Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-09-15
n THE pTtRrrf,

o THE PUBLIC
The undergo from the general success which
has attended beeration of his "Virgina Reaper
in the late Inv, deeming it better 10 let others
whose testimiy disnterested and impartial, and
who have hadn a practical and thorough test of
the machine, icing their crops of grain good op.
portunity OF hg-speak of lis value and merits,
than to do soself. He, therefore, considers, that
from the numhd character of the foregoing state
menls-comIn they do, from the various gram
growing scotland from many of The most dstin
guished men 'grculturists, Of this Siaie-it will
not be necessa. him 10 do more than to inform The
Public that he continue TO manufacture them as
heretofore ant, as it 10 now evident there will be
considerable id for them for the next harvest t,co
blades (wurraro be good) will be put to each ma
chine in fluid the workmanship executed in
superior mannthe same price-$l00 at the manu-.
factory, or 81 Richmond. warranted 10 perform in
the yrry best er, and not subject get out of or
der. OF all la,ines sold this year, but one failed
operate well, Twas IN consequence OF bad metal
in one Of the 8, as have since been informed
In a fen o.hes, one of the wheels became loose
upon its aIle required 10 be made fast again by
means of redfrom want of sufficient care al first
which wsrenly interruptions that occurred, and
will be ureven future, 1t desirable to avoid all
interruptions
1t is vefy'able, that persons intending 10 order
the Reap.rd do SO without delay, that prepare
lions NAV be commensurate with the demand es
pecally as,dersIgned will also be engaged IN max
inn ,rrands for It's introduction extensively in
other Sra,I will any good farmer whose ground
ia suitable tsoper ration, (not many slumps or large
stones in 'n.,) hesitate at once 10 order the ma
chino. wi Hperforms as represented, and as il is
WARRANTED, The use of II in cutting single crop
of grain y 'or ~
wouply add, by way Of explanation, that the
seeming reement between the statements of DIFF.
ro-ent e,cn as TO how many acres the Rea per will
on, in owing 10 the manner in which 1t Id at
tended, doubtless will generally have been OBJ
.o,yed Is IN acre and half an hour with ease
- ,b,, ilonrs. l" ""ras NAV he rni. in ~ hours.
:" ~ ' SO on. In regard 10 some diversity of
10 W. as to cutting very short and thin grain, I
s'1 tI. nation may be made; as some are not SO |
hers in setting the reel (Which revoves
Pa'' grain up 10 the blade, and when cut de- !
anu yht upon the patform) low for The short d
i'Ve' setting the machine low, MIR. Turner
whrad states, it Gu: his crop of "uncommonly :
OF acknowledgement better than he had ex- il
sho. their shortness. Il
Ike arrangements for putting together and !,
= machine to cut next harvest, which will n
s'a' The necessity of mysef or an agent being
sup simply furnishing printed directions for !
pre,ssary attention about it. +
''nut at all probable that can myself manu-
lie Reaper 10 supply the wants of the coun- {
iappose TO form partnerships for their manufac !
U also to sell patent rights. should be glad N
suitable partners for manufacturing III the - -
n and Western States. "a
ess (pos,paid) Steee's Tavern, Augusta county, e.
c. IL. MCCORMICK. \,
Is. l543. n n
Rev. Jesse H. Turner'S communication will ID
cen observed in the Enquirer Of August Sth, IN
paper and this September 10y it may be well ca
who have any interest in this matter to preserve in
re reference, as it will not be necessary to &c
e use of so much space in the papers. ST,
C. H. Nice. pr
itors of the Wing and Compiler will please copy. We
Syracuse Convention, composed of the strongest We
he State, has calmly concluded its labors by send
Buren, delegates unanimously to the Baltimore =
ton. There will be no serious opposition to by
this State, and continue to condemn the I'M
president Tyler in allowing the administration h ="
Mr.. Van Buren, from among all the candidates, an
Incorporate and unjust opposition.
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