Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-09-22
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| teef nom this port Inc Information wa.
given oath, and Tie parties arrested h,
! given bail 10 appear 81 the neX, courr.
! Fed Rsp
| Tie steam boat Virginia passed ~ anchor :,
he month Of ihe yer. large por,uguese
ship, supposed from 3Iaz.is, aud captured h'
| an Artigan privateer. she is III charge or ~,
| officer OF the Revenue Cutter aud has he
lbeiied hy tie Portuguese consui. The shin
! - represented 10 ~ from 900 To 1850 tom
0taws tweHiy-ioIl iect water. and has n nil
/ hon pounds ot sugar on board, besides otL,r
CARO-. large pat her cargo must he "A.
Ken ont be'"ieAhe can come into the river t,ei
,hef hef hinie nor othsf circumstances are Vet
known. GInY Ju,c,i,on
WILLIAMsoN'S NiHCHtNI'gfs.' """
we minated M cur !aSi r2isIer, that we
should attempt 10 give a Dissertation of Ar
WilliamSon'S newly Invented and ,,,y in,uor
tam machine fer separating gariicL fron " hear
aud relieving the grain from ANY other i,upur.
| ori"reign matter thai will Goai upon o. suffer
specdy dissolution IA water.
| The wheat and watt I. by separate Spouts or
conductor. are conveyed ia a small topper ter.
hIinaiinE i'carly IN pO;nt, to Witch j>aiiacheG
| a P,f". or Spo"f The whra, and water should
u, luFi Susicitnt Ia ri this ii;e or spout, by
whch the wheat IL prepared instantly TO sink
when II arrives nj the second home, uIaccu
heiow. The second hopper is Of an obiong fl
cure and larger Than The frat so AZ 10 Give a,
increased surface of Mater lb\ which The dan.
ger OF The wheat being carried Oft bv its nri
iaton is completely asnidcdi-thp side nt iii.
hopper most distant iiosi the first hopper,
must believer than the oiherthrec sides. so .sto
permit The water TO GARY cit the yaiIirk or
other liz lit floating rubbish; and this o>rIfovy
| o. water Is caused by the pipe that is attach
ell TO the second homer beiDw s,t,;il.r th.n
that attached to The ifsi homer. The wheut
aud some ol The water Gas an active a"enO ileu
pass with great velocity through the pipe at
iach.d 10 HE second hopper sio Il small quick
revolving screen.
Ihe sDiallrevoving scrcpuis iaperipr for the
purpose ct introducing in into the !aree screen.
Mlich Is enciosea IN an apartment healed from
loo TO lS0 degrees OF Fahrenheit by means Of
ho' an Hues, or by a common the Iarpe
screen makes about 80 or 80 revolutions in n
minute, by which the wheat j. sept continually
roiiing and the heated air has access 10 the
surface OF every graia-layiny passed through
the screen III regular stream il y,,ay he re-
S4nhHctea 10 the lott or any Other convenient
place, IN the usual way, or be ,,ut into ihe
hori2r tor immediate grinding.
The sr't screen should be ) o o feet in lepptI,
lhe olher from 10 TO 2j, according TO the Qnan.
iity OF Work desired 10 be donpiu a riv en lime
me uRoie operation occupies about the space
OF N'ee ht'nntsS, and MAY be pertoi med without
manrai labor.
The cost Of The machine Will be from : IN
. "ud according 10 the size Ofihe In,i-+>clu.
Si't OF lie cost of fitting il mp aud The uateu.
zee lees, whIch weare not Vet authorized 10
hN al stated amount. The wheat il beantiful-
tSans perfect, cleans edit is ascertained thar
us terminating quality isnoi any way affected
Dy ihe operaiion-tnat its weight is uot in the
least diminished, and that the flour produced
from II IS. as II needs must he, of very SUI
pgriur Quality
We have linus endeavored. as conciselv ga
hoStDic TO give description OF MIR Will
ilamSonS machino-hiS terms ard further par
tich'aFs, may be expected soon 10 be published
III ''e newspapers. hihS.
ANOTHER SEA SERPENT,
b'LfiMoRE, September IL Captain Prem
tiSs, OF ne S!oop Eudo~a, arrived at this port
Yesterday from Prevalence X. l. has informed
MS, that on Friday Last, while hecalr,ed OH ths
Cap,s, lie, with his crew and passengers on
bnaid, saw serpent, aC apparently from forty 10
tiiiy ieei ~ length, his body about as large AS
ii leE, AID his appearance generally like HAT
OF snake. Ills head was elevated above two
feet from the wafer, aud his distance from,
the sioop above ten tathsms he appeared
10 be teposin-. EudcaYors were nsed TO en-
lice him nearer, by throwing on! meat &c but
without effect. TR.H p,t
:, THE SEA sERPENT-AGAiN. "''
Captain tateni, OF The sloop Howard and
James, arrived al Savannah, Sept.I, in 8 days
from i'hiiadeiphia, reports, that" On Monday.
the 2ith Aug. off Cape Henry, saw huYe sea-
monster, which he supposed TO be the wc..dfr.
was first discovered, ~ as steering i'm sonth
west direction. Bni soon after, shifted iis
course 10 the northeast, which he confined
IN, until ont of sigi!i-his head Was reared
aDoip w reel out Nd,cr-we were within, 100
yards OF him.
We solicit iigh; from every quarter on
South America affairs from oar souls
we wish for The establishment, of tic prin-
cipics OF Tree government in every part of
ii. We have unboundcd confidence in
the disposition OF ihe people Of BueEos
AyrrS, ard DO uOt question their means
or ab!iIty; but we M0rc il.an Qu,siiGn
those who al present dirtct lis eoucrrrg.
We shall not De satisfied with assertion
we shall give Froofs. Tile object in all
tie measures al this government, relative
TO HAT country, should be 10 adv0ncc H.
6e,tg we have no interest in lis iuoeppn.
deHce mtre!y,h governed by despois. The
establishment OF an indepe1deHt nonaJcLa
would he bad change for us. A short
time viii give us more light.
[HGylamd Censor.
Judge Bland, as commissioner from iie
American government, had arrived, We are
| glad to learn, ~ good icahh, al ST. Jago,
nCilh. a severe engagement took place
on lie 27iI of April, between The Iautato.
| an English East lndiamam, fitted out at
Valparaiso, and the Spanish !rigaie Ven
| CANA. The captain OF The l.aut4rO threw
himself, viii % men on board The Span
ish irlgaie, 10 whom she struck bun the
Lautaro unfortunately fell Oh and these
brave men beng unable To bold her ia
snhjeciIon, ihe irlsa!e, with brig in com
| pany, made their escape. The gallant
| commander Of The patriot ship Ceorre
O'Bricn died (probabIy massacred) on
board Tie Veugan2a.
The victory Of Niaipo, has caused ii,r
Viceroy oiPeru, 30 )" trcubie in hi- shoe, 8"
and so iar brought BIN 10 Il sense al l.c-
manly and ciyil.zaiIoD, that he las Offer
ed TO exchange prisoners, aud proposed al
arnhsilce on condition ofihe patriot armies
BENG wlliIiiiS"h rom iHe frontier PROV in
ccs OF Peru. and theroyal forces bejny lcft
| nnmHlrsfch IN 'InlrAlI,Arn ~ (l,iI, N