three beng an ordinary dp-c
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SrAIE NtNEKMn\rlI)El

SrAIE or VERNON tcincm.
Distinct OF Rutland, - h-fel thai
al a stated probate court held at Rutland
"iihln and tor The disin,i 81 kulsnd slote
sad on the first Monday hr,ng the 5th day
OF July, \. u INi7
Present. WIN Hal. Judge
Whereas George Iif,. administrator oi
the estate Of William H. i,ir IT Waiting
ford IN sad district. deceased. in,cstai., h1s
Tins day mace application 'u sand court 'or
license tu sell cctain real estate oi SAID de
ceased, To VII ~ much ~ w,s set out hN
llill deceased, w,dcw oi ss,t William llin
for her DOVER % ,hi'd, IN the real c>isi. o'
sad Niliism, Representing that tho sale
thereof ~oulc be bench M 10 the heirs and
all persons intcteslci. and h,s v,oduccd Ia
SAN count the consent To- .,ld license. IN
wnunr. of all the hcifs OF SAID deceased re-
SIDING ~ ihs state.
therefore, IT.. ordered hv SAID court that
sad application be referred tor heatIng and
decision 10 the ist Monday beng tho -
day Of August newt. aud that n copy 81 ,hi-
record be- published three weeks successlyel,
previous Thereto IN the Kntiand Herald, =
newspaper printed a, Rutland. that al
persona interested therein may appear and
obJec, 10 the granting Of sad license, # they
see cause.
I tue copy OF record.
- HENRY HALL. Register
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Nl Tho .o'sc' ber. ,sins sgvo,n,si D.,
iS~ Hon rtohsi. Couu ior ~. d.
net oi r. snl roinms.iapsr. 10 receive
'iamiue All stlus ,'sur1s an dems uds
81 a. i'tsar. sgsI at ihc esiai.ui
N.fpA,r Hs'ur8ai,. lal, ~ VaNisr trd
~ sac distuci. deees"d t-rr.~u'sc insol
VEN. snd mouihs from tho ninth
tN Of J1he, u i-li. beng sllc~ed b,
siid cow iof mat putpo~. ~e ,he,e iofe
hereby give ntit~e i"si Ne Wtil sts s,d in
'hc busincs. % or .>ii srpointmsn 81 n
Nnions on.oe ~ Walaneir'i N sad 49,.
nat 80 the a. Mrnds.s ~ tpsuU snd No
s'mn'r rev, from rn~ u'clpcs Will four
v, iot., = n on ~,ch " ssid DAYS
u '',t.N ,comu,,u
is.N ~ Nt>so~ I
Nslhns ictd. June ~. -. 80
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w !. Ga" u's~fIlisfs. beng sppolnlsVi ~
the Hon the itoh,ie nuti iof tie de
ttirt 81 kui snt. COMMISSIONER. To- receive.
.hHulHc tni sufust siI claims aud demands
% al .'fs 'us fs tiHsi ihr '>'a'r -
.n'r Na. iate az NaA4.fo,a
~ ssit iis'rcL '~,etsri. trrfr~rtird tu.ol.
veal, sul 50 me u;h~ 'tup the itth CAV ui
lJpr, $50 b,lng auGW~i w SAL count
tot ihsi psIlrsc. Ne o" thcf,to hrieiN
GIVE notice that We WI attend to the bu.
si"rsN ~ "ut 81 aI's,'uim' att" c~oll.
irg house Of >.u..i Ilii "a W,lhnaiofd
"n h~ tri M,nfs, 81 l'c,"rier neat. ton,
sad da,
Fru,rros
I,sNls litisrE
Wilmington, Juno a. I-lS -
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R'kT NtSoN have met received
surri. - N,,nes improved Hc,ss
N'ss. ths 'sss df.~ ~. premium ., ne
isr N no %, ~ Ne. uf. al. T.N and
49, o. ts.ttar
kutitf. lun. - 49,
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SOOUICs. ubOrOcsscs, &c
WI t. SUBSCRIBER has Jus, completed and
] '''is Tor sale n lo, of Inst tate NiIrg
- nDIt>, aiich Nj. lie sold cheap Tor
cash or read, pay. lie has also on hama an
assortment ut
Harms.cs. Trunks. JGiice.. Cayp0
Bags. Sc.
AID say article NOT on hand viii Toe made an
rhon not,ce Block aud trimmings not W
he crcellcd.
OIhng Repairing, and Trimming done o''
short no,gce.
