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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-06-17


E0n sAIE--s csrn, Of 33 acres Of good iands
= delightfully."- situated, to- pleasant residences
on the west ros, 81 sai!cs from Newport. Run.
hing through il, ID the largest stfesm OF water On
Rhode Island ard on said stream there is grist
snd boiling mill. csrding. machines, &C rhcbufd-
ing is large and comnodians. sufficient for closh-
ing establishment. The niiii is of the most seper.
ior workm ansI'ip. with iron fcar and has god
ohare 81 business, both in grinding and cnrdini;.
Said mill has suilicient power 70 Twelve cardiMgs
machines the wosks were built under the direction
Of thatceIclrated asiiss. JoHs BsEooox. and ese-
cuird by she best workmsn IN the stfta The mill
10 situs'cd il that celebrated valley. known by txc
name Of CorraeTs FINLEY
Also, toc safe, near tlr above describsi--a Fatm
Of SO acres Of excellent land, With two dwelling.
houses aud sufhcicrt out.buiidiogs, and clo,cs
collection OF fu.tscs, Eom Newport. New.y,rk
and Long Island The said farm has an cxten i've
sea privilege. tti:3
Likes for saIe-that pleasantly situated Dwei-
ling House and ex,ensivs Lot OF Land, NOS, fsre-
well street, Newport. N
The subscriber being desirous Of removing TO he
western country, offers the above on accommodate.
ing terms. Those who are ,iD,iined to purchase,
will please apply to ---.WALTER 'OREEiL
porfso,outh H. Nav 90 lDis fN1
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~x*CURES PERFORNiED!ss.
1AoEy1 heresetore considered fass Ssl<f' 5y
DIR. KELEE'S 3 N. !.
BOTANICAL DRO pS

CT MRtSsearmss. es,rssitr sf' RsssSr. was -
AvA months Afflicted With a ytumcuf on the.
back o. his hand which incap4cist6d hNa fos work,
M'er having tried every thog in vajn hid Suffered
an operation on his bs,sd. And snxstiered ursn
Va. cured and restored 70 health by taxing sosties
sir. Esssi. q sssrsa. was 5 years ais;e,sds viii.
.cser sore on sno OF hts legs lad tried most rnei-
oiaes without etlset, Mas cared to boitscs. Al
u ctSd. Of Nh H'~ri, ef Aaa5sxr mas cufet
OF Ulcers aud Bites. some of wh.rh had eal down co.
tue ribs, by bciSles Tia child ~As 4eonsassstl
ia d,sas state When he besn. sskipg sAsss drops.
IN bvanf ~ h0steh, was covcecd Oh ever with
erepions. blind nitl, both eyss. cared BY bot
thea. e' 3i 'tt < = 80 fti' ~ 4 s1S ~ Sfh ~
. An elderly Lady az Dos,on wss severely siN s,~l
for I6 years, silh sn <rsipsin all over her stsnAed
Win most tornen,iog itchings, Lusnings dbfacA-
es, had ivst thereby tvo toe arid one fNger nails.
was curc'l by 4bottisss she had no, lett her room
for o moneks, ana cessidersd Pusf al rchcj'l M
- Ccnsessin cf icriestci. wss afflicted 90 wears
With ulcers in his legs, could. obtain no ruisefs
was cured by bottles. 81 M L
q Csxsisa,au If Bss,on, his wife sni chilere,,
was man. years sfcsed with esup,ions, had uiea
every medicine without success, was cured b, these
Drops. ela ~'
a Cenfiehan Of Ror6n,y, was so years sflicted
with humor on one of legs. attended with burning
itching and b!otchcs. was resigned ss past feties,
fs so years could not lie bed at times. was pee.
fectly cured by these drops. tfs ~ ~
a Laos If Cfiorsstosn was two years sfilic,ed
with white swelIlng on her knee JOINT. had uicd
every assistance and considered past relief con-
traction had formed. when on ,aking these Drops
aud using ~ Jebbs Linn,ens, In 5 weeks che bsd
tho free use OF the joint, the pain left her. and ty
continuing them has obtsincd perfect cure
These Drops are aradical cure for scursy, scro.
fu'a, ST. Anthony's fire, Icpsocy. pimped faces.
targed glands sore legs, ulcers when the bons
is Affected vcne ixl taints. when mercury has filed,
are the best spring and au,umnal physie, and may
be given TO children with perfect safety Price 81,
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Approved, So 81
JAMES MONROE.

