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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-12-30

PPROTESr-by your votes, one week from
Tomorrow against the efforts now being made in
Congress TO Texas, and TO reduce the Tariff
Send Chandler to Congress and it will tell on the &C
ton Of that body on these two vital questions. It
will show them that the"second sober thought Of the
people, is against these measures, though by decep
ton and fraud they were made to sanction them in
the Presidential election
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-12-30
TIE OLD SUB TREASURY REVIVED

So far as the House is concerned tine old Van Blu
Sub Treasury system has been resuscitated "a
measure too, which the Polk party kept under cover
pending the election.
Tho Vermont Delegation voted Dillingham; for it,
Coamer and Fooie against it. Mr. Marsh not pres
ent. Mr. Dillingham; made speech also in its favor
This makes two speeches by the member from the
lh District. Bat hear nothing from him for Pro-
lection, nor against Texas and slavery.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-12-30

ELECTION, TUESDAY OF NEXT WEEK
SHaLL I'VE ELECTA MAN TO REPRE-
SENT OUR INTERESTS .A.VD OUR
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-07-02
HALIFAX COUNTY.

AT a meeting of the Democratic Association of
Church Hill, Halifax, on The 22d June, after PFC
viouS notice and general invitation TO the people
10 attend, 6etrcen IRE end sir hnnred prisons as
sembled al an early hour Of the day. A plentiful
and excellent barbecue had been provided under
the superintendent of the Committee of Arrange
ments and very convenient platform Tor the
speakers and officers of the Association, with
comfortable and well-arranged seats for the whole
assembly. The President Col Beverly Barkes-
dale. assisted BY Vice Presidents Marabc and
Walker, called the Association 10 order at II
o'clock, A. NJ DR.. Thomas w. White, mem
Der of the Association, was appointed to in
troduce The speakers successfully to the meeting.
He discharged this duty b. the introduction of
each Speaker in order of time in few very happy
and appropriate remarks.
Wooodson Hughes, ESQ.,, of Halifax, being first
called upon, gave lucid and thrilling narrative
of the early history of Texas, her unjust dismem-
berment from the Union, the glorious and gallant
struggle against Spain, and the more recent and
successful maintenance Of her liberty and in
dependence against the military usurpation
of Santa Anna He drew vivid picture
Of her gallant defence and brilliant victories-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-07-02

MesSr. Chopper and Eayly, on this subject, that
there would not be found single ono i'll the meet
lng who would vote asains, the resolution he had
offered. His remarks were, as usual, chaslc, and
direct 10 the point.
After Mr. p. had concluded, the Chairman Of
iered his resolution, which was adopted by ac-
clamaton. Alter The affirmative side OF the
question had been taken, the Chairman again
rose and said, If there are any present, he cared
not TO what political party they belonged, who
were opposed 10 The resolution, he hoped they
would signify it by saying, No And il is gra-
Illying 10 know, that of the many respectable
wings who We're present Eonc-no, not one
was found, who was welded To party OF lost 10
patriotism, as 10 raise his voice i'll opposition 10
this resolution
On motion of VIM l.. Major, il was
Rc~ircd, That the proceedings of this meeting
be published in The Richmond Enquirer Peters
burg Republican, and other Democratic papers of
the State
On motion, the meeting then adjourned
JOHN &. WISE Chm.
R. 7. REAn, Secretaries
p. +. Browne,
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POSTSCRIPT.
Ey Last Evening. Northern Nail.
Ei;tnr.nL CnrteSp.an.ltnce.

