Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-10-22


HgY virtue of Deed in Trust executed to the sub
u - scriber by Presley Elicit, bearing Edae the 10Th
day of May 1928 and admitted to record in the Office
oil Charles City County Court the IL day OF the same
month and year, to secure the payment of debt then
owing from said Elicit TO John A. Archer and by re-
quest of said Archer shall, Thursday the Is day
OF next month, (Nove mber being day Charles
City County at the courthouse OF said county proceed
to sell to the highest bidder for ready money! at pub
lie auction, tract parcel of land, lying and being in
said county OF Charles City, formerly part OF the Lee
vel Tract, and that portion which was otied TO the
said John A. Archer in right his wife Mary G. in the
division thereof and the came purchased by the said
Elicit from the said Archer and wife; or such portion of
the said land O the whole be not IeQuire as will he
suhcent TO pay the charges and expenses attending the
execution OF the trust aforesaid, and the debt due to the
said Archer
The title to the above mentioned land is ndisputable
20 far as know believe; but selling as trustee
shall convey such title only is vested in me by the
deed above mentioned.
RIO. w. CHRISTIAN. Trustee.
Oct. Is. 90"
TUyHRASHING MACHIN E-SAMUrL SI.ATER's
"a Patent Thrdshing and Tanning Machine. This
highly valuable and improved Machine is now offered
to the public for inspection and criticism, at the South
West Corner fCallowbill and Juas Streets near the
White Horse Tavern. model may also he seen at
the Agricultural Store of Messrs LAndreth Chestnut a
few doors below Third street.
Farmers Planters and Citizens are particularly in
vited TO call and the operation. The pa
eniee does not pretend boast of his performance in
bringing 10 perfection that which has been sought af.
Ter o upwards oil ~ years; that Is 10 say, perfect Ma
chine Tor thrashng all kinds of small grain; also rice
He will leave that for the Public TO Judge, and the
Machine to rest upon its merits Itrequires but
little room, Is simple in construction permanent and du
rabe, and performs beyond conception.
CAUTION.
The public are cautioned against purchasi any ma a.
chine heretofore patented for thrashing OF grain until
they have opportunity of seeing the above in full
operation tits supposed to be the last patented by the
U. ). Patent Office. The specification only for
warded on the third day Of July last. The patentee
has been engaged - agent in vending different thrash
ing machines Tor the last years. and in accordance
with the opinion Of scientific and aghcnl urists il
is through him brought to complete perfection.
RICE.
The above Machine is unguesOnably the best and
cheapest ever offered to the public for rsshing rice
Planters would promote their interest by seeing il in
operation.
Township, county and state rights also, single
Machines, with or without horse power, can be had by
applying above.
The pa,entee informs the public that attempts my
be made by imposing upon them, in Offering others:
his may be known by his the concaye in front
OF the Machine.
SAMUEL SLATER,
243 North Third street
JOHN WEAVER, Agent,
w Corner of Jusna and Callowhill streets
Philadelphia. Oct IL asst