Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-08-21

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nelu' 10 pe'iaps ~ l: 800 ~ IN ,n",a.
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ana every eAei9on an@m ; az ~ 100 ~
rensie' ~ d. I''lp':sI 80 po b;s l;na s,,,I
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mr. . r1rIIyFN PRESS
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ms kESs ''as oeeli ' ~ ~ Inn 'oo
seIsit5 aa'dh!ases oN1' a.. s'ie i''" ",'n o,.o
Gn rssssS s,a' are h a,a !. W 90. ,hat
h'ueiioa =, -
IS to say It's construction c@l'pisii''s ineiiss
power IN compact iofh'' NsT,en oJ ie'GII
&c 1ufaDliily ana l'ghlhess' ti9 Pdiueu!d'
~ adapted ior oeths 'noVeo ana cohpitSeo
monnef OF giyias me i'nPsessi1on - entirely o
riglnal, ana d'liefeh' RON o OIL presses ca!-
cuated tn save the type. ne FORM IS UNI
tofmiy stationary ana 'ne Pia'leh passes u
yer ny means OF roliefs, anu chanhei or
tail ways, untll Drought pafaiiet WIG inc
form. it rests, and the impression IS given
with ease, and in an instant, by turning the
rounce or handle with the lett hand, exactly
corresponding with the running in of The car
rage and form OF the Old press. The two
surfaces being OF iron, and true to the great
EST PERFECTION, oad WORK cannon DE lohe on
them, when the press IS once adjusted, the
pull regulated, ana the neatihg attended 20.
me smai'est cafus may pe printed on mem
without oeGrers or hnhcHftnS-tney may al
% be used, When the iorm IS on, tor taxing
copies from manuscripts, seals, CONS. Sc.-
They require 90 levelIlDg or fXlng, ana the
Press, ota large royal size, occupies only
space ot forty inches square. .,
Each Press viii be accompanied with
copper plate engraving, and printed dIrec-
tons.
He will only add, that 1t is his determna-
ton to make them as complete and cheap as
possible, AID is now selling them as low as
they are sold IN Great Britain. with some
improvements, and at least not inferior III
workmanship.
This press is in general use ~ Europe, and
has The recommendations OF Printers OF the
highest standing in their favor
The opinions OF some OF those VINO nave u
sed them here, is respectfully suoml1ted;
hDAM NAN AYE.
Fhldoe'PhaG, NOD z4' 1910
MIR. a. hamage:
Dear Sri consider Inc huthVen f:eSs
as very valuable Improvement ana i ,i
the trade generally, are unaef great ooiiga'
uOils 10 you 'of your Eedf anu poise'eieh|e'
in Daturalizlng so useful an invention,
The Press combines vast accession o.
power. with considerable diinunltlon OF Ia
Dor to the workmen ; and SO tar as relates
to the one you manufactured for me, can
safely say, that II IS Impossible lor any press
10 produce a more equabie impression ne
piatten ana PED for Inc FORM neihs po'h OF
cast IRON, July expect mat THIS most essen
tial quality VIII De permanent.
Filth hearty wishes Tor that success 10 your
mandatory, when II so wen deserves,
am sir, your obedlen! servant, ANN
floo. r. thLmEn'
Ihhaaeipnad, 1foO. -, 1910.
we, the subscribers, having had inc NUN
ven freSS III operation lot some liiile past
are OF OPINION, that II is equai IN every re.
merits CONSIST, IN the form remaining station.
ary-the mode OF giving the impression, anc
the ease and facility with which the necessa
ry power is applied by the workmen. W
hesitate not to declare our entire satisfaction
with The press, and that we look upon the
preference gwen 1t, by the different work
men engaged, as conclusive testimony 10 lis
tavor. loigned) nILLiAN BhOWN N.
CLARK y hAohh.
hr' hafnage Be- ~ a. 1910
r. :. i"t'0'S'P"'G. 'fp0' 20 ioio'
olf-o r. nc aS we ses' ,ot we en@on p,
'"se,ntn' 80. 90 FAiieii1ah fern'uS' We 'a'.il'
"'anrt,, '"e pia,se Cue ioi 49,.
% l'I'l,'.ts, 'ufd"l"5c; ne l'u,nseh ie9s'
upon Nnion we gre uesiie'' 10 s,'S al pp'-