Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-01-13

st Store, on Wednesddys JAM a. IS-6t
nOUGLASS'S PATENf THRASHING MA
IL CHINE.-This Machine has been In operation
four years. 10 different parts of the Union and has
with unparalleled II hraehes wheat rye, oats,
barley aud fax seed cleaner than by any other process
II will thrash 80 bushes Of wheat per hour with ease,
and with exeron, will thrash 40, and other grain in pro-
portion.
Particular care is taken by the Proprieors to select
the best materials for building. The Machine 10 sim
pie in its construction durable. easily kept in order,
and be managed by persons Of the smallest caps
city. II 10 propelled by the power Of two % four hor
see at the option of the person using it, The space
cuped by the Machine, is about equal to that OF
mon wheat fan.
The Proprietors have a Mapufactory In the CITY of
New York making II regular business, and building
only to order-Tbe price Of Machine is SOMA
chine and Horsepower $l70 cash, delivered board
in New York; S95 aud SITS, for approved drafts
New York, at montbs.-It is particularly requested
that those intending to give ORDERS will forward q
by the middle OF January next, to the subscribers who
will supply each order in rotation and give mme date
attention 10 the same with instructions for erecting aud
255 Pearl ST., New York.
CERTIFICATES
GLOUCESTER County, 30th Nov 1880.
.Mes~s Booth 8 Mills I'll received the copy OF
your Adver'i' ement, under cover bearing date l7b
inst, asking to certify to the facts therein stated
far as they accord with my experience in the use OF
the Machine and Horse power purchased of you last
SPRING. most cheerully comply with your request,
by stating confidently, that thrashed out my crop OF
wheat and barley last Summer, with the Machine
got OF you at average rate oil 30 TO 40 bushels
hour Gt may be proper TO state, that the barley had
be bearded, after II ihrashed, which not much
trouble)-the grain was thrashed very clean, no acc
dent occurred, the Machine ly maDsg ed, APP
pears to be very durable the teeth admirably con-
struc'ed, and fac as capable of judging, be-
ieve il to be decidedly preferable to any other thrash
horses, but think three good strong might be
fcieDt. Your obi serv't, p. T.. TABB
attended the Thrashng Machine of p. E. Tabb,
ESQ., in its operations last Summer. and in the
above statement respecting L.. JAMES CREW.
30th Nov, 1880.
GUMpLAINs. Mathews County, Va.
.1fessTs Booth s. .Hiis AT tho request of nv
neighbour, Philip +. Tabb Esq, have raj times
ssrefuIIy examined his Thrashng Machine said TO be OF
your msnutacturs And have hesitation in stating
that in my judgment, /. is the very best have
seen-combining, in a remarkable degree, the quail
ties of durability Of workmanship rapidly, and excel
lence OF performance, with what consider not the
least OF its a,ions, perfect freedom from dan
gers to labourers, engaged 10 working i'll have
ry good MSchne Of my own, but 1 certainly give the
preference to yours. Your ob''serv',;
.Messrs Booth s. Mills We saw your Machine in
operation at Capt. p Tabs last Summsr and were
we'll pleased with its perform nee, that we d.
atey determined to procure each, in time the
next crop OF small grain and accordingly gave the or
der for them. Your obj serv'ts,
Jap.I. Tiff THOMAS S. DABNEY.
NJ EGRoES FOR SALE On Friday the 2sth day
~ OF this month, will be sold at the Office tavern
in the county OF Amrls, by virtue Of two deeds of
HusteHecuted n-rs0n 10 the subscribers,
and recorded in Amelia Clerks Office, for the purposes
in the said deeds mentioned-Tbrteen young and like
y Negroes; amongst them seamstIess and a rough
csrpeDter.Ao will be sold, at the time all the
said Jefersons interest in the dover property OF his
mother, Mrs Ann Jefferson. The sale will be a
credit until the 25th Dec. 1891 Bonds with good Sc
curity will be required. We believe the title to the
property good; but cling trustees will convey only
such title is vested in u All persons h,viug any
claims against said George Jefferson, are hereby called
to make them known TO the trustees, early pcs
sibe, a, any rate, before the IL n April next.
Al the same time and place will be sold for casf,
from l5 10 20 as likely negroes in Virginia.
sistiog of men, women, boys and girs. The sals Of
these negroes will be conducted by John T. Leigh,
Esq.
EDWD. EGGLEsTON }
JOHN w. BAKER, , Trustees.
JOHN T. LEIGH,
January 28, 1880 73-2awtd.