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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-09-09

A Hot SPRlNG.-One Of the members Of
the Mexican Boundary Commission, wiring
from Saata Ria, New Mexico, 10 the Pro.
violence Journal, thus describes a spring
discovered on The 81 May:
" Having heard Of remarkable .ho,
spring few miles from our road, all tha,
were mounted determined 10 visit it, and on
leaving camp, struck off inlo Inc plain in q
straight direction fori,. A ride Of abou, five
miles brought us 10 lhe spo,. which wa, in.
dicaled by hill abou, 600 fee, in circum.
ference at its base, and about 80 or 40 feel
high, which was formed entirely by the de-.
posts made by The waters of The spring.
On The summit OF This hill was basin 20
leet in diameter, containing The ho, wafer
the surface Of which was six or eight feel
below The top Of ,he basin. The tempera.
lure Of the waller was found 10 be 1876 de.
grees, and of course so no, that The hand
could not be borne in il. DR.. Webb col.
lecled the gas which bubbled up from ,be
bottom. and found il 10 be neither hydrogen
or carbonic acid gas. His conclusion,
therefore, was thai i, was purely almosphe.
rlc air. The wafer was pleasant 10 he
taste, and would be pnla0bIe if cooled. Al
one side Of The bill small spring burst Out,
and at short distance where il collected in
a pool, The water WIS cool enough 10 balhe
in, bul even lhen il was literally a hot baih."
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-09-09
PRIMARY ELECTION.

SALISBURY Rrpresentdiipe-J.B B. Ack-
ley l34-R. TVan Ho, n 82-M. W. Col.
lins SO.
SkeriF-S. Bradbury 15s John c Bes,
tow 5O--J. NJ. Cooper 43--John sHugg II
John R. Philson 20.
TrcasGrer--Oren Branch a60-M. Blair
4S.
Clerk Of Couyt--A. Donnally SOC.
Probate Judge--M. Iieckard a5O--T
Montague So.
Commissionsr-Thos Smith l36--Abne
Slou, io5--Lcroy Jones 4o-Jas. @. Day !
Recorders. s. Paine 265--li. Down
ing 25. % 49,
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-09-09

CHRISTIAN RELIGION IN CHINA" The
Annals Of the Propagation Of .he Faiih,"
states that the Emperor Of China has issued
decree by which the free exercise of the
Christian Religion is permiled ,hrouehou,
the whole exIen, Of the Chinese Empife.
This mOvemen, is aserihed 40 the circuA,
stance lha. the Emperor was educated by a
Christian lady in whom his father bad gfea,
confidence. @f
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-09-09
WEBSTER IN EARLY LIFE.

Mr.. Webster. in lale speech in Syra
cuse, N. Y, said:
sit has so happene that all the pubic
services which have rendered in the world.
in my day and generation. have been con.
necied with the General Govern rnment.
think ought to make an exception. was
len days a member Of ,,tre Massat husetts
Legislature; (laugh.er. and turned my
mind 10 the search-'of some good obiecl in
which ] could be useful in thai posiuon-
and, after mpff reflection, introduced bill
which, wishSlhe general consent of both
houses Of yhe Legislature passed into aw
-and is now law Of The Saie-which en-
acts lhqfAp man in the Stale shall cacf
trout inxSshy other manner than with the or.
dinaryy'Rook and line. (Great laughter
With lbal exception, never was connected
for an hour, with any State Government il
my lileM never held any office high o,
low, uHder any STATE Government. Per
haps that was by misfortune.
Al The age oflhiry.I was in New Hamp
shire praclicing law--and had some cienls
The Governor of that State, John Taylo
Gilman. 'houghl that youth and young
man. as | was. | might be fiji 10 be an altor
ney General Of the Sale OF New Hamp.
shire. and he nominated me 10 The Council
and The Council ,aking il into their deey
consideration, and moi happening to be o
the same politics Of the Governor and my
self. voted three oui Of five, that was no
competent. (Laughler.)
So you see, gentlemen. never gainet
promotion in any State Government.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-09-09

