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he can carry the mail and one or taa
sengers with him: and that his vehirIss s"a !.
completely manageable. except in s sev..s y
gales of wind, when he can descend from r'tt' 4;
nrial voyage at pleasure. If proper as, as.;a, a,'
ance be given him, he will by next Cbr;st C,r;st'
mas be ready for to ascend from anv ~
pointed place, manpvre and manape 4,
coach with nearly the swiftness Of for, WI
and show to the world that man can tr,rei
through the air as we'll as on water.


The Tea Case of Messrs. Lippincott, +,
NewYork, which had been tried before mdsa w
Van Ness. and decided by him against them them
has been tried in the Circuit Court Of the IT.
nited States, before Judge Thompson, WIN
has given his opinion, after months reaec' S'
ton, in favor of Messrs Lippincotts, rever..
ing the Judgment of judge Van Ness.