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The Limestone Springs
OF Spartanburg District.

THE subscriber havin rented this Es.
tablishment, will open the same for the re-
ccption of Company for the Summer
This celebrated watering place yields to
none in the Southern States for attraclions
which should induce those travelling for
health or pleasure to make it their resort.
The accommodations are ample fer 300
visitors-families can have suites OF rooms
in the great Hotel, or houses with parlors,
or single or double cabins, all of'which
are complete and most comfortably finish.
ed and furnished. The Table and Bar
will be supplied with the best the country
affords, and no pains shall be spared 10
give satisfaction to the company, -
AT the Springs is an agreeable and cul-
tivated society Of permanent residents.
Two excellent Academies, male and fc-
male, where visitors may put their chill
dren to school. .>.4s
In the Hotel are large and well arrnng-
ed public rooms, band Of music attends
for those disposed to dance. The Bar
will be well supplied, and abundance of
ice has been stbored up for the season.
These Springs are situated 25 miles
from Union Court House; 20 milns from
Spartanburg, 25 miles from Yorkville, 25
miles from Glenn's Springs, and Is from
Wilson's White Sulphur Springs, being
the central point TO them all. The waters Of
the Spring are limestone, highly charged
with carbonic acid gas, and are as light,
pure, and delightful to the taste as water
can be. They possess decided medicinal
virtues ESPECIALLY in cases of dyspepsia
and liver affections. There are besides
the limeslrnc, two strong cbaly beate
Springs of equal efficacy in restoring
strength and appetite in cases Of debility.
Baths. cold and warm and shower, shall
be always ready at moments notice.
The locality is one Oft the most heathful
in the world. The country around it pos:
sesses many attractions in its beautiful
scenery, its historical associations, and in
the manufactures which are springing up
around it. The battle fields of Blackstocks,
Cowpens and Kings mountain are all
near enough for a pleasant days excur-
sion; and the.prospcct from GeIkin Noun
tain takes in a large part Of four districts,
and embraces many views of highly pic
turesque and beautiful scenery.
Since the last Summer the roads leading
10 these Springs have been put in order,
and the bridges repaired and replaced. A
new bridge has been built at the Nesblt
Iron Works over the Broad River, and no
difficulty now exists for travellers-a line
of stages runs twice week from Spar
tanburg, by those Springs, to Lincolton
another twice week from Union Court
House, and horse mail to Yorkville.
There is always on hand supply of
burnt lime of the best quality.
]. G. JENNEY.
May 20. 9t25
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.yust Received,

q a SUPPLY of the following approved
Medicines which have been found hlsh'y
ef,ieacious in the diseases for which they
are recommended
-. HAYS LINIMEN9'.
This article has popularity far surPas-
sing any patent article as sovere'g" re-
medv for the piles. ~
NEW ENGLAND COUGH SYRUP.
This article has acquired reputation tor
the cure of Coughs. Colds, Influenza and
all affections Of the Chest. Warranted
genuine: ,c,oh
ALSO-Macanba, Rappee and Scotch
Snuff, of Mrs. MiIlar's m"nn,"c,"rE; an"
which is now sought after by Snutt-'akers'
who desire a good article. 1-
For sale by DELhoiN 4" LEV
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South Western Rail Read Bank

CHARLESTON, June IA, lS4l.
STOCKHOLDERS who have PAID up
ten Road and two Bank lNSTALNENlS .,
but have not surrendered their old and
received new Certificates, are requested u"
do so. or before The 2olh inst. Ut Stock
holders Will notice the annexed extract
from the Minutes ofthe Board.
-, +" No dividend declared, or to DC oec-
Jared, shall be paid to any SlockhnIder
who has not surrendered his old ami re,
ceived new certificate Of Stock, credited
with fly dollars to the Road and twenty
five dollars to the Bank. on each share or
who. at the time the dividends demanded
shall be in arrears either to the Road or
Bank for any inslalment due.
.Erery share upon which fifty dollars
to the road and twenty dnllars to the Bang
is not already paid, is by the charter aoso-
luteIy forfeited" rs
Cashier.
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Head Quarters,
CLARENDON, June 4, 1s4

