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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1849-02-03

ADMISSION OF CALIFORNIA The u
mon in noticing the new bill before the
Senate tor the admission Of California,
says: -. - :. :.
It Is calculated to arrange the whole
question, and 70 settle this whole. agnat-
ing subject 1t provides FOR the adtnisI;
sign Of California a, q state as soon as
7hpr people have adopted a eons.iidt,on;~
the remainder Of the territory, under the
name OF New Mexico, to be admitted
hereafter, as soon az it has acquired the.
necessary population. This last section
is 10 extend rom the boundaries IF Tex.
as, and along the stipulated limits of CAL
itornia. to slip on the Pacific ocean,
embracing the fine port Of San Diego
Everything, OF course, is now left in the
hands Of Congress. But five weeks of
the session now remain to settle this
most agitating subject, and give perma-
nent tranquility TO our blessed country.
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A HANDY MECHANIC tive we,

A HANDY MECHANIC eve were
shown few evenings since small en-
CINE which was manufactured by Ham
ilton Walker. an industrious shoemaker.
with no other tools Than those used IN his
trade his principal implement being an
awl used for making peg Notes.-The en-
CINE is perfect in every way, and steam
can be generated in about two minutes
after the fire is applied so as to drive the
fly wheel some four or five hundred rev.
olutions in minute. 1t was made solely
for amusement, and has occupied some
portion of the time of MIR. w. after he
had done days work. for the last year.
Since he has accomplished such feat We
should think that his learning to make
boots and shoes, Was gross perverslon
of talent. DID, Republican,.
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80 Acres.
CONSTlELE'S S.1LE.
Feb 3, '49.-ts. tS2.25.)

BY virtue Of writ Of Firri Facias, issued BY
George W. Moore. Esq, one ofthe Justices Of
the Peace. Of the State of Maryland in and for
Cecil county. at the suit Of Michael Kelley. use
OF William Chesnnt, against the goods and chat
ties. lands and tencments Of VIM. McCiav, Rob-
ert NJ. Wnmsiey, VIM. c. Hasson, Robert NJ.
Cannan and others, and 10 mo direc sd, I have
seized and taken into execution; all the right,
title, interest and estate, at law and in equity
ofthe said VIM: c. Hassor and Robert NJ. Can
nan. in and 10 one Farm. lying and being in
Cecil county. adjoining the lands Of John Will
lis and others, near Fix Iron Works, lso, ons
House and 10 acres Of Lnnd. lying in said conn-
tv, adjoining the lands OF Hannal, Mceteer and
others, near Mcetrrrs paper Mill on the East
side Of little Elk Creek and hereby give no.
tice, that on SATURDAY the Sd of March
next between | and o'clock, P. M. will offer
for sale the said property, so seized and taken in
execnti on. by public auction. 10 the highest bid
der Tor cash, from the Court Honse door in Fix
ton. THOMAS THACKARY,
Feb 8, '49-is Constable.
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A TERRIBLE AFFL,cr,ox-,ir Rich ,rd
Mosher- Of DnaheSs cna,,y. ". Y, has be-.
confined to bed forawel!y-t iva years, a VIC
lin 10 disease and intense suffering. Tee
N. y, S,r says: " g.. =
During the ffs, year 'alisr hi- attack, Ms
knees were hsFo,atel ani'nssiiet, aud
subsequently other jninsia his lower limbs
were drawn aslndet aud "ossfis 1.-Two
years alter these 'dsas!rons Affections his
paths became less acnts. all being natural
ty,indasrou4 and ingenious ne commenced
making shoes, whips and such other ar,i-
cles as he conla, while lying il bed. He
TINS helped TO main'ain himself and for e.
leven years he continued 10 work until his
arms We're dislocated and becams ossifed.
For the last eleven years he has been una
bic 10 help himself The least, His laws
were set some years since, and his teeth
have been broken out, iha, fool nigh, be
placed in his month. The only Joints
which he is now able to move, are the ex-
tremes of his index fingers and one or two
ointS in his loes.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1849-02-03

