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Humber 43.

! The committee 10 which was referred
the further examination Of the invention os
! Mr. tiithank have examined the same.
and find that the :1ewer developed Jar ss.r.
passes any thing they k4a aEfici rated -
They are therefore of The opinion ,ha, the
matter merits farther investigation.
They have not had opportunity Of d..
terninlng the relative values Of this pow
er. and that expended in lis production;
this could only be determined satsfacioe.-
" by direct experiment. as proposed hy
Mr.. Cn,hank Respectfully.
t. G.. DawN EY. Prof. Chem
I. y. MoRRis. Civil Eng'r.
l.. NrNsgLL, ". ID.
committee consisting of !. II. Brad
ley, ID. II andes and J. ID. Deirees was an-
pointed TO confer with Mr. uniaank ani
determine upon the amoun, OF funds no.
cessary for constructing a magnetic en-.
Sine upon the plan proPosed-to agree
upon the terms OF forming company for
that purpose. and open books for the sub
>cription of stock, The committee have
attended TO that duty. and a considerable
amount of stock has been taken. |, has
been an object 10 make the terms liberia,
10 the stockholders. and. in case of sue.
cess, very profitable investment. Those
who feel any interest in the matter, and j.
would seem to be one in which all should
feel some interest. are respectfully reques-
ted 10 call and examine, or INQUIRE of ,hose
who have examined. and ii they feel dis
posed TO do SO. TO iGke soGac interest in n:
and those who have been speaking cf ia
king stock are requested TO determine up
on the amount they design taking. a.
soon as may be convenient
Richmond palladium., 1849-10-17
Mechanics Mutual Protection. No
Of Richmond.

u Meets on Thursday evening Of each U.sl
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In st. Mary's County Court as a Court OF
Equity-June Term, Is49.

In st. Mary's County Court a Cour, OF
Equity-June Term, Is49.
THOMAS r.. RlDGELL and The Hill in th;s casa ia
us ' filed for the sale of
cn - the real estate of Ben
'As 49, - - " - netGreenwell, dec ID,
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Il largely indebted TO the complainant in this cause
and divers other persons that he left no personal
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Sophia Greenwich his law; that said de-
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James b. Greenwich Bennett Greenwell, Sophia
Grcenwell, and Adrea Smith, residents of the
District Of Columbia. Therefore, ordered this +th
day Of June, ls49, by the Judges Of st. Mary's
county court, as a court of equity, that the said
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n the District Of columbia.
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June I, ls49.
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VIM. r. MADDOX, f.. -.
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+" George Gibson, Commirsary Gene
raj u. s. A.
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(" Walter Forward, late Secretary of the Urea
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