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in the District Convention TO be holden in Norfolk 30
rough on lie 23d met.
R,sorsd. That each Stale has the indub;ab'e right
to apPon, Delegates TO tie National Convention IN h'r
own way.
Rssoired, That the National Convention alone, has
tie @h q! determining lis of voting in select
ing III candidates for Pres dency and Vice Presidency
of III u States.
Rso0cd, That The delegates appointed by this meet
ing De, and they hereby instructed, t. vote for 10
person to represent this in The Nationa! Goa
vent on who will noi, in tsr opinion, support the no.
minee Of that Convention.
BENZ. DREW, GIN.
JOHN JORDAN SEN
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FOR THE Eve UTRER
nEL.,.n o ~. no. . Dbl

RECURRENCE TO FIRST PRINCIPLES.
lie C0aeea,oa : Duties Of Msmbcrs-Daty Of Electors
Of President and Vice President.
The Constitution declares, that s'each State shall
.'2oint number Of electors of President and Vice
'5s'dsn, equal to the whole number OF Senators and
representatives 10 which the State may be entitled in
~ Congress- and that the Legislature of each State
may direct the manner in which each Slate shall ap.
gant"
Inc power of the State Legislatures, TO direct The
Manner which each State shall appoint their electors,
p'etise'y tde same power vested in the State LIE
.'iliures III other elections required by the United
sass-Ar,icle /, Section declares, that the man
T u toisg elections for Senator's and Representa-.
S shall De prescribed III each State by the Leglsa'
sais thereof
H-wond be deemed insane, who would contend that
STATE legislature lcas authorized to appoint, or
naoe, elect members of the House of Representa-
Tvs or OF The Senate, By this PhTase-and it will
@'crig be Denied but the power in all these three
.ses is identical To prescribe the manner, to direct
a manner, IS the same power-See Article i, Section
shall by law direct-Section 4, Paragraph 1-Shall
: pryscri"ed by the Legislature, &c.-Secton S, Pa.
Hsf'ph l6-Artcle 3, Section 3-To prescribe, is to
\ ct in this case-The terms are SYNONYMOUS.
Now, what control the votes of the electors Of
'dent and Vice President, it ever intended that
legislature should exercise? None!
Wat! (sxcaims State Manager in such elections,)
oa Do not mean TO assert, that the Legislature of
sNb by the terms Of the Constitution, and by fair
I'd honest construction. has right to control the
.' Of every elecor of President and Vice President,
~ to cause each, and every one to vote, so as to
''ryp up the State influence?
is' Thist IS precisely what is meant-and that there
~ De no Misrepresentation, repeat, that as the Con-
luton was originally framed, and as the l2lh amend.
u no" stands, if there is any fair and honest mean
!. u words, it is asserted, that the Constitution IN
. LUG to create body Of electors, who, each for
,", under his oath to support the Constitution, is
raw. 10 vote according to the best lights which he
.,'ve' and according to that understanding with
~ Providence has endowed him!
n a'4 a" 700, Mr. Expounder Of the Constitution,
,.r The people assert, that elector of President
Isl, President is IN duty bound, ADD has the
Ana. give an independent vote that an elector of
y''rt OF the House of Representatives has
81 III Manager of Central Committees and of
t,s lraaaence, | do contend, that the power and
s.s az eector of President and Vice President is
il. 'he same as that of an elector of member Of
nus OF representatives, according to the true
u ss OF the Constitution, as understood by those
yssned, adopted, and put it in motion.
Il. ,sssr.-R'd'cuous! Why, Sir, the whole prae
me country bellies such an assertion Why,
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ElCHAONB MAXI cts Nsyrar.P -, Is;a
ToHscro:.'r e.f's rlcn diminished. Co ur. Il - %;
res ss. 81 80 j! c5uion oil :i - god and hne
Floos-toa"try, 81 81! al ~: Ci,' Wis IS 90.
NHEAr-6l !" - ct>., according 1. quality J!ies
EonY--ij c-mtS
Mr.,.-55 60 cents.