VIRGINIA GoLD.-The Union states
that at the Whitehall mines of Messrs
Heiss and Stockton, in Virginia, $4,000
of gold was found in a single week by a
dozen hands, and from the 1 ST to the 7th
of January, six negroes obtained thirty
five pounds of gold, the last DAYS work.
ing of these negroes being worth S1,5-
a.. The $4,000 above mentioned, was
obtained during the first week of the EN-
ployment of the new machinery. This
tqua's California.
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TThe meeting of the Sons Of Tenn
nrance on Tuesday last at North E,st
wac quite large and imposing. The G..
w p of the State IDoct Murphy wa 8
prevented from attending, On account OF
the steamboat being unable to cross the
Susquehanna, but there We're interesting
speechesby several other gentlemen.
An excellent collation. was served up
by the North East Division at their hall
and that hall, by the way, does great
credit to them. 1t is capacious, and we'll
furnished, and many ofthe arrangements
and decorations gave evidence, We
thought, that the taste of woman had
been exercised. and that her hand had
been at work upon them.
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Ex-PkEsDEST CARRERA.-A letter from La
gnna do Terminus (Yueatan,) in the Journal of
Commerce, gives tbs following account of the
Guatemalian Approximations whose history
consn, MIR. Stephens "Incdents of Travel in
Central America, &c ~
"ES-Pre.ident Carrera. ofG natemals, arrived
here on tho 7th inst and sailed on the 9Th in the
schooner Ferdinand, for Havana. He came
sc'os. the country through Chiapas, and had a
regular passport from the government. His ar
rival hera created no sensation among the ma
tives. not one desiring to sec him. A few for
eigners. however. among the number
were resolved to pay visit to this distinguished
Indian chief, who had swayed the destinas of
Guatemala for the last eleven years. You will
recollect that. when he came into power, he
was totally illiterate, not understanding tho
first rudm of education. He now COW erses
with grest deal Of ease in Spanish, and reads
very correctly. In person he is rather under
the middle size, with strikingly expressive face
bfoad and elevated forehead. and pie ring Ca
gle eye. He does not appear 10 be ofpnre In
dian blood. bnt to have little Of the African;
his features and hair indica this
Soar visit rather pleased him, and he exerted
himselfto appear soc.able. He converscd prn-
cipally upon the political aspec! Of Guatemala,
and the position of foreigners in that country;
hut It was plainly TO he seen that he wished 10
makea favorable impression. without giving
much iufolmaton.-He has no doubt. been
forced or permitted to leave Guatemala, after
being shorn of his power He dwelt pa,ticn-
larly on the protection which he invariably cx-
tended to foreigners when he was in power, and
gave hints that it wonld be the SINE if he should
happen 10 go back. Those who have resided
there can jntge OF the truth of this statement.
He freely told us that his visit TO Havana would
be thort, and that he should Immediately sail
from there for Honduras, and probably might
proceed TO Guatemala, with good prospects,"
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1849-02-03
California Gold Excitement in Eng.

land. LIVERPOOL, Jan. Is, 1919.
The gold excitement here and in Lon
don, exceeds any thing ever before
known or heard Of The extravagant
tales told at first about the glitter,ng
chunks. were regarded as visionary, and
called "Yankee humbng .''-Subse-
quently, however, but not until endors-
ed by the London Times, did the people
of this country believe it. But the re-
ports having been duly authenticated by
Official correspondence, which places
the matter beyond doubt, John Bull has
been actually mad, crazy and bewilder-
ed. Nothing Is heard or talked about
but the.new FL Dorado. Companies are
Organizing IN Lon1 don. in great numbers,
TOR, the promised land; and we hear it
stated that not less than IA vessels have
already been chartered. and nearly or
quite filled with passengers and freight
in Liverpool, it is understood that seve-
raj vessels have been taken for the same
purpose; but as vet the only bona fde char
ter we believe is the ship Jealous, char
tered by Harnden & Co., to sail Febru-
airy 9Th, with freight and passengers for
San Francisco direct.
The Jealous is fine new ship OF 500
tons measurement, coppered and copper
fastened, and has accommodations for
100 cabin passengers. The price of pas
sage IS ESQ. A good many applications
have already been made for freight and
passengers.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1849-02-03
Great Battle In Yucatal-T-e Amer.
- leans Victorious.
New ORLEANS, Jan. Q.