AN ACT 70 continue 10 force an act, entitled,
An acs relating % settlers On lanes q The
Vnited SSsics. X n L y. 8 \: u:
=: y ;udrfe6 81 f5< sesdfe AID HS3s< 81
Retresentafipes IF the Unifed Ssatss cf .sn,e-
sitn in Congress assembled, That, an act, en-.
titled " An act relating TO settlers on the
isads Of, the y Sta,cs," passed the twen,y-
Efh.of March, ono thousand eight hundred
and sixteen, be, and The same is hereby con-
tiuucd 10 force for ono year from aud alter
the ihitd day of March last.
April 20, isla-Approved,
JAMES MONROE.
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[ommissioncrs, Nofice.

WE. the subrcribers, having been appointed by
w the Court of Probate IN the town Of Newport,
~ the countyof Newport, Commissioners to receive
aud examine the claims sgaiuss the estate Of
JOSEPH yfcKgRY.
late OF said Newport, deceased, represen,ed nsoi-
vent, do hereby give notice that siz rosihs. from
The ist inst are allowed 10 the creditors Of said
Estasc 90 bring in and prove their respective csins
and thai they will a.,end Cor that purpose at their
respective dwellings, in said Newport ~
WILLIAM ENNIS, c.r,,,:..;,,.,,
JOIN LYON 'on'h'''''-'''
All persons isdebted 70 'hr Estate Of fsd dccers-
Il are called upon 10 make immediate pay ment 70
ANTHONY DIXON, B<eeutor.
Newport, June :, 1914 ISv1
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-06-17

AN ACT for the relief of Michael Jones.
BE IL enacted by fke Senate and House Of
Rearessn'atives Of fhs Uaised States Of .zme-
riea in Conyress asssnbied, That there shall
be paid TO Michsel Jones Of the Illinois terri
tory, oct Of any monies in the Treasury no,
Otherwise appropriated, the sun Of one thou
sand FIVE buodsed dollars, in full compenss-
tioa los extra services perfos med, aud clerk
hire expended, by him while acting IS regis
ter Of the land Office, and commissooer Of
claims 10 land 10 the district Of K4sksskis.
April Is, isls-Aroroved,
JAMES MONROE,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-06-17

THE .jfrrfDs faswaace C~spary haze removed
their ofice from p-iHam >irtet Ir'o 'h" y M
berof the soml Wing oi ,hs Rtsds hiand t'ncr B@k.
June ., 1873.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-06-17
Underwood 8 Stevens,

HOUSE, SRfP AND SIGN P-fI.NTERS,
y No li6, THANEs-SrREEr,
INFORM the public and their friends. ths, shey
v have just received and offer for sale. compiete
assortment of ~
Paints, Oil, Windosu. Glass, SIC.
as low as can be purchased in the state---smon5
which are the following. together with great NUN
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-06-17