FRoM KExTrcxY, JrxE 26-"Wc have no
thing to fear about the Presidential Election. The
Baltimore Convention has united the Democratic
parry. and Mr.. Tyler, b. his Texas Treaty, has
reused them 10 action so as TO remove all alarm
about the result. | have been an attentive OBJ
servcrofeleven electons-ths makes the twelfth.
in tie last Is years and believe cannot he mis-
taken in the result have never been better sa-
tiSied, than at this moment"
From BrrraLo New YORK, JUNE 21-"No-
thing gra,le, me 50 much as The unaninly
which prevails in The Republican Family, both
North and South. The nomination OF Nlcs>rs.
Polk and Dallas has healed all divisions among
the Democrats in this section OF the Union, and
all are row animated with The prospect Of again
having the helm Of Stale committed Ia n firm and
consistent Republican The Signs Of The Times
are indeed propitiou> and indicate, with an uner,
ring certainty, the overthrow Of Whiegery, and
the triumph of Democratic principles. New
York NAV be SCI down a. having already cast her
vote for Polk and Dallas The annexation ques-
ticn is gaining ground everywhere"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-07-02
MccORNlCK'S REAPING MACHINE

TINliE subscriber respectfully presents Ia the
J. public the subjoinei statements Of several
well known gentlemen ofRichmond and its neigh
horhood in relation to the operations Of the Reap
ing Machine. during The present harvest. lie
has sold fifty Machines for the present crop,
from many of which he has heard and, in no
instance has he heard OF The least disappointment
on the part ofthc purchasers. Whenever he shall
receive full accounts Of their operations, he viii
publish them.
Tie quantity oi Grain which can BE- Gu; in Il day
by one Of these machines, will dcpcnd entirely
upon the manner in which il is managed
When fully attended and provided with relay
II horses, General Colhm Braxton OF King
William, and Colonel William NJ Peyion OF
Roanoke, each cut with it in day last harvest,
(as stated in their certificates upwards OF -
acres hy measurement.
Address (rost raid)
G. II. MCCORMICK.
Seele;s Tavern Augusta Va
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-07-02
FOR TIE ENQU IRER.
10 Ms 1,Joeeo plonte1s Of Tirninn.

think there can be an Improvement made
in the curing and prizlng Of tobacco, which, il
attended Ia by the planters, would add To The va
uc of the crop in Virginia one million of dol
lars year And The plan is This Plant from
one-'liird 10 one-liai Of Your crop on the high
and ncw lands Of gray soil on Your farms with
the Oronuko tobacco and lct i, get as ripe Is You
can: then cut il and hang ii on the >caliold u
hours, and crowd it thereon unit, the whole of ii
vellows; then hin it, and lei the lcal cure by the
sun Is much Is YOU can; and then pm il into
open barns thiny. and lei the stem cure by
The atmosphere. Alter il is cured prize il in
dry order-as all III" manufacturers like ii dry
and in keeping order Such tobacco will bring
double a. much as il will when cured i'll the
usual way, with fire This year il sell, for three
times a much. Now. the large low ground to-
bacco and rich lois crowd that in the scaiold in
the same way, until that gets yellow. Put that
into open barns thin and only fine it little in
damp weather: and a. soon as the leaf is cured,
lei the atmosphere cure the stem. This is the
plan on which tobacco was cured thirty or forty
wears ago: AMI this i the kind of tobacco that all
Europe wants at TIL, time with very little SMOKE
or fire. II will BE- a great saving Ia the planters
They can keep their wood in The forest, and run
less risk Of Burning their barns down. This Kind
of tobacco should be priced in what is called
French OF keeping or,!er-nct 81 dry as it has
been for the last len or fifteen years. because
there is very little dry lcai shipped Of late years
The most of the tobacco thai goes 10 England
now is in the shape of strips, and tobacco will not
stem we'll when il is priced hard in dry order
The French and Dutch also want This kind Of
tobacco in good keeping ordcr--not So dry as it
has been priced for several years past. | have
been n planter, and am now manufacturer Of
tobacco in Richmond, and have found ont this hy
an experience o; from fifteen Ia twenty years
strict attention. TO this mode of curing and plZ-
ing vii! add TO the profits Of the planters in Viz
@;nia, in ten years a very large amount OF mo-
nev; and it will bring our tobacco more into use,
and The Western States cannot then compete with
Us as they now do. There is no tobacco that will
chew like the Virginia tobacco, provided il is
cured without fire, OF very Little OF ii.
The grea, Importance OF yeiiowing the tobac-
CO or the scaaold, Is 10 make The tobacco uni
form la its color, and prevent that greemess
which the mass of the crop has had for The last
few years. The tobacco now mos, wanted, is To-
bacco the color Of honey OF bright mahogany
| think the above Suggestions strictly attended 10.
will add greatly to The planters interest in Virgil
MIA, and a grea! deal more than they have any
idea oi, provided they carry them ont. think |
know ol some planters crops which, if managed
in this way, would add double To the price the
past year, JAMES NJ. JACKSON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-07-02

