The North-Carolina standard., 1845-04-16
Important to Lumber met,.


HE subscribers, having witnessed the very SUCCESS.
J. M Inl operation of .HOTCHKISS'S VERTICAL
WATER, WHEELS, at Archibald G.ahaIn's Mill in
FayeteVIle IN May and June last, Were induced puE
chase the Right for the entire State of North Carolina
and now offer individual Rights for sale on very reasona.
Gle terms Ihey have now on hand Seventeen full sets
OF w neeiS ana nave made arrangements keep a
slant supply. es,-, r. \ . .--r - r
Besides Being generally adopted in the Northern States
there are already twelves in succ essfI nfrsto in
this State and eight others in process 0fereston The
astonishing power and speed Of these Wheels have been
Witnessed by hundreds OF citizens of this Stae, with
universal APPRECIATION And we desreaiT who NAV feel
an iHterestn the subject to examine fhe Erchd
Graham, Col. Alsx'r MIrchison Cbristonhsr Mnnroe.
Alex'5 liIams, Atch'd McLahrin, J. Mcdaniel, John
Cade. Mrs Efy McFadye in this County: Col fohn G.
McLau in Richmond Ccunty; THoc, G. Smith IL
Biaden County, and Hardy RoyaiIin SarBpSon Counlyi
70 e3cn OF Wnom we refer FOR the pfac-
hcal operation of these Wheels. ..g - -
PERSONS who apply soon for Rights have them put
up by workmen who have been instructed BY Mr. HCtc.
kiss himself '.- ..' =
The ProPristors of the right Of this wheel IL ~.
Stae OF North Caroliua have received the following
We the Subscribers; residfg in the Cohntv of Gam,
6eriand and State. of North Carolina. having been en-
gsged IN the manufacture of Lumber for many years feet
tully warranted in stating that Hotchksss VERTICAL
WATER WHEELS, and their appendages. are ,yorthV
of the patronage of all mill owners and thai we have
iH Ms cOnhasace % EN- IN their sqperorty that the valve Of
They are more durable and easier kent in order vhnn
properly put together than the common Fluter Whee
save al least third
well in back water when there is a head aho1a ThH
sPeed OF the Saw is increased from onehalf to dsubs
the Strokes per minute. 't" -
ALEX. WILt1AMSiE
DUNCAN MUNROE,
CHRIsToPHER MUNRoE;;s
JOHN McFADYEN,
e. p. MALtETT
ARCHIBALD GRAHAM, tler VIZ.
JOHN MCDANIEL.
ALEXANDER MURCHISON.
ARCHIBALD McLERAN.s
.....f g.. -. PANEL McDIARMID; a4e
-. 80. ANGUS CAMERON,
JOHN c. McIAuRfN, fll'r"''Sn1'
(Richmond County,
s .. THOMAS C. SMITH, ...s ~
90 =. pa. ..~ (Bladen County.J .'..
They have also received certificate from Col Afex
Murchlson, (Which will be polished hereafter among
otners In handbl form in which he speaks of this
" the greatest improvement made on Saw Mills in nv
lh$l time -says that his Saw will cut 5000 feet in
dsy actually cut on the day before he wrote 1883 feet
OF IA inch Quarter Boards; makes 240 strokes in
mInute that one-haf of the water is saved; and con.
el1des bJ recommending its adoption TO Milf owners
otner certificates which have been promised win be
published hereafter. -it a... '.s5.- -. ga
F.a,...2l ARCHIBALD McLAUCHLfN, fag 81
-a.. T -. DUNCANaMCNEILL. J.. -'lsst saJ
..4-... ...,e- ALFRED. A. MCKETHAN. ol -afsa
Fayetteville, March 10, lS45. ,-.e-.s p. 545-4t.
The following article from the N Y. Tribune Of thN
4th u will show in what estimation these Wheels are
held by the high authority Of the American Institute
r.-..s -, Prom the N. Y. Tribune.
- HoTCHKTSS'S WATER WHEEL.
This Wheel after having been adopted by some hnn.
dreds of mill owners the Delaware, SUsquehannahS
and other numbering regions, presented for compe
on at the late fair Of the American Institute and there
was awarded two premiums by different COMMITTEES
first the best Water Wheel for Saw Mills; secondly,
being OF the FIVE best inventions submitted at the
Fair 1t has been extensively adopted in the great pine
districts ohe South and its rapid and smooth execution
perfect immunity from orlAck wafer, and other econ
omies. securing it very general preference The
Inventor rs his way sonh, and may be addressed
at Augusta, Ga, at his residence, Windsor Bfoome
county. NJ Y. It's advantages summed as follows:
IL The Vertical Wheel, when used for Saw Mills,
quires gearing produce fom 175 500 strokes OF
the saw per minute . 81 - .le5 7'ft 10 i9..-l i'.E
2. They cheapfy constructed as The common
Wheel and viii do double the business with he
advantage of the water. .'s H 2 SOD .'ef
8. Back water is no impeliment when there is head
above &Es@se - s-sa 80 ..Has -tt'F.-. f'
a. Ice cannot form the wheels trs-'t--+~s
g. They occupy less space than Fuftef Wheel Mill.
6. The increased speed of fhe saw makes better um.
Der, cuts the distance with less resistance and the
dist is freely thrown off which often returns with
the saw causing it to bind and heat with slow MTtlea
T. They be placed OF the shaft of common FluH.
ter Wheel Mill in good order and hung upon the same
bearings if sufficiently srong to sustain he power of4he
8. The wheels being of cast iron will last an age,
They pso constitute the requisite Fly Balance Wheel.
securing aunform motion, in all parts Of each reVolu
tion,s ~ gtel s8s asH5.aG ia.s- ~.
g., The Introduction of mills is reduced to plain as
tem that if the head of water is kRown the result -
a mathematical certainty. - -- u "
TO- Any,work nan having the pstterns, Asmddel, and
table OF calculation adapt mills TO location with