By thc President Of the Unifod Siafcs.
WHEREAS, by an &C, Of Congress passed on the
81 Of March, 1917, entitled +" Al act 10 authorize
the appointment, Of Surveyor for The lands in the
northern pat Of the Mississippi territory, and the
sale OF certain lands therein described" the Presi
dent of the United States is authorized to select
certain lands, for scites .or towns, and cause the
said lands 10 be laid OIL into owH lots, and the said
lots to be offered for Sale ..
Therefore, JAMES NoNRoR, President ofsthe
United States do hereby declare and make known,
that public sales for the disposal Of the lots in the
town Of MacatLon, (heretofore called Millions Bluff
on the south Bank Of the river Tcnnessee (near
the head OF the Muscle shosls) in Alabama Terri
tory, on tie second Monday ia October NEXT.
The sales shall continne open for one week, pnd
longer ii necessary, and the lots shalt be offered
for sale ia regular numere al ordcr beginning with
the lowest number.
Given under my and, at the City Of Washington.
this 26u, Of May 1873. ..e
JAMES MONROE.
By the President,
JOSIAH MEIGs.
Commissioner General Land Office.
GJ' Printers who are authorized to publish the
laws of tie United States. will insert the pboyr in
their newspapers once Week till the FIRST ~ Octo-
ber next. and send their bills to The General Land
Offices for payment li7wl
Il Map Of the Hunts,i District engraved and
Plan Of the town Of Marathon will he engraved
~ speedily as practicable and viii be sold nt Hunts
vile and at the General Land Oflce, by
~, ssf JOHN GARBINER.
-sAe AZ. - 1 g.. u u - ChNI ,,tl u
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or by sending the dimensions Of vessel. ho,ise
or rooms, their friends be supplied with sufFi.
cient quantity Of Paint and Oil for the same.
Newport, April g, 1878 (tf) ~
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-06-17

AN M l. Ipr Inc felicf Of CorueIa Mason.
BE IL enacted by fhc Senate and House Of
RefresenfatiDes IF fhe United Sta,es Of .lnse-
ricd, in Congress assembled, That the Secrc.
tary Of War b., and he is hereby authorized
to place oo the half pay peosiop list, for Eve
years, at the rate of four dollars per mon, h.
Corpclia Mason, tie widow OF Aiexanl. {
Mason, who volunteered his services as a
militia man, with q detachment of militia
commanded by Bigpdier General Perkins,
on tbo norihesD frenticr =, IN the year one thou.
sand eight hundred and twelve, aud who was
killed in battle with party Of indians, in
the month OF September of the said year, to
be 10 the use .oi her sod her six children, the
legitimate offspring Of her the said CorneIia
Mason, and her said deceased husband, Alex.
snder Mlson, underthe rules aud regulations
prescribed 10, end provided tor BY, an act, en-
titled An act making further provision for
military services during the late war, and for
other purposes, approved April sixteenth,
one Thousand e:sh, hundred and sixteen.
ADsi 20, iSla-Approved,
JAMES MONROE.
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AN ACT for the relief of Benjamin BisdsaIl
81 and William s. Ensiar

and William S. Foster.
BE n enacted BY The Senate and House of
Representatives. Of The United States Of ,ap,e.
Sisa, in Congress assembled, That the proper
accounting officers Of the Department of
War be, and they are hereby, ausho,izsd to
audit and settle ,he. several accounts Of Ben
jamin Birdsall and William s.. Foster, of the
army OF the United States, in such manner,
ard upon such terms, as may be reasonable
and just. s.,f. 8.
April 20, l8is--Approyed, .4e... S..
= JAMES MONROE.
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VALUABLE FHRM q a

THE Subscriber offers for sale. his Psrm situated
i in Mijic,ovn, about ono mile and half from
the state house IN Newport Said Farm contains as
boat 60 acres Of land viii, great quantity Of exce-
leat frai, trees f I'll kinds together with the build
isgc thcscos standing For other information In.
quire Of bLANSoN PEckHAM.
Middictown. Feb. II. 1918 4sk f .ea
HalncEe Property. For sale.
THE subscriber will sl'isrf sci. les 30 'Iouses
IN which he nov lives, in Th,mes-s 1eei--and'
have immediate poe.esson. He will sell some lard.
adjoining the estate 81 the late George Champlia,
ESQ hch Land is very convenient for House Iotss
He win either sell or lease hx farm al saohocsst.
poiat, in Mddetowa lie has some furnisure siso
Tor sale NATH. HAZARD
January 81, 1916 t,f)
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-12-12

Americans. who have their spies among
us. will The more quickly come upon us.
Wemost luubly pray your excSllency will
send us such "A force AS will be respected
and make us respectable.
(The following endorsed on the foregoing.)
Charles Cameron, Esq. Governor, Com
mander in Chief. &c. &c.
beg leave To represent 10 your excel
lency the necessity of my as ain returning
10 the Indian nation, with The deputies
irem the chiefs. and as my trouble and
expense eau only be betrayed by permis-
sion 10 take goods TO dispose OF amongst
them, pray your exccllency will he
pleased IN grant me such letter or IL
cense, as will prevent me from being cap
tured in case of meeting any Spanish
cruiser on the coast Of Florida.
The court a liourned, 10 meet to morrow
morning AT 2 o'clock.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-12-12