CLARENDON, June z, Io4I.
ORDER No = So much of the orders OF the 4th
inst as relates to the 36th Regiment, ordered tor re-
view on the 10th of August next, are hereby coun-
tornanded.
Tho 36th Regiment will parade for review and
drill at Timmon's old field on Saturday, the 7th OF
August next. The commissioned and non'commls'
stoned officers will assemble the day previous tor
drill and instruction.
By order of the Commander-in Chief,
J. w. CANTEY,
June 90. Adj't. g. Inspect. Gen.
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Head Quarters.

-. COLUMBIA, 22nd March, IS38.
2 To Col. BEAUFORT 7. w ATS, Quarter
Master General. y. - :as:Ss s.:
SIR:-You will proceed 10 sell the Arse
~ nal and Magazine lots in Abbesille in
pursuance of resolution4of the last lie.
gislature of this State, ON a credit until The
LIST of October7next, taking bond and suf
fcient surety for the payment Of 1he pur4
chase money, and report the results Of
such sale TO His ExcelIency. the Cover.
nor. ::s.I .;.s3.s - = Srs.,tsz
BY order Of the COMMANDMENTS Chief: Is
JAMES JONES $50
AdJt. and Inspector Gen ~ 4
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FRESH SPRING s. SUMMER
GOODS.
Zones e. HughsOn,

DOaAcS a. hVSHSUAe
BEAVE just opened very handsome
III assortment of SPRING and SUM
MER GOODS, consisting in part, of
Handsome colored Lawns and Muslins,
An assortment Of English and American
Prints,
Super. striped Challys,
" Printed Cambrics,
Fine large black Love Wells,
A handsome assortment OF
Summer Shawls and Scarfs,
Worked Guitars,
Ladies' Glnves and Mitts,
Jackonet, Swiss, Book and Null Muslin5
plain and figured,
Plain and figured Bobbinett Lace,
Single and double width Scotch and Anne
rican Ginghams.
Ahandsome assortment of Blue, Black and
Brown Cloths.
ALSO
inc Marscilles Quilts,
Shirlings & Sheelngs, of al descriptions,
Bed Ticking and fIu' NjE'@ ii.l!ts.
They hare. alSo, a fAt G@saf.ajta q
Gen,lcmen's Brush, Beaver "nt haimieai
Hats,
Ladies' Bonnc,s and Hoods.
A complete assortment Of Perfumery.
Il" - Shoes,
A Good stack of GROCERIES, CROCK
ERY, HARDWARE, &c.
. The above Goods were selected with
greet care by themselves. We respect
fully invite our friends to call and exam
inc Them. Our orn impression is that they
are handsome and uery cheap.
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lhave the honor lobe, Sir, s.
Your obedient servant, z !:
BIT. WATTS, @. Master General;
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT., \,
CoLuMBIA, 18th May, 1S4I.

To JAMES j. CALDWELL, Solicitor
Sir:-I am directed by His Exc ellenty,
JoHNP. RICHARDSON, to submit for your
information, and future action, the an
closed documents. !. zst1Js 2, :. ~ s; y.
Order No 6S,' marked E{A.) directing
the Quarter Master General tossen the
Arsenal and Magazine lots in pursuance
a Resolution by the Legislature. & s{ss,sss:
The Reports of the Inspector General
thereon, marked (B. and c.. s Il
These papers are only Necessary as ex1 G Z.
planatory of the last paragraPhof the re-,
port (C.) in relation to the Arsenal ~
1t seems the said lot on which stands
the Arsenal, was given by the late MaJof
Hamilton of Abbevlle to the Stste,s.-s-ss Stste,.s-s
There appears TO be no record of title for
the same, and in consequence thereof a.:
citizen of Abbeville, by the nameof Chas.
Dendy, who owns an adjoining lot to the.
Arsenal, has set up pretext,oft claim ~
the same, to the injury and annoyance OF OF
Williams the purchaser. ss. - (. J. -.
The Governor desires that You will in.
vestioate the affair, and take such process
as YOU may deem consistent with proPrle..
~. and the interest Of the State. - ~. 81.
Very respectfully, Sir, e. {, s.
Your obedient servant,
BIT. WATTS, Ex. Secretary:ss
By order of the Governor. So: ssS..
June23. 1s4l. e .S'.sSz:S s3s:E
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Ordinary's Office,
KERSuAW DISTRICT.

