Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-12-19
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AllCAJAlI BENNETT
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Mr.. Mccormick We have had an opportunity
Of testing The utility Of The Virginia Reaper, and
are satisfied that il is worthy the encouragement
OF the farming community generally ana espe-
cially of the Western farming community, where
he ground is peculiarly well suited 10 lis opera
lion, and where labor is difficult 10 be procured.
Your Machine, where circumstances are not pc.
siiiycly unlavorable will, without extraordinary
effort, cut enc acre and halt per hour, and pro-
misses durability With due attention Ia binding,
The saving Of grain will be Just what is LETT on
The ground hy other modes oi harvesting, since
rake 10 follow HE Reaper willno gather head.
ANDREW JUNklN.
ANDREW RODGERS
EXTRACT from Mr. Rodgers letter:
think il Likely my brother Aniel will lake one,
Ecapcr.O and the Messrs .Iunkn and ourselves
have had some talk about getting another one;
really | STE no limit 10 The demand Tor them III
,his region 81 country, Provided nothing OF the
kind possessing superior advantages, should sup
plant them-an event which | certainly do not
anticipate shortly. ANDREW RODGERS.
CARLTON, Dec. Is, 1915.
Having now used MoCormick's Reaper in
three harvrst~, willingly bear renewed e>limo-
NJ 10 lis value Under The belief That The lale al
.era,innS in is construction can scarcely fail OF
enhancing It's utility and diminishing The labor OF
rakpe | have engaged new machine for the
next harvest ALLEN. RlVES.
GoocHL,Nn, Dec. H., 1915.
used one OF c. III. Mccormick ) Reapips
Machines on my plantation in Goochland the
las. harvest ind most cheeriully recommend them
10 nv brother farmers Tor lheirexccilcnce in both
saving labor and grain. ! am satisfied, that in
grain alone saved the cost Of the machine, and
have ordered another Tor ihc approaching harvest
MILES c. SELDEE.
Goo,HfANp Dec IL, lSi5
hereby certify that used Mr.. c. II. McCor
mick Reaper, in cutting my last harvest veiy
much 10 my satisfaction, particularly in heavy
wheat-> 50 much SO, that | have engaged another
10; the ensuing harvest
RICHARD SAMPSON.
BoLLlNd ISLAND Dec. 10 1915.
have used Two OF Mr. McC ormch'> Keepers
during The past Harvest, and consider them vain
abe implements 10 The Farmer and iee no lIssila.
lion in recommending them 10 Farmers general
Is a a valuable labor and grain.>aving imr!e-
meat My father, the late Col William Boiling
used one Likewise and was equally pleased As
lhr hest evidence Of my opinion Of them, haze
Offered another machine Tor the ensuing year.
H. w. BOILING.
OAK Hut, Dec 5, 1915.
have used Mr.. G.. Fl. McCuimick's Reaper
Two wears in saving my wheat and am entirely
satisfied with It's operation, and 81 Tie durability
oi the machine, and intend taking one Of his I'M
proved machines ior the hcNt year
j. NJ. STRANGE.
Wrsrn,M, Dec r.. ISIS.
have usei Your machine three years. AMI am
- well satisfied with The principle Thar, a. ven
believe YOU have much improved il, | Wil0rlcr
another on Your improved plan will also 81
der anc'l,er lor Mis- Read 10 lie sen, 10 Roanoke
Yours, very respectfully,
w. y. SIMS.
To Mr. E.. Fl McCoR>uck
EEckMrE, Is. ISIS.
have u>ci one ni Mr.. AlcComick's Rcapcis
aud am satisfied, cxprrmcnlally, of lis value as
= iah"r saving machine; and, furthermore, lha,
II saves something like a seeding Of The land
over and above The process OF cfading-I haze
therefore, oIdeici another, upon The improved
plan, NJ Mr.. Mccormick recommendation.
JOHN III. COCKE.
The undersigned has in his possession The
certificates of VIM. and James Gait, Corbin
Warwick, L. Fleming and Richard q. lladen,
Esgrs. Dr. J. Watkins and Judge Sanart each
o! whom used Two OF his Rcapers The lasl
Harvest, and Judge Slanari three; (some of them
used machines in The harvest Of lSll) | have
also, many other certificates, certifying in sub.
stance as those above.
Dee 10 C. n MCCORMICK