Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-06

HIDHUH sivc right OF making using, and vcnd-
EliIIllM ing to others TO be used, Fox and Bor>
HNInIVV land improvements in Thrashing
Hllllnnn Machine (secured to them by letters
ties of Ohio and Brooke, and all of tue counties vr-
gina East of the Allegheny Mountains except the
counties of Loudoun Jefferson, Berkeley and Fauquer.
have lately visited Richmond and examined the above
named Machines made by Mr. Parker, and witnessed
the performance of one of them, propelled by one of
Emmons Patent Chain Band Horse powers, also made
by Mr. Parker, and can truly say, that saw
better; the Machines being made in the best manner:
and feeling an interest as patenee in the credit of those
Ihrashing Machines, derive much satisfaction from
having conveyed the patent right into good and faith
full hands as feel confident that he will make them in
such faithful will give satisfaction to pur-
chlsers, and support in Virginia the high reputation they
have gained in other States. There is now fifteen
hundred of those Thrashing Machines in use, and in
every place where they known, they stand unri-
vailed. TRUENfAN FOX
Little Falls, State Of N. York, July l7th, 1895.
Although many ofFox and Borlands Patent Thrash.
ing Machines are in in the Northern and Western
States yetthey are hut little known in yaand thrash
ing machines expensive, and with many indispcnsa-
BILE articles it is therefore of importance TO those who
may be IN need OF them, to know what kind among the
many in use is bcsttha thrashes the clcanes fastest
aud with the least powcrand that is least expensive
and the experienced farmers the proper Judges
and best calculated TO give this information TO those
not so much experienced for the character of Fox
" Borlands Machine the subscriber would lin adj
don 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
them the present year. (and to the most of them
hiessrs. John Gillian, b. ID. Hughes and Robert
Wren, of Powhatan; Ncssrs John Amber, Vim. b.
Randolph, Byrd George, Edward Cox and II. H. Car
ter of Hcnrico; Mcssrs Hill Carter, Robert Pickett
Thomas G. West II. Wilcox, Il. Wilcox and VIM A.
Selden of Charles City; Richard Coke, Esq., of James
City; Messrs. T. st George Cooke, II. III. Edwards and
Thos Rufn. of surry; Mcsss. Garter II. Edoc and H.
II Coke of Prince George Messrs. A. F. Goodwin and
Thomas Whitworth, of Dinwidde; DIR. c. Bowers, of
Southampton; Thomas Smith, Esq of Gloucester;
Thomas X Joynes, ESD, of Accomack; Captain Ran
dolph Harrison, Jr., of Goochand John NJ. Warwick
of nd Rvl of Nal,
The subscriber is well cpared for building those
Machines, or any other kinds That may be wanted, hav
leves good, faithful workmen in his employ TO
be found in any shop But as it is expensive building
.ose Machines and they requiring much room TO store
them, he only makes them TO order--and he would
therefore thank those that may wish obtain those
Machines from him for the next season, favor him
WIN ther orders as early as possible that he may make
ms arrangements accordingly. All orders for those
Machines will be filled in rotation received; and udg
ing from the demand there has been for them the pre-
sent SEASON, (when they were but little known and the
wheat crop smal and the general satisfaction they have
gwen, he has reason to expect more orders for them
tor the next season than he will be able to FILL and so
1t will be TO the interest of those who may those
machines to order them early possbe and he pro-
misses to his best endeavors (as heretofore) give
satisfaction lie keeps constantly on hand stock of
Patent srawcntting and corn-sheng Machines of the
best and most approved kinds, and would sell distant
county rights in any of the above machines moderate
prices He has also for SALE few of Hord's Cotton
Gins, Wheat Fans, and many other articles, which he
would sell low at his agricultural machine shop first door
below the Union Hotel. JABEz PARKER
September %. 4O-laAt
ENEAFNESS "A York paper saycth that a remedy
for the restoration of hearing and eyesght be
had of Doctor Green, Reading, Pa
1t proves eectual when the affection caused by ner-
vous weakness the remedy gives health aud strength
to the whole nervous system.
ow-according TO the Doctors practice and princi
pies, that MUCH OF THE ART
PHYscK,
CONSISTS;
KNOWING WHEN,
IT.
oc
ing any Physic!-without giving any mcdcine hath
been experienced in the editors family well as in
the families of many of his neighbors also Therefore,
and in part return for such great benefits received we
make the above known for the good of our fellow
lures in similar distress.
For fee of Five Dollars assistance is sent for one
person-for fee of Ten Dollars, sent for
four or five persons-per mail, free of Postage.
And in other sickness besides deafness and loss
OF eyesght happening, help is sent for such sickness
without any charge.
The fee pays for all and every help sent to families,
from time to time.
tbs is considered praisewoI thy plan And in con-
cuson, it will, no doubt be very satisfactory for people
to know that the assistance be sent appi
ed the ears--nor the eyes.
NOT ATALL.
Consequently, no danger whatever can happen 10
them-no-none whatever
~ H. IL may not be improper state that during the
Tune people are using his assistance and helping them
selves TO restore and to their hearing their eve
sight, and their health again,
They can follow their customary business;
They can live usual;
And they also eat and drink what tastes best
Sept III. 37-5tIafs
NOR SALE, that valuable properly Falls Mills ON
IA Great Nooway river, with 80 acres of Land, for
merly owned by Mordss & Jones. One of the Mills
has two pair of Burr Stones with all machinery for
manufacturing of wheat pair of Esopus stones for
corn; the other Mill has pair Of stones and
Cotton Gin The stream affords water sufficient 10 grind
day and night, and has power for any kind of
machinery There is quarry of elegant free stone for
any kind of building. There is store and lumber
house, black smith, cooper and lailors shop The Ic-
gIslaure passed law last session. for making Great
Nottoway river navigabe down to the Rail Road which
is about GO miles, the Falls being the head of navga-
ton will make II very valuable situation for
tile and milling business 1t is a very excellent place
for Cotton Factory, and having good springs conve-
nient for health, there place that is desirable
Also l4lO acres Of Land, lying Great Nottoway
river and Hounds creek in the county of Lunenbur9
sary houses for the accommodation Of family; also
granares, stables barns, cribs carriage, ice and negro
houses peach and apple orchards, good springs of
ter convenient. Also 4s2 adjoining and living on
Falls creek, with comfortable dwelling house, &C.
$50 acres adjoining, and lying Great Holloway river
in Nottoway county; go acres lying Falls creek;
All acres in Nottoway county, lying in the fork of
Great and Little Nottoway river 205 Sd acres Horse
Pen creek in the fork Of the Nottoway rivers 81
in the county Of Din widdie, White Oak creek; 0s6
acres on Buterwood creek 700 of wood land on
the waters Of Entry Creek in the county of Campbell
about thirty miles from Lynchburg. If early appli-
cation is made will sell bargain, and rive time for
payment These lands produce good tobacco corn wheat
aud oats The purchasers will have the privilege of
seeding wheat in October, and possession will be given
the first day Of January next.
September g. 36-wtf