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height. When placed on the wheels the roof wi1
be about fourteen feet from the ground. There are
to be no more than four wheels those before about
three feet in diameter and the others something less
than six. The breadth of the wheels is eighteen
inches, and each has double set of spokes. The
baggage is to be carried car, attached behind,
and drawn on a single wheel two feet and an half
BROAD The whole is to be drawn by twelve horses,
three abreastth the driver to be aided by two positions


In the stages now in use, this number of horses, with
three men, instead of a man aud two boys, would
be able tn carry but twenty-seven passengers It's
calculated that the rate Of travelling, to speed,
will be the same as in the four horse coaches.


The carriage will be finished in about three weeks.
II is at Mr. GIeasons workshop, in St. James street,


back Of ST. James Church. PhiL Chron.