Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-08-11

FgNTE vigna Patent Threshns MacbincTbe subscriber
i4th Street. NJ. Bridge tenders his ser
wees TO the Farming community manufactures oimpemcnts
their attention particularly his much approved Portable
rbresbng Machine, which believed surpass any use
in this any other country, on cheapness and dura
biIiy This uachne extremely simple structure near
" all its part. Iron it completely poab can be adj
s,ed from part the Farm TO another and operation
in hour after arrives at the place o. used by the
plantation hands None Of its parts derangeG by removing
A Cotton Gin be attached the uaelis, xnh little
OF exPence, after the Gin is furnished
late Improvement the above marhine am porv king
greater Dispatch. The price ofthe machine &c r.
tory 500 lie manufactures Cotton Gin Sppr
Straw Cutters &c. &c will be sold reduced prices All
inds Of Iron machinery made agreeable pattern OF
SAMUEL. COCHRAN.
Persons wishing 70 &c, machines will please apply
hugh and Captain Thomas b. b. Barbour King George CO.
Dr. Charles Morr, and Major Philip Samuel OF Caroline
Col VIM Boyd Of King aud Queen co.. Edward Bosseau
James Isle and Thomas Hewlett Esqrs. of Chesterfield co
or 10 their obedient servant at the Factory.
y. Is. The subscriber having got nearly through hi, en-
glgemens for Thhng machines for the present season. can
@ NOR s un 'ea'0n, Pson applying TO HIM Tor
4'D''' may S'' 'H' u very ''" s. .'' ooc rfR5'fl'n
Thi, certify, purchased Of Samuel Cochran the first
seeond Thre.hng Machine he constructed in
and have used the said Machine years Ian co.
tate, and have been much caed with that the Ia wear
purchaed two others from him. and have ordered fourth
the present year necessary can he removed part Of
three horses sufficient power 90 keep in operation Given
my hand this 2ist May, 1925. WILLIAM BOYD.
hereby certify that Of Mr.. Samuel Cochan late
Improved Portable Thre.hing Machines with which 1 an
much pleased. threshed out between 900 thousan
bushels Of wheat Of the last crop by ohree horses and
hands by Judicious confident that the
aid machine will from $50 to 200 bushels per day with
In horses and hands Is perfectly portable p
and removed erected and ct TO work three four hours
conceive simpler and better machine could be
| for the il intended. GILES FITZHUGH
| Mon evideo, King George CO.. May, 1914
do certify, that Of MIR. Samuel Coohran's Por-
table Tuesng Machines which worked with or mule,
horses and eight hands, with which tbrcshed during The
last between 200 1000 bushels Of wheat clean from
the averaging between 100 to 200 bushels per day The
Machine with be removed from farm another
different parts Of the Farm, aud erected by the plan.
ta,sn hands in four five hours think the machine superior
machine have for economy, facility on
trcshng and duabil. As witness hand the 18th
uary, 1925. Chesterfield county.
EDWARD II. DoISSEAU.
August 8. 2s-syg3w
LyoR sale Of land IN Amelia containing 1900 acres,
half wood Of the cleared land about so acre, arc
o grounds, Of the wood land nearly half good Tobacco
land the adapted 10 cotton The whole waered
cnien manufacturing mills well eseIo ed sbu d,n
~ provided with houses aud has wheat machine The dane.
or Richmond So miles from Petersburg 30; third of The
hand when gwen third payable twelve
months after and the balance two years credit The land
will be shown by james Drake the oonunies
to addressed 70 me, Gento Bridge viii be promptly attend
ed TO- EDMUND HARRISON
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