By an arrival at this port. we have in.
.telligence Of great battle fought in w.
catan, in which the American voIur-
teers-principally fitted ont in this city
were completely successful There
were eight thousand Indians and five hun
ured Americans engaged in the battle.
The Indians were driven back with
great loss.-Forty-three Americans were
killed.
The Indian town Of Tela was cap.ur-
ed and burnt. The Americans then mar
ched towards Basa as' where it was anti
cipated, a dec lsive battle would be fought.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1849-02-03

BANK Stock OWNED BY THE State
The Annapolis Free Press states that the
State of Maryland came into possession
of the Bank Stocks. now owned BY her
in The following manner:
"Prior to the war, Maryland had inves
Ted in the stock OF the Bank OF England,
the sum Of twenty-seven thousand pounds
sterling. After the close OF the war,
some difficulty was experienced in lecov
ering this sum, and it was not till after
the deduction Of ten thousand pounds,
which the late proprietary. Sir Henry
Hartford, claimed as due him from this
State for lands ara quit-rsnts. that it was
finally recovered. After the paymen,
of a ] expenses, the sum realized was six
hundred and fifty thousand dollars. A
portion of this was invested in the bank
stocks now held by the State, and the
balance sunk in works of improvement"
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VIRGINIA MONUMENT To WIsu1Nc

VIRGINIA MONUMENT TO WASHINGTON
The amount of money now IN the trea-
su'y of Virginia, applicable 10 the cree
ton ola monument to Washington, Is up
wards of $40 900. This sum has arisen
from private donations made in the year
1918. in pursuance Of resolutions then
adopted by the General Assembly. The
original amount was only little more
than $4,000, but, having been placed
at compound interest, it has increased to
$4,000.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1849-02-03

AN OLD CHrRcn.-In passing th'ongh Church
Hill IN the stage short time since. fellow
passenger called onr attention to the old Epis-
coral Church, which is The most prominent OH
lect there, by asking the age Of this interesting
relic OF the earlier period of our country. Upon
inquiry we found 'hst it was commenced one
hundred and t,eeny sir years since occupied sev-
crai years IN the hnilding-aad at the time or n
erection, was probably, one ofthe most spacious
churches Of the country. II has two pnIrits
facing each other. and IN almost every pa r,icu-
lar. differs materially from the more elaporatelv
finished churches of the present aav
Crntrepille Times.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1849-02-03

BANK OF DELAWARE The committees
Of conference appointed by the Senate
and the House of Representatives on the
re-charier ofthis Bark, have reported. and
the substance Of the report has been in
corporatcd in the bill. The bonus is SO
900. and some alteration, the particulars
of which we have not learned, has been
made N relation to The repeal ofthe char
ter. The copy of the charter has been
received at the Banking House.-Dela-
1rarc Journal.
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Rene.
Ireland.
MARYLAND FINANCES.