- Prn,tc MEErixG-Pober G. Scott, Esq,
will, This Evening a, half past eight o'clock, adj
dress the Democracy of the city, al the Exchange
Hotel, in the Concert Room lie viii take no.
tee Of Mr.. Le.li's commentary on the resolu-
tons of the Democratic Association OF the llth
ult. in regard 10 Texas Th" citizens generally
are requested 10 attend, AMI every Democrat it is
hoped, will be It, his post.
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col.Nr.lC ArFp.

'-I'NETT ''FIN1fI.
81 Mr. JouH NJ BORIS will address Tie citi
gems Of Richmond, without distinction Of party.
at The Club House, on Wednesday Evening next
a, 5 o'clock in reply To Hon. Gao. McDrFFIE
Of South Carolina. Mr. Bots particularly de-
silcs liz, attendance of all those who heard Mr.
tcllnifi.,
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RICHMOND MARKETS. july lst

RICHMOND MARKETS, July Isl.
TopAcco-We observe no material change in
prices-wc. therefore, continue our quotations.
Lues SliaS2, common lcaf2i az; midiling
81 all: good stemming qualities q at; fine
manufacturing sold from Sl2 10 26E.
WngAr-One dollar ior immediate deliver
les OF good quality.
TLorR-Sl IL! for Canal
CoRN-i0 cents per buslel.
FLOUR inspected in the CITY Of Richmond
during the quarter ending the Both June, 1911 ::
S.525 bbls. superhnc
237 half bbls. do.
LAS bbls. fine
1909 do. middlns
1856 do. condemned
JOHN ENGLAND, Inspector.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-07-02

EXTRACT Of n I'tcr from Hohfar. do'd JuSE 81
The Democratic meeting held i'll this county
on the I'D. was the largest political meeting that
has been held in Halifax for many years. have
never witnessed such enthusiasm. Our friends
count on 500 majority for this county in Noveul-
batp
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HANOVER COUNTY

