Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-06-30
IMPORTANT DISCOVERY


One OF the greatest discoveries We, rnade IN
navigation has ranspred and the patent has been
abandoned IN consequence of the tecbnicaIitie. Of
the Fa'eni Laws Three-iouT;hs Cf the fuel now
ueed IN steam navigation will be saved. The va
pour OF quicksilver is substituted for steam with
similar machinery, and few precautions 10 pre-
vent any waste OF the meab by pipe on the safety
valve. 1he bottom Of the boiler, which is ye,I,
small and strong, as compared with that now in
use ioi producing stesm is concsl, and the termDa
ton OF The cone Is in with the burning Goals
which surround it. Their heat is communicated
almost InstsntRneously 10 the quicksilver in the
boiler, throwing it into vapour at the Temperature
oil CSC degrees of Fahrenheit. lis elasticity and
power can be Indefinitely increased by heat, and
the greater the elasticity produced the greater the
vacuum In the cylinder on opening the valve COM
munIcsing with the well. The saving of stowage
WI be very considerable, and ton OF quicksilver
Will be sufficient for rropeiling a vessel 10 India
ana back again with 40 horse power
Tie Treaty Mr. Forsyth and Col. Crowell
arrived in this city in the Stage, on Thursday last.
from Washington. Col. Crowell says that it was
the decided opinion OF both parties to the Cred,
Treaty, that the last OF the lines as rnea
toned ~ the Supplemental Article, would embrace
all the Creek lands within the limits of Georgia
taat that article added 10 il for that purpose
alone, and that he has not the slightest doubt of its
accomplishing il that it is possible there may be
very small quantity left out, but SO small that il
will not exceed tie size Of some plantations, and
that it depends entirely upon the decision Of Gecr-
gia and Alabama. in running the dividing line,
whether on not the whole will be included
.fug. Courier, 10th inst.
business OF all kinds is al a complete stand, nor
car we, from the depression Of Cotton, and the
di;i"ul'y OF shippi0g il, with the high price OF
freight attached, look for change until the fall or
Until ihe coming In Of The new crop. no.
| CURE CIF a DEAF AND DUMB CHILD.
/ boy ten years old, who has been completely
deaf from infancy, has been cured by DR.. Delerap,
Of Paris, by simply injecting air through the Eny-
tachian tube which leads from the throat into The
| cavity OF the tmypaaum Of drum of the car This
is an operation which might probably succeed in
similar cases and from ibe account given of H. II
appears to haycbccn accomplished without any in.
. convenience.
The Norwich Courier gives the following sirar ~
statement of coincidence
/ " There is man now living in the county Of
I New London, who was born on Sunday married
/ q woman that was born on Sunday, end he'd dhild
/ bro on each day o. the week. the FIRST on Sunday
! morning, and the last on Ssturd ay night"
II reminds us Of thc plan Of a mercantile gen.
! tieman on tots river, who wish ell do away the
prejudice Of sailors against beginning a voyage or
indeed any other busi ess OF Friday. lie laid
The keel OF his hig on Friday launch ed her Oh
Friday, named he Friday, end as i turned Out,
she was iosi on Friday. Hartoyd Mirror