Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-11-22
CHERRY VALE NURSERY.


~ One male from Richmond on tic Vest -
ham Road. i
TINE Proprietor OF this establishment returns
i his sincere thanks To liberal public for The
patronage he has received at their hands Tor The
last twenty wears, and earnestly solicits con-
tinuance OF their iarors.
AT this establishment is cultivated the most
popular varieties of all the different kinds oil
Fruit Trees common 10 this climate viz APP
pies, Pears, Peaches, Cherries. Apricols, Plum>,
Nectarines and Almords. Also few OF the
most choice varieties Roses and Ornamental
Trees such as Linden and English Naples
About 10000 Grape Vines, OF The most approved
varieties, native and ioreign;-amongst the for
mer is the celebrated Nonon'S Virginia Seeding
famous for table use and wine. lie also keeps
constantly on hand a supply OF Domestic Wine
the pure Juice Of the grape. Raspberry vines
Goose berry Bushes and Asparagus Roots, a good
supply always on hand-all OF which he is desi-
rous 10 sell at reduced prices. Address.
JOHN CARTER.
Nov 7-ctf Eurseyman, near Richmond.
McCORMICK'S REAPER
TIME. undersigned returned, 4 short time since
i from the Northwestern country, having left
Virginia in the latter part OF June last TO attend
10 the introduction OF his Reaper III this vast re-
sion. He had machines in operation, during the
last harvest, in Western New York. Michigan,
Wisconsin, Illinois and Missouri, and he has the
satisfaction 10 say, without failure and with the
most perfect success. Machines were sent also
to Ohio. Indiana Kentucky and Tennessee, (hy
way Of New Orleans) but they did no, reach
their destination until TOO late for harvest
After succeeding BY sales and contracts, in
making arrangements for the extensive inlro!uc-
ton oil the Reaper in most parts OF this great
for hp may (af
cinnati, the manufacture OF go machines has
been contracted for-50 for Virginia. which State
has been sold--and 200 for distribution in Ohio
and elsewhere) the undersigned returns TO the
"Old Dominion with cordial greeting and with
his Acknowledgements for the liberal patronage
with which lie has heretofore been favored and
promising 10 strive more and more 10 merit il, by
building improved and superior machines, OF best
materials, he announces again 10 The public,
that he continues 10 manufacture his Reaper on
the same terms as heretofore, viz 500 Ill the
mandatory, or $l05 At Richmond at four months
from harvest including an extra blade, (boih war
ranted good,) &c. warranted in every respect, as
usual. Al $40, The Reaper can be- sent 10 most
parts of Maryland, and some parts OF Pcnn>ylra-
mia.
From the almost universal satisfaction. not 10
saw delight, which has been given by this ma
chine and from its having been ditiused over
most parts OF Virginia the undersigned could not
very well publish all the certificates OF its salts
factory performance which he could obtain, and
cannot suppose ii necessary TO publish many in
addition to those which have already appeared in
the Richmond papers Its reputation has been
sustained, increased, and greatly extended, by
another years test; and, it is believed, that no
new and important labor-saving machine has ever
been introduced into this country with less diff
bi..h has uiv !. -
ing satisfaction To purchasers. than this, since Of
fering it 10 the public. Many large farmers alter
trying one, ordered others Immediately; and many
stating that, in cutting single harvest, their ma
chimes had paid for themselves, or would do 50 in
cutting 100 acres of wheat.
A GOOD number Of certificates were published
in the Richmond Wing and Enquirer about The
close OF the last harvest, OF which were those oil
Judge Sianard, Corbin Warwick, Esq, William
Gait, Esq, and Col. +. }. Randolph, each OF
whom expressed an expectation of wanting ano-
Their machine for the next harvest--and Il cons-
derable number have been procured since, few
vi which are hereto SubJoined.
As many orders have been received for the
Reaper and the demand for the next harvest pro-
misses 10 I've considerable, il is very desirable, and
NAV be ntceSSafy, that persons wanting machines
should order soon The undersigned could have
sold several more for the last harvest il he had
had them made. When persons want machines,
therefore, orders should not be deferred.
The South side Of James river, and OF the Blue
Ridge and few counties West Of Roanoke, has
been sold TO Col. M. Tutwiler, OF Fluvanna; Hen
rico Charles. City, James City, New Kent and
Gloucester counties have been sold TO Jabcz Par
ker Esq, of Richmond Clarke, Warren. Freder,
ick, Berkeley, Jefferson, Fauquier, Loudoun and
Fairfax counties have been sold 10 James NJ.
Hiie Esq., Of Clarke; and Washington county,
Md, 10 Mr. Middlecauli'-all of whom, as far as
known to the undersigned succeeded well in the
last harvest with the Reaper.
As the undersigned will at times be absentiro
home, and as Robert Mccormick, Senr., (hS
faher,) will he associated with him in the manu-
iacture Of the Reaper, address r. & c. Ii. Me-
Cormick, Steec's TayernP. O., Augusta county,
Virginia. Z. ii. McCORMiCh.
p. S Persons interested are advised 10 pre-
serve this paper. Z. Ii. McC.
Nov &c If
RICHMOND LAW SCHOOL.
TINE subscriber has established a Law School
L in this city;-lhe term having begun on The
Isl inst, and ending on the last day OF April next.
The current CourSp embraces the outlines or