Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-03-03
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NdE SubScrinerS, urGer The lrm oil GEORCE
i WATT & CO., have established in the
city OF Richmond Mandatory Of Ploughs,
&c. just below Mir. James HaTtecs Livery Sta.
blcs, ON Franklin street
As they are coniiden, q Offering Plough re-
ally improved, and worthy OF patronage. they ask
al attentive reading Of the following description
and recommendation Ct WARTS CuFr. BRACE
AND GrAGE, on CENTRE DRaUoHT PLou0H.
This Plough was invented and PATENTED a
lew years ago BY Mr.. Wan, native OF Hano-
ser, bat al tie time resident OF Alabama. As
little effort has been heretofore made 10 introduce
il 10 the pG5iic through the press, lis excelencies
are known 20 comparatively lew. II mas, how
ever, one essential evidence Of character-,r
STANDS WELL AT HOME.
The peculiarites in The construction OF this
Plough are-tha, the monld-board is fastened 10
the side, instead c. The bottom Of the beam;
cuff or square staple * made 10 embrace The
BEAM The ends penetrating the extending upright
or helve OF The mould boad-lhe whole being
secured together BY screws and nuts. The posi-
lion oil The beam 10 ore side and ou OF the plane
OF The mould. board, makes il less liable TO choke.
The beam, having no tol; or morlice through II,
is stronger and more .:nple; and, should il break,
il NAV be renewed III less expense. The handles
are straight, Gas well as the beam,) except at lie
upper EMS, and fastened in The usual manner,
with screws and bolts, 10 The heel Of The Plough.
These bolts serve as pivo;s, on which the wool
work Turns; thus, when the screws OF the cuff
those Two fastening the lover ends Of the handles,
and the one fastening the beam 10 the handle
are slackened, and the handles are pressed. the
beam moving freely through The cuff, The hind
part is lowered and the front elevated whereby
the Plough is made 10 run deep or swallow, as
circumstances require Again: by driving down
the wooden peg iii he groove between the beam
AMI helve Cor uprish,) OF he moud-board, when
the screws are slack, the beam is turned 10 the
turrow ard tie noini Of the Plough 10 ;he land
By drawing The key Jack, and tightening the
screws, il is icvefsed-lhus giving or taking
away land 10 sui, small or large corn, t,c. This
makes j, strictly the Guaee or Cenue Draus.'
Plough. To guase or centre draueh. a plough
is 10 bring the connecting point OF the bal tor
syirse ,rce) and clires in straight line drawn
from point OF the animals shoulder (where the
dr., is taken) 10 the centre ., resistance on The
inouli-board; i.is, il lire, drawn from the CEN
ire OF resistance, through The connecting point Of
The olives and bar should strike above thai poinr
., The shoulder, The plough yc:,ld run TOO deer;
il below, too shallow il 10 the right il would not
take TIC land; il 10 Tie lett il would take rco
much. Hence he great Importance Q. 2uapinc
or renlrc -,rauah,ng he PLoaet, instead OF aller
ing the 6act band which is o.ieb necessarily
The on-where, according 70 the structure OF
the horse, Nature never designed weight
10 be carried. LGs though rcrv important,
this Plough cannot ahci iron! The SET given to II
by the ploushman, unless il Should break-is
cannot lose or gain either Is nj OF drauoEi, bur
mains permanent. That these properties belong
10 this Plough is ai;es;ed by certificates from gen
teLaen oi intelligence in Hanover Hing Will
iam New Kent and Charles City, already pui-
l>hei by US IN handbiii Of 2Sih October. Those
certificates are too numerous 10 append 10 this al
ready extended notice, we can only refer the on
curing public TO them as iuy sustaining all that
we have said Of tie implement Among lie
names of Ezekiel $. Tallcy, Laney Jones, WI
liam F. Gaines, Carter Braxton, James II.
Christian, Braxton Garck, Miles Eggesion
Richard A. Hunley, Henry -. Gentry, GiIscn
Via, Benjamin TyIee, Thomas French, Anderson
King, Havc ELY son. Temple Elicit, Mircbei.
Adams, George Carer ard Richard Atkinson.
most Of this community vii! recognize !3Ige
practical and successful farmers, whose word and
judgment may be confidently relied upon.
The paten,ec OF the Plough, an experienced
mechanic, may be found generally a, The es;ab-
Iishnen', and will lake pleasure in explaining
It's principle. 10 all who wish 10 understand them.
\ card OF simple directions will accompany lie
Plough i: desired We have ~ perienced bidck-
10 turn off good work We request the agficui-
rural community % extend 10 US share OF pat
ronage.
II This Plough, two years ago, received a PIE
MUM OF 8, from the Hanover Agricultural So
cety, and last Fail, though no premium was Of
isrtd, the Henrico Agricultural Society, at he
recommendation Of hte Conm,hee, arcr6ea It 81
rer metal 10 tie patcaicc.
II is our purpose 10 have constantly on hand
tull supply cf The above Plough, OF all sizes,
with wrought or cast points, and Of he most i'm
proved kinds, all OF which We expect 10 sell as
low as ordinary Pioughs are sold in The City mar
ke,.
* We offer for sale rights Of counties 10
Virginia, remote from The Ciy d Richmond and
OF other States
s-rAddress George Wait G. Co., Richmond We.
GEORGE WATT Jr.,
JOSEPH S. WALTHALL.