"outlaw and pirate" This, Mr.. c.
said, was new principle 10 him, though
IL might be found in some work on pubs
lie law, from which he had not learned
what the law Of nations was. He then
moved 10 amend the resolution by adding
The following:
With instructions to enquire whether in
" said trials the constitution and law OF the
q" United States. or the law Of nations, have
" been violated"
This motion WAS agreed TO.
MIR. COBB. then, with Ike view of obvi-
ating the objections Ia The resolution, and
accommodate il Ito the general wish, moved
some further amendments but
MIR. BARBOUR conceiving the subject
enc IN which il was important to decide
rightly, thought il had better lie on the
table one day, and moved that disposition
of II.
After some conversation on The post
ponement, in which Mr.. Holmes opposed
il, the motion prevailed, and the resolu-
ton was laid on the table.
The resolution from the Senate for the
appointment of a joint committee 10 en-
quirc into some mode of producing accu-
racy, neainess and despatch in the pub
lie printing, was read twice, and after
brins amended, on the motion Of Mr.. Uar-
7iSO8,h Inserting inereln DeIOre me W0ru
accuracy" the word economy" il was
read ihe thirdtime, passed and sent 10 the
Sepaie for concurrence in rile amend
ment:
The house then, OH motion Of Mr.
Harrison, resolved itself into a committee
of the whole, Mr.. Wiikn in the char,
on The bill concerning invaiids. [conier-
ring on the Secretary of War, the power
of placing invalids of The revolution on
The. pension roll, in the same manner that
he is now authorised TO place on the pen.
sion list invalids of subsequent wars.
The bill Was explained by Mr.. Johnson,
OF Kentucky, on whose motion il rec, w.
ed some amendments, rendered necessa-
ry by acts passed since The bill was franz
ed al the last session, and was afterwards
reported 10 The House, by whom the
amendments we're coneurred in, and The
bill ordered 10 be engrossed for a third
reading.
The bill for the relief of William 3. Lew
is, passed through committee of the
whole, Mr.. Desha in tie chair, and was
ordered to be engrossed for third read
ing and, the House adjourned.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-12-12

The argument ou tie question before
The court as to the validity of Comno-
dOrc TayioF's commission from the Bue-
nos Ayreun government, 10 Justify him
in The captures he fRade under IL, was
concluded yesterday about ,wo o'clock,
when the court adjourned. MIR. pinkncy
occupied tic court during tlie day, with
very elaborate speech. Phc couri house
was ibronged with very attentive, and
apparently highly delighted audience.
To exiol this geu;leman's cloqueuce has
become almost too tri;e and common 10 b.:
repested-suftice il 10 say, ihsihis speech
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-12-12

To tie Editors Of tie Freemaa's Journal.
In your paper of the Sd instant, OBJ
served az extract from the Washington
Examiner, stating that the Banks at Pitts
birgl had determined 10 suspend specie
payments. musi request you 10 correct
THIS siatement-the following extraci of
houses, Ncssrs. Alien 81 Grant, will shOw
to this resolution. 1--WE have il from
MIR. johnson, Uhe Cashier Of ille Rank)
that The Bank Of Pittsburgh will hold out
as long as any other in iii. state, aud We
arc all truly happy 10 find il so, Tor we
VIII support il AS loGg as plank remains
above wafer"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-02-03
Jamnary %
Public Sale.

