Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-06-23

THE above engraving represents one Of G-ared Horse
Power Thesns Machines rhci ecered The premium AZ uf
late 7reGn,d Fair NJ Ha county. IL Is complete ana eAdy
Iii made il the very hest mnnner OF me best nalr
ais aud warranted TO do good wo and as nufn oil IL rs
Machine In The State of IT. with the same power
has all the real improvements OF y years experience OF Que %
the with the addition OF two important and nc
know lodged Improvements recently made by the olher The
whole ARRANGEMENTS OF the gear and frame ana AL oe
have been well studied and carefully adjusted TO make sub
| stanal and durable.
Some Of tie improvements TO which Claim The patent
right and not used by any other Machine Makers are Tue follow
The Horse Wheel ~ has hanee covering The top ends
Of the prevent their breaking II gives great strengi
and is decided in Jrovement.
and-T- Drum is driven by spur wheel TO the rincn Of
which at tc) Is ra,eh which let the stop suddenly
without dragging with the Horse Power and HORSES as Is the
3d-Thc Drum frame OF iron with oil boxes and fric
ton roes ons itself for day at time wI.ut al.,n
red coming through the bottom box that si'e the Drum
provided with good bearings these rollers greatly relieve The
friction ard consequently horses. The cylinder IS the brace
TOOTH with bed correspond, which set springs to relieve
Itself when fed. The teeth wide that they may be
on sides aud thus last twenty years The Drum is
separate frame so that may be removed into barn.
minute made baud Wheel By putin: on it hoop Or tire
(which providcd tna pulley The opposite end Of the drum,
PRICES OF MACHINES.
The price Of his Machine payable IN Richmond Is for
Horse Power, which VIII resh 80 huss. s3; Tor iioe
Power, which win hreh Us bushels, sl. delivered on boat
car or WAGON IN Kiehmsnd For or Powsf 2 one s,a
Horse Power alone, Si0, Horse Drum alone sI Horse Drum
alone, S65 Stationary Machines pn on corresponding eruis
CEETiFICiTES
"AYLErr's, King William, Va, 1919
81 have made many Thcshng Machines within hiteen years
past; ana ,hre 900 bushels and upwards .! grain per
for myself aud ne,shbns ard take pleasure IN saying
tina; have used SEEN good Ibiein2 Machine,
parts, of Exal's which recently examined al
Machine Mandatory Richmond |; good
qualities Than any Machine have SEEM while cannot
point single The work all good and the Machine
is cheap. 'sJOHN STEER. -
"LrrTLE DovLR, Goochland, April 5ih, 1872
"y father DR.. Joseph Trent bought Of Exas hiDg
Machines than 90 which stationed In his
Barn in his place. Of his Portable Machines about
10 years pleasure in raying thar they have both
proved all they represented TO be- and resed out The
crops of last wear clean and we'll JOS. G. TRENT"
William Miller who by the Henrico agricultural
Society Albany attend the great state Agricultural fr held
FALL and examine such implements, &C., tcshrs that
Machine exhibited equal 20 tie above though many
pccnted having threshed his crop with one pre-
vious 10 his departure. -
Many Certificates might added If space would allow. We
solicit patronage from the Farming public, as we in
tend devote this TO The manufacture Of
Thresng Machines Those who favor US with their orders
requested them early TO allow SUFFICIENT time 10
finish them before the thrcse season commences Address
EXALL & BROTHER.
~ We viii also furnish good Machne with Drum and
Band complete Horse Power f sl5O and do Horse Power
for SIPS The last different piah without gear very sim
Pile, and warranted to work WE'LL fast and easy z. & b.
Shop on laih street, near Gallego Mills
Richmond, June 6, 1873. SIT