O,rs-25 a een,-, from vessels and Depot
PL.srER-Lump, - e7l , a. WHAT, oa Basin, 4.
LINg--Si a -.
SALTS fai by the cargo: in store, 81 - so.
IRosiede.a so; swedes 81 So County, 20; pig IS p
NAiLs-i a 4! cents
Fr.n-errines, cut, 81 10 Is for MOL Shad-Sj so
BurrER-Flrkn, 10 cents; fresh roll, ~ 10
SuG.R-N ORLEANS s. az r Rico 5)a 5 ST. Coix, rs
CorFEE-Lagulra. :! GEMS; Rio, 9 4 cents.
TFA--b0 100 cents
m"L.s.E,-New Orleans 30 20 Porto Rico, 30 80 cts
B.coS-B Baltimore 50 s; city cured, > - t. Gull
BERNARD PEYToN.
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BRUXs% !rK COUNTY.


The Democratic Republicans ot tins county are
requested 10 bear in mnd, that is proposed to have
general meeting Of our party a, November Court
ne3 luiI attendance is earnestly solicited, that
"c may take preliminary measures 10 secure, IN
cnnuexion viii, other portions OF this Congress
sonal Dsst.ici, 4 suitable delegation to the Ma
,'onal Convrafion-:hat may form Democratic
Association FIR the purpose of ersUrng zea!'us aud
nai'" sugpor; OF tie ncu"a'ions nj SAID Convention
AID IA; ro ny con:lrt Opinions, ara con-9.t e ne.
rally ~ the best means of cetsa"rg aur "pPoneE s.
advancing principles. aud akioe the ,rlmpn
of ou cause MANY DEvocGATIa HfPUgriChNs.
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f'T your principles, IN, ncvcr Tie heat Of the con
's yfE. t'.6t naf ".?lHsa. a9s q. ats 7nd ire
hrent.ik with tbcuI, reason NIh III IN. aad ii
siry, pray with thsm BE jealous ali that ~ right.
bu, let no. The spirit Of fiction he among you,n oil
things, acting WITH eve sirge to your coun,ry's
good. Come to December Court-lhe cry is, come
come cone =.
II The Compiler, Star and Petersburg Republican,
VAL please CORY
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Died =, hs residence nr""syi!e Amelia, the and
Departed this fe Monday. Gt Instant ronniy .f
chr,'eield Mn FcND,t GarGoHr IN The G'd yetr If his age
leaving hini tour On lte" ant numerous eain reuvrs
ard friends amen .i~ death la svias short his
life aud death obituary To
euosiNe the drcea-oh Nj. Greny tuG9A M t,ibe
ees ful-s. possessed qna,, of tn no.t rxaicd
cbafac'e His lat lecluil - TIE highest grae
Possessed of his1y eniv ei r,i Gneoc! Of speech
nandnes- Of manners, it rrnircd 10, .atie aud
himself Gells'i IA a"d poa-a' compia &c. rlreie
"a int ms '"'r'y "as '@a by err e"': nh psss"n 'Sho
b'd III aonof Of as a4aitnte. ya- l !eit tdvinia
=" linl-nd e!Ua 'ary III, anl ruie. atch.
ment 'r h" X, he sa"r, | d'rni a'i-I.'n nni a' VIII
al tar p'"in,i1nsof AMI modern lnicrd lis
mind WAS well >.sscd mh every UcIi and atcal
b"'n. "ti I'ihrf l." IA a.G Fl. :" s'u. &" ~" h2irr stations
III le Yet he always cvira p.mas d,iae auh seemed
III. v.oriay acne ai, popa-
lar fame Sti lr wa t,f,nr ard r'I 4, In. r,,,,,y ana
rs country. He u H.. dye;
aud, houch ready every ~ III, he. dan
period IT his county had ne, ded la services "a III defence aud
maintenance of civil lbsry give it st-riHce, SIN
seemed desire the popraf Nj.
Gregory looked upon oen,atonf ~ play with
tempt and never rAhn"i, those whn fact
great! his interiors eetur auarucH,s self
Importance or snpetoty- a!"ays 'cnic Ell himself raSy IN
and sntlhe "a s Honorable soce'y.