Alta meeting OF the Democratic Central Com
,nii,ce OF The county ot IIannvcr. assembled ri
Hanover Cou,t-ho,ise. on the 25h of June Dc
ing coun-dav. the following committees OF vi
GLANCE were appointed 10 wit:
In Captain Edwin p. Creashaw'S Company
Dislrict-Capl. Jas Mcdowell. " A. Thomp-
son. Jesse Harlow, Charles Vest, Il. w Tho
mason. ]. p. Wcodson. Rev. Andrew Mellow
ell Col. c. p. Gooiall, Lemuel Vaughan, VIM.
Lumpkin. and Capt. T. p. Crenshaw
Captain Buffers Company Di>trict-Dr. i.
L. Nelson, Captain Lancclot Philips Dr. Il.
II. Nelson. DR.. Edward Rowzee. Captain Jas.
Fon,aine, Doctor y. Terril', Joseph 4. Terliil,
Michael Sow,ier. William Carpenter, J. W.
Terri and Anthony Lowery.
CAPTAIN Higgeson's Company DiStrict-John
ID. q Brown. Boiling Vaughan, MAJOR J. L..
Vaughan. Jacob Holloway James Holloway,
Robert Perkins. c. ~ Clough. Rev. John Har-
ris. Samuel Jones, Christopher Goodman and
Alexander Goodman.
CAPTAIN Fox's Company Di>ric;-Edmund
NJ Anderson. John Cosby. Edmund Winston,
Hugh Campbell, Pleasant Terrill, John 7. An
dcrson. Captain James kmbrough John Stone,
w. II. Vest, and WIN. Perkins
Captain Mason's Company Disrict-Rcuben
NuckoS. G.. w. Dabncy, Tarelon Wooi>on,
Captain w r. Irby, Joseph Tally, Allen Den
Ion. CAPTAIN Thomas Jones Thomas Carter,
Isaac Lcadbc,tcr, - Wi!cher, and Robert
Taylor.
Captain Tavlor'> Company Ds,rc;-Captan
William \. Wadrop, John Il. Wood Samuel
Davis, Henry Wood, George Kelly, w. b.
Green. Samuel Bumpass, William Andrew
William Toler, and Richardson GIazchrook.
Captain Gihson's Company Di>,ricl-Dr w
r. Nelson. Captain L. Hazlesroyc. Capt. VIII
liam Gibson. DR.. +. :. Taey, c. NJ. Hardin
Gibson Via, John Che>tcilnan, Daniel Stewart,
Rev. Joseph Starke. Obadiah Archer, w. L.
III. Pollard.
Captain Atkinson's Company District-Colo-
mel John $. Atkinson, DR.. Wat Tyler Richard
Burnett Major w. Atkinson, William Allen,
Nathan Il. Ladd, Doctor Allen. w. w. Jones,
Washington Jones, ard f. T. Whlockc.
Captain Wadc'> Company Di>trict-Ro5cu
Anderson, Samuel G.Stree,, John 'ralley, John
p Parsley, William Parsley, Doctor Rabincau,
John Pate, John Gibson Captain l.. ID. Wade,
Joseph Parsley, Z. w Tallcy, ard a. Lump
kin.
Captain PERKINS, Company Di>rict-Na,ha-
MEL G.. Lipscomb w. b. Clarke, A. B. Tim
herlakc. Reuben Timberlakc, RoScow Lipscomb.
Nathaniel c. LIScomh, jr, f. Ii. McC;chee.
Samuel Ford, Daniel I.ishc. Peter Bow!es, w
w WiGged, j. $ Winslield, and y. w.
WjnsGe!d. WIN. l.. WHITE, Chm.
L. SHELTON Secy
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FOR SALE-Thc subscribe

rAY-EIlLL FOR SALE.-The subscriber
VI offers This place, on which he now resides, Tor
sale II contains about five hundred acres: Of
which about fifty acres are Creek and branch flats
There is attached 10 the place a good Grst Mill.
This land lies within three miles Of James Ri
Yer. and thirty-ive from Richmund-is OF good
quality, having fine clay foundation, and sus
ceptbe o: the easiest and highest improvement
BY The use otclover and plaster. II adjoins the
lands OF Josiah Lcake, James 3. Ferguson and
Others The situation is as healthy as any in Viz
ginia, and the neighborhood a most pleasant
and agreeable one-Tenns of sale made known
Oh application 10 me. THOMAS Il. CAY.
(;oochland county. Juya i6-2m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-07-02

IN CHANCERY-EiRGiNiA:-At rules taken
i in the Clerk Office OF the Circuit Superior
Court Of Law and Chancery of Prince Eiwad
county, the 81 day of June, 1914:
William Borum and Betsy his wife, Thomas
Knight and Sally his wife, Prudence Parkinson.
Nancy Miller, Barrett White and Rebecca his
wife. David A. III. Ellington and Creed H. FL
linglon, Albert b. Ellington and Mary j. Ellirg-
ton. infants. who size by William l.. ELLINGTON,
their next friend, and William II. Brunmal, Sa-
mucl d. Brnmmal and Sarah O. Blummal. in
ianl> who sue 10y Barton Plilpo their neat
friend, plaintiffs.
against
Nathan A. FowkcS Executor of the win OF
David Ellington deceased, Nelson, freed man,
cmancipaed by the will of said David Ellington,
and Henry, a boy also emancipatcd by said will,
Defendants
The defendant, Nelson. not having entered his
appearance, and given security, according 10 am
act of Tie General Assembly and the rules OF this
Couu, and it appcaring that he is not an nhahi-
tant OF this State, on the motion Of the plaintiffs
by Counsel il is entered at rules Aforesaid, and
accordingly ordered, that The said defendant Mel
son, do appear here on tho FIRST day OF September
term next, and answer the plaintiffs bill; and
that Il copy ii this order be forthwith inserted in
some one OF the public newspapers printed in
the civ of Richmond Tor Two months successive
house OF Ibis county. A Copv-Tcstc
i. J. WORSHAM, C. G.
july , l6-w2m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-07-02

