Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-09-22
Notice 10 Virginia Farmers.


patent, bearing date of February Sth 1881 in the coun
ties of Ohio and Brooke, and all the counties in yr-
GINA East Of the Allegheny Mountains, except the
count es OF Loudoun Jeffcrson Berkeley and Fauuuer
have lately visited Richmond, and examined the abo We
named Machines made by MIR. Parker, and witnessed
the performance of of them, propelled by one of
Enmons Patent Chain Band Horse powers also made
by MIR. Parker, and truly say, that | never saw
better the Machines being made in the best manner:
anu ieeng an interest as patentcc in the credit of those
Ihiashing Machines, derive much satisfaction from,
having conveyed the patent right into good faith.
ful hands as feel confident that lac will make them in
such faithful manner will give satisfaction to pur-
caseTs, and support in Virginia the high reputation tey
nave gained IN other States There is now fifteen
hundred of those Thrashing Machines in use and in
every place where they are known, they stand unri-
vailed TRUENlAN FOX.
Although so many ofFox and Borlands Patent Thrash
ing Machines in use in the Northern and Western
states yethey are hut little known in thrash
ing machines are expensive, and with many ndispensa-
bic articles II is therefore of importance to those who
may be IN need OF them, TO know what kind among the
many IN use is bcstbat rashes the ceanest fastest
and with The least powcrand that is least expensive
and as the experienced farmers the proper iudges
and best calculated TO give this information 10 those
not so much experienced for the character of Fox
a. Borlands Machine, the subscriber would lin sd-
dlton to the published certificates of the last sea-
SOM refer those who may be in want of machines
TO the following gentlemen, TO whom he has sold
mem the present year, (and to the most of them
Emmons Patent Chain band Horse Powers) viz :
nlessrs John Gillian, u. Il. Hughes and Robert
wren, OF Powhatan; Messrs. John Amber, VIM b
randolph, Byrd George, EdwardtCox and II L. Car
Robert
Thomas G. West, H. Wilcox, f. Wilcox and VIM A.
Seldom OF Charles City; Richard Coke Esq of james
City; messrs p ST George Cooke, r. H. Edwards and
Ihos ltufin, Of Surry; Messrs. Carter II Edoe and II
III Coke of Prince George; Messrs. A. F. Goodwin and
Thomas Whitworth, Of Dinwddie; DIR. 6. Bowers of
southampton; Thomas Smith, Esq, Of Gloucester.
Thomas r. Joynes, ESD, Of Accomack; Captain Ran.
doiph Harrison, yr, Of Coochland; John NJ Warwick
ESD, Of Campbell, and Ryand Roads, ESQ., Of Nelson
ne subscriber Is now well prepared for building those
Machines, any other kinds that may be wanted hav-
ing good stock OF seasoned timber hand and he be-
lieyes as good faithful work his employ as are 10
be found in any shop. But it is expensive building
those Machines, and they requiring much room to store
Them, he only makes them TO order--and he would
therefore thank those that may wish 10 obtain those
Mechines from him for the next season. 10 favor him
WIN their orders early possible, that he may make
rs arrangements accordingly All orders for those
acnnes will be filed IN rotation received and uda.
ing from the demand there has been for them the pre-
sent season (when they but little known and the
wheat crop sma and the general satisfaction they have
gwen nc mas reason 70 expect orders for them
TOT lne next season than he will be able h and If So
VIII DC 70 the interest Of those who may want those
scnnes 70 order them early possbe and he pro-
muses. 70 use his best endenvors las hercofore) 10 givc
sausacuon lie Keeps constantly on hand stock Of
faent straw-cung and Smelling Machines Of The
best and most approved kinds and would sell distant
county rights in any Of the above machines AT moderate
prices lie has also, for sale few Of EIords Cotton
Tins, Whea, Fans and many other articles which he
would se low al hIs agricultural machine shop fret door
Delow the Union Hotel JABEZ PARKER
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