Al tie request al many OF as ftnd who wen ac.
I"aintr "iih h h"'>. III ~ once n cary ne accepted
The station oi Magistrate and hs c.ce b. nusl unit,
w yea prev ISL w. ruuc.ua
~ sch,rsn. tr irtS of tie same, w'la credit u i N aud
honor u lite sat"nt1J ~ The iot'anh Of eases be had been
ever knuan Ia b. Ape let from evtrad This fire h,
sigu- voluntarily. an. "c against r gnbc wish A. PHI
anhrpp ms lIhe y amot wao limit. unless bound
OF OF ~ i ,.'o'y ' fr, rd & re ,tsa
ttc f,ricfs, an: me m
d:scnt poor, many Of WHOM l.lag c-y ~.
ri'ity ard oh rs eHd Gc stead
fast, confer regarded
sacrifice >oirIt-d Ia friend ind mniver
Iiorray ruin pc uniay sense A..
parent he InIuscn II taG t-rd Hu'tn. seemed
give him N n, e., hs r'sifen want
and he unable To rrhder Irm amr a'i>'nce re ve'y
has pcr'nenily s'yrn ''ihe - an
honest man.' I'm ali ~. dealings i,i t-i,us Nfoi.l r.
he pract.rd TIE WiGcpe, I7 "Iurcr hes!
policy Ert H. vs. nhare AID H. cldhy ie,
His body slam OF
ms sPfi' has gone TO God 'h" gave IT. Aa! he re> c.
i friend.
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s,s.mer. "Governor Mcdowell, on the
T me lssn for several days undergoing some al
!, ta' Vs, The direction of Can't Ericsson, (lhe
pms nv new system for props Hing canal steam
lwf ., r,ew OF giving her greater speed. the
s'a - t,y,ns been completed, and It is thought
j on ,s;ect accom- pushed, the Steamer vii com
s''s lar trips to Lynchhurg to-day, leav'ns
2 . "s ,his m rqlng a, o'clock, May success at
n '"' a,.res,,ne and important enterprise.
~ 40 the above was written, we learn that thus
,.n, on Wednesday night 10 Gainesville, and
", M"sss,erAay-performing the distance 10 Reh
pa !. o,,,es.) in ten hours and half. She runs
t 5t'',sr-,ndeed, her enterprzing propr'etoFs are
! ';,.i,v satisfied with her action.
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A. r. WooD, Sce'v
DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN NANsEMoND COUNTY

DEMOCRAjlC MEEllNG in NANSEMOND COUNTY.
At meeting of portion of the Democrat parry
at the Courthouse in town of Suffolk on the 18Th
day Of November, S43, Ut being Court day,) De- Ro-
kin appointed Secretry. The object of the NEE ing
having been explained by the Chairman in an appre-
pirate address, the flpwng resolutions were adopted
On motion of J. w. Keeling,
RcsOired, 'rhlt folly concur with our Democratic
friends Of Norfolk, in the sel-ct Of DR.. VIM Col
inns fit and proper person II represent this district
in the Senate OF Virginia, aud pledge ourselves 20
oil fair and honorable means promote his cleo
lion.
On motion of r. NJ. Boykn,
ReSoi1ed Th,t committee OF three be appointed 10
inform DR.. Collins after the adjournment of this meet
ing, of his nomination. and request hun address the
people any hour to-day in front of the Court House.
that may best suit his convenience.
The following persons were appointed said commit
tee: NJ. Boykn, Col. H. II. Kelly, and Burrlll Rid
dick, Esqs.
On motion of Dr.. Webb,
ResOiutd That persons he appointed to repre- sent
this county the Convention which is proposed 10
held in the Borough OF Norfolk the 23d, for The pur-
pose of electing d.legates the General Convention.
On motion Of Col. Kelly, the blank in the foregoing
resolution filed with the number ten.
