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Washington telegraph., 1849-02-07

TnE PowER OF SrEAM.-A pint ol
water, evaporated by Two ounces OF coal,
swells into two hundred nnd sixteen
gallons OF steam, with mechanical iofce
sufficient 10 raise weight of thirty.seVen
tons, foot high. BY allowing it 10 ex.
pand, by virtue OF It's elasticity. II further
mechanical force may be attained, al least
equal in amount to the former
Five puts Of water evaporatei by u
pound oil coke in locomotive engine,
will exert a mechanical power sufficient
TO draw two tons weight on a railfoad II
distance Of one mile Ia two minutes
-Four horses IN stage coach on com.
mon road will draw the same weight the
salne distance, IN about eight minnies.
-Four tons Of coke, worth twenty-five
dollars, will evaporaie water enou gh to
carry, on railroad, tram Of coaches
weighing about eighty tons aud transport.
ing Two hundred aud forty passed. sers
with their luggage, from Liverpool to
Birmingham aud back a gain total di,.
lauee OF 100 miles, III -four hours aud n
quarter. each way To transport the
salue number of passengers duly by stage
eoaehes on u common road, between the
same places. would require twenty coach.
es and an establishment Of three thousand
eiJ Jhl hundred horses. with which the
journey in each direction would be per.
formed III about twelve hours.
A more striking illustration of the in'
calenable saving IN time AMI money pro,
dueed by steam, cannot be given.
Dr.. Llrdnei 5 Lectures.
Washington telegraph., 1849-02-07

There is now Company for Calfor
mia forming at Fort Smith. Of yonng men,
no men with their families accepted
Their object is to go with ponies and pack
mules so as 10 get there as soon as pos
sible. All those who wish to 20 IN this
way are requested TO be at the above
mentioned place on or before the first ol
March Little Rock. Dsn.
Washington telegraph., 1849-02-07
- ore T..

o P-r.ahs Nho rent uils,e N. establish.
j m-m oi Steam Sau N ils. with riii.f sash
ar ritru'af saws, The uRdrf ru-d, practical En.
pin--f mud achin.s', oifls hs sriyr-s, To pat
ih-m in operation lie has had ssV tai yraf. -.
p-nrnu- n NJ bnsin-ss, aud wond tspecthily
''irr lho.r vito may desire hls services, To The
following e.n iieais, a. 10 his comprirnry lie
ha. loc-ird aiMar.l.sll. Harmon soanly. Texas,
where he m, b. sddr ssrd b, mai. OF hrfwiss.
JAMES ;. ALEXANDER
Mr. james a. Itsdsr. having 10, IN opfia.
ton iof me. nrif ihi. place, one q Pages piissf
Portable cirrar Ser Mill. propelled BY s'sgm,
! take plrasuf-iu recommending him to all who
may drsir' his i"nic,s IN ihn: lius, practical
Machtnisi. IN ssf, way cumrrtfHi {" The iH'k
Pr'snHs having ms"uu'fy II ilis chuucirf 10
pot IN operation. would do well 10 rmplay hin !
hate ry''y oo'sdruee III his bring able 10 give
grnrFsl Satisfaction.
WILLIAM Moss.
STEAM SAW NlLL. NEAR WASHINGTON, I
January 81, lsia
.Hh
Washington telegraph., 1849-02-07
From tLe ~ o. Con Times
NEW ORLEANS CorroN M,ghET
w.. = - -. Al, &C..

The inquiry fol C,iion wa. continued to day.
an hui iuf tn- f"duc' smohnl oh rug the sal !,
auul have Tra he'd mnrh larg iigum. Asu
= 1din Wrfr s"li iH supnrn 10 Eaup- unt
N" Notih Regarding picr. W. rirt 10 ouf
i''"lrt'uus Il tool, fm 8fkns. j,aw'srf. that i,r
tuis at' uHsiling IN s"ii nn''-r a further advance.
ttd although our figure luf sire ly mdiling. h.
purrhss-rs had 4 mpus ~" la ri--fst- 10 an,
r,l"nl al tins rair. up,n tie Nluir prices air
very iffrgaar. hat hlirfs are rst-mrl, 6rn IN
thin prlrnnous, aud 10 many Instances rrGpr
s"llng The Mafkrt clo.ss " III az active de.
mtad All parties arr an,,ou.ly awaiting lhr
af,al Of the steamship unnrd Slsi,s. nov fully
dur. Her rrpori'd arrival Yesterday. gave fsr to
many Of The ifsnsacliuns made IN VI. nafk.t
S.w ORLEANS sUL.ssiFGcArios
Washington telegraph., 1849-02-07
[ U M B { R :,

