Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-09-30
DOMESTIC.
THE EIGHTH INVENTION

DOMESTIC.
THE EIGHTH INVENTION.
NOW the " Western letter" is shulied from Mr.
an buren TO some one else for him; and the iu-
formation Is from source fhot is not tpiiiiur 10
oe disclosed But the charge is persisted in. Not
snaoow oi proof is adduced--tlic source is not
WMnhg 10 De disclosed;-but charge, thus seri.
ousiy put forth, is attempted to be sustained BY ir
!esponsiole paragraphs cut from T.anmonds paper
IN onio' bepl Russcl's Boston Centinel, and the
GoPyists OF the intelligencer's own fc,ions in
htnode Island and Maryland, and these are grayely
offered as proofs OF charge which the Int lligen.
Ger pretended to make under the sanction of !" in
Guotaoie testimony" in its possession So re-
duced IS the lhelgencer in lis moral estimate az
nseh anu OF this intelligent community, that il
hopes 10 palm off these paltry attempts to escape
rom It's own assertions. proofs Of what has real
no existence, and OF which, of course, il has TO
other proof to otter. If any thing can add to the
degradaon OF such conduct II is the fact that the
lnteIi'gencer oilers the extract from the Boston
Cen'ne, in confirmation of the western letter.
yfer the exposure Of the entire faIsy of that ex-
tract by the Treasurer of this state must bay.
| reached Washington,
we shall not pursue the Intelligenoey through
ai us perversions and attempted escapes from the
oa,om winch presses so closely upon it. # is not
!" o1'hy oil the effort. II has longer sting for
las adversaries 1t is neither dreaded nor respect
ed W hat it has said, or what il NAV saw, mat
ters very little. But there are one or two minor
points which We shall pass entirely by.
Perhaps there could be nothing more character
lsue OF the governing principle of the JnteIligen-
Gee, tlan the charge against the editor OF this pa
per, OF having substituted one phrase for another
In the extract from the letter oil Mr. " b. of the
z'th NOV last, published by us in confirmation of
the adverse views entertained by that gentleman
TO any change, during the present canvass OF our
electoral law. The extract from that letter tcas n
uefot copy, IN ecery tc0rd, from The original: of
"hlch an may be satisfied who choose to refer to
us ior the letter. But what is the natural infer
ence oil such AN allie legation? Shall we saw that a
perfect familiarity with such trick aud deceptisn
prompted charge which none bnt the guilty
would have thought of committing the mseIves or of
! ascribing TO others9 f11.bauu .ar1,,s
GuonI"s patent Rofdry nGchiHe.-Mr. FoY's
merchant uour mill, situated on a high bank east
end oil nth street, Cincinnati is three stories
large strong, ana handsomely built and the ma
cninery In complete operation for IA erciaut work
~ HAS an oVefshot water wheel 80 feet in dame
| Yer, ana TWO run OF burrs four feet In diameter
he water that propels the water wheel is procuc-
Ell oy TWO rotary pumps suction machines ON n
new principle, Invented by John Edwards of this
CITY, VINO has patent for the same The water ;s
raised by small steam engine which throws n
suIHciehcy 10 run the two OF burrs with all the
gearing and machinery OF the mill IL is allowed
ny good judges, that this mill makes as good -four
as - made IN the western country. Ii is considered
great acquisition TO this city, and this new patent
1 =
as II VIII answer for all sorts of machinery as well
as ior MILL The wafer, after acting on the water
wheel, returns continually, without any loss en-
cePt the evaporation. which is but small and can
Se kept up by small spring we'll This m !.
mas been principally supported by the rain from
the spouts round the mill, which is conducted 70
the iorebay or cisterns. IL is allowed by udpes
that The engine now in use, throws water enourh
pesides the two pair OF burrs now in use TO run an
DINER pair; and that there is power sufficient still
mn nj ocir,a AZ
ny pumps as she can run, will be so many pair of
| ourrs. 1t IS now open TO view, and the community
can visit the mill and judge FOR themselves
lCincn,ndt Republican.
| Ledlte's Tr:H. The argument in the cause pen.
dins IN the Court OF Chancery, to try the validity
oi 'he documentary paper, proved before the Sur
rogate OF New York as the last will and Testament
u ,he iate 'onn Lease, involving, we understand,
claim 10 no less sum than $500 ,O0O was con-
ciuded at Albany last week. The point now W ats
the decision Of his honor the Chancellor and will
afterwards be carried up TO the Court of Errors
Tor hnai adjudication. The present case runs on all
| tours with that of Walker v. Walker which was
decided on the 10Th February 1905, by the Cour
oil Delegates III England, appeal, against the
cian OF the Iegatee. That decision will probably
be allowed to have much weight, having been
made by the united wisdom Of the learned Judges
OF inc couT'so w estnnster, and the most eminent
law lords and civilians of that day, after solemn
argument. The case is cited from manuscript
noteias good authority by an English law writer
| OF high standing in the profession, and is az fol-
iows:-Anne Walker made her Will, compriznc
real and personal estate which she signed and seal
ed, and then folded up with this endorsements" /
sgaed ana seated my will, 20 have il ready 10 be
Witnessed the lTst opporunity could get proper
persons Tor IL. The usual attestation clause was
ADDED, but not signed by any witness. Al. her
death the instrument was found in her drawer in
the envelope; and ii was determined not 10 be a
good VIII OF the personal property on the ground
tha' something appearing by the atestation clause
10 he intended 10 be done, the instrument was not
complete as tie last will and testament of the tcs
| trix. IN. Z. Eregfoo Post
| ihc balloon, in which Mr.. Robertson was 10 as-
eehn yesterday afternoon at the Castle Garden,
iet OIL at about O'Clock, and rose TO the height of
the top OF the flags ON tiie ont side of the gar
den Unfortunately ihe wind drove il against tho
point OF tue Flagstaff with such force that hole
was torn IN the balloon and the gas5 rushed out
Inc car however did not tall, hut remained hang
ing TO the staff by the netting, at the distance Of
nearly so feet from the ground. MIR Robertson
not being able to keep his place in the car which,
was turned nearly bottom upwards, caught by
Tie cords OF the balloon. 10 which he clui,s for SEA-
vcral minutes, with his head downwards en,,cayor-
ing TO seize tie rope Of the flagstaff. After many
efforts he succeeded much TO the relief OF .ie
tators, whose sympathy had been highly excited
by the extreme danger and suspense OF his stua-
ton. He then descended will ggeat rapidity, and
! without having suffered any material injury OK.
cept the loss Of one OF his teeth, occasioncd bv an
cndcavor 70 seize the rope OF the flag. staff il, his
mouth. 1t Is said ihat more than ten thousand peo
pie witnessed ibis sceno from the Battery.
~. K. II. Post.
! GosPoTt Dgy D0ck.--'Fhi1 important uoGonoi
/ work was commenced about The LIST of Jan,,ar,.
last Under the tbe Direction Of Col. L. Baldwin,