The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-05-22

John GEORGE BAX FER, Blookley,town
- smP, Philadelphia Cuun.y-Ingk9s and offers
for sale, to- the planters. farmers and heads
of families in the United States OF Americ;. hi,
PATENT MACHINE. for riding, Roving ant
Spinning COTTON. Tie Machine is yStrran
ted will last long, and Can be kept ia good repai,
at small expeBce
PRICES.
Cardng Engine, to card SIX lbs cotton per tlay
90 S-Roving Frame, to rove SIX pounds per day
30S-and SIX spindle Spinning Machine. ia
spin six pounds per day, GUS payable on deli
very.
j. G. B. will put the machneryto work. and
furnish the necessary Instructions for working
them, at the places of the purchasers H viii
also give instructions to the purchasers of MS
machines, efor making and using warp:ap mill.
making loom, and using TIE q, shuttle, &c. &c
gratls-All of which will facilitate domestic
industry.
J. G. h. has had thirty years experience in
manufacturing
The following certificates are submitted to
the public.
! have in operation set Mr.. Bakers Do.
mestc Spins-ng Machinery, consisting of G, RI,
ing, rowing, and spinning fisme.--F ON the ex
pertinent have made with them. / think them
well calculated for family use, as they ale nst Ii
ao'e' as Tar as can judge, to get out of order,
and require no great skill to work them They
exceed my expectation in the quantity of work
they are capable ofperforming, as bnt few DAYS
constant spinning would be sufficient to cloath
my family The cotton spun on this machine is
more and EVEN STRONGER, than what can
have done by hand. Mr.. Baxter timed the wo.
man who works the spinning frame, and she
hed the six spools (holding about fur ounces
OF cotton yarn, such as is used for negro cloth
ng) IN sixteen minutes
GEO. SKIPWITH.
Hickory Hall, Cu,n6erl1ndl
coany. va. A3ri ID 1910 {
have seen one of Mr.. Bakers machines at
work at Mr. Skipwiths, and think it fully equal
to ms printed representations JOHN KELSO
have seen Mr.. Bakers machinery, now in o.
perat'on at Mr.. George Skipw,h's, and have no
hesitation IN declaring, that it greatly surpasses
,or domestic purposes, any thing of the kind, /
nave seen, either in Europe or America II ap
pears better calculated for enduring cons,sn,
work tor number of years, and less liable TO ne
put out OF order, than conceived practicable in
so complicated work, In performance, 1t GER
fanny exceeds the promises held out in M. Bax
Ter printed proposals. Indeed have no doubt
put double the services therein specified. may De
performed with ease T ROBERTSON, NJ ID.
farmOiRe dbri I3 1910
ORDERS TAKEN FOR THE MACHINERY, BY
John ). RaverSereft, Esquire, Lunenburg coun-
George ~. SkipVoith, Esquire, Hickory Hall,
P4sh W Price, Esquire, Prince Edward coun
ty-andl
1hesSrs. lh'Kenaie, Christian and COMPANY Me,.
chants, Petersburg.
} " %. wishes 70 appoint agents for the other
counties IN tins and the other states, which a
gents will have reasonable remuneration for
their serVices-and J. G B. wishes, for the &C.
commodatlon ofhis customers, to have the wood.
| en- parts OF the machines made III each county.
TOT which liberal price will be allowed-Anv
common white or biackcarpen,er is competent to
make the wooden parts
! y 3. makes machinery for spinning flar,
hemp and wool, for family or other purposes.
j. q b offers for sale, pr,ce S 1O0 an elegant
mahogany loom, the iron work OF which is pI,ted
with silver. There is steel reed mail harness
ana hy shuttle, which go along with her.
j. 1. L. takes this opportunity of returning his
most sincere thanks to the Editors in,the United
Sites who had the goodness to publish, gratis,
his advertisement last summer.
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