TUE undersigned hos naW iu .nre.ssinl ap-ti.
L taua, lhrFs mii.s saalh.vrsi af Washington.
an III. fullsa rad. nu.. ~ Psss's pal.ui p,ua.
hi" CIRCULAR SAW MILLS. Iloptilrd by
siran. aud sptfpapd d 10 fl al b II lof I.iinbff,
Gu tie shortest n'l.ee. al The iilou ins pfiers
Far Pn+ Lamh-f-ineh thick aud o,st-sl0
pr lhoi.and lt'l, board mrasutv. shctiiug, S.
per Thousand feet.
Auact.dlo the abase, Is GRfsT MILL.
winch Will gind every Saturday lut lall
WILLIAM Moss
Washington, Jaanary 81. isIg.
Washington telegraph., 1849-02-07
IXAlINAE.ON.

A n esamiaaliW Of the pupils Of the Mile and
n frmal- Summary @l .akr pl'ee On tue a0h
instant Al the Mai, ;, minsls on tie 2lit aud
2i,i. fhe yang ladies of the Female stmnafy,
oa the % aud y nsi.
oane=a on ~, erraini ofthe 81.
Frbiutry I, lslg, 6-lR
Washington telegraph., 1849-02-07
T II CASYELL.
MOUNT HoREB LODGE. NO. 4.

WAsnNGruS, frbmur, 3, Islg
NOllGEis i hereby piy'n 10 all the wurd. sud
" r,pseially 10 The irdiefniy. Whrfrso,ypr dts.
l'~fsed, that JABEZ :. SMIrll, late Master ol
lhis Lodgr of Ancirnl Yufh Ffr. sud Acrrnir1l
has'n wins duly espellrd hy this ladec INN MI
the tights aud ueiiis II Masonry. iur gr,,s aud
nlgbly unmasoulc conduit, sud publication ihrrrul
ordered by this Lodge through the wa.l np,op
Trlrgfepi, on the ilh ult The br tlttrn win
P'a~r take due notice thereof aud govern them.
selves accordingly.
JOHN S. SPENCE, seo'y.
E.If
Washington telegraph., 1849-02-07
BlACks sMlTHING.

n TUE undersigned have entered into
"a L paiinefship. iof the purposs Of carr.
W 'ns ~ lhs aboys busaess. IN ail it, fafaus
bf,seliss, aud take this m,lhod Of Informing the
pn'lid, TINT they have opened 4 shop on Carol
street, opposite the t;iie6 Il Nsssf. Iltlhsfd &,
tiemn,i'ad. whrie they will b. happy to accom-.
mndair Ill Who may he PLEASED 10 favor them
wih thru patronage.
Doe eol lht hmis rosntly from New York city,
adds a h.s' rate Csrias~ smith Any lsr.oas
wanting work done in that line. may tesl assured
that It viii he done IN a superior woikmanlits
Inannri' rnd on the .hoHr.i bolicc, Oar materials
are pnfchned ct the lowest New Orleans Prices,
uai We uaher ourselves that Ne viii b. abe to
Do FofA lowrF, than sny other Shop ia The place
We wil Sa'ranl our work To give satisfaction, or
Il may he fsiurasd, aud no charge made. Our
n'ol'o Is Punciualiy IN business, and BY attend.
ing strictly to It, W. shall cndsAyor, si least, 10
merit share Of pnblio patronage.
FLEMING h BEAsly,
Washington. January l6, ls4g. ar
Washington telegraph., 1849-02-07

