Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-09

GEORdE M. ATWAIEK.
Richmond, Jan. l, 1910.
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| lust COMPLETED. and nav in fun opera.
- ton at our residence on The South Yadkin RI
yer, in Davie county. u highly flushed aud newy
Invented Patent WILL,
Now grinding At the rates Of two hundred and ten
bushels measured meal in fourteen hours This NJ III
combines within ilselt more advantages, and eseern.
cirs, aud has improved and approved simple and
new inventions, than can be found attached 10 any
Water Mil in tho nnon. This Mill IL entsy pa
tented am, iemod,cd from top 10 bottom having
patent spindle, patent bush. patent gate which lets
the water with great ease On The wheel, patent
drop TO the mill stone entirely new aud last o! all.
though not the least. she has patent application Of
water TO the wheel wherein there Is no confusion OF
water. and so appropriated tina, every ounce pour
ed through the wheel without loss or waste. making
her move with power uDrquailed and unfivaned ny
former inventions. This is n western Improvement
by David Ii. Napier. Of Kentucky, aud introduced m
10 this State on our Mills ty Mrssis Edmund x
Thomas Rueker Of Tennessee, who afe owners Of
Napier's patent. for this and many other S,ales.-
This water application 10 50 admirably conducted Ms
to preclude the necessity Of such forego costly, and
extnneous aid. Ms gearing TO give motion and speed
10 the mill stone. No ons seeing the work can
help being struck with It's great simplicity, ju,nbl
" and beauty. IL must certainly last considerable
length Of time wi'h very little reDsrs; what can pre-
venlu There is nothing In It's running gear sc,rcc
y that touches II Is indepe ndcnt entirely uris pow
aud speed upon The wacn There IN n pivot be.
low, and u pivot above, aud SHAH connecting these
two points and they fastened TO block or piece OF
timber, tho mill runner is 6xed tight 10 tue
spindle, imue dipiely under the uppefmos pivot
and The spindle ia IN 10 the shaft aud well trained
and the wheel just above the lower pivot aud well
| trained to tbe shaft Now imagine 10 yourself that
the runner is tight above, aud the wheel tight below
to the shaft the wheel aud the runner nov made
perfectly horizontal and level aud The shaft connect
ing the two together, aud standing perfectly erect
and straight and the water pouring though the wheel
with all it's fury below, sticking eight or ten buckets
at the same time reader can you doubt blu, that
This mill plan Is Tho brs now IN existence and vii
prove vety lasting and durable J Now II the mill
stones rub against nothing above but the grain ard
the wheel rikss against nothing below but the wa
ter, how can Inis be Is II not asst should be,
durable J As the term democrat is Of somcwha,
doubtful import. and its true meaning somewhat los,
in the mazes III political sriie We will say that this
| newly invented Patent MN is the purcst and best
Democrat nov 10 be found in the county Of DAVE,
for she not only grnds for few particulars, but Tor
every body. THIS NJ i'll is no, only Democrat, but
she Is sound in the aih, Tor she 10 liable 10 get
Of oder II is true she may get dull and no doub,
| will after grinding an overporton OF pran but thst
is greatly obviaed by the patent spindle. for pre-
vents the nil stones ever touching. and although u
gar. the smallest insect known 10 the eye. Cannot
| crawl though without being knocked top eccs and
its brains split yea the mill-stonc cannot or ought not
TO touch. The difference between these mills in
their speed Of grndng is aln,os, as The swest run
ning hose The Stoves, thai walks. and The io'nsf
seldom in order aud The latter seldom out OF order.
one running, the other walking the one dong his
work with g,eat labour, pain aud cost 10 tho owner,
the other wih ease and pleasure Ia the ownei. and
attended with liule after the first cost aud
patent fees. The principles upon which these
Mills are built and the materials Of which they are
made can never be snpplanted, and the ease andel
egance of their grinding can never be eelipsed 20
long as water runs and com grows. Gentlemen
wishing further communications upon this subject.
will please address, lnc to Mess,s. Rockers post
| paid directed TO Salisbury they can operate upon
any head Of water ~ fcei and upwards and promise
a very fine improvement our Mil has only i've fect
plumb water in The penstock all they wish IS mill
dam, tore bay par OF n,ill-stones, ana rum ten
TO twenty days, with few hands TO perfect The
work. They have Mills now grinding, they say, in
the States OF Georgia, Alabama and Tennessee, from
one TO three hundred bushels per day. IL there be
any mill virgins in this State, who bearhs plan
Of grinding. let them speak out or cease putting up
their geared Mills, which II is their constant business
10 pull down and dsmolsh. To conclude, when
we Mill now IN operation with all its in,pro-
we'd advantages. and look upon our old establishment
tom out, aud plated upon The ground with ITS great
weighly and pondrrous wheels and small wheels
and mill crows boz great and small, now placed one
| upon aoolle. and alternately contemplate the new
i'll in comparison with the old, and see the superior
advantages oil Que over that OF Tie oiher the great
cost aud complication OF tho one, and the simplicity
and perfect adaptation ot means TO ends OF the Other
We are forcbly reminded Of what The eloquen, Doc
tor Robertson once said upon former occasion
That the whole fabric III human errors - iumblIns
into ruins. aud will leave nothing behind but 'h'
memories of its crimes and jubilee Of its eternal dc
structou. JOSEPH HALL.
NEWBEkRY +. HALL.
August 10, 1889.
This is 10 .ert,fy. that have read the above state
ment, aud have also seen aud examined the sa'd
Mills with great and do state TO the best oil M
know ledge and belief, that all that has been SAID u
} behalf Of the said Mills Is substantially correct,
held tho watch myself, and the said Mills grn'
, one bushel Of meal in four mauirs.
ii. II. DENT, MI-Wnght.
July 80 1889.
p. S.-Aii persons wishing Information relative I
the Patent Mills, will please address Hiram fsanl
II. YOUNG.
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