Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-12-03

MANUFACTuHlNG FLOUR
4 valuable improvement in the mode bf manu-
featuring -four in order to preserve il IN II sweet,
and sound condition for long period. has been Tor
some time past IN practical operation at tho -four
ing mill of Nathan Tyson, Esq, on Jones Falls.
On various occusions in The shipment Of -four to
hot climates or b. the distant ports in tue Pacific,
merchants have sustained nlulctio losses IN conse.
quencc OF the article having proved soar and nn-
sound its arrival out, in spite of al the care that
had been employed IN the selection OF wheat and its
conversion TO -four. To obylate this officially Il
the design Of the Improvement of which We are
now speaking, and tho inventor, actng on tho prn
cpe that by removing the cauGc the ctcc, viii al
40 necessarily be removed, has erected on side
OF hls mill furnace, with drying cylinders, by
means of which, nfior the -four ground and bo'ted
in the usual way, 1t is deprived Of oil its moisture
the Substance which il is believed Is the primary
cause Of IT'S fermentation and becoming sour and
hard TIE apparatus is simple, economical and
efficient, and the hca. being applied externally to
the cylinders, does is Office without il any VA at
fcc,ins or altering the orialnal favor otthe -four
As far as the article made in this way has been
submitted to the tes Of experiment, the fcsu', hsr
been perfectly satisfactory Il small parcel has
been s. NJ to RIO dc Janciro and brough, back again
to dis port and is as sound aud good now az at
the ,n,e Of lis manufacture The real value Of III.
Improvement can, Of course, only BE- fully tested in
II more enlarged field Of experiment, and toa trial
Of his knd II is now submitting IN a cargo of two
thousand barrels, despatched on n distant voyage
Should the process be successful in furnishing so
important an article as -four Invested OF It's ordlna
~ tendency to spoil it will prove invaluable for
the purposes OF commerce To our friends IN tho
west who send their -four TO the New Orleans
market, undo, the disadvantages Of long voy
age and hot climate, it cannot be less important
The New York Evening Post rernnrkin. upon
the demise Of Mr. Carroll says
" One Of the most remarkable circumbtsnres at,
i.ndny the fortunes OF the siqucrs of the Declera
ton of lniept ndcnce, was the tranquility IN which
their after lives were passed ard the late petiod 10
which they we're protrncicd. Most Of them lived
10 "A GOOD old age crowned with cjvi! honors, be-
slowed by the gratitude OF the republic and some
persisted by in,rc decay OF the powers of nature
Ofthe fifty SIX who ,f xcd their signatures 10 that
document twenty.scvcn lived to an age exceeding
sevent, years, aud foty-orc TO az age exceeding
sixty Only two OF the whole number -Gwinnet,
Of Georgia, who fell in duel in his i5th year, md
Lynch fSouth Carona, who was sh'pwrecked
in his sixticth-dicd volen, death. Twenty one
lived to the beginning OF he present century, aud
three were permitted to the great experiment,
of "A repre- nraiiyc conlrdrracy confrned by the
event. of fifty years Ofall the delegates from
New York anI New England, only ono, Whi?ple Of
New IianpshIrr died ut an earlier rye than SIXTY
Mover IN the world had the icad~ss IN any grand
% nj al niogatncnt NOR reason 10 congratulate
them selves and their country on liz issjc The ex
eri,ons md perlls Of their manhood were succeed
cd by peaceful honorcd and ripe old asc IN
which they witnessed the happy fseal, OF the IN
sti,uirons they had aided in devisIng, and they
were gathered 10 thsir graves amid the regrets OF
| the generation which in It's cradle wacn they
| laid The foundations OF III republic.
" He who for eight years was distinguished as
| the sole survivor o. this honorcd band and who
seemed to concentrate III his own pctsol. the vene-
ration winch was yielded 10 them all is now gone,
happic, than t,ey, lnasmuch as he lived to ser the
desires Of the good men and parrots his conicupo
rarcs, realized by ei.h adl!tioa4 ycaiS OF nadoa-
al happiness"
| Country ,cHi0W Rum. in that Fart Of Perd
| oiled Vallies which lies on TIE north ard south
side of Lima in south latitude l2, bounded on the
east by the An'cs and ON the west by the Pacific
Ocean il never rains al u,l But during winter the
.ar,h 10 cnvored with an hcl. f1y MS 10 lntefcept