We have before us the Annual Report ofth"
Tfrn.urcr Of Maryland, for the fiscal year end
Ing st Dee. ls4s.
The receipts into tn, Treasury during the
ycS r aIding Isl December, lsAs, were 81 900,
s7e- 90. v4z: in cash $3.50, 1884, ;and in coupons
u e47,os7 SIS.
Among the items embraced in the above a.
. MONT Nere the following receipts:
-. Annapolis and Elk Ridge Rail Road ~
Bahi;nore ard Ohio Rail Ro.d
Company for tie States is re-
:, irgton R,arch. - 1854 IS
= BaE'morc and sueqrehhnnn Rail- -.
r y s..nr.rs :, ;sLIss - S.,..
vor interest. 45,s4s ss $4,000 90
-, ~ ne ,g1 ~. 80 -. 1900 90
Iitssssc s.-, iii tic Clerks Of. County
,nd Baltimore CITY Con!ts, IL, soa SIS
-. ti.srS !.2In4l," Comnlssi nn o. -:
q 49, i Eli 4n,sroC rrhs, ~. 5sl.4ss
s,ntc .ot,eries--cer Licenses. ". 500 90
.For sarnpa on l.ot,.ry Tickets, p, .27,oss 81.
" State md CITY Of Baltimore Stock 80 ;.
IA. 'Iay on. in cash S4o,s2Qas, -. 80"
"' n Coupons s4s.sls so: s4,l4o rs
- Cdmrnr; :. .. 10000 90
:. ,,Fn ( or CIVIL oN1tn'sSlhHs g 50 ~
Taa on Col'nieral tnheritarces ll;1S4 IS
Tax en- Commissions Of Executors
and Administrators, =. l9 .s46 90
Tax on Commissions Of Trustees, 4,269 0s
Tax on Forcieu Insurance. b,726 81
Tax on pl,iniife AIS Ga
Tax on Policies of Insurance, s,s77 90
Tax on Protests, t,i62 O3
Direct Tax-in f.sh sSl 1851 81,
and in Coupon. S3, e6S O5, 9Is625 90
Tax for rolon,z,,ion,- Sl64 SO
Toha Geo Inepecticns in Baltimore, 10. $50 80
49,, The disbursements during che year were ST.,
nl2,l2643 Ti,a balsnce remaining in the
Treasury on the LIST December, lsis, was SSl5,
ela 80.
The Treasurer estimates the receipts for the
.eifrsnt wear AZ St;l2s, 400 IS; and the demand
uosr. the Treasury for the same period ut $780,
26a.r4.
{. =, The,Trensrrcr concludes BY saying:
To- Manual Reports Of the Treasurer show
tha. Il q receipts from tlosa sources Of revenue
Which have incn devised 70 aid in paying the
in,crsston NE public debt have annually in.
crrnsad. That the receipts in the year now
closed, have exceeded the Ordinary annual de-
rands upon tho Treasury. That all claims
ayanst il during Tho year were promptly met '!
and that there remains in the Treasury bal
6nre which insure. its abilitv to make the Ike
= tn emeur in the current year.--Thus af1ording
practical evidence, that The means provided for
si.is rnrroa" ore adequate to relieve the State
from hnriot" fao.' rrnb ,rrassrnchts.'
Very i,experfjllv. Sc.
=. y. CLAUDE, Treasurer, Md,
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DIED.

On Monday last at the residence OF bis
brother at Lord. Factory, NC William
McDaniel aged ~ years r.i
On Wednesday night Last, a, the resi-
Aence other husband near 'chs,nn, Hill,
Del, Ellen wife Of Mr.. Jacob Scott, and
daughter Of Mr.. Robert johnson formerly
IF tins town, aged IS years. sas"has left
a disconsolale husband and several small
children to mourn their irreparable loss.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1849-02-03

FaoM TExAs.-The steamship Palmetto,
Capt. Smith, arrived at New Orleans. on
Monday evening, from Galveston, which
place she left on the 2Oh.
IT,: Houston Presbyterian of Saturday
week says: ave ye, have a few case. Of
cholera, perhaps Or twenty cases in the last
hteen days; but as yet, entirely, we be-
lieve, confined TO the destitute"
The San Antonio Western Texan says
that company is organizing in tina, city
for California. The company is 10 leave
San Antonio between the 18th February
and Isl of March.
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The latest frum Tho California specula,
ti"n has assumed is presented in the New
York Courier. Ii says:
wealthy gentleman has taken a novel
method Of sertring a share in the .Calitor-
niagold. He effects insurance IN the live.
of those siezed with the California fever,
expecting that enough of them will die to
make II profitable operation He has al
ready invested several thousand dollars in
premiums, and has procured policies upon
a great number Of lives"
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1849-02-03

