Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-11-10
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who never saw either MIR Quincy or bis s,r,m.car
rags hut who has nevertheless succeeded - inven,
ug one ofhi- lis model differs in many rr.prci.
Tom Gu'ncv's but have reason 20 b lievc that i, Is
equally capable of being applied practical purposes
his Ingenious individual name i. Peter Elder
"o KHAN in the Perth foundry; he i, already known to
some ri our men OF science the maker of several
beautiful models oi the s;ean-engine. a. we have
seen this Carriage in full operation think the follow.
our readers will 20 ard for thrms.lvcs-The no.
lily Of the carriage about IL inches long by inches
broad the boiler s composed Of three distinct tubes run.
ninE the whole length Of the carriage. These tubes
ere two inches in diameter, and communicate with each
o'her by means OF branch pipe; set below contain
ing water anu another set above Oiled viii am
There IL platform above the boiler eyt.udinr H.,
whole length aal b; eal'h Of tho machine upon which
- con.tucted the engine, with its connecting wheel
work Tor turning the Wherls of the carrisge ard =,
which are likewise attached The spring. Ina, ,uprsri
ti- body OF th5 carriage The mac'inery being pac,d
efiwecn The carriage and tn. tubular boiler the steam
cYin'er lies with s broad'id. the MA form, tl,a
the piston works IN horizontal direction This u 81.
ioh hot only taxes UP least room, but is eni-
Tor applying he poy.er of the engine Tho engine j.
wrought with high pressure steam; il has . inch
g ind-r, with IL inch stroke, and gives from 500
na iuoo STROKES IN Il minute. BY ''irinS the rod
which works the Or,waY cock o. v,.v- tho rarri,g-
can be mode 10 run backwards forward in az instant
One gill oi strong spirits will run 5000 feet
he spirit hre IL suspended under the boiler aud I'm or
der 10 set the carriage Ding i. il only necessary f.
pour INTO the boiler cpart halt quart nf boI
ing wafer be'o kndiinE he spi it, and it commence.
running Immediately. The inpeiLng power can bc
Il
qne; they are turne by clutches fixed on the points
OF their axles. There are folr ground whess all of
one size, each about 8 inches in diameter The two
'-whcels have movable axle which may h, rIA-
Gel AT any angle and the carriage 10 r-vove IN
any circle not less tan SIX feet Sirdt,nors Journal
The trial Of Cobhels three sons, tor a violen, a..
sanlt on haFrster Of tho French was decided
ia London the 9th September f. anne red moon
thes" circumstances: Mr. French hal for month. h. "a
inc Intimate trend OF W. Cohbett, aud was rivel
forms OF confidence by every member nl hi. family
Mrs Cohhett also made him her c'ntIant as TO GER
iSin charges, which She supposed 10 be we'll founded
ag"insther husband. Mr.. French would not under
siani the ranre of these charges; but after thew had
been FRI qns Uty reiterated during ucroi of six man he
he at last pui the question to Mrs Cobbcit AS 10
whether she really meant to mske such charges az ans
h"r husband She replied in the sfirma i've. He was
amazed, and felt bound 10 communicate the fact to Mr.
Cnbbrtt in the first Instance, however, he conmuni
e,ted 70 clerk 81 MIR. Cs, oil the name of Riley
When MIR Cobhcu informed If the cireums,anre
he thanked MIR. French for communicating the facts to
him. and slii that he believed Mrs Cohhcu would cut
his thIca, If she could, she jealous of him Tn.
sons oil Mr. Goblet subsequently became informed of
the nature OF Mr.. Frrnch's communication, aud the
m0'hrr denying that h hal told him any thing of ,h.
knd the defendants. - Irally enough inflicted the
chas'isemont complained OF, upon tire pIaniT under
M Impression thai he himself thu an hor Of the
c'lrmnss, OF which hn attributed the origin to tn sir
mother.
The plaadings being cl,sed, the iurv in,n.Ji,,oI,
found the defendants all equity, bat und-r crcu,n
stances Of great provocaUon"
W.T. u fuilpS put IN an ain Avii from Nirs. Goblet
in mitigation OF punishment but the Cour Fl iIiny tb,
It po1irtly conirdlicted the evidence Of MIR French
rejected it,
The court then sentenced william Co.be, 70 Go
Of 2Oi 70 the King, and john CobLe and Richar Col
be to fine OF lbs. each 'nl to ent-r ino IN .Ir recoc-
nH'nces OF 1901 each > keep the peace towards tie
pro 'ecutor
On Monday, at nson, DR.. Chapman the celebrated
Professor OF the Theory and Practice of Medicine in
the University of Pennsy lyania delivered his ntroluc
tory address, to large audience. The noble hall al
lo"cd TO ms course OF lectures filled with intelligent
persons, whose counenances gave testimony of the sa-
u'iaciion AMI attention with which they listened 10 the
lecturer. lie vinicated, in eloquent strain the die
MY anu ehcacy OF the science oil Medicine, and dwct
WIN much skill upon those topics which illustrate his
nam subject and have tendency 10 animate medical
students in their important and arduous career MANY
distinguished strangers and the board OF trisccs were
present Inc class OF this season is sail TO be very
large. shall avail ourselves OF this occasion To no
iicc the cdhce tor the medical lectures II is sun
posed to be superior TO any OF the kind in Europo-so
spacious, 50 commOiious and wedisiri5uted are the
thc halls OF The lecturers and well contriycd all the
avenues and passages The studea5 are thus provided
Nih every physical convenience, and scarcely need
10 a, That they enjoy every superior advantage i'm the
Nnowied5e, experience, talents and assiduty of the
professors 1T 'triaes that The merits and numbers
OF the medical faculty, the great foundations for the sick
,hi general intelligence OF the society," the extensive
LIBRARIES ana book stores the various open sources of
scientific and literary instruction. the example OF order
the personal comforts, and thc cxcecnce of the cl
MAJ IchIe ms CITY an lha could ne desired the
tre for medical education. MAT Gar.
We learn that G. -. Wall Esq has declined tho or
nee oil Governor OF New Jersey, to which he wa, ap-
pointed. Tn
IMPEdCT}fE.S'F or JUDGE JT,ILLLf.Ug
Committee Of the tennessee House OF icoro,en-
iadVe5 made report Oct I4h, recommending The i'm
parchment Of Nathaniel W. Williams one of the
judges Of the Courts OF Law and Equity in that State
Tor nigh crimes and rnisdemcanors in Office" The
principal charges alleged against him are that on the
2STd OF july 1928, he "dii Illegally and fraudently
leave the Courthouse in the town Of Wncosier; and 90
some distance 10 private house and did then and there
take the acknowledgment Of Caroline T. Tant inarri-
ed woman, to decd for valuable lot of ground i'm the
ioWn oil Nashville, supposed Ia, be worth $4,000 or
lSOOj with The intent 20 conceal the act from her friends
AID 10 doiraud e heirs at a,e;' that no corrupv SIGN
ed An endorsement said deed stating that the ac-
Acknowledgement and privy examination were made i'm
open Court; hat ne directed the clerk Of the Court
"hsn reading Che record OF the preceding day. not To-
read tic entry which had been made BY his own drec-
tio ihd' ne was guilty OF ha5itua plracs aud pre-
indico towards different members Of Inc bar; that his
Polifs were carried to such sYircmc affect tIc
appointment OF Orcmcn of ures that he had omitted Il,
hold terms Of 'ougs n his Circuit TO the great injury
o. su'tors; aud thai he had prcudged and pronounced
ms opinion with crest carnestnoss upon a Of ca
PIu nature, which he was projablyt5 try at subsc-
quent period.
f's 1870 rrr1-77se-sz--sz--
81 DEMONSTRATIONS NOTICB--Thc subscriber
"a being DESTROYS TO close his administration Of tc
e.le oil Ivan Rice, deed. requests al persons having
ms against sid csi5ic 70 brng them forward ptoyer-
W authenticated by the lst day Of January for So t.
ucment rs hieuoce viii be- pleaded IN bar Of al such
Hs are produced subsequently th1t time, persons n
dcDicd are required TO maze immediate payment
- r. DABNkY, adm'or.