Gr The pola.o crop in Western New
York has been entirely ruined by the rot.
The prospects for fine crop were never
better, ye, The blight fell upon ii suddenly,
and The destruction has been universal and
tolal. Hundreds OF acres were struck in q
day, and The destruction was as simulane.
GUS as il was complete.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-09-09

or WITHDRAwN.--li is proper 10 stale
here that Messrs. Harrison Downing, John
C. Beslow Sr., Stephen Titus and Anson In.
gels-whosc names were announced as can.
dates before the Primary Election had with.
drawn, and il would have been announced,
had a paper been issued two weeks ago.
From an examination of the returns so far,
wc arc inclined 10 the opinion that ice had
also Withdrawn. "RcPublics are ungraIe-
full
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-09-09
THoMAsToN, Me-, Aug. 29

The brig Greciun, Captain Gichris,, ar
rived to-day from Savannah with The loss
Of all her officers and crew, of yellow le.
yer. The Captain, The only survivor, was
alone with ,he crew FIVE days, steering, cook
ing, &c. The vessel was also struck by
lightning.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-09-09

0H The largest hul stones that we even
read about, is described in the East India pa.
Pcrs, as having fallen near Bunngalore, in
May last, Many Of the stones were as
big as pumpkins, and one was four feet by
three.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-09-09
FoR SENATOR,
ALONZO CUSHING, Of Gallia.

ExcUsE.--We feel that an excuse is
due from US for the non.appearance Of our
paper for Two weeks. The simple reason
is, we had no paper 10 prin, on. The Paper
Mill nj Gallipolis has usually supplied US
but nj this time is moi making printing paper
We were not advised Of the fact until TOT
Ia,e to remedy the matter. We hope The
like will not soon occur agan.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-09-09

A LARGE CouNTv.-The county Of Los
Angeles in California extends 10 the Colora-
do, distance Of nearly three hundred miles
from the county seat. In square miles ibis
county is larger than tho States Of Massa.
chuse,w and Rhode Island combined.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-09-09

Mr.. SOLOMON, mechanic Of Cincin natl,
has invested an engine in which corbonic
acid gas takes The place Of steam. |, is as
powerful and much cheaper ,hnn steam gen.
crated by she ordinary means.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-09-09
POMEROY CATTLE MARKET.
Coal Properly for Sale

HNHE SUBSCRIBER offers to sell his coal lot
IL lying adjoining the corporation line Of the
town of Pomcroy, one-half mile from the mouth
of Ken's run. Said lot comprises about 90 acres,
Of which l5 acres are solid coal plenty Of tim
Der and stone. 1t is good lot for salt works,
and there is room for fifty salt wells. The Athens
road runs directly through it. The Coal land
can be bought for from so 10 Is dollars per acre
There is good road and landing at the river, A
bargain given if application be made soon.
TH0S. G0ULDING.
Pomerov Sent O. 1851 -.nl6tf ,It
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-09-09
RALNTON & STlVERS

W oULD INFORM their friends that thew
w have survived the FIRE, and are now hold.
ing forth at their Warehouse on Second street.
where they arc receiving fresh stock Of GOODS.
to which they invite the attention Of their friends
and customers.
ltmay not be necessary to remind those indebted
TO us that this is great time Of need, as ell are
acquainted with our misfortune. "a word to the
wise is sufficient"
April II, 1sti--n2Stf.
A New Milch CeW for sale. Enquire Of
a REED & BROTHER,
August ~, 1851,
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-09-09

rSENAroR.--The Senatorial Conven
lion at GOllipoIis last Friday, nominated
ALoxzo CusHiNG, Esq, MS the Wing candi
date ior Senator in this District. Mr.. CrsH
ING is well known as man Of fine nalura
abilities, and popular manners. There il
no doub, Of his election. We have no, YET
yoceiyed the proceedings.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-09-09

0- Eliza Emory adyerlises in the Detroit
papers, her runaway husband, and warns
all the girls in the south and west TO ook
out for him. She describes him as having
scar on The nose where she scratched him.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-09-09