I'm Thursday the 9th day OF February next have
~ soldhy Messts. ueton, Sint0n x Co. auciioicers
az my ptesent retdence, about mile the toll
gate oithe Richmond turnpike the whole my Ols
HOLD notwithstanding of neat caue boitunied
stee aud chairs. ANAL pier glasses, carpets mahogany
ceiieret and ji. tables, able plate gias
an ei:ht day clock large mahogany hedstead beds aud
bedding, &c. &c also, awelitonsG square PIANO, a
collection OF usein! and valuable BOOKS, handsome
light CHARlOIbE q HARNESS, and a pair of young
well brOAe HORSES, ttne CbaTUsee made by partIc
MAR order TOUR mouths ago IN one Otthe be ST shops ia
Ncimond and Is warTanted)-my Oek OF CATTLE,
SHEEP aud HOGS auiuag the cattle five Young
mulch Cows and yoke of oxen 2 CARTS, MULE, aud
all my farming aud gardening UTENSILS; and also,
likely NEGROES.
Articles purchased at this sale vii be delivered in
Richmond III required.
credit Oi tarec mouths will be allowed, for approved
notes. OH all Sans of 80 and upwards less than :
cash.
ON the day, wish rent for one two or three
years, my GROVE FARM, with access TO a large ice
house.
Ibis beautiful aud healthy situation has lately been
improved at considerable expense that in every
respect comfortable for the accommodation genee
family. There is large aidsn under high cultivation
attached 10 the establishment, which, under able
management, will Yield mere proht than ihe asked
INDEPENDENTLY what may be made the fertile lots
belonging 10 The premises. EDWARD c. DAVIS. 81
am sGAions 10 dispose OF I0l3 OF LAND, COM
Of Amherst on the bead waters OF Piney ryei About
one halls OF tins laud very ric lies well is adapt
ed TO Tie culture of hemp.
In order Ia effect sale of this property Intend going
To next Amherst coart. L. C. ID.
January S3tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-02-03
James Rive r Aana for sale

WILL he sold to The highest bidder valuable tract of
w LAND, contaling about six hundred acres, sitIa
ted on James River nbout thirty miles above Richmond
IN the county OF GsochlaId, bounded below and above
~ ,ae ans OF MI brJamn Anderson and vi the estate
OF Wn Z. williIns, dec.
This tract contains considerable portion Of river aud
creek low grounds The upland has tine red clay bot
tom, well adapted to the use OF plaster and clover Ills
at present good deal out of repair, having neg
gently cultivated for come years past bn susce ptbie
OF the highest Improvement, both with regard ,lrsane
aDd profit.
We shall give no further description believing that no
person would wish topurchase an establishment valid
ahie Without previous examination. The purchaser snail
receive an undoub,ed title, of any be-
you'd the present year.
The sale Will take place the premises, on Thursday
ne 5th Dry ~ Marcel neat. The terms will be third
Ia cash. one third In one year, aud the remaining lhird
oyeats,e two last payments TO he secured by deed
oi trust.
AZ The same time and place will be sold variety OF
household and kitchen tuRNlTURE, soin. STOCK aud
other articles. Terms III sale.
J. W. BATES
EDWARD BATES.
Belmoat, jan 10. ...soids
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StoNS Point Mills.

yToR SALE. without rese.ve.-on Monday the 2sd day
OF February neS, will sell 10 the highest bidder
the above property situated Apponaitox river in tie
county ui Camberlant-naN eaou to Peter sburg ABOUT
sNty miles and Tie same distance to Richmond by land
carriage
This establishment. oil account Of its magnitude and
Sitaton Is considered the hest the Tile mill
hunse IL large, with four pair bur stones with the ma
chineTy new aud IL. complete order good screhorse
large DIV eiiingEouse nearly finished coopers' she
aud biacksin,ls shop two boats. large and excel
Isn't parcel of slave tner for barrels aud other proper
~ az of which will he sold after the safe OF the mills
There are my acres OF land belonging the mills For
the mils, one fourth Of the purchase money will re-
fned i'll hand, and tie balance one, two and three
years.
After the sale ofthe foregoing property will sell AZ
auction the stock of GOODS band about = coo on
credit OF six months tor all SUMS over S 10.
II Those inclined to purchase nIay be assured ha,
the property will be sold advertised aud is ell worth
the attention of erierprisiug men. There dam at
present ii having been carried away late last summer
hut The timber for large scale the bank and
framed together with stone the spot The timber vii!
80 along with the mills III the sale.
J. d. WooDSON & CO.
Januaty2i S2tdse
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-02-03
Belmoat, Jan. .
Gum Sway,sN for Sale