WhiSkEf--lo1 baurls Mononrahela, Bour.
W bon and Reeiifrc Wliskey. for sale b.
d L. B.1fTTlN.
Washington telegraph., 1849-02-07

| WILL. ss Ereruiof ol The will ofp Tlsm.
L m'l. .irrrasrd. At III" sane tine and plsre.
ssl To The bglrsi bddrt. on n cfrdi ef twelve
months. an The slaves, Hhant ~ 10 number. con.
si.iinr Of men. somru and rhidfrp, honsr ~.
yiuls, and Iir hant-, orln'ghr to The estate n
Philip rfHmmrll, drcrasrd. Or m many OF ihsm
- Sl dIsehsfgs al line debts of ilir dro.rs-d--
The purchasers giving bond aud approved security,
b'aiIne utrt~st At the rate Of eight pct cent per-
nnnu'u, iiom the uay of sale Creditors Of snid
rsiatc, sf- solicited 10 attend.
HENRY RAMMELI., Executor
Of the Will ol Z. Ira Hmtll, drcra-rd
January -. isl9 I-9w
Washington telegraph., 1849-02-07
BtACEsMlTHlNG 8 WAGON
MAKING.

TINE subscribers lak" this method Of informing
ihrif present custom, n, aud the public penrf.
ally. that they have procured he services Of
iir.i rat smith. aud nirnd continuing The hu.i.
nrss Of Blsok.ndldng Wagon Making. Ppw
Sticking, Sc. 1h,it pnrr- will hr modrfalr aud
per cent willbr Discounted on oil jolsa .ountinq
iuoret ouc dollar, Il the cn.h Is paid when The
work Is rumplrtrd 1huse having horsrs to shoe,
would du wsll 10 call Ai our shop. nenf The Jail,
sad inquire thr prec Of work, belort they have It
done. Tive Us a call.
j. A. BARRON,
W BARRON
D,cember n, lsls. 52-if
Washington telegraph., 1849-02-07
WILLIAM Moss
30 NEt.Isbl;s ND
RED RIVER PLANTA TION
FOR SALE.

'I'llE sulIsrrilst. sill on tie ltllh day Of Eh.
map. l,ig, d, In. l,lauI tam. I'll 10 the high.
~ bd"tt sn rndh n twelve month. hi.
plantation {, u: "a Laisyrtir ceau'y b isrru la.l
Prsitir aud Eitns rrru- known a. Tmmmrll'.
old place Their ar about 3On prr.s IN biih
sialr OF culivhioni iini rate llurrmll new
tia and Pres. 10 compete order. aud under good
repair Also, ~ mus, wagons, woke ofoser.
6r-i rate about ~ head Of taiil" large ,iork
al lliFs; about 2mhl hu.li, u Of Crr. fiun.n.
l'l-n,iis. plenty ~ ihr pace srl Of iilack
smith Iors. ind miny "i'ier sricl-s. urr'tsr'y
iof carry iur ona rabislior, new o~nrnl Ci..
un, Ac Sc.
RF. SULLIVAN.
January q, 1870. 4-3w
The North-Carolina standard., 1849-01-03

lima; which were the second time ano
passed. IS ~ d, I,6
proFements reported back the bill 20 clear out n.e
Marsh Seven's Creek Porter Swamp, and GaPway
swamp. in Columbus, Recommending its rejection.
On motion of Mr. Stevenson. the bill was laid upon
the table.
Mr. Satterthwaite, from the select committee %
whom the memorial of Asa Whitney, Esq. had been
referred, reported the following Resolutions: -
Resolred by the General assembly IF North GGrot-
sa That we approve of the project of Mr.. Asa nI1
new. of New York, for the construction OF Han
Road from Lake Michigan to the Paclhc Oeean-f'
being an individual enterprise. - = =
Resoiped, That His Excelfency the Governor pc ana
he is hereby requested TO transmit copy OF the Iore
going Resolution to each of Senators and REPRE-
sentatives Congress, and to the Governors OF tne
several States of this Union. -.
Said Resolutions were read the first time, When
on motion, the rules were suspended and they Were
read second and third time and passed. On 1he
third reading the yeas and nays were demanded ana
resulted as follows-yeas 20, nays "a.
On motion of Mr.. Brogden, the House proceeaeo
to consider the bill locate the county seat OF FoK
the question being repeating the act OF last gss
sion laying off and establishing said county: ne
motion to repeal said act was adopted, and the Dill
passed, by yeas "a, nays 10. y,
On motion of Mr.. Dobbin the bill to establish the
Bank of Fayetteville was taken up, and made the or
der of the day for Tuesday next. 90
The House then adjourned.
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SENATE.