AN OUTFIT; AS some OF our readers
may possibly have an idea of going to Cali
foTnia. the following lis, of necessares
(Which will last singh individual for d
year,) furnished by gentleman now a,
The gold regions, may provs Of service:
"Ten bbls., bread, or equivalent Of crack
crs, in tins If possible, or in spiri, casks; 10
lbs, salt table; 40 lbs; butter. well worked,
or good cheese, well put up in brandy; COT
tee, sugar, tea, specs, & as iffor long
voyage atsea, 3 pairs Coarse cotton panta-
looms; 3 pairs coarse wooden pan'aloons .
coarse WOODEN coats 2 coarse wooden over
coats; coarse cotton coats; half dozen pair
common boots, packed in tin and solhere,l,
or otherwise packed so as to exclude sea
air, which moulds them. Other clothing
mostly thin. for years wearing. Take
some simple house furniture if possble.'
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MILITARY EscoRTs ACROSS THE PLAINS.
The St Louis Republican publishes a
memorial which is designed for circula-
ton and signature, asking Congress to
arrange line of military escorts for the
protection of American citizens passing
between the States and California.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1849-02-03

GEN. TAYLOR. Gen. Taylor was ex-
pecied to leave Baton Rouge on the 25th
remain near VIcksburg till the I'd of Feb.
ruary, and then come on to Washington
stopping at several points on the river
and reach Washington by the Goth of
February. Several friends will accom-
pany him.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1849-02-03

ATTEMPT TO BREAK JAIL The Gen.
treville Md Times says that an attempt
was made by four negroes to escape from
the Jail in tina. town, on Wednesday
night last. They cut through the wall
with an iron bar, but were just then o.
verheard by the deputy sheriff, and se-
cured.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1849-02-03

BALTIMORE CouNTERrErrs.-The Ha.
,gerstown News says: 'rhree dollar coun-
aerftit notes, purp,rti,g TO be OF the Ne.
chanics' Bank Of Blhimore, are in cir
culation Look out.
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pE1AwANr LrcrL;TuhE.-A bill passed the
house cor reliing illegal roters to give evidence
.Iaiira iho sGs azure, in cares OF cones'ed seats
compiling ihcnt to give evidence before that
lt.df for WHOM, ;icy v,ird, hnt that such ts'i-
Y7,ny N r,ven eitol nj ',e nsed in ary criminal
e-rcyF jinss sls:I.Et .aie.>
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lFron tho Baltimore Sun J.
AFs!T.a' Of ti2. S.or1tf&l:llh

81 gays !e.f;r from Earste.
=. "a, 49, Nj. Jiorh.; Jan COS, \. NJ.
'. Csat.ure'al sfEca irs,--Tho asIpsstdfe innc--
s+alaIo,rs N England Is, quite ehcoarastne, md
aged ba.'e's IS anticipated aa a The COM
hloncy Elarkct-Monov rs eesy, ard dis
.ccl';ffs n,king. at 2 ,-e y . l-9'psr cent. Con-
|tt'e i1r ino;.c;, So ID; for accoan,. Tie satns.
fhl Fark IL Ere gland reports tont"ne. sS,siacl
tisy, TIE sioch nrbuiion had slightly dsc.sas
s3 aAiny tae wees.
- France.
France con'ioncd qnies, and every thing is
moving on in republican order.
The President has been occupied in giving
grand reception. to eminent mon ofovery polit'
ieni shade Of opinions. Wien he appears in
puhiia the popu'aco receive him with every
atnnnsiraion ofrespact md esteem.
Tbo,c had been some disiusbances at Bitt,.
cra lee, -ear Paris, but It was confined TO the
locality in which il originated.
The French funds were rather over. Tho
rree.iaaty which prevailed respecting the
patriotism Of the Chamber, in being willing
10 g dissolved without political struggle, il
the nain cnnse o!the depression. Trade, how
ever, iaS materially improved
o., Spain.
Crne,1' Coucha had resigned the Office Of
Captat'' General efCatalonia. The city Of Cal.
c;ua Il h,tclllhcd by the Carli5.s
j, Euudftutii-- Flour L. s. sweet cts 27R Cd
Indian com c9s S.'s Indian meal las Sd l5s
si. Nheot U. States red S. led Is 2e; white
1s ID q is 3d.. 49,.
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CHAs M. CLAYTON, son Of John M.
Clayton, of Delaware, died at Havana,
on the Goth ult, pulmonary corsump-
ton. He was highly accomplished, and
had Travelled greatly in Europe.
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COnStabIe'S Sale.

