Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-06-06
PENrTENTIARY
Goodssps Far and Hemp Machine.

ALBANY, May ef.-Sone enterprZng gen
tlemen have purchased the right of this ma
chime for the county of Columbia for S 1000.
We learn from Hudson that one of the ma
chimes IS now in operation at that city, and will
soon be found IN every part Of the county, as
they are very substantial and simple in their
construction, and cheap. sample of hemS,
winch was dressed by the machine, without
any additional preparations, may be seen at
Mr.. Cooks reading room. By good Judges il
IS pronounced worth thirty dollars more
ton than the best Russian. One man can get
out about $50 lbs. day, or 100 lbs flax
ready Tor spinning; or 10 bushels clean Glove,
seed ; and two men will ihresh and clean
from 80 to 100 bushels wheat with the same
machine, with very little variation. Their
are getting into general usc IN South Carolina
for cleaning rice. instead of the EXPENSIVE
mode of pounding as heretofore. They
invaluable properties will soon be known, as
they are spreading in all directions and
ocular demonstration will remove all further
duabts.
They are manufactured at HoholSen where
machine Is IN constant operation, getting
out the fidx and hemp of Mrssrs. Swartwouts,
who have appropriated all their rich reclaimed
lands this year to raising FAX and bemp.
The operation is daily visited with high
qualification by citizens and strangers from
New York, and the manufacturer of the
machines, we are told, is unable TO supply the
demand from different quarters, especially
from Du'rhess and Orange counties, Connect
icut and the southern states,
Another mandatory is established in Onei-
Ola county, and we learn with pleasure, that it is
also In contemplation shortly to establish one
In this city, and another on Lake Champlain.
Tyson IeG.-The fact has been demonstra
ted, that the genuine Hyson Tea may he sue.
cessfnlly cultivated in this state. The cxpe.
rlment has been tried, and the result has been
the most satisfactory. A Lady, the wife oI
hr. John NewIand, Of Chatham County, found
seed much resembling that 0f Buck wheat
IN the bottom Of q box Of Tea, which her hus.
band had purchased in this town. She plant
ed the seed in her garden and the produce wa,
n plentiful crop. She gave some Of the seed IN
nirs. Harrington, the Lady nc Mr.. John Far.
rIngton' of Chatham County, who also pIaut-
cd the seed; and the writer Of this article oh
tanned his information from Mrs. Fsrriooton
and also obtained from her some Of the Tea
and seed lie planted the seed in his garden
tn This town, where il can be seen by those
VINO are curious tO witness the products of
the East Indies transferred to this western he.
mis1Jhere.
The writer NJ this article mas distributed. n!
The small portion of the seed obtained nv him
TO many OF his friends in this town and is Vi
cinity.
a Treatise on The rode Of curing this va.
luab'r plant is Gutir desirable.
Fayetteville, ~ g. Dcy go, 1923.
RoiisT .YW.-A hdgsbead og Tobacco
brought here from Montgomery county. wns
F"'d last weeI. ior Joriy-one 19iqrs Dsr hun
a'e'' BalL H. Clron
ldis toHegs. 60 Mr.. SufEDEv CLasK oi
OstOrd, has TcP0ily presented to Yale CD
eSe The s0n ii fire thousand dollars. This
IS Tie largest sum ever given 90 ihnt Institg-