0T The diamonds worn BY the Marchi.
oness Of Londonderry. a, the Queens cos.
tune bali, were Of the value Of fI50,O00
or $750,0Oo! A walking treasury!
A number Of human beings died TIM, day,
Of starvation, in her Majcsly's dominion'.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-09-09

or LEWIS ANDERsoN, Esq, having de-
clined the Democratic nomination for Sena'
4. tor, HlaAM D. SMITH, Esq, Of Meigs, has
! been placed ppon the ticket, as will be seen
by referring 20 another coIum.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-09-09


Senator,
HIRAM B. SMITH, Of Meigs County.
Representative,
WILLIAM ALEXANDER, of Letart.
Probate Judge.
WILLIAM McABOY, OF Salisbury.
Clerk OF Court,
EDWARD A. HILL. Of Salisbury.
Sheriff,
WAKEMAN SHERWOOD, Of Clnster.
Treasurer,
re. GEORGE LEE, Of Salisbury.
Commissioner,
GEORGE DUSKEY, Of Sutton.
Coroner,
LEVERETT s. CkOFOOT, Of Salisbury.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-09-09
6ssn~A Regular P0meFOy and
lH1AH{s Portsmouth Semi-WeekIy
Pnck et4 The Steamer

JOHN BRUBAKER, MlvrER, will make semi
weekly trips between POmeroy and Portsmouth
Leaves Pomeroy every Monday and Thursday,
at 7, oclock, A. NJ.
Leaves Portsmouth every Tuesday and Friday,
at 10 o'clock, A. NJ.
U- The REVElLLE having been purchased and
fitted up expressly for the Pomeroy and Portsmouth
trade, will run regularly, leaving promptly at the
above hours. All business entrusted TO this Boat.
will receive particular attention
PomeI0y, August 26. 1851
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-09-09

or Athens county gives over $50 major.
iIy in favor Of another 100000 county sub.
scrip'ion to the Cincinnati and Belpre Rail.
ruuJ.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-09-09

OF The latest from Utah is 10 The Isl Of
July. There had been no rain for six weeks,
ye. vegetation was no. suffering much.
Trade very dull. not money enough in the
country TO buy The goods coming in. The
Indians have stolen many cattle and horses.
Not much emigration TO California this year
through the Utah territory. The ruins Of
an ancient city have been discovered, with
remains Of earhenware, arrow.heads, burn,
brick, crucibles, fin. stones, &c, The ru.
ms were two miles long and ono wide.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-09-09

Gen. Cass is seid 40 be suffering from O
severe attack Of fever and Osue,
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-09-09
MARRIED.

SAMUEL STEVENS to Miss JANE STEPHENSON, .-all
of Megs county.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-09-09

The WEATHER AND CRoRs.-The cen.
tra and eastern portions of the STATE have
been Of late, suffering from droulh. which
has injured the corn crop seriously in some
places. The ravages Of the polaloe bug are
quite extensive. The general report is ,ha,
The poiatoe crop promises well. We hear
Of rot occasionally, but thus far the com.
plOinl is NO, general; in many localities
they are pronounced exceedingly fine, and
il will be an era when We Gun get back TO
The good old time, Of sound potatoes. The
wheat crop in some portions of The west is
evidently failure. especially in portions Of
Indiana and Wisconsin. Fruit is scarce,
excep, along The lake shore, and even there
apples are no, very plenty. We hope they
will allow us TO look upon some Of their
good things a, the Slate Fair Ohio Cul.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-09-09

ron SUPREME JUDGES.
SHERLOCK J. ANDREW S, ofCuyahoga
PETER ODLIN, Of Montgomery,
CHARLES G. CONVERS, Of ofMuskingum
,BELLAMY STORER, of Hamilton,
fGE0RGE B. WAY, of Defiance
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-09-09
FHE ART OF FLYING.

