Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-06-06

FiRGLNIl 1GRTCULTTR.lL .H4CIfLNE
NstNHEAGI0asN,
Lnbor-snyiug Machines. viz.

rhreshing Machines.
F,amons Patent Chain Band Horse Powers, and sta
tunary gcared horse power,
Nhrat Fahs of the lnos approved kinds
Brees' Patent Horse Power ernst Mills.
Parker's Patent Iron Cylinder Steel Spring ConShcl
lcrs.
Siaford'S Patent Scaw- Cutters; Boiling Corn Plan
tiers.
Hay Presses, loispg Cranes. tobacco Flallcniug
VI ills aud CaHengs.
Mill Rounds aud almost every other kind of Machine
~ that may be called Tor.
Thu machines will be marked aud forwarded To
order, with printed directions or setting up and working
them.
For the Information Of those nnacquaincd with the
Machines made by the subscriber he thinks proper 10
publish the following certificate from the President Of
the Agricultural Society Of the county OF llrnrea show
my that premiums awarded at their last MAY l&
hhltion and Fan on his lhtashing Machines, Wheat
Fans and Corn Shelters.
In compliance with Resolution oilhe Icuteo Aeri.
cultural aud Horticultural Sucleiy, directing Pr,si
dtut o the same, To ave. when requested, certificates o
premiums awarded at lhcr Exhibition aud Fair. held
near Richmond. the 2tth o May. lsil ! do here
hy certify thai premiums We're awarded Ia Jah2 PARKER.
r his improved Ihreshug Machines. Wheat Fans, and
Corn Shchnp Machines \hhiiel hy him at sad ENhi
bdon and Fun. J. II. II kNiR. President
D.. Should additional testimony be wanted 10 slow
Thai those Machines ma IN every way greatly superior Ia
all oleis IN nse, the sui sctber IA prepared 10 furnish
those al may desire it.W lh rtntci certificates In Then
favor itum over twenty othaas al pohahl, the hesl and
mosl eNtomse Iarncls IA Tins state. and To falef thcn
20 hundreds al others that have his AlarhluJa in uac
All persons wishing ta procure thuse 'luHlun9 Ma
css lfuni the suAaether ts1le proprietor of tn plcm
rohi i5r tins :, eton = '"tfY@ OF his Premium Wheat
Fan the present season, viii phasd ayor hun viii
their aIlur4 early aH may he convenient, that Ae M
JAUEz PARKER
ror the nanain Of Farmers in this regioa Of
country, Ne sugotn letter from f.uah flet,Lcs
Esl Reference may nse he made 10 lulu " Wan
Warwick. lheuas l.. Everett, Wm o. landing aud
" u. l.. Panulll, F@Ps Who have the above narhhes.
Il hoaur re-, Oct. %. 1852
M ,jaas: Paha,-
Dear Sir Agrcrably 10 youf rclueat. | naW Wn'e
Ia 1--WE ,ou mn account i the performance ul the
cham band Horse Power, aud 'taIle tooth Sprna
bed fhrcshng Machine that purchased tom you III
MAY last. Nhonl hrst put Them in operation. al NY
Smthicd plantation. they did not work very wen
OWING. presume. To ther being new the s'lla moi bch@
properly hedded IN the ground. aud the horses not be
ing very gentle. but. on removing them topY Sweet
hrer plantation more care Was taken in setting thtm up.
and they worked admirably fully answering the hRh
reputation they had acquired IN other places. Ailef
threhnp the crop ID wheat aud rye ut tais plantation
they wore removed tony iusrulum plantation and While
they were in operation ihrfe, they considered BY
my ascrscor, and many of neighhorng farmers, who
witnessed their performance. t7hc second To lhrt sl
/ ing Machine IN The country. feel happy III having
found at lasi 'rhroslng Machine that iully answers
the purpose intended =nr have tried several kuds be
fore, but have never bad the pood luck meet with ont
baiufe tins hal satisfied me
remain. respectfully your i,icud.
T.. FLETCHER.
1he Subscribers agents or hr sale of he oboy'
,t,1rI nd oil Ia I,ttrtr