Meats too, o,l 60 ssl~
WANTED
hist rate loufn"vni'n, ~ wanted iinp~-
dlaiely at the aho,e business. OF man ri
steady habUs, wllh some capital. a. part
nef. | i BLISS
Rutland. June ., 80 c7tt
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Nrw Yorx.. o'clock. + ".

" Pr VI roo There J. o. later u,e ,
b. rsancc from toe South There - No.
rmai'nn y the r,r,t GOVERNING pro-
49,, ioT peace having l~.n made e.
SCOTT : the ill., .aSch.- in-,- General
lhci t. the governor q >An Lus. have
captured. Thcy w 'wrseed A. AT
g. retail sAluiio.
4 the Arkansas dragons IA, bon
81 aud h,s q. np-i.ipas having ,alshi
flcftr. sho, them
Tribune ftaio. ~ Fpod AHhort y
- kpcrAl SIT ~l'l march forward g.
~ 81 Ncn.eo ss,A tlr,e thousand Ani
49, lr,sl > .laler,
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REAL. ESTATE. re De- sold
IL, r.u"ln. ,atulhlc r,i estate. lor
mcfI' t'.iH.f. to lnc ni" ton Nosr.
strong
Ia tI-.,... IA uun,n.J uaD Of 81,
ll'udon iain.
IL N,44o. No -. ID DIVISION. ~ acre,
No!i. III Jis's,on. 40 acres.
s. aces u No 90 ~ ii,
!. NrInf 20 .J~io out ui iJt.ro unli,,
d" snAloo %! 'ne odsr lo. nins near i,~'
'rek;
I,htpbd,n l.1tnc.f>hcif- mil.
I h4D.n4 i'cN ~ - 100 ,ue tpisn"ps.
thpr'n. A,,"one cl,N'ntn p,u uilno ~,d-
90 : dp~'f, Dou,is,ug oi the h~.tiug house,
hua" Sam, .nd seven acres al iaud ~ thc
Fast Village ana i'e~s No q and IN the
tn>cop1i 'h4fCh "a Kniltnd. and lots
No Dv /, SOL and ) avs IA Mcndon
fof Ufm-, ~ ,iy la
FOOT s HODGES
ku,i,ad. June L.. isi.. ~
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Isl or ltTttkS ,eu,s~,or N tie
To- 80. ca holland '. Jvns -. 80
n - laNL NJ. nii.a
Man, Me- LANA l,rn wllnanW
Ncfiii PhilF LYONS jef-msh
\'rnsitors VII l,Msn trnir. W
Muslin Paui Nut.au u ! Go
NerN pmhgk Nc'w rs'url
iho~u woretr., " NcNshon Mr
N,'sman rfs.sref . Nahcss 'uhn
bo,fem.n within e Mes,hsn l~~. 90
Htown n,tua james \
Known A. N,son ffan,,s
Nfo~n john Milton l,mc. J.
lionn, u n srtalVnS
h.~' turu,1. : NcrcruiGl janice
Nai'a hr,ii Mallory Jason Z
hi.'op liow,nS Miller W
,Rels, Ni.. l.ntin M,'onne James
nf,~n Mrs. Mandy Morrison Dame, d.
Nrvsnt S. NiCho'. tmap
Huffman J,nt.s brcuu George
bucsnam James l'nno'. Edmund
hcns, it 'cfslns Nnu'tA
'ut., 1'ntgs Pa 'tnS Jeremiah
C,.f.n r,au ~. Siln,s W
tDfifs : -eyh rfnu ll.t,.s
aldw,ll ~.u.n,l Frat nhdi,,
tllHotl JA'c- II ',mhci Fanny
tolslon Airu riet,s " T.
'h"ns, t'utgc II Range
laIA lI,fn,nn kcdd, John
noou,lion Eivatl Kos. Iau.s
b,,. iifful ltud e. i.lvstd
boo haul" Louis Sa.uuunc Jpnn
ponuhuc Mn, NDtfy SlcwsuG~
Dodge l. Ssadct,on DAVID II
ibl,. names S'c~,r JuiA
bdil, James S,onc bcnI
tst " nlsm summons Imam
Farmer Ia Sgnguc T. VI Go
Farley John Stacked. VI
fcnn Nose, Sie~au Geo ;
FLYNN PsiusA Siblr, Samuel l. A.