KERSHAW DISTRICT. }
W HEREAS, no administration on the
" Estate of the late Doct. David F..
Reid has been applied for, in pursuance
of the Act of Assembly, l have taken
possession Of such goods and chattels of
the said deceased, as could be found. All
persons indebted to said Reid, are reguir-
ed to pay the same Immediately, and all
persons having demands against the said
Reid, will present them duly attested to
office. J. w. BASKIN, O. X. u.
Feb 10. 12lf
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FOR SALE:

THE House and Lot on Broad Street recently
occupied by W. r. Young as store and Dwelling
with n stock of DRY GOODS, GROCERIES
&c. SC. together with lot of HOUSEHOLD and
KITCHEN FURNITURE. Those desirous OF
purchasing, would do well to make an early appli
cation to the subscriber, as bargain may be had
Terms Of the sale will be liberal. -
SAMUEL J. YOUNG. =
June 90. ~
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June 90.
HEAD QUARTERS.
CLARENDON, June 4, lo4

OTQeTS NO. -
The following Regiments will parade
for review and drill at the times and places
herein stated, viz:
The 25lh Regiment at Winsborough'
on Tuesday, the 18th day of July next
The 24lh Regiment at The usual parade
ground, on Thursday, the 18th OF JULY
The 9Th Regiment of Cavalry at 1on-
gue's, on Saturday, the l7th Of July.
The 26lh Regiment at Chestervllle, on
Tuesday, the 20lh Of July. -,
The 9th Regiment at divers ola
Field, on Thursday, the 22d of July.
The 10th Regiment at Ebenezer, on
Saturday. the 24lh of July.
The 34th Regiment at Yorkville' on
Tuesday. the 9Th of July.
The 35th Regiment at Union Court
House, on Thursday, the 29lh of July.
The 9th Regiment Of Cavalry at MIC
Bri,leville, on Saturday, 3lst of July.
The 9Th Regiment at Wilkins Old
Field, on Wednesday,, The 4th of August;
The 36lh Regiment at Timmon's old
Field, on Tuesday, the 10Th of August.
The 45lh Regiment at the Burnt Facto-
ry, on Thursday, the 18th Of August.
The 4lsl Regiment at Parks Old Field,
on Saturday, the 18th of August.
The 40lh Regiment at Mrs. Boyd's, on
Tuesday, the 18th Of August,
The 10Th Re- giment of Cavalry al Boyd's
on Thursday, lhe 10Th of August.
The 81 Regiment at Tnney's Old Store,
on Saturday the 2lst Of August.
The lst Regiment at Brulon's on Thurs
day. the 26lh Of August.
The lst Regiment Of Cavalry at Pick
ensvilIe, on Saturday, the 2slh of Au-
gust.
The 5lh Regiment at Hunters, on Tues
day, The 31sl Of August.
The Cd Regiment at Halls, on Friday
the 81 OF September.
The 42d Regiment at .Minton's, on
Tuesday, the 7lh Of Septvmber.
The 4,h Regiment at Verrennes, on
Thursday, the 9th of September.
The 9Th Regiment at Morrow's Old
Field, on Tuesday, the 18th of Septem-
ber.
The 9Th Regiment at Lomax's, on Thurs
day, the 10Th of September.
The 2d Regimen Of Cavalry at Long
mire's, on Saturday, the 18Th OF SePtem-
Der.
The 9th Regiment at loves, on Tues
lay, the 2Ist Of September
The nh Regiment at the Old Wells, on
Thursday, the 23d of SePtecbe
The 10Th Regiment Il Richardson's, on
Saturday, the 25th of September.
The 3Sth Regiment at Killers Old Field,
,n Tuesday, 2Slh of September.
The 39lh Regiment at the usual Parade
yroundNp pm Thursday, the 3olh of Sep
ember.
The commissioned and non-commis-
stoned officers will assemble at their re-
qeclive Regimenlal Muster grounds, for
lrill and instruction on the day previous
% their review.
Major Generals and Brgadicr Genersls
will, with, their staff, attend the reviews
n their respective commands.
The Brigadier Generals are specially
charged with the extension Of so much of
his order as relates to their own Brigades.
The Commandants of Regiments will
make their annual returns to lheil Briga-
Iier Generals at such times as they may
lircct, to enable them to make theirreturns
o the Adjulant General by the fifteenth Of
October next.
By order Of the Commander-in-Ch Chief.
JAMES w. CANTEY,
Adjutnnt and Inspcctor General.
June l6, lS4l (C1 Git.
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CoLUMBIA, 18Th Nav. 1898.

