{"newspaper_name": "The Portland gazette.", "edition": "01", "page": "p3", "byline": ""}
{"character_count": 1467, "word_count": 253, "ccnet_language_score": [0.9603000283241272], "ccnet_perplexity": [1347.800048828125], "fasttext_language": ["en"]}
Ns1 Invention.-Mr RUFUS PORTER, Of thls
town, has just completed and got into successful
operation. newly constructed Wind. Mill differ


ing from all others heretofore used insonuch that
change of wind does not in the least impede its
force or affect the machinery. Its motion is hor-
zontal; and is so constructed, that, by the aid of
haulyerds inside the mill, she ia perfectly manage
able by child 10 years Of age. We do not feel
ourselves qualified to describe all its peculiarties
and excellencies, as we are unacquainted with the
general principles OF miIs-perhaps we may here
after undertake t-sufce it at present to say that
Mr.. JOHNSON, the experienced miller, who tends
IT, as well as other good judges declare that it ex-
ceeds their most sanguine expectations. We con-
graduate the ctigens OF this town upon the facility
which is thus afforded of converting grain into
meal wi4hout the expense and trouble Of sending It
out of town.-We make no doubt but our mer-
chants, ready TO reward enterprise and assdu-
ity, will give the mill trial, and on finding il to
answer the recommendations thus given will hes-
tow on the proprietors that patronage to which
they are entitled.


We understand Mr.. p contemplates adding an
other run of Stones, and Bolt for conYerting the
meal into -four With regard to the facility OF
grinding, we will only add, that during pleasant
breeze OF Saturday last, she turned out the meal
at the rate of b,tsheI IN four MINUTES