Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-10-15

pA'I'LA.I' MILLS

HAVING description these newly invented Mills il
the newspapers being introduced by III" Mc,sr. Rncker
Tennessee, with the many advantages ilcy
all other modes OF grinding .tIir"ntn'ng he speed ana pW
OF the grarcd with the ceapn"SS aud simplicity U the mb n
fully persuaded. from the rra-nnalrnc- 81 the rrncl
pie upon which The based both IN The application
of the dress stones utryau reflect
also, that IN this inventive when things lh'Et" regard
ed impossible nadc Weld genius and the rrnrrcs
soenccl did ~" REGARD ~ al al extraordinary, ta Mis i1
.rndng from ~ 1" 10 bushels Of per day, should
upon III application q those principles he made IL grind from
I" two hundred bushels in The mr therefore IN
hesaings determined to test the Improvement.
My Mill being just finished aud started this plan, under th'
superlncntcnce of r Ruckr aud the work partly executed
by Mr. Swt:c mrict of experience, and well hnnwI
10 many q" The citizens oil rslna l. now grinding with pa
inches diameter under feet head,
The rate of hundred sccc"y bushels Of r rate meal IN i
hours.
Now who among Us Is that is not deeply interested N good
grinding mSand uc every person interested III this
improvement: II the various Of teS. Mills t
true and The Improvement Is what y represented to be- should
not he regarded public blessing from the Author all Cool
daily developing themselves the supply Of their various
wants: 1t cheap simple and duable easily kept IN order and
II am not greatly mistaken. mill owner thai WIZ call an,
this Mill in all the rndor of grinding and the excellent
quality of the meal will feel himself pressney invited
not compelled 10 adopt the improvement.
Nothing exceed beauty and simplicity, and yet in
terry. Like patent lever watch when Ca.cd up, cannot tell
how ii Is constructed and put IN m"tion-s" with these mills
The best nlwrist in America cannot by looking AT on" run
ming tel how is constructed how the water Is applied,
10 give such power ana speed in :ndn2 because i con
ctcy cncased IN tie solid blocks and 10 understand H. he must
like the watch TAXI pccc and contemplate in all H. parts
and when he has done M wl be- aonscd at its great
piciy and wonderful ingenuity.
III" manner applying The water wheel which
on m eleven bucket! are stricken at The same Time can never
Judgment be surpassr,c being graduated aud COM
pressed from the trunk, through the blocks and
wheel until escapes through the tail ot the hncketS by close
and accurate caculao-cising all the advantages OF The
sent tub wlccslha of the percussion stroke Of the water
combined with the of the reaction wheel from liz weight
and by which the wheel is enabled 10 rrv0vc under back
admirably without materially impeding lis speed in grinding
Again. there Is nothing more 10 admire for us convenience and
beany than the patent gate by which The water on The wheel
inr moment and stop easily. The dress of the mill
also entirely and novel; by which the cutting
made upon the grain pair of shears, and strictly
accordance with philosophical principles.
The long spindle by which the permanently suspended
above the he'd stone regard also improvement When
properly trained and hung the cannot touch part Of
The bed stone on in!rhag and consequently
Of the stone, but made grind uniform mrland
the with which may he tns trained and Lung, that any
ordinary miller do II accurately that the experienced
cannot perceive variation o hairs breadth lis running.
have heen thus particular describing this Improvement
grinding because believe importance the pub
nc demands H. bat description could Of il might fail
correct idea Of advantages, would respectfully
invite all those that feel curiosity the
call and NIi IN the lower pax! vi Camphc Falling
river, and judge for themselves. g. D. GILLIAN.
Campbell, August y.