DEMocRATal ATTENTION The Democrats OF
Cupcper are respectfully requested 10 meet al the
Court House, on july court day, on business OF
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-07-02

TtT' THTVNI', I''III IITIItt TNFTs
Mr. McCormick-Sir: witnessed with much
satisfaction last week. at my farm, The operation
ot the machine bought of YOU iol cuttin. wheat.
1t WAS managed without any difficulty or dis
tresS. either 10 the mules OF man who rakcd OH
Tire wheat; and it cuts very clean.
| consider myself more than compensated for
the cost of the machine by the saving Of wheat
This harvest besides another consideration oi
great importance, the saving Of labor, being equal
10 : or 10 cradles.
With great pleasure | recommend your ma
chine, and remain yours,
CORRlN WARWICK.
=. ST. shall want another machine by next
harvest. {. w.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-07-02
FOR THE ENC UfRER.
uQ11k ,cIIE ,IIINE HAS CHA NGED

Before the nomination of Mr.. Polk, the Wings
insisted upon il that Mr.. Van Buren, was the
wcakes, Republican candidate for President that
could be selected. On the 81 OF April last, the
Wing correspondent Of the New York Aurora,
writing from Washington, in reference 10 the then
approaching Virginia elections, said
"Thc lower counties, or those generally termed
tide wafer have already gone over, en- maSa,
10 the enemy say en- ma&Sc, because SO far as
Mr.. V. Buren's vote is involved in the vote Of the
Democratic party in that portion Of the old Com.
nonwealth, it will be minus one-half, at least
what that Of am otter Democratic eandidatc
would get Bavly, in Accomac District, will Re
distancec; and so of nearly every oher " Buren,
candidate in that State Virginia is anti-V Buren
10 the core-the ipse dirit of Thomas Richie TO
The contrary Notwithstanding"
Marx yc This was the tune THEN sung by
every Wing Nor "a change has conc DER the
spirit of their dreams" Mr. V. Buren,, according
10 these same oracular gentlemen is the strong
est man in the whole Democratic party. Be this
as i, may-one thing is certain, John Quincy
Adams Clay is not very araita6lc, as has been
sed upon one, two, aye three occasions-the
first in 1921 when he was a candidate, as h. sill
as, for the Presidency, and received the exlraordi
nary number of 81 votes out of 26l-the second
when he was again candidate as he still Is, in
80 and received the still more extraordinary num-
Der Of 40 votes out Of 26s-and, again, at the
Harrisburg Convention in 1910, when he scos stiR
eaad,daie, when he was again defeated-no, for
want of craftsmanship, but for want of araiiibii-
H. He is still misunderstanding been up
wards Of twenty years invoking "war pes,ence
and famine or any other scourge," upon his coun-
Try, rather than be defeated-as defeated he will
BE- again in 1874 z.
The President has appointed Gen. Van Ness of
Vermont, Collector of the Port Of New York. 1t
was said at first, that Mr. Curtis would refuse to
obey the Presidents orler to yield his office 10 his
saccessor-but he has relinquished any such in
,ention,
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Tuclahoe, June y, ISL.