COLUMBIA, 10Th MAY, 1888 =,
To his Excellency PIERCE M BUTLER:
Sir:--In pursuance ofan ordersfro om. the.
Executive, to cause TO be sold the Arsenal:
and the Magazine lot, in Abbeyille. I
have the honor to reports: Ss ].
l attended at Abbeville on the first Mon.::
day of this month and effected a sale of
the said dlots, at public auction, in confor-s
nifty TO notice previously given in the Ga-
zetts. The Arsenal was, purchased by il
D. Williams, at 1905. The Magazine by.
John Taggart, at $3.50. The purchasers
resided in the village Of AbbeHIle. and
are responsible citizens. g;
/ have the honor to accom- pany here
with, their several obligations, susiNged4
by ample surity. "a. IN q
/ have the honor5to, be. -
- Your ob't: servant, &
B. T. WATTS, @. MasterG General
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Your ob't: servant, - -
B. T. WATTS, @. Master General.
CoLUMDfA, 10Th Feb. sIS4f,


To His Excellency JOHN 5P.RIcHARDsoH.. r.
Sir:-I have the. honorst to accompany
herewith Orders. No. .6S mark kedt (A:y
from the Adjutant ana Inspector General
and my report thereon, nlark ked (B::ss11 10
Ex Governor PIERCE M: BuTLBR:
During The administration of, the late,
Governor NOZZLE, he authorized me 10. cam
eel the obligation of TAeeaRT !; for the
purchase Of the Magizine lot, and 10; accept.
the bond of D. DoUoIAs. y -
The said Douglas has recently paid ne,
the purchase money, with interest amount
ing to 1921, and Witnessed a transfer of
the said lot, known as the magazine, TO-
JOHN CUNNINGHAM. 80. &. - ~ m
The bond of WILL1AMsforthe.pu purchase
of the Arsenal, has not yet beenspaid, as
there is some difficulty IN regard to 1itle.:sS
II seems there is no recordof ftitieot ttansSf
fer of the said lot Of ground 10 the Statet.
and man by thefname of CHARLES Dem
DY, who owns an adjoining lot, has SCI up
a pretext of claim to the ground 20 the.
injury and annoyance of Williams, the
purchaser. ,. 3 ~ ~ : *
lhave the honor toSbe, Sir -
Your obedient servant, ~ e Y s
B. r. WATTS, @, Master General.
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South Carolina,
KERSHAW DISTRICT.