"WEDNESDAY, December u, 1913.
Mr.. Walker, from the committee on Propositions
and Grievances, to whom was referred the petition
of sundry citizens of Pasquotank, praying addi-
tonal tax on sprituous liquors, reported adversely
Ordered to lie the table, Also, reported adversely
the bill to indemnify of slaves convicted OF
felony and asked to discharged from the further
Sideration Of the subject. Ordered to lie onthe table,
Mr.. Walker introduced bill giving longer time
TO register grants Of land, mesne conyeyances, pow
Of attorney, &c. which read the fist time. Mr..
Bower bill to lay of and open road in Ashe and
Yancy counties. Mr.. Washington, bill to autho-
rise the Sheriff of Craven collect of taxes
Bills passed their third reading: To incorporate
Union Manufacturing Company; to establish toll
bridge on French Broad River, and to appoint Com
miSsioners for the same extend the time of per-
fecting titles of land, heretofore entered.
The Senate refused to agree to the raising Of a
joint select committee inquire into the expediency
of changing the time of holding the elections.
A message was received from the House, trans
mitting the memorial of A. Whitney, on the subject
of Railroad to the Pacific Ocean, praying that the
same may be referred to joint select committee. On
motion Of Mr.. Wood6n, message was sent to the
House, with proposition to raise said committee.
The bill TO amend the act Of last session to pro-
vide for re-assessment of the lands of the State,
and more accurate enlistment of taxable polls, was
referred to the committee on the Judiciary.
Tho resolutions in relation the liabilities of the
State. &c. introduced by Mr.. Berry, taken up,
amended, and passed their second reading
The report Of the Judiciary committee in relation
70 the compensation of trustees in deeds of trust,
lies over. l
On motion of Mr.. Halsey, the bill to provide fol
the settlement Of estates In the hands of executors
and administrators, and for the relief of the same
was taken up, read the third time and passed.
Mr.. Ellington introduced bill to amend the third
sectlon OF the 99th Oh. Rev. Stat. entitled Religious
Societies. Passed its first reading. 3t
Mr.. Conner, from :he committee on Claims, made
report Of resolution for the relief the Sheriff
Of Gates which passed its second and third readings
Mr.. Worth (Whig) was added 70 the comSnittee .,
Privileges and Elections.
The North-Carolina standard., 1849-01-03

JUDoE OF THE SUPERIOR CouRT. Iohn " HSnneid
of Rowan. has been elected Judge OF notIOp inc G
Court to fill the vacancy created by the Plop'
Weare indeed sorry that the Superior coot s.a' SSr
of North Carolina has been deprived OF tng gon VII
of so able and accomplished jurst as t9s that hp
liam H. Battle and we cannot but thinS Eh
prvation is justly attributable to the PeTtnts'Ra Ra
which the friends of this gentleman abOTs TIsndGesh
urged his claims to the Supreme CourI I"OS vas tS
after it had been ascertained that Pearson rii ga
popular favorite. If they are wise they nroriaH
wrinkle by this result. The people Of "y: "Sy;.rqtipa
are beginning 10 get tired Of metropolitan S'e't uo"t
As TO Mr.. Ellis, it can be; no disParagyT0u IN 0uaiiS
young man to say that he is not 50 we" ar Be-
1s has s indpseGy and se0. and with T1s
qualify himself for any station in society. ve kp
known him from his schoOl-bOy days ;,ai%luotS anu
him TO- be q kind and noble-hearted feliOTL Lo will
standing his political heresies-which oSs: nS d 70
carry to the Bench. We wish him suce' .sgES F
believe his heart is in the right place. W.
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8 do elastic penholders, Alden's, per dozen
do tortoise shell, per dozen
5pounds sponge, best, per pound
10 do gum arabic, best, do
PRINTING.
The printing Of all kinds, including paper, which
may be required to be executed for the use of the
Department of the Interior, or any of the Offices
thereof whether the same be circulars instructions,
warrants, FORMS returns, blanks, solid matter or
not loaded, rule work, rule and figure work. faint
ruling or lining, and red ruling or lining, or by
whatever name, title, description the same shall
be known to- or usually designated by, the office re-
quiring it, and including also folding, stitching,
pasting &c, on the following descriptions of Taper,
to wit: