Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-03-29

the horse OF twenty -four feet att rlse OF about seven
teen f'et 10 the mils in the sggrsEae cue and
hall miles OF rscepdin q groui d.
la passing the cut Though he I'LL under the wash,
irg,oo Turnpike Road, the load encountered curve
OF about six bun'red feet radius ssd ACTIVITY OF
teen feet to the mile, and very shcng Nor,b West
rackog the whole train Of was OBS which aeuSly com.
could not have opposed ress ance, ,ded the
load, oil les' than Equiv sent to SIXTY
erou straight level road in a calm day.
To all Which should be added that ha'f TIE wagon,
were new AID had not yet acquired auy oo,hness
their working gear by Use.
VIII N al these circumstances are c,nsder-d no on,
viii doubt but that one horse, upon level ra-wa,
with wagons on the improved consu ucton now, in usr
upon our road would draw ur bundred barr l. If u
Tor short dstance-an tSa' lccCmmc,ive engine o
leu horse power, would readily transport to Bimors
one ousaud barrels OF n ur, any other load eqni,
lent to II. from either Hasersow il Mar yand or Win
Oh ster 10 Virginia. in ten h. urs.
Ii would be unju {, in speaking OF this
no. to mention the friction Wheel of Winan's and tn,
peculiar apple atom the zone OF ght az the az Mt
whose use AMI .fhoi -ncy contributed essentially Il
effect II.
Il required tive nty five desys twenty five hor. "a
and twenty .hve bring two hundr.d barrels fros
.he Depot 70 The Warehouses in towD-and we have
heari r an eyewitness, that The dray horse with hi
eight barrels seemed 20 work harder aud suffer more
imam the railroad horse With his two hundred.
me usual load OF Hour, for wagon and six horses
rom E'icou' Mills TO town, Is from twenty TO twenty
nve tarrsl: ay twsny live the ext eriment OF Sa,ur
day exeited one bos se on the rail road doing or,v
eight tm'sas much as the utmost power OF a horse
eou'd accomplish on one OF our best turnrke 70 ads.
THE NEW HAMPSHIRE TRIUMPH The re
!u'ns from TIE New Hampshire cleo ion. as they CON.
IN more complete, shew an increased triumph Er the
Jaskson party bevond the most sanguine exp citation g.
IN, majority for the Jackson Governor 1, FIVE
lhooSAND' bel & considerable incrssse the
% about the same msiority
out one An'i-Jackan ~
To h. Ssnste (consis ing o. twelve members \
ro ell eat cd faro
one dis rct there is choice, the Jackson candidate
having ibe largest number of votes
In ,ne Hone OF R:pr ssentatvss Consisting Of 23I
memoe's) Inc Jackson majority 10 at least SIXTY
ne ePpofi ION have succeeded in electing County
ON ers Ia only one County in the ate; aud their ma
!o'y mere Is reduced from more than t,oo thousand
to less than seveu hundred!
Such being the facts wor der what must be the
sen auons ~ ose who, after the election cnpsrau.
, n TIE National Republicans" upon great gain in
New Hamp'ti e, and cor fl .ently predicted from IN .
complexion OF the reu ms, conn e,e lrium nh - in
another y,a.? "
~ The following paragraph this subject, /, from :he
Manonai Journal of the 10Th inst. Who after readrs
'ha; and remember the tidipgs of wesern vic,orie
during The last summer hereafter place confidence
In the annunciations OF such oracles
NEW HAMPSHIRE ELECTIONS
I'VE hteilg'ncc received from Now Hamphire
embraces me returns from about haD Of the State
me National Republican gai, is much greater il,
mese 100 forn' than zoe had pentued TO antici-
pate; but we not able TO c5me 70 am n,.ve con
cluson az to The fl al result The Jackson ticket
witch was eiecedla. year by m,jori.y of 4 or S .
ooo, proodoty succeed no,o by a bare MAJORITY We
shall have abundant rea on 10 Ia vr,,,6J hSh :
result. - ~
The Boston Gazette remarks upon thi. paragraph.
ut aPpear' TO us that the gentleman who penueJ il
discovers amenahle want fv,racy, for it ia impo,
sioe mat he could, at any time within he last w.lv4
nave been in possession of int. gence such
tna o. winch he spesks with much a. parant g,
usachoo. We have ifdiiciseda few words that o. 4
readers may judge for ihemselves."
me Chi9 Justice.-It is with heartfelt pleasur.
'na' we stale, from au horty en- which we place en-
e teance that there is not the smallest ground TO,
'ae port now current, of the r non of Judge
10 Ign the trust OF Chief Jus ice OF TIE I'm tel
Mes. 10 our readers generally we al e satisfied tn !.