Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-02-03
E1nDrOyeG Plough

THE subscribers, under Tie firm Of GEORGE
Il WATT & co, have established in H.
city VI Richmond a Mandatory Of p.oco.
&c, Just below MIR. James Haroen's Liver. ! !.
bles, on Franklin street.
As they are confident Of offering a Plou,b
ally improved, and worthy of patronage lhey -,
an attentive reading oi the following de>cdni. :
and recommendation ot Warts Curr.Bs.@%
AND GCAGg, OR CENTRE DRAuGHr PIorcu
This Plough was invented and pArsxr,n.
few years ago by Mr.. Wan, a native Of H.
yer, hut at The time a resident OF Alabama !.
little effort has been heretofore mat 10 minsirt
it TO The public through liz press, is exceIsr~.
are known 10 comparatively few. Il Il g..
ever, one essential evidence Of charsc,s,
STANDS WELL At EoME
The pecnliarilies in The con>trrc,.o, ot ~
Plough are-that the mouid-ooani i fa,f.nsl
the side, instead Of the bottom II he te.,.
cui or square siap'e is made II embrace H.
beam, The ends penetrating The extending un,isi.
or heiVe oi ne Notwithstanding whoI. t.r.
secured together BY screws and nuts. The nm>
lon oil The beam 10 one side, and oet Of ,ac Ils,s
Of me mould board, makes i; less liatle Ia chela
Inc beam, having no bolt or morrice lt,osst.
IS stronger ana more simple; ard, shon 1T ~.
II may te renewed at less expense. Tie ham,,
are straisnt, Gas well as the beam except atf.o
upper encs, and fastened in The usual mann.
with screws and bolts, 10 the heel Of The pcp.,
Ihese bolts as pivot>. on which he w,,...
WofH turns thus, when the screws Of the crE-
lnosc Two fastening the lower ends OF Tie handles
aud he one fastening the beam 10 the handle
are siackenet, and The handles arr pressed. he
beam moving freely through The Cuii, the hrt
part is lowered and the front eleva;ed-wa-ieiv
the Plough is made 10 run deep or shallow. =,
~ ROT n Sta onIttr n Oair. ~ r.w,, -
the wooden peg in the groove between The t,sn
and helve Tor upright) Of The moult-toali, WIN
the screws are slack, The beam is turned 10 liz
!urrow and he point Of the Plough 10 The .ans-
By drawing The key back, and tish,enils r.
screws, il is Teversed-lhus giving or tAir=
away land 10 suit small or large corn, SC. .
makes il strictly The Guage or Ctnue Draust,
Plough. To suage or centre drau2at = geeet
is 10 bring The connecting point o. tie bar
swIngie rree) and elves in a straight Inc, 3,ava
from . point Of The animals shoulder (wAcre L.
draft is takenl to The centre Of resistance IN fIs
mould-board; thus, if a lire, drawn lfom tn Cts.
ire OF resistance, through The connecting poia,,.
the elves and bar, should strike above l!a' yU.t
of the shoulder, the plough you'd run 10 -,
il below, too shallow; II 10 the right, il W,p,G nj,
take tie land: il TO the lett, il would taks ~.
much. Hence The great importance oil ege-'t.
or FeUtTe-UTdugUtlUS iUt ItpHSF, instead ", ttfrt
ing the bdtk band, which is often nscts, "A.
put so far back as to throw the burlhrY u7..
The loin-where, according 10 The |>,luctale
the horse, Nature never designed a ve
to be carried. Last, though rcJg .mpr
this Plough cannot alter from the SCI given
by the p%!oughman, unless il, should tieas-
cannot lose or gain either land or d!anghi, bv +.
mains permanent. That these properties tt0as
10 this Plough, is atos;ed by certificates rom < i.
,lcmen Of intelligence in Hanover, King =
liam, New Kent and Charles City, alreaty ry..
li>hed by US in a handful Of 2oyb Octoter. Im,e
certificates are TOO numerous 10 append q il,..
ready extended notice, We can only re.er iHetr
curing public 10 them as I uiiv sn>ra ming q
we have said Of the implement. Among
names Of Ezekiel S. Talley, T..aney Jones, v
liam +. Gaines, Carer Brax,on, Jane
Christian, Braxton Garlick, Miles Eeelrs
Richard A. flunley, Henry ID. Gentry, Clio
Via, Benjamin Tyree, Thomas French, .Aatef>D,
King, Havel Ellyson, Temple Elicit. Mic.t
Adams, George Garter and Richafd Alkis..a
most OF this community will recoenize large
practical and successful farmers, whose word o.l
Iudsmen! MAJ be confidently relied upon.
The patentee Of the Plough, an expriiercei
mechanic, may be found generally Ct The c>,ab.
lishment. ami will lake pleasure in explaining
its principles 10 all who wish 10 understand ,tor.
A card OF simple directions will accomrsry =
if desired. We have experiences tle..
and every reasonable effort will be mac
10 turn off good work. We request the az icL!.
.ural community 10 extend TO Us a share OF at-
ronage.
81 This Plough, two years ago, received a pre-.
MUM of So from The Hanover Acricultut al So.
ciety, and last Fall, though no premium was NJ
tered, the Henrico Agricultural Society, al tie
recommendation Of he Committee, dro,ded a 81.
ccr medoi 10 ne pateniec.
1t is our purpose 10 have constantly on hant =
full supply of the above Plough, OF all -,
wrought or cast points, and OF The mos tn
proved kinds, ell Of which We expect 20 sci i
as ordinary Ploushs are sold in theCity maF-
ket.
IT We offer for sale rights Of courries {
Virginia. remote from The City Of Richmond All
Of other States.
gJAddressG George Wait & Co, Richnort, Va
GEORGE WAITE j..
JOSEPH S. WALTTiALL.
grThe Wing will please copy-c3m