BY ri5a444le Of three several writ. ~
F,eri Facias, issued by William Coserove
one OF the justices of the pcnu. Of the
State Of Maryland in and for Cecil coun
tv. two at the suits of John and Thomas
Williams Executors Of Jesse Williams,
decd. against the goods and chattcs,
lands and tenem"nts Of William r NJ
hany, Elisha Atkinson and John Butler
and the other at suit OF said John and
Thomas Williams, executors as aforesaid
against the goods and rllattles, land and
tenements of William R. Mahanv John
Hassnn and John Butler, to me directed
I have seized and taken in execution,
all the right, title. clam. interest and
estate, at law and in equity, of the said
William R Mahany in and to all that
piece or parcel Of land. situated in the
county of Cecil aforesaid on which the
said William R. Mahany now resides,
containing
80 Acres
more or less, and adjoining lands of jar.
eniah Mahany, John Niahany, decd.
John Hassan and others. and hereby
give notice that on the Goth day Of Feb
ruary, between the hours of one and two
O'Clock P M at the Hotel of Ohio Now.
land, will offer for sale the said prop
erty, 80 seized and taken in execution,
by public auction, to the highest bidder,
for cash.
HASSON LYNCH, Constable.
Feb 3, '49.-ts. (S2.25
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COUNTERFEIT NorE The cashier OF
the Farmers and Mechanics Bank of
Railway, announces the detection of a
SO counterfeit note on that Bank. The
writing part ofthe note [the promise to
pay &C., is an imitation of the genuine,
but the two ends, the principal vignette
at the top. and the smaller one at the
bottom. are entirely different. The wig.
nette Of the genuine is the arms of the
state of New Jersey. The best guard
against the counterfeit is to refuse those
bills having the word TEN in large CAPT.
tails on the end, there being no such on
the genuine,
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Sarah williamson newt friend |
of Sarah Williamson g. others In Chancery
against 90 Jan. 49
Sarah Williamson & others
Ordered that the sale made and reported
by John Z. Groome trustee for the sale 81
Real Estate mentioned in the above cause
be ratified and confirmed, unless cause 10
the contrary be shown on or before the 29h
day of March next. provided copy OF this
order be inserted IN some newspaper prin
ted in the Stale Of Maryland once in each
OF three successive weeks before the 18th
day of March next.
The Report states The amount Of sales 10
be $3,2s7. IS, True COPY res,
LOUIS GASsAW-AY, Register.
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WONDERFUL If TRUE.-Mr. Henry NJ.
Paine, Of Worcester, Massachus :e,ts, in
forms, .he "Scientiic American" tina, he
ha. discovered plan of generating light,
Ivy "mpchancal action" from water and
lime! Mr.. Paine says:
have continued The experiments n in.
1erva!s and am now'enabled to announc.
successful result. have produced sh,
equal in intensity to that Of four thousand
gas burners Of the larges, sbat's wing pat
tern, with an apparatus occupying four
square feet of room, at a cost Of one mi
per honr. the current Of electricity being
evolved BY the action ofmachinery wourl
mp with common lock key, and the only
ma lerias consumed are water and lime.
"I am now engaged in making an appa
ratus for public exhibition, whirh will be
completed This winler and all its parts sub
mi'ted to publ inspection, excep, the into
rior OF the generator. This apparaln.
shall exhibit one year, at The termination
of which will make public the mechanism
of the generator"
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BALTIMORE M,RKEr Feb. I

Nothing doing in Howard street Rom to-
day S4,933 asked and $i,s7a offered with
more sellers than buyers Sale. of $50 hbl
City Mills a, s..
Nothing doing in Wheat. Sale. oiyel-
low Corn ahoat al 5l1, No sales OF white
Rye Soc. Oats 80 80.