To Mr.. MCCORMICK.
Dear Sir: IL your request, give you al ao-
count of nv second harvest with your Whea,
Cutting Machine.
cut field of about forty acres Of highland
wheat. a part VERY tight. On the first DAY thr
Machine cut about ,wenty-onc acres, by estimate;
on the second day, perhaps 4 little more bu; We
finished the field and cannot tell, with exactnesS
what was The number Of acres; We then moved
the Machine 10 the low ground, the bedthrown up
very high, and we cut the field Of twcn,y-eight
acres with case, in about two days, although the
land was very wet from heavy fall of rain In
going to another field in the low grounds, We
met with the first disaster, from Tie breaking
OF a blade, and, of course, could DO but tie
work after this | consider this but accident,
u which all machinery is liable and it does not IN
the least impair my confidence in yonr reaper;
repeat with confirmed confidence, what SAID 10
you last wear, viz that man whoseeds iOObnsh-
els Of wheat on tolerabIe land will save the cost OF
the reaper the first wear from the saving by cn:-
tine clan and the facility Of picking up. The
eypepse on the machine so far has been the repair
If tho broken blade Very Respectfully,
Your most obedient servant,
June Goth, l5il. W. " SIMS
- The Fredericksburg Recorder speaks 10 Tie
warmest terms of the operation of Mccorln.ck's
Machine in that neighborhood, where several
have been sold.
July2 Ill
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S,celc's Tavern, Angus
rJy,loc .NonDr1's Clfijfroic.l

purchased oi MIR Mccormick two of his
Wheat Cutting Machines Tor the present harvest
at my plantation in Goochland, and have witness
ed the operation of one of them during The past
week have not made the experiment 10 asccr-
tain how much il would cui in day am, how
ever satisfied that il will cut, without distressing
the two mules, THAT being the team that suniccs
10 draw il from II 10 Is acres even though the
ground be rolling, and the wheat be very rank-
am pleased with the operation of the machine,
as it has fully cqualled my most sansuine eN-
recration> and intend 10 get one or more To-.
another plantation.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-07-02

Al an union meeting OF the Democrats Of Lou
isa and Goochland. held al Gum Spring on Sa-
llrdav 22d June DR. VIM. $. Fowler was elected
President, H. w Perkins, Alicaiah Parrish and
H. NJ. Holland, were appointed Vice Presidents
and Thomas d. Shelton and George Mayo, Sc
cretarcS. and ID. ;. Carter, Treasurer.
The meeting was organized and lis object cy
planned by Waiter ID. Leake, uron whose motion
a committee OF five were appointed To draft a
Constitution and resolutions who, after retiring
short time, reported through their chairman, w.
d. Leakc. the following Constitution, Preamble
and Resolutions which were unanimously adopt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-07-02
IVUIN TINPO'IIUII
JOHN =. SCHERMERHORN

Richmond, 18th June, lSll.
p. :. Ny whea, crop, lying Immediately on the
Turnpike. near Richmond, there were a great
many gentlemen calledto see it. All were pleas
ed and delighted with its beautiful operation, and
some were DESTROYS Of getting machines for ano-
Their year Yours, respectfully, J. p. :.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-07-02

H,HovRR.-The Democratic Republican Par
" Of The county Of Hanover are respectfully so
liciled 10 meet at Hanover Courthouse, on the
18th Tuesday in july, (bcing Count day.) to
appoint delegates 10 the Stale Democratic Con-
venlion, 10 b. holden in charlottesville on the 81
Monday in August next, and 10 take into coaside-
ration ether very important business appertainng
10 genuine Democracy. a full meeting is ear
ncs,ly requested Many DEMOCRATS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-07-02

NTOTICE.-There will be petition presented
~ TO The next Legislature Of Virginia for an
equal division Of the county OF Buckingham.
July lb-I
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-07-02
Mr. Mc('nrnick.

Mr.. Mccormick:
Sir-I have cut through !hc second season with
your Wheat Cutting Machine without any inter
ruplion. and concur with Mir. W d. Sims III hlS
statement. and think, By changing The mules. that
il cut fully twenty acres well and clean during
the day. in heavy wheat.
Yours, respectfully,
WIGHT