Whereupon, the following persons were appointed
by the Chair, viz: Col H. II Kelley Burrill Rdd,ck,
John w. Keeling, Captl'n A Brinksy, II. l. Tynes,
VIM Howell, II. Kelley, Capt John Gasklns, H. L
Dasden and Capt. john R. Copeland.
On motion, the Chairman and Secretlry were added
to the delegation.
On motion,
Resotcsd That the proceedings of this meeting be
published in the Chronicle and Old Dominion and the
Richmond Enqorer R WEBB, Chairman.
r. NJ BoYKIS, Sscrftary
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DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN ISLE OF WIGHT.

At meeting of portion of the Democratic Repub
lcan party of Isle OF Wight, held at The tavern Of E.
Morrison in S;nilhfeld, on The 18th November, le43
B. Drew Esq, called to the Chair, and John Jor-
dan appointed Secretary The object Of the meeting
having been explained by DR.. Robert Butler, Messrs
Atkinson and Holleman delivered addresses There
upon, the following resolutions adopted unani-
mously:
Womble. John Jordan, John E. Adams, John B. Pedin
George w Carroll, Dr.. r. NJ. Boykn, Jacob II. Buck,
Monros Clements, and James e. Jordan be, and they
are hereby appointed delegates to represent this s0uny
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FRIDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER u.
LICENSED PESFOaJAE,s

MR. A. : iEFt%S .culiy the pub. tina,
w lac ba entered INTO neasrm ~ wuh
SIR w. Y. W.,iLA l. AVID Hrs. HALEY
TO give SECOND CONCERT. ~ TIE EXCHANGE HOTEL
Or FFiD ~ ttE..fNG Mr. -,
In the course d" which NJ. alac VIII ieUea particular de-
sire his Vaiia for le ano tn ira ianne ana per.
form the Ndn, the and Va. IN the Them. Non
Pin Ne>tl, comfocd by PsEnn o6 srR>o. Mr. Bailey
v"i n!c;, Admired uu4 ID W.. ai uf s-s
and other
Mr. BARTER viii ptcsle -. Piano
1Sy Concert 10 commence a hlf pat a'cl0,k
- TCkrt- - 10 Il: u, = !; Tr,o,,s ~,
sic store Mc.>rs thinker no E and ]. w Randyiuhs look
Store and Exchange Hotel. ~
Nov ~ x ~
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TO TIE EDITORS or THE ENQUIRER
.)Dth I-I2

INUVEMBFN
Be pleased 10 make known, through your paper TO
the people Of the counties composing the seventh con-
convention at York Town on the ODD of February, Tor
the purpose Of appointing delegates to represent the
Republicans Of the seventh district, in the Democrat
National Convention to assemble in May next, IN Bal
tmore YORK.
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Trust SALE OF LAND AND NEGROES IL UAy0yFe
COUNTY

DuEsC Ant tn The provs deed Of trust executed lv
Nm fihore aud WIT L. The UNDERSIGNED dated III IL, d ~
OF setei"cr, i'4 aud duty REGARDED Clerks Office II
lhe ,uiWy Cont :" Hanover ir liz" guroe Gf securing debt
there ,"ho ei dGr I" iopn Sicpri. rracccd 10
sr on Ith3Daf, g." ah Day Of December, S!J einE Han
over IouI' DAY, %; l." house II county nj nuhlc
acnn lF ready money To the higaes BID ar uaceI
I" LAND Slalr lyn' d h.in. the cnlu. III ii IN YER
a"J hns me MS % WIN FryE~r auh hes co tanning
one hu"arru acfes be HE
scro,d III ir si'l dre AIS tvo SAYS. uaaed rwis
Hnd hoy mtd George. y r,usr.< we -p.l, n.
Vey Snch ''r only as Is v-> hY deed Of
tris aforesaid i.uFttN ELl-Fr, -
RO. NJ CAR!BN, ''u''eeS.
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Deaths.

Married, il Washington, Tie .2ni instant. by Few o L.
Brown, Mr. william TER JoSEs, Of FlllaEna county, Miss
MARY J. FohcE, of that city.
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g IN REWARD-kan away fom fuuheriani rnlny nm M.