Green Asa Sm-t,sm Edwin
Flynn T. N Sdndcf.nn DAVID
Grecnl,c' MIR f,nu. Nics
g. hsun 1inIothvb Smith NJ W
C"udchouN 'aflic Tan samuel
lIasca K " Isggar
Human u I lh,,rf Samuel
Hams = 1hofman Henry
Hopkins I " i3l W.scou Potter
Harmon Fh,h William, k.hccca J.
Henry Jerry White, Evcr.on 4 {,
Horton ilcnN Willard Lnus
Hunt Gardiner Wh.rlei Susan II
jenny W lllism |. Ware t.rotgc
jackson DAVE Wilkins >.i,h
l>ham Mrs Lucy Wntcn George "
fN John Wh",ipc. I,.-e,A
Jewel Iuhn Ncsrou DANIEL
kcvcs Albert Williams t,tn
Lew. Louisa williamson X X
l.ision Bndg.,
., &c DEXTER. 7 ".
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Gmiirop, Kcacicc ComiH
Maine, August l., l>ij.

Maine, August l., H..
bcat SIR:
II my Testimony in favor Of your val
liable medicine will do you an, good. OF be
Of any service e. the ,ick and afflicted YOU
are WELDON 10 make such uoc OF i, ~ you
please. For seven OF eight wears ha,, not
enjoyed rcr.cc, health. In the spring OF,
l>ii had some cough, was then ,nWor.
ccs,.r County. Massachusetts,, and applied
10 physician. who gave me some medicine.
bu. it did not relieve me. was no, able To
work during the summer Last tall | was
much worse, 81 reduced by coughing. and
sweating nights. that was obliged 10 take
my ro~n. Ny physician tried in vain to
remove my cough ard restore me 90 health
but did not expect 10 recover; | however
concluded g. try Wis.ar's hllsam of wild
cherry ] was then troubled with very IRE.
qucnt spells of coughing night aud lay :
before ! lad taken one bottle. ms cough
was easier; continued to take the lpcdcinc
until was able to leave my room. have
taken several bottles, and think Wi,tar's
balAm of Wild cherry has cured me; at lca-,
feel A. we'll, and as strong ms have for
II Years.
JOHN METCALr.
7 am acduaintcd with the subscriber, and
believe his statement to lie true
II. Is. I.OVEJOY.
None ccnuing unless signed Butts on
the wrapper
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o.,'' e. r,@a, -, BSs.",.' ,% "....,.
'"vn holden 81 t,.ilcion IN srd lcr Esd
hsluci ga N. i,h dv 81 Jane. ~ 80,
The ainini.tf ffof. 80 tho estate 81 J"hn
ui. lii' 81 iicnsuu 10 sad di.tp.i. d.oess
80, ha'nf m'dc srr'i,snon to ss,i
'uat iu' an .,irnsI non Of Tho lnp, h~t,tniafo
.iuHt,' tn' ihr ps,mrp "f ~. debts syaiu.t
.hlu 'sis'e nU. ,',f
u 81. uti'fri ihNsaii rr,liran,n 10 he,ft
snd dee lded ., session 81 sad routi 10 tc
'nld' Al ,sll.tpn sibtc.sti. on ihs I,in
~ "l lDN N.Y.. ant 'tsi n.u,, thereof tc
gwen g. al ,ersons ini,,,.tcd T., ,uhhr,
u'n "i ihlswl., thice week. surt.s.,,.lv
u 'ls kui,sni lI'tail = newspaper T.. ,nui
At Rot .ru". the i,sL"i ~hich shsA lc ptr,i.
lu. 10 a., nm. "i h.stlnr
g 'LMo\ WAR\rR. Iudec
SiiiEuf tEK'Io\I.tRE II r,m,m.
Iistu,tu' f,fii,ru - 'hctcJ ih.i,,
If"t,i' tuutt i,ni i.n 90 to, irinn. wiiltn
and ipt s.,i distinct. ga thc liza dav 81
June. \ h isI7
Nhcn.,, Jpscph i',r.in.. sdministrah' II
the estate OF >.tsh Gudi.y. lat. oi tas
Teton. ~ ssid d,s'u,, ~a.ed. p,upn.rs to
tendcr an ac'ouo, oi 81. .minsifaion oi
sam estate
II !. rd,fcl ih,i stid scrauu' 80 received
md examined ~ ado. tuDu l.lnrc s,l
out 1T session lbcr,ut in hc hul,lon at
'astl-ton slpt.>,f ca tic ijlI dsy ui
'uf newt, and thai nu'trr t'lc'roi be given
In all PERSONS tniouo>,c' T., publishing tins
order ,hr.r weeks soc,r>.N,, ~ TITO iiut-
land Iiefaid, newspaper yunicd a. Nui-
land. the last "i ~bi,h shall br previous 10
tho uuc ol hesf,ov
- AiNU\ WARNER, Judge
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!. u. u. u. tn. .a" ~. s ~,
nn 'i".'f n'r s,cnnuis snc y,it ,hsu
"l"s a'o 'slestiu I s"lis iieJ 10 DE- " IN
Me noah e, jD, tsf ssS
hl AZ \ MASON
kpti-nt. Jnt- . ist-
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Printed (HisrOrs.