In the Court OF Ordinary.
Joseph Lockhart ct al. Us. Auron Lockhar
CT al.
1T appearing to my satisfaction that Aa-
ron Lockhart, John Bottom Susanna Bot
tom, Elizn Bottom, Viney Bottom, Lucin-
Ga Bottom, Aaron Button and Martha
Bottom, Defendants in the above state
cssc, reside without the limits Of this Stale
II is therefore, ordered that the said defen
dants do appear and object to the division
or sale of the Personal Estate of Joseph
Lockhar,, Sen. deceased, undevised on or
before the 10Th day Of August next, or
their consent 10 the same will be entered
Of record.
]. w. BASKIN, o. X. D.
May IL, lS4l.
Prs. fee, S. so
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DENTISTRY.

EhR. J. LEE continues the practice Of
D Dentistry in Camden. He will, on
application, visit families in The surround
ing country without xtra charge.
All operations will be on :he most ap-
proved principles, and warranted at least
equal to the best done in this community.
Feb. 10.
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NOTICE.

AIO application for letters of admins
lN tralion on The estate of w. II. Cur
ric, SiIversmith, havihg been made since
his death, in pursuance of the statute, |
have taken possession Of his effects. All
persons having demands against. his es-
tate are required to hand them in TO this
office property attestcd. and all persons
to him are required to make pay
ment as soon as possible.
J. w. BASKIN, D. X. D..
Ordinary's Office. K"rShaw,
Camden. March s, lS4I.
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A. CARD

nR. WIN. REYNOLDS desires to in
~ form his friends and the public gen
or,l,v, that having entered into connection
with Or. BLANDING of Columbia, he
will now devote himself entirely TO the
practice Of Dentistry.
This opportunity cannot be allowed 10
pass, without sincere expression of CRATE.
ful Acknowledgements to his friends and
patrons, for that confidence which has al
ways been manifested towards him. whilst
bei,re them, as a medical practitioner
Now about to embark, more extensively,
in The practice Of Dentistry, he begs to as
sure them that it shall be his aim, still to
nreserve this confidence; and in all his
Dental operalions, Surgical or mechanic
,Ilto Give such satisfaction as will insure
a continuance Of it. u
The we'll deserved and extensive repu-
,otion which DIR. Blanding has long since
acquired, needs no comment. Therefore,
when thus connected, the hope is express
sed, that without presumption, they may
look for that confidence from an enlight.
ened and discriminating public winch
thew, several $, anH individually enjoyed
Jan 49,.
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June 90.
COTTON GINS.

Those who design sending their GINS
to the subscriber for repairing, will oblige
by attending to it Immediately as ne wish
es to "take time by the fore.]ock," an6
thereby accommodate all and disaPPoint
non.. JOHN .WORKMAN.sl :
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GOOD WATER.

The subscriber living too remote from the sphere
of his engagements, offers his House and about 10
acres of Land. for salc lluatcd the Providence
Springs, in Sumter District. Any persons wishing
a pleasant and healthy residence for the Summer
would do well to call and see.
NOAH GRAHAM.
Providence juno 9.
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BANK AGENCY.

TINE subscriber will attend to any
Il banking business at either of the
Banks in Camden. that may be entrusted
to him, on the usual terms.
F.. w. BONNEY.
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Just Received.

By G. w. BONNEY, few copies Il The ''south-
ern Harp" consisting of original Sacred and Moral
Songs, adapted to the most popular melodies for the
Piano Forte and Guitar. By Mrs. Mary S. B. Dana:
June e.
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Notice This.

THE Ordinance of The Town relative
to Butchering in the limits of the Corpor-
alton, will be enforced against all persons,
who violate the same.
r. L. WILSON,
Recorder and Marshal II. C.
Jnne g..
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PRINTED LAWNS.

: ] HI1N L It'd LII W INC
7-8 Handsome Printed Lawns, at 81 l-2 cents,
9-6 do do do so
Handsome Lyoncsc, SO
Mourning Lawns, 81 l-2
e: "A Super French Mourning Prints at 81 l-2
With complete assortment of Dry Goods, equally
ow, as the subscriber is anxious to reduce his pres.
ent stock, Fl, LEVY.
juno 2.
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Fresh Famcv Groceries.