'So Isl Of November himself NJ
fihASaNiS .he property - Mrs Era :. S.rlna IA
OF brown complexion, ahou - nrh.s
height, has Inst OF his font teeth. has r,- .ya,,.,
ing Walk has been accustomed w,itiIg Ia h bous- ana -
pOir III ms m,nncfs whea Spntcn he clrr,rd ub bi
hark grey Cas,ne tock coat ana ni Of vc ,
h"mtSpin ana pur "fi.ht lmes auJol>: also rn,,e
great coat, such Il Is uSny wAIa aud hlac f
MT lie has wife and i dt tirl oui h.nu.,n IN ra
Estate 81 Tie uc John lnpet', pr1any ,,t ,h
tncfc "hit, and then ate y nee stan m
above reward VII b. pad Tor Inn n 81 me ~. nS
Committed 10 jail IA ~ hmond, taken IN ,. : m. n.y.,
COMMITTED u iai IA Rae IN nd. aud - il COMMITTED o , ;
IN the Stale, so int set him gain. " ' '
Nov. 81 ''' ~ i"nh'N':
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VIRGINIA EDGE TOOL MANuFACToRy

THE subscriber would cal attention Of nefc .mers
and others 10 ir msnnf SELL
Ing all ainds OF EDGE Tools aeGPer a ty be Obtained
wtrc All iat asks call before purci
ing el'es nee vii stfy those no are dsr,sed
ctufage N,SUFscTuRE that liz coed AXES
as an be m de Norib and WI EEL Tor les NJ
similar article bought the North AL prisois are IN
cal examine whether tGey sh purchase or not
Orders for all kinds thankfully received and uunc.
tualy attended TO. Faetory near Haxaips iliii-.
JOHN HlTCHcOCKs.
Richmond, Nov. l4:h, 1884, s4-4!lfxw.23p
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aW NoTiCE-Ibe professional come, on te- toc. a,i.,
- ing between Tie undersigned ha- been lhs div dscIvss
ood Bnnifn havins determined remove very SOON 70 ,b
city ct Richmond The unfnsh.d husirrss oil Bo,An ;. g.
nr'on IN me counes If On rlnn.. ct,nphelI aly and
FRINGE Edward WI he closed WI iam Carringtn who
VIII a'.o close the unfinished Wood opIn il ID
same conn,ieS where other c-aind ,nd
WIN he aided IN al ne Courts when necss.ay by Mr. Thomas
t. Bnulfin Of Lynrhbnrs - " o'"''
Address-Wm. C. Darlington, Charlotte 6. " Va
WOOD BOULnTN
Nov. 18th, Is43. 80,
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ders the following
(FSon the Mobile Rcgistcr.)
When the first demand made from S. Carolina
for the adoption Of nvarabe district system for the
selection of delegates to the Baltimore Convention, it
was vehemently urged by some of its advocates, as
indispensable to give effect TO the aggregate will of the
people of the United States without reference their
told u.s. from quarters of high authority, that the system
was demanded by the intent Of the Constitution, which
was declared to be that State lines should be oblite-
rated" in the choice of President. We recall this
fact now 10 contrast it with the new line of argument
just as yehemeny adopted, that the district system is
essential to prevent the preponderance OF the populous
States and secure for the small ones, their constitu
tonal alternative the last resort of having an equal
single in the election by the House OF Represen
tatiyes. The oberation OF State lines, is now ex-
planned TO mean, that the more popuous States shall
be deprived by extra constitutional rule, OF the prl
mary power Of consolidating their votes in the nomi-
nation Of candidate, in order to give the smaller
States the advantage of an equal control in the primary
popular election, well as an equality OF power as
States-Delaware against New York; in the ultimate
choice by the House Of Representatives. Some 60
far argue substance that an election by Con.
gress very desirable event. and that the small States
would consult their rights by so persistlng IN their
either TO control them in the nomination OF candidate
or force the election into Congress The burden OF
the argument, if argument il may be called, IN favor
of this new view consists in appeals TO the Jealousy OF
the smaller States to insist upon the "compromises OF
the Constitution in their favor an excellent word
this-the compromises of the Constitution We 60 Tor
them all-not for those made in behalf OF single
class of States, and against those of another class
which were intended the equivalents to other States
The compromises, all Of them, by all means. We are
a. ready for the unhsstatng support OF the compro-
misses Of the Constitution, 40 the old Duke OF New
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pENoCRATIc AssoCIArIoy.