IHE AkT Of FLYING.
A Paris paper gives the following account,
Of new flying machine:
Al five minutes past four, three persons
gol out Of acab. who proved to be M. d'Ar.
vile and his two mechanics. His machine
with the wings was placed on the top OF The
carriage in Two lakewood boxes, After a
brief and friendly salula,ion, NJ. d'ArvilIe
proceeded - unpack his instrument, ,he
several pieces of which were adjusted in less
than six minutes. He said 10 US, then:
"Gen.emen. | am about 10 make an expert.
meni; do not b. frightened al what YOU may
see. but suffer nc 10 remain master of my
own movements, without remarks" Alter
placing himself upon his folding. chair, (lhe
French term is pliant,) he said, lin ready"
and Immediately placing his feet on pedals
Nos. and 6, raised himself majeslically
into The air, in perpendicular line. He
wns furnished with long packed-lhread Of
about one hundred metres, at the end of
which he had lied small eaden weight;
and in Two niAuIeS he was three hundred
feet above our heads.
Nothing ccud depicl The aslonishmenl,
OF rather The terror. Of all Of US; lhen shouts
and braves broke forth, which were abso.
lulely frantic. NJ. d'Arvle, by lhe aid Of
a speaking trumpet, then called to US, I'm
going 10 make an oblique fight, and then a
continuous one." When, by change Of
the pedals, he directed himself just as he
wished, without aid and apparently without
,he least danger.
Aier having run over space about as
large as The Champ-de. Mars, NJ. d'ArviIIe
let himself down a. our feet, taking no more
lime in the descent Than q shee, of paper
would lake, if thrown from window on a
calm day. .
The journalists Of Paris express them
selves more than sausfed with the expert.
ment, and evidently write as if they con.
sidered the arr of flying no longer problem.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-09-09
P0meroY Select School.

II NHE NEXT TERM'OF THIS SCHOOL WILL
j commence on MONDAY, the 9Th day of Sep
tember next.
Tuition per Quarter:
Reading, Writing, Elementary Geography
and Mental Arithmetic. % 90
Arithmetic, Geography, Grammar, Philos-
ophy, Chemistry and Elementary AL
zebra, 400
Book Keeping by Double Entry, Botany,
Astronomy, Ancient Geography and His
tory, Physiology and Geology, 4 so
Rhetoric Logic, Higher Mathematics and
the Greek and Latin Languages, S 90
JAMES M. EVANS, Teacher.
POmeroy August 26 1881 80 rtsi
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-09-09

FOR BOARD OF PrBLIc wouKs.
DANIEL SEGUR, of Lucas,
BENJAMIN +. CONW AY, Of Scioto,
DAVID II. LYMAN, ofMuskingum,
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-09-09

JUDGE OF COURT OF COMMON PLEAS,
SIMEON NASH, of Gallia.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-09-09

FOR ATTORNEY oRNRaAt,
HENRY STANBERY, Of franklin.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-09-09


rushcd Sugar.-One Tierce for sale by
" H. b. SMITH.
- Ock Salt.-24 bags fine ground for sale by
~ H. B. SMITH
ShOcolate, ,Currants, Cheese, Chalk
~ Whiting, link, Washboards, etc., at
SMITHS.
DUTY constantly on hand and for sale by
4 II. B. SMITH.
THE BOOK HAS GONE TO PRESS.
II AVlNG finished the Book, we shall now turn
IL our attention entirely to the manufacture of
all kinds of
Saddles, Harness, Trunks, Saddle
Bags, Whips,
Or, in fact everything that is kept in Saddler's
shop, from saddle down to pump sucker. Hav-
ing been selling work for some time for the profit
Of it, we now intend to sell for the fun of it.
Call and see US whether you want to buy or not,
for am always at home on the west side of Court
street, one door above Reed & Brotners.
January 8, 1851. l.. S. CROFOOT.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-09-09

M cINT0SHS BALSAM Indian Squaw Root.
1Vl Said to be the best medicine ever offered to
the world for diseases of the lungs, chest or
stomach.
ALso1Mclntosh's Cherry Cordial. Warranted
to cure Diarrhoea or Dysentery. For sale by
II. B. SMITH, Agent.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-09-09
COPPER WORK y

To Eagine Builders and Others asing
Copper Work
NV E are prepared to manufacture upon the
w shortest notice andin the best manner
all kinds Of Copper Work at Cincinnati prices.
RETERENcEs-McAboy & Cutler, j. c. Depew,
R. G. Grant, Pomeroy; Mr.. Jones, Middeport;
Capt Cooley, of steamboat Ohio.
SMITH & THOMPSON
Pomeroy, August 26, 1851.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1851-11-26

From The New Yoik Tunes
RECEPTION OF THE HUNGARIAN
EXiLES.

