Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-11-23

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d A UCTlON SALE OF LANDS AND SLAVES :
IA BY virtue of deed OF trus, executed to us by
. John Mounicasle, and Tamsey his wife, and Rober
Tinsey, bearing date the 10th day of July, 1925
and OF record in the county court Of Amherst we shall
on the lst day OF December, $780, before the front door
OF the tavern house. in the town OF New Glasgow
and county OF Amherst, now occupied by James s
Pendeton, expose to sale by way OF public the
following real and personal estate, to wit house and
lot situated in the said town Of New Glasgow il being
the came heretofore conveyed to the said John Moun
castle and Robert Tinsley by William G. Pendleton and
James s. Pendleon-Also, two other improy, lots in
the said ownof New Glasgow with all the houses and
Improvements thereon, one Of which lots contains the
Store house lately occupied by james Rose and the
other being the which the date of the said deed
OF trust, was occupied by the said John Mouucas,Ie
Also, tract oil lan lying in the said county of Am.
hers within mile OF The said tow n of New Glasgow
containing by survey $50 acres be the same more or
ess, aud adjoining the lands OF David s. Garland John
Coleman and others; also, IL acres Of land, adioa.
ing the last mentioned tract, purchased of David
Garand-aiso other tract of land living and heinz
Ia the county aforesaid, tho waters of Buoe river
containing one hundred and twenty three acres more
or less, and adjoining the lands Of Barnet Cash, William
Duccan and William Sandidge--also one other tract of
land, lying in said county, supposed 10 contain two hun.
dred acres adjoining the tract last before and
also adjoining the lands OF William Sandidge and O.
thers-aso.the following slaves, with increase of the
OF rust namely, one negro man named Moses and his
wife Amy, two negro boys, Bob and Warning on two
girls Dosta and Mary, two men George and Aber, ene
woman named Rachael, one boy Meredith one girl ma.
med Eliza, one woman named Betsey one woman named
Judyone boy named Archy & two girls Apphia Betsey
Terms OF Sae.-The slaves will be sold for cash, and
Tor me real property fourth of the pur
wI be required 10 be paid The day of sale, and the
balance in three equal nalments at and Is months
rom ,he DAY oil SALE to be secured in every case by
noes ade negotiable, and payable at OF the Banks
In Lynchburg, satisfactorily endorsed by deeds of
trust on the property purchased.
The title to all of the said property is believed to be
good but acting merely trustees we will convey on
~ such tile as is vestedin by the deed of trust a.
foresaid Should The sale not be completed the day
until completed. RICHARD s. ELLIS } Trus.
Nov. SIS" CHISwELL DABNEY, tees
EAR c. CLARK'S PArENr THRAsnING Ma
Hp cHINE.-This valuable machine for thrashing
all kinds OF grain and hulliug clover patented
the 2Sh day Of January 1880 Since which tine about
800 have been made and put into operation and no
doubt In very short time il will be the only Thrashing
Machine in use, "a IL costs less build IT, and adj
med by all who have it in operation that il re.
qures les than half the power put il in opera-
ton than any other machne does in con-
sequence OF the screw form benters having two fold
action upon the unhrashsd grain when asspg through
the machine.
The following are extracts from some of the many
CERTIFICATES, on which full confidence can be
placed
| PHILADELPHIA, County, Pa. Sept. Is, 1880
We have seen DE-. G. Ciarks Patent Thrashing Ma.
chine In operation 1t will thrash nearly one busheI OF
wheat per minute with horse, perfectly clean TAX
ing OIL nearly every white cap without breaking the
grain, leaving the straw in a good coalition for use
II can De us-d by the power OF one man to thrash
Ten bushels OF wheat per hour These simple ma.
chimes which cost much les, far superior to any we
hive seen aud are not liable to order Sgaed
JAMES ALLEN,
JOHN SUMMERS.
DANIEL FLICK,
| JOSEPH RICHTER.
WINcHEsvEG, Frederick Co. Va, April lIth 1885,
L. lent
ThrashIng Machine, aud seeing it in full operation we
pronounce 1t superior in every respect any other we
nave seen 1t not only thrashss faster and cleaner
but IS moved with much less power, requng only the
power OF oae horse IN ash thirty bushels Of wheat
per h'Is; ana IS very simple in i. eonsrueIon &C.
| BENZ BUSHNELL,
DAVID RUSSELL.
Frederick COUNTY. VA, July Ist 1890
have one OF De Ciark's Patent Tnra.hng Ma.
chimes erected on my farm, which consider ths best
have ever Ii thrashes faster and cleaner and
leaves tn, straw in good cIniion tor use. / have
hrashed ~ common sheaves OF wheat in a minute $50
common sheaves OF whea, in 80 minutes, which made
~ l-2 bushels when cleonsed and 81 dozen sheaves
Vi os III one hour and IL not liable TO get of order
JOEL LUPTON.
Exracl oil letter, dated Washington, Kentucky, Sept,
is, 1880.
DIR. &c. CLARK-Sir: have the pleasure TO inform
you, that we have put in operation your small thrash
ing machIn Its performance very eo,d-we have
ihrdshed abou 1000 bushels We have tArashed at the
rate OF 40 bushes of wheat per hour and 500 sheaves
Extract OF a letter dated
. CHESTER Co., Pa. Aug % h, 1880.
DC. Z. CLARK-We have made an experiment on
clover seed With the patent machine of yours, which
cohvincCs us, III the conveniencts attached it,
that are commonly attached to hulng mills il would
clean clover seed out OF the chaf fat az any mill
now IN USE All who cav the operation said it was
complete clover huller. IL an3wefs extremely well
Tor all kinds OF grain in the straw.
Yours, sc. SAML REINHART.
Many more certificates may be seen by appIying to
The N w. corner Of Brown aud 4 II streets Phiadel-
phla where the machines are manufactured.
BY means of publication in II public papers made
over the signature of Samuel Slater the pub
lie not 10 purchase any other Thrasbing Machne un.
~ they have seen his operation-In conse quence OF
which, my sales may be injured, in places where they
viii not sec SdiersI have therefore thought proper
10 cay have carefully examined his, and fiud il will
bear no comparison with mne and for the information
ofsuch as may not have opportunity TO examine for
Themselves and the public OF the merits of our
; machines, have placed $1,000 in the hands OF Mr.
Cooley, corner OF viOe aud 9Th streets which if Mr.,
slater or any OF his friends will cover, will meet
him on the following terms viz:--Wub the same power
VIII thrash two bushels OF wheat to his one with hall
the power, more than be Of either wheat or rye 10
be done in woikman-liks manner. My machine thaI
only cos one half az much biz. The machines TO
be trrd must be those now exhibited 10 the public
G. CLARK
No0 ~. % .; Green street, Philadelphia.
q foMMlSSION BUSINESS, Norfolk, Virginia =
~ The snbscfiber having located himself at thi.
place, ctfuly A., frends Tho