Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-04-13
no Farmers.

A'lNG made considerable improvements in the
n construction of the Wheat 1hreshing Machines
and also on the horse power by which they are propeen
made at my shop last year, take this method of inform
ing the farmers that enga ged in building ma
chimes and VIII be pleased TO receive their orders them
they who are wanting machines will do well to make
early application, as it will thereby enable me to make
,nen Her arrangements as will supply the demand in
time Tor the growing crop. PLEASANT TERRELL.
Hanover county, March, 1892
Hanover County, March %, 1892
e the undersigned having seen to-day the above i'm
proved lhrcshng Machines (bot stationary and porae)
operate upon wheat, with horses saw with plea-
sure that The improvements of considerable ipor-
lance and mat the manner and style in which the
CHIMES operated gave notwithstanding the wheat
from the straw TO admiration We have, therefore, no
hesitancy in recommending the same to the public
RUFUS CHANDLER, JOHN ID. boswell,
Docr. ED. H. NELSON, MAJ. THos. DoswELL
Ed M. ANDERSON, ED. Nj. ToMKIEs,
CAPT. r. II. PRICE, HARRoD j. ANDERSON.
JOEL II. KIDD, JAMES d. FARIsU
GARLAND HARGRAvE, HORACE f. ANDrRsoN B.
IHos. MCLAUGHLIN, EDMUND WINSTON
VIM. ID. TAYLOR,
Hdnover County, Pa March 9th 1882
Having called on Mr. Pleasant Terrell on matter of
business, had the satisfaction TO see his improved Wheat
Fhresng Machine in operation and saw without hest
taOn, that the most simple cheap and best construct
ed horse power, ever l am confident that two
horses will thresh, with ease, hundred bushels of
wheat day; and Notwithstanding the great velocity of
the drum the bearings keep cool by friction wheels; thew
seldom require oil The machine is now tresbine oats
the straw long, damp and muck tangled notwithstanding
winch, the machine frees itself elegantly.
DANIEL DAVIS.
Hdnouer County, march 10th, 1892
On the I'D inst, was at Mr.. Pleasant Terres, and
saw two machines made by him, thresh wheat-one os
them stationary, the other a portable machine. Two
horses worked TO one and mules 10 the other COM
slider them good machines He has made Improvement.
in the construction of Clarks Machine which make then,
more vauabe and they theshed the wheat cleaner than
any wheat machine ! would consider two
SfOhg hoFses or three mules tuy sufficient horse
power: JOSEPH +. PRICE.
April g. JOs-w4,ys
FHNWENTY DOLLARS REWARD.--Ran away, in
n July, 1880, my Negro Woman Louisa, about 20
years old, tawney complexion, and very likely. She
has small scar on her forehead; when she looks at anv
person The whites OF her eyes appear larger than COM
mon She IS very good weaver and knitter-can spiD
living at Judge Smiths and also at Milles Iron Works
in Rockingham county where she may have gone with
some negro WAGNER She has acquantanccs i'm the
county Of Louisa, in tine neighborhood of the Green
Springs and Potysvi1e-aso in Fredericksburg. have
no doubt she has procured free papers and passes free
woman will give the above reward for her apprehen
sion and pay all reasonable charges for her delivery TO
me- in Orange county, FIVE miles above the Court House
March .. l90-w8rJ GEORGE BRADLEY.
By the Governor Of The Commonwealth Of Virgin,o.
"A PkOCLAMATION,-Wh a vacancy hath oc.
IA Cured in the representation in the Senate of tis
State, by tie resignation of William Armsead, ESQ: l.
John Floyd Governor Of the Commonwealth of Virginia
have thought proper to direct that the SheHs of King
Queen King William, Gloucester, Matthews and Middle
election be held for their respective conn
ties, at the court day thereof in the month of April next
Tor suitable person to represent the said district in the
Senate Of Virginia.
Given under my hand as Governor md under the
GSeall lesser seal of the Commonwealth at Hcb-
Inond, this 2lst day of March, 1892.
March %. LIO4-w4w1 JOHN FLOYD.