Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-02
Important 10 VIII OsrMes'S and 10
the Public.

l TAKE this opportunity of informing the public
that have jast had flushed oil aud com plcicd
by Nit. Rncker aud Mr.. Young c,tizens ofihe State
OF tennessee, que ofthose newly invented and high
" approved PMcn, Mills nj my residence IN Patrick
county, Va. which ishow grinding with great ease
and beauty al the rate oi one hundred and |pI{y four
bushels Of N,ai m iteeire boufs.
Tins Mill differs from all o,hers in the form and
construction oil laying the water oo tie wheel, In
the old form oi constructing Tub MNs, there are
never mote than two three buckets snsNen b, the
water aud very often not more ttan one. Gron the
Patent Mill from eight 10 ten buckets are stricken VI
the same nmc. all a, right angles with The SHAFT, ana
the water pressing upon every bucket equally NJ the
same ume and as eight ten IL 10 three so is the
power of the one 10 that oI the power Of the other.
From the materials of winch this Mil IL made, aud
The principles upon witch II ~ bun, II does seem
To that II must certainly last tonsiderb ength
OF time, and not nj all liable To get much oul OF
DEF Aso, d,tltrs from othe, MlIisoues, winch
is entirely new aud novel, and Is most perfectly
seenni", and The long patent spindle winch is so
constructed To wholly prevent the Millstones
touching of IN any way doingyornee 10 QUE another
by rubbing. l. differs very much IN other important
ponts, greatly TO the advantage OF tue Patent Mills.
and IA NY oplnioh inthe end Is The cheapest NJ III
winch eau be built. 1t also differs from other Mills.
Ia the short Time aud the few bands II lahes,o build
Mechanics and Mill owners may call and see this
Mil, and Judge Tor themselves. II has ahendy re-
celyed the hie II omuns Of all " ho have and
Witnessed us performance. II is the fist Mil bull
upon this plan IN Eastern Virginia, aud like n eIty
upon hill 1t invites the gazr and inspection Of
an interested Public. This Mil will also giind at
the tate oi two hundred and forty bushels OF Flour IN
twelve hons, aud the qualify hfSt rate, OF veiy m lie
inferior that which ~ ground under the French
burrs. That tins Mill grlnds IN manner uncxam-
pied and Astonishing, is not eonuadicted by one who
II. aud is the dawnlnP OF anew era nihe history
Of grinding. Wuh The and ol a few more such Mills
in PmfIck county, unless the drought should be
greater than ha,ever before been known to be. the
cuzcns will perhaps never, no more, trever know
what II 10 want tor bread. THIS Mil. my upn-
ion, mol such as Will prlnd last to-day aud
slow 10. morrow, but wall, when ~ order, continue
TO pom out IN une uneonslrained aud uDbtoken
stream, the deuge OF IT'S lasl aud superior grind
ing.
The plan Of grinding is one in which the public
is greatly interested, aud YOU viii p ihaps rrndrt an
important service To Your numerous readers by gnlug
II aconspcuous insertion IN your valuable pap l.
Very respectfully,
THOMAS PENN.
N. B.-Leiters directed To Mtssfs. kucker *
Co. post pad, AT Ii nry Courthouse, will be attend
ed IL.
N. b - Mr. Rucker is now at work NJ Mr.. Alex.
ander Walters, near D,ovIlle, and IS bound III u
contract 10 make his Mil grind with one pair oil
utnefs, and up0n very small stream N the rates OF
one hundred and fifty bushels Of meal intwe We hours:
Is not tins gong II with a vengeance When
this Mil starts, which will be 10 lev days. Mill
wrights and Mil owners are most respectfully
aud airconalely invited 10 call aud II, and ny
aud Keep up wltE the growing intelligence OF the
age. T.. u L. RUChER q Go.
July Q II