Fresh Fancv Groceries.
The subscriber has just received an assortment of
fresh FANCY GROCERIES. They consist in
part, of the following articles:
French Preserves in Brandy,
do do in their own Juice,
Cherries in Brandy,
Fresh Pruncs, Olives,
Orgcat, Capillairc, SYRUPS.
Goosebcny, Raspberry, ofsuperior quail
Lemon and Ginger, )lty.
Superior French Cordias, assorted.
Champagne, (Demottc brand, } of superior quail
ity,
Champagne Cider, Abbotrs London Porter,
Composition Candles of different colours a
handsome article,
Flutcd Pink und White Loaf Sugar,
Superior Sherry and Madeira Wines, somc ve-
ry old.
French white Wine Vinegar, at 81 f.2 pr. gal
With complete assortment OF Sugar, Coffee &c.
June 9. H. LEVY. =
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JOB PRINTING Executed wi.h:neatness IS
and despatch, atthis Office.
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Uncommon PunctuaIitY.

Mr. Bancroft, the present Collector Of the port Of
Boston, will retire from his office March 3lst, that
is, q, the close of the present quarter. 1t is re-
mnrkab.c fact, that while Mr. Bancroft has collect.
ed more than ten Millions of dollars of revenue,
every bond which has been taken by him and has
fallen due, is discharged. There is not now a
single instance Of default on the part Of any mer-
chant during his official term Such result, it is
lelieved, has never occirrcd for any other period
Of the same length of time. II is most honorable
testimony /, the character Of the Boston merchants
now on the stage.
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Serenadirg.

Some sentimental young gentlemen lately sere-
nad,d house in New Orleans with the belief
that there was young lady in il. Ailer they had
surg and played for some lime, a black wench
looked out of the window and sccosel them thus:
"Look hea, gemmen, taint no Use TO be foolin a.
way your time round heTa, kase dar amt nobody
in dis house 'cep Bess, and dat,s me. amt 10
jrcon to you Playin "Jimalong-JOscy," "COony in
de Hollsr.' ot any ting dats fashionable aud nice,
but dem Italian and other foolish tunes yous per-
formn round he.e ant no account. Go way, white
folks
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Dor is overbalanced by the necessity of
employing multiplicity Of hands.
Tenants Ind. Rec, vol. IL, p. 62.

The Cardinal of Lorrain, brother Of
the Duke Of Guisc, is said TO have adop-
ted a curious method Of ridding the
government Of importunate petitioners.
An edict was published, under the sanc>
ton OF the name Of Francis III COM
manding every one to abandon the
court who had any boon to ask of the
king, under the penalty of being suspen-
ded on gibbet, which was erected for
that purpose, on the public square. This
cdict was worthy of the age Of the
massacre Of Saint Bartholomew.
Wraxall, Mem. Kings of France,
vol l, page $40.
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The great iron steam ship now being built at
Bristol will probably combine a greater number
and variety of unried principles than were ever be.
fore united in any one enterprise of the same mag.
nuje and importance. The Vessel herssI-her
enormous magnitude (abou, 5000 tons it is sAid)
her material-(plate irony engines, nearly
twelve hundred horse nominal, power-cylinders
one hundred and twenty inches in diameter no
piston rods mo be0nis,-thc connecting rod lsy-
ing hold Immediately on the piston and movable
hollow casing playing thEongh a stulling box in tho
top of the piston 10 give play to the said connecting
rod !--an unlimited application Of the expansive
prime pie and 10 crown all, paddle wheels, no
paddle boxes projecting from her vast sides mo
apparent propelns power, put an unseen ogent
revolving under her keel and enabling her 10
Walk the wafer like a thing Of LIE.
Verify, vely, we live in an age Of wonders, and
if the mechanical genius of tho give safe birth
to this creature OF its conception, and foster it into
vigorous maturity, it will he difficult henceforh to
set any bounds TO locomoion over the waters Of
the decp.-BaA. amer.