pursuance of the last will and testament Of JOHN
SALE, dec. shall offer for sale by auction on the
l.ih February neAt before the Bell Tavern, the city
oil Richmond, thetract oiland called TiE GUN swap
c"haiiing by recent survey believe, JUS Tile
'eaef part OF TINS 'and Is heavily thered. The swamp
land Is not Inferior To James Ri,er loycrouuds The
buildings are comniodious, bn want repairing. There
is IN orchard of eNcellehta peach trees and va
"us Other mutt Treason tbis place. lies miles be-
ter turnpike.
rue terms VIII De-S 4sOo cash the balance III equal
biennial payments, with deed trust upon the pr
~ aud notes with good end0rsers payable at ay %, The
banks IN Richmond, to secure tie respective install.
ments.
IL Is expected great bargain MAY be had as this pro.
pefy will certainly be sold if any thing near It's value he
vious!y 20 the day of sale.
n The sale to be Conducted by Heron, Sntou & Co.
ISAAC SALE Executor
of john Sale, deceased.
January 10. 77.im.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-02-03
AlanA Toy Sale.

THE subscribers property in the county Lunennrg
heretofore advertised for sae) yet in the marker
-2l2I acres Of LAND, chiefly in woods great proporli-
on Of good tobacco land the Improvements Of the hest
part only Il" The purchase money will I've required civ
ing possession, say Isl of January 1919; the balance IN
De divided nio hve annual iHstalncuts without interest
to commence 1T OF Janua'y, 1872. ribs property lies
within twenty miles Of Roanoke when is now navgabIe
for produce Of al klhds.
VIII the land iay BE- had II valuable SLAVES on Tire
same payments aud the purchaser be accOHninda-
TED wul stock provisions, utensils, &c. at fair yrice
IT Apply 70 Messis Heron. SintOn & Co. Richmond
or ~ Bufweil, Manchester, either Of whom is aathoi
zed tot sell john .RANENSCROtr
LuneGbUfg, Jan. 27. ....S3-Im
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-02-03
For Sale,

4 TRACE OF LAND living IN Luue burg csnnsy eSost
n TIVE itieS north OF The courthouse Containing
srres The land rs OF good qpai well pied the
cuie o c"in, wheat and tobacco, and Is waiefed by
erccA running Eeary through the eddie and on wlic
there we a6"nt lac aeies ofowgsods tue greater part
vi AZ excellent qualify.
Tie improvements consist OF two soOd
kitrrns, baTns grsnary, a1i other necessary outhose
wih tWo good apple orchards, &c. &c. I viii sell Il
pat the wiiu.e.
Also, wish TO sell my undivided HALF of Lunrn-
bars Courthouse aud that OF LAND therrullo be-
longing. containing SIS acres.
E PetSOns wishing To purchase view the land and
know the terms, ON application to the subscriber.
STEPHEN HERRING.
January 20. si 5w.
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IMpnnrANr iNvrNrrnN.

ENErBR, N. H. jan. i3.--A machine Ia. reeeatly
been ktened by Mcssis. james aud Joseph Grrcy OF
Londonderry Tor the pm, pose az eshus amt cleaning
English grain, which found 10y actual experiment a.
excel any thing thai has been introduced that p:.
pose The machine is constructed that IL separates
the grain perfectly clean the straw and cats Ire
straw iii for fodder the grain is received into cEtst m
The under part OF the machine. az tur n.iIA e. ie ana
chine rs trTlsd by horse aud NAY BE- put in uiUIon 10,
water IL requires but one peisun attend il
andt will bTesh and clean from 10 bushels y hour
according as the gran may be iOr quality. The invcn
tolls have IL IN contemplation 10 app;y patent 10 Sc
cure their right To the improvements Gentlemen WHO
wish To avail themselves uf valuable acquisition in the
business ofhnsbaHdry. have nov Opportunity Of sre
lug the machine in operation At zen. L II Dei5ys in
Londonderry. tUafrk.1gn