Y"Sefd.v afternoon. between the hours
Of ~ and o'clock. al the Hungarian ~
les (rscept The frm-le-) who recently army
ed 81 this pnr', N the steam 'tieate Nls~issip.
p', crre c+carted from The living House To
ihr Cdv Hal nv Ness's A dernan Frank In
aud M,iler, and Assistant Alderman Smith
who are tie Cnmnluee of cur Cr, Council.
havn. the reception of our noble warr,n,s ~
charge. Upnn reAchtn. The li,l, c,o.ds nf
ca Z"n, q cksd TO the ves'ibuie, 10 take n
p-ep At he exes aud nfier few IN nutr.'
DELAY they we're conducted tu he G. ne,nor'.
Rom, and introduced TO hi. llonot The MN.
or Rerord.t Tallmsdge. She' tf Catnley 4nd
other prominent cfiic,s's b, l. euitnant Mel.
son, al he Mssiss ppi Who soraks thp Hun.
garian language a Irntv. The room Was
CROW ded to escrss b, ihls time. and iolloalng
the nlru6uctory cetcmonies, the exl'e. were
fumed N the linz, ecd lhe spectators quest
ed to stand on The cpp1.ic sd. Of the spa
cion. dep rimrn'. H-te the mobile, fine look
M Col B'r2rncy cane foruard and sIih
smile upon hts cnun nienance, nlsde bow TO the
Ma,or, and rIcqpcn,y addressed hun, IN
subsrarce rs iulio.s:
", d a, ST.: We have come here to pay
cur respect TO Sou and tho citv authorities
generally, e wbtch YOU are known as the
head and chIet Mss God bless sll ol you on
those happy shar..l We extend our heart.
lelt 'heok.to vop all for vour k,udue.s and
elmpstt v .Nt-uded a,ds US, who we're op.
pressed aud sntroddcn IN our uauve land !;
and ~ ~ doug, se can only express our sor.
row hat our b lovod chi-l X o,sulh IL not with
US a, III. mnmen'. |, Was his dearest wish
TO ecconpanv Us across the great waters, that
d vide not ouly The Continents, but the and
ol freedom iIom that OF Drsrousm, and 10
land IN this Zee and giotlou. country from the
frg.le Mis.ls.,ppi ~hch you Americans so
genetousl, despatched, 10 take us from ouI
dungeon. N tho ASA prisons; bu, citcums'an
cc., over which our dear chief hid no control,
compelled hun To dev,ats aud change his
course. from coming directly TO this country.
Deaf Ameucans, re.pect and love for his
iahcrlsna prompted hin TO ,srry on his ~av
for the purpose ot reluIlng the viliauous and
Infamous assefsIop thai had been msdp, that
hls release ON confinement was nn ibera
uun! bui deportation fum ASA and also to
reprl, DENY, aud put down the infamous SIAN
ders that had been circulated respecting Hun.
gary, our beloved country and land Of our
b,t,h. ilnrcver, gentlemen, the chet IN a
few DAYS himself will reach your Tree aud
happy shores. and then the many reasons for
his tempo ary VISIT N Z gland he viii upk'
knnwn tu yuu all ~ u own pstson. Aul
now iha, ~esre happily among free, gener'
ou., sud noble hearted people, II IS cur duty tc
,e,u,n uur heartfelt and grateful ,hauk. to,
4 Your kind generos,n "a duty ~h,ch Ne can
ouIy perform impetiectly. for there is no Ian
ausve or words iha, | can use to express truly
the sentiments aud feelings Of men, Who aIe
miesliug With fieemen after undergoing q
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1851-11-26
CHARLOTTE. N. c. NOVEMBER xe, 1851.