JOHN JoRDAN, Sew.
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A paragraph, in a Western paper, expresses The sur
prise of the writer that, at an election OF Senator o
the United States, in the Virginia Assembly, in 1898
Henry Tazewell, "a man, whose fame has not come
down 10 us, should have been elected by an immense
majority over James Madison and John Marshall. II
the writer OF that paragraph had taken the trouble to
enquire who the revered and honcred fathers Of
our good old Commonwealth at that period, he mi h,
have been informed, that Henry Tazewell among
the most prominent and distinguished OF them in pub
lie, in private life-while his competitors, Of indeed
strictly such,) many years his Juniors, and had
not then laid claim 10 that Immortality which the West
ern Editor justly awards them. Henry Tazewell
at the he elected to the Senate Judge OF
the Virginia Court of Appeals John Marshall was
the Representative Of the Richmond district, in the
Congress of the United States, and James Madison a
member of the Virginia Legislature. The former was
appointed Judge of the United States Court, by Pre-
sdent Adams, and his place in Congress filled by
the now distinguished son of Henry Tuzewell, Little
ton Waller Tazewell Senator Tazewe died on his
return home from Philadelphia, at the termination OF
the session of Congress, in le00-ond it was in honor
of his memory, and distinguished services to the State,
that the Legislature of Virginia gave The of Taze
we'll 10 one of lis counties,-[ Norfolk Herald.
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couliebt 10 the human race the hsbitable globe
Shirt of Jefferson. awake the enemies oi equal rights
are attacking the citadel of Liberty
..By their fruits ye shall know them, was the say
inc one who periectly knew the human heari; ane
hv the deeds of men we should judge them. Look a.
the conduct of the Federal party, wherever and when
ever i, obtains power, from the nations debit at Tue
present time, down the violation of The will OF sic
phen Girard by our city rulers The worst passions
Of the human hear, are eagued against Us for the en-
suing contest. and British gold will be avished upoT
our election grounds in the endeavor to cleo, Pres
dent CLAY eongenln to the will and wishes of the
Rrokers and Bankers of Thread needle street, Lon
don. -. A.
Americans Democrats Thus is no faise alarm; 10.
s,c ;obhers OF all Europe the believers in the Soutf
Sen bubble have still faith in the magic wand of Henry
Clay to create Paper Bank and multitude of kae
Barons-TPhH Democrat.
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NEW MoTIvE PowER.-The most ingenious inven-
ton, and the most complicated piece of mechanism
which have recently had the privilege OF examining,
has been for some days past exhibited at the Masonic
Hall II the model Of an engine Of about three horse
power, working constantly without furnace or boiler,
and is the invention Of DR.. Drake Of this city. cy-
hinder, crank, fly wheel, piston, like those of steam
engine, occupying small space, compose the entire
machinery. charge Of gas drawn in by the piston
IS set on fire very ingenIously, the heat causing a
sudden expansion Of the common air, with which u is
supplied, and by which the piston is driven with
force, urging the crank round. The motion neces-
sary for The opening Of the valve to let the charge
of air and The expanded mir out, is communica
ted by the ny Wheel and TINS, being self acting
machine, continuous and steady motion is pro-
duced By turning stop cock similar to that affixed
to gas pipes, the speed regulated. 1t occupies
very small space may be placed any where, having
no boiler, smoke-p'Pe, chimney 1t is entirely free
from danger and may be started after minutes pre-,
paration. Although II has immense power, It is SAID
that the large engine may be regulated by the fore
finger and even at the present enormous price OF gas
will not when in operation, exceed the price OF steam,
but other materials may be used without fire or furnace,
rendering this machine preferable almost every re-
spect to the steam engines now in Phttad paper