Ihoff ires>ui sioch consists ol nearly cne
"'tf1nd pa h1g'f. embtaOng some lispu.
Nanls of different paitsfs ana o~ipflnss. snd
'-inffs'rF 'scff ihing drsfabie ~ ttr me
NY'i ore .n and Dnms~t, All uf which
IRE o'lcita ist .ale o, u~ lsok.ge -, Piece.
inf cash 81 iAsrf Z 70 hf, THE s-ty loves,
grre-
J. Puu'' fs',o Prices. corrected fr''~,
daf no tay. win every NaflHon go toe ~ IT.
het, are laced 90 ne hand, Of bowers
LEI. JlDsON 4 LEE
i y = LEE. former, Of tie y ~
~ l.rri 4 l."es, snd iaic SENIOR psru.' 90
me- rn-I1a. am Of Ice arl rr~~,,sr. IRON
"a hi'0 c.ttrturn hc vfha.~ sotns umr
e.. ls '"sunr' r''sft.-e. :. fanp~fitpn
$50 N''.fs Ire j4t-.n. ur1rf tie tfm
OF lFr C. ~.l a l.sf.srI De- fslfDfr, To-
49, 90 iis .fIrr IA en- Nf f.. laI O. .
n"" tru -. m.,Di.f4 Gee .ifn~ r,- eas
ne rfc 900 ffIf trsAt4 II f,a~s. "a b 'uf,n.fIt
cis'l1. li,n'i The otiref - AsIse, Co. rhi, %
he tslorge1 co.
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>fs's % l.rm ~.
iD.ttittui ,tfiis,en
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1847-09-04

Stocking Wearing-lm p0rfaHt MUenti0n.-
The grand desideratum of applying steam and
water power to prOpeI common stocking looms,
on which vast sums OF money and much umch have
been unsuCCessfully spent IN England has at
lengt h been dscovered-and three common looms,
with slight variations are now in successful oper-
alton in this town, and operate better than the
most sanguinc expectations OF the inventor had
anticipated. We have been favored with view
of the operation, which is not yet open for public
examination, and think the improvement of vast
importance to the community, and a fortune to
the ingenious inventor.
On Wednesday last, ono girl attended the three
looms, and spending much of her time in sitting
TO watch the operation, she presented at night %
pairs of stockings and - pairs of drawers, as the
result of her days work. Twelve pairs Of stock
is girls days work on the common hand looms.
Some idea of the saving by the new invention
may be formed from the fact, that the expense of
the knitting by it on Wednesday was less than
dollar, while the same work performed on hand
looms would cost over five dollars.
We learn that any hand loom may be fitted for
operation by power, at an expense OF 80 or 40
dollars New looms can be made for this pur-
pose at about three ourths OF the expense Of hand
looms.
The inventor is Mr.. JoHS PEPPER, a young
man of about % years OF age, son of Mr.. Daniel
Pepper of this town, a stocking weaver The
young man commruced his trade a stocking
weaver about twelve years ago in Ncwburyport,
soon after removed to this town, and has exercis.
ed much thought when at the looms, and at his
home, for several years, in the way of applying
other than hand power for knitting
He is associated in the Patent right with Mr..
J. G. Crane, and they have removed their estab-
lishment to the Portsmouth Stocking Factory,
(which has recently been purchased by Nessrs
Charles Warren & Co. of Boston,) where in con
nection with Mr. II. Crane, they will go more
extensively into the business. At the great saw
ing in labor which this discovery will make, goods
IAN be furnished at such rates to defy compe-
ition with any establishment on either side of
he Atlantic.-PofSmOuM (M H) Journal Of
Tug. 2S.
