Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-19

,lan sea ~hsrs isbos 70 di,sslt 10 b psaeu,sd Won,
Msshns ~he,s sneaes.sss. ar. no, positively unavof
hall per hour. aud promises durability. With due asn
,ion binding. the saving Of grain will be just what B.
left on ground by other modes Of harvesting since
rake TO follow the Reaper, will not gather shesd.
ANDREW JUNKIN.
ANDREW RODGERS.
Extract from Mr. Rodgsrs' letter,
think IL likely brother Anel will take one Reap
er and the Messs Junkn and ourselves had some
talk about getting another one; really limit
demand Tor them In thus region Of country. provided MOTH
ne the Kind possessing superior advantages should sup
plant hem-sn event which certainly do snucipste
shortly. ANDREW RODGERS
CARLroS. Dec. Is. lS45.
Having used Mccormick Reaper in three harves
willingly bear renewed testimony TO is value. Under
the belief that the late alterations In its construction
scarcely fail Of enhancing s utility and diminishing the
labor Of rsking. have engaged machine for the
next harvest
ALEX. RIvEs.
GoccnLASp. Dec. 10, ls45.
used ono ofC. II. Mccormick Keeping Machines OIL
my plantation in Goochand tho last harves. add most
ehserfnly recommend them TO my brother farmers for
their excellence In both saving labor and grain .s,-
sed that in groin alone the c the machine
end have ordered another for the approaching harvest
MILES C. SELDEN.
GoocnIASp Dec. l2, lS45.
hereby certify that / used Mr.. c. II. Mccormick
Reaper in cutting my last harvest. very much my salts
faction. particularly in heavy whest-so much so, that
have engaged another for the ensuing harvest
RICHARD SAMPSON,
BOILING ISLAND, Dec. 10, 1915.
have used two of Mr.. Mccormick, Reapers during
the past Harvest, and consider them valuable implements
TO the Farmers generally valuable labor and grains
wing implement. Ny father the late Col. William Boiling
used likewise and equally pleased. As the best
evidence OF my opinion Of them, have ordered another
machine for tho unsung year.
II. w. BOILING.
OAK HILL, Dec. &, ls45.
l have used Mr.. c. ii. McCormck's Reaper two years
in saving my wheat, and entirely satisfied with it's ope
ration, and Uf the durability Of tho machine intend
taking Of his improved machines for the year
I'M. STRANGE.
WEsTHAN. Dec. -, 1916.
have used your machine three years. and am 80 well
satisfied with the principle that, you believe you have
much improved it, will order another your improved
plan. will also order another for Mr. Read TO be sent
TO Roanoke.
Yours, very respectfully,
w. d. SIMS.
To Nj. C. II. McCoRMIcx.
DEcENBER -. 1645.
have used one Of Mr.. Mccormick Reaper, and am
satisfied expermentay, OF its value labor ma
chine; anJ furthermore, that il somethng like
seeding OF the land and above process Of grading
II have therefore, ordered another, upon the improved
plan, At Mr. Mccormick recommend aiion.
JOHN II. COOKE.
The undersigned has in his possession the certificates Of
VIM. and James Calf. Corbin Warwick, Il. Fleming and
Richard G. Hayden, Esqrs., DIR. J. Watkins and Judge
Sansd each of whom used of his Respers the last ar
and Judge Sianard thee (some Of Them used ma
chimes in the harvest Of l644) have also. many other
certificates, certifying in substance those above.
Dec 10 C.. H. MCCORMICK.