Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-10
Notice 10 Virginia FARMERS.

patent bearing date of February 9Th, 1881 in the conn
ties OF Ohio and Brooke, and all of the counties in Yr
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
Ie performance OF one OF them, propelled by of
Emnons Patent Chain Band Horse powers, also made
by Mr. Parker, and truly say that never saw
better the Machines being made in the best manner:
and feeling interest paentee in the credit of those
lbrasling Macbines,I derive much satisfaction from,
having conveyed the patent right into good and faith
tu hands, as feel confident that he will make them in
such faithful manner will give satisfaction to pur-
chasers and support in Virginia the high reputation they
hundred of those Thrashng Machines in use and in
vailed: TRUEMAN FOX.
Although many ofFox and Borand's Patent Thrash
ing Machines in use in the Northern and Western
States yethey are but little known in and as thrash
ing machines expensive and with many indispensa-
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 bestthat thrashcs the cleanes fastest
and with the least powcrand that is least expensive
and the experienced farmers the proper iudges
and best calculated TO give this information TO those
not so much experienced, for the character Of Fox
& Borlands Machine, the subscriber would Gn adj
duon to the published certificates of the last
SOM refer those who may be in want Of machines
TO the following gentlemen, to WHOM he has sold
them the present year, land TO the most of them
Enmons' Patent Chain-band Horse PowersIZviz :.
Messrs. John Gillian, b. b. Hughes and Robert
Wren, of Powhatan Messrs. John Amber, VIM b.
L..
ter. of Henrico; Messrs Hill Carter, Robert Pickett
Thomas G. West II. Wilcox +. Wilcox and VIM A
Seldcn, of Charles City; Richard Coke EsI of james
City; Messrs. P. ST George Cooke r. H. Edwards and
Thos Ruin. of Surry Messrs Carter II. Edloe and n
II Coke, Of Prince George; Mcssrs. A. F. Goodw win nd
Thomas Whitworth, Of Diuwidde; Dr. G. Bowers Of
Southampton; Thomas Smith, Esq, of Gloucester;
Thomas X. Joynes Esq, Of Accomack; Captain Ran
dolph Harrison, Jr., of Goochland John NJ Warwick
Esq, Of Campbell, and Ryland Roads, Esq., of Nelson
The subscriber well prepared for building those
Machines, or any other kinds that may be wanted bav-
ing good stock Of seasoned timber hand and he be-
lcves good faithful workmcn in his employ as are 10
be found in any shop. But it is expensive building
these Machines, and they requiring much room to store
them he only makes them TO order-and he wonld
therefore thank those that may wish 70 obtain those
Machines from him for the season. TO favor him
with their orders early possible that he NAV make
his arrangements accordingly All orders for those
Machines will be filed in rotation received; and iud0.
ing from the demand there has been for them The pre-
sent seasons (whcn they were but little known, and the
wheat crop small and the general satisfaction they have
given, nc has reason 20 expect orders for them
for the next than he will be able fix and If So
IL will be to the interest Of those who may want those
machines to order them early pnssbe and he pro-
misses to- his best cndeavors las heretofore evc
satisfaction He keeps constantly on hand stock of
Patent sirawcUtting and corn-sbeing Machines Of the
best and mos approved kinds and would sell distant
county rights in any Of the above machines at moderate
prices BE has ALSO for sale a few Of Iords Cotton
would sell low at his agricultural machine shop first door
below the Union Hotel JABEI PARKER
September y. 4O-Iaf4t