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Capt. Cannon; Capt. Sutton; Can't RUSSELL
This Line has been running upwards of twenty
years without loss of life or property Passengers
arrive in Norfolk, after comfortable nights sIeep
aud next morning at 6 O'clock proceed up James
River. with its beautiful scenery, by the steamboat
CURTIS PECK, Captain Davis or ALICE Cant
Brough, to City Point; thence to Petersburgb in the
n sGe~n beautiful Iron Steamboat MOUNT
Esretstaa1r VERNON, Capt. Blow, some time in
advance of the Line via Washington.
and in time TO take rest for the night; travel bv Rail
road TO Weldon and Wilmington, and thence 10
Charleston, s. c. through fast as anv other Line
with much more comfort and less expence and CON
meeting in the route with the Sea Board and Roam
oake Rail road to Garysville and FrankIin. thence
by Steamer Fox, to Edenton, Plymouth Newbern
and Washington, N. c.; and return with same con-
ncction. "
Returning, leave Norfolk at 3, and Portsmouth at
O'Clock, M Daily, (excep pit Sundays) and arrive
IN Baltimore in time for the several routes going
North, East, South and West.
FARE:
Between Bait and Norfolk or Portsmouth. :. S 90
DO do do Franklin. .......... e. 90
Do do do Richmond or Petersburg, Va 6. 90
Do do do CASTOR or Weldon. 49,. 800
Do do do Thro' to Charleston, s. G.. .2I. 90
Meals on board Bay and James River Boats in
cl1ded thereby saving each passenger by this route
$3.50.
NJ-TravelIers by the above routes will please he
directed by our Soliciting Agent in the Cars, and
by the Porter in the Yard, Norfolk Line labelled
on his hat,) who will conduct them and their bag
gage to the boat.
Baltimore, May 8, ls47. je n
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NATIONAL LOAN FUND LIFE AS
SURANCE SOCIETY OF LON DON.

" Il Surings Bank for III" benefit Of the VidO,c aud
Orphan."
EMPOWERED ny ACT OF PARLIAMENT.)
CAPITAL $500 ,0OC STERLING, OR G2, 500 900,
Besides Reserve Fund (from surplus premiums)
Of about SlS5,00n,
(Prt of the Capital is inurSted in the United States.)
Il. LAME MURRAY, ESQ.
George street Hanover, Square, Chairman of the
Court OF Directors in London.
UNITED STATES BOARD OF LOCAL DIRECTORS.
(Chi1 CtiCeJor america, "a UdIlSt., N.Y.)
Jacob Harvey Chairman, Samuel S. Rowland,
John J. Palmer, Gorham II. WORTH
Jonathan Goohue, Samuel NJ Fox,
James Boorman, VIM. Van Hook,
George Barclay, c. Edward Habcht
EDW'D T. RICHARDSON, General Arcounfdnt
Pamphlets, Blank Forms. Tables Of Rates Lists
of Agents, &c. &c. obtained at the Chief Office, "a
Wall street, or from either of the Agents, through
out the United States and British North Amer ican
Colonies.
]. LEANDER STARR, General Agent
For the United States and b. N A. Colonies
Pamphlets explanatory Of Life Insurance. and the
peculiar system OF this Institutions, blank forms of
application, &C., obtained at the Agents office,
German street.
US. LOCAL DIRECTORS, AT BALTIMORE:
Jonathan MTedih, Esq, Chairman.
SamP Huffman, Esq,
j. II N CuHOh Esq. VI. d.
AGENTS:
DONALD MILvAIN 3 German street.
THOMAS II. WI.LLiAMs. jy 81 1y
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Commerce Of JHi,caukCe.-W We append table Of
the principal article, Of export since the opening of
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THNA UNION YELLOW METAL
8 4 1 1 INV. iu.r-,s.I

u SHE THIN G The increased de-
maud for This article has induced the manufacturers
10 extensive additional works, and pre-
pared IN conjunction with Mr.. WIN. H. Muntz son
OF G. F. Muntz, Esq, of Birmingham, England) TO
offer YELLOW METAL SiEATIlNG-wh ich
they confidently recommend, unsurpassed even by
the celebrated Nuntz, English make.
Several suits vessels belonging to this port that
have been on about two years (aud at Boston New
Bedford, &C. longer imc) have given general salts
faction, the price being about three cents less than
copper, and the old exchanged for new, difference
of six cents, offers great inducements for its general
use.
This article only be had in Baltimore at manu-
facturers' prices, Of The undersigned agents
Also, large Stock Of BRAzrERs' COPPER, Cor
BoLTs, CoPPER and CoMPosiTIoN SHEATHING
NAILS, constantly on hand for sale by
f PRATT & BROTHER.
lie 8 ly u and % South Charles st.