&. Observe the round HANDY ri ing eneraved d
On the bail, whice should he black, equal in
szs and distance, of a uniform slope, aad
snnnh. Thisin genuine notes i. invariably
we'll done, locks very perfect; ia counIcrfciis
II 10 seldom 50, tat often locks s'iH, a. # done
with pen.
0. N'tlce the "imprin'," or engravcr's
name, which is always near the border or
end OF The note, aud IS always alike, letters
small, notget, and eng ased very psrfeclly
CounieIfrils seldom do Ibis well.
IL MAS remarked by Stephen Burroughs,
bripre he died, lnat Is o 'hpgs could no, be
perfectly counicr'elieJ one was The diewoik.
OF pnrtral.s, medallion heads. ,ipuetre. &c.
and The her shading or ruling above the
isllcfs
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1851-11-26

The Cinclnnsu Gnz-tt- saws that the re.
tatns # the late eleeftuo show III s"me ior.
~ thousand Nhis Voters staid ~ home a, Tho
lass eler ION ia Oala---~ete ton lszy ia CONG
oaI aud vote Mann of out.asy. good nl,utrd
e"aa's OF the Dsm"ct,iic p,essas gospel, aud
rs der the Wig party used up hefeas
h.u - viii shns thal. b, unlnn aud couc.n ;
b. itkins ruuus-l fram iftends, and not from
shrmirs; by rstng ~ The pplis on eeeltoa
da and W ,ag the fasl y hig ucket Il, pet.
uag "l' fa1i Whig vote, aur friend. ould
carry Ono .sslly. over Democrats aud Aba.
ltianl.ts combined.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1851-11-26
DR. GRaHAM's ANNlnlLArOg.

DR tifnhaps has been 10 oGr VI yr same
days and has model oi his Ann,hilaiot uad.
~ih eh'ch he 'utposes visiln. Washl.rtnn
soon TO o'se ms clam tor patent. We have
srrn the model, which is made of IN, and Il
qnre simple 20 lis sc,nstfuclioo, ihoush se do
MT well knoe huw TO describe ~ Beside.
the gas tceivers IN te ate a few tube. md
other pieces. sud The mach NJ Is complete.
The ID cio' SAYS ,hsl h. can p,,i .ct the ras
ifom h. schiHe 10 Hn otd dinsr, LeI.h whet.
Q hal ol Philirs oniS peIai'sii TO escape.-
Bs means Of cocks he csn ,lsn regulate the
qpaniiu Of gas, 90 shut lfcutlrcly. lie thinks
that " III ir~ Of his AnnhItiots lie could
have qurrcted he 1,ucs of Hu,cow ~ Is
minutes ON The .me !, hen Napoleon ,,raed
1t erd pronounced II The gtand-s. n, he ever
b held.
The rdv7n'sgcs of Dr. GRAmAM's mschinp
over hat al Pn,hp,' are mnuS ana lmpo,tan,.
u !. more simp'e IN lfs cons,tGc ION. VIII pro.
lect the gas requisite the hu,n,uv, ard, he saNs.
viii ostngu'sh tie, uhirh Paitps,' II seems.
viii mol. We trust he U,ctor shl rralze IN.
most sangulna exp7c suons aud The world
be proportlonab', begsii ed -Mo.n'an Ban
ntr.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1851-11-26
THE FOWLER ESTATE AT NEW OR
lriNs

Tie New Orleans D-Iia states that The pro.
pedy Of The late Joseph Fowler. IT,, of that
city, acoordine to the Iuven ory Just made, is
valued al 81 ,4s0 sol 27, wi h very few LA.
bilnies He had however, never paid taxes
on mnie than about one half of his proprfiy.
HIS real estate alone is valued n s32s 900 !;
good bills receivntl- at Ss04 6s2 bark and
oiher s'oeks At $40 SEQ; aud good ao, K ac
counts AT S2l $40. The Commission 10 each
ai b., axrcu as al iwo and half per cent,
amopnis To S32 SUB 40. MIST Of the heirs
reside 10 The ID srici uf E lumbia aud have
already comp IN possession Of consider abe
share &c these IF ct-. -