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it's daily operations. Yet the experiments speak
favoraby for the principle. The train consisted Of
one locomotive and tender and three passenger ears.
/. Exserimen..-Thre hand brakes to which four
experienced brake.men were paced-speed Of train 20
miles per hour. Brakes applied at signal steam
thrown Off train ran i2 seconds and distance OF 800
yards.
=. Experiment Speed twelve miles, lin conse-
quence of a cow running in the way) steam power
applied to the brakes at signal steam thrown off the
engiue train ran SO second and IS yards.
3. ELperiment.-Speed 20 miles, steam thrown Oh
brakes at signal, and engine reversed as soon as the
brakes operated well on the wheels train ran 20 80
conds and 81 yards.
4. Erperiment.-Speed 90 miles, steam thrown on
the brakes at signal; train ran 80 seconds and l6s
yards.
The machinery not being in order, the experiments
were conducted without much accuracy, but the re-
suits are believed to be reliable.
| The first experiment mentioned, exhibits very ia
vorable result for the use Of hand power. -Four men
larger number than is usual for three cars and yet
the steam power in the bad condition of the machine
ry by the fourth experiment brought up the train In
little more than half the distance. The second was
imperfect for want of speed. The third was bril-.
liant result. 1t proves how important an agent the
steam brake may be made, in giving the frst check
to the momentum Of the cars, and how quickly the
engine may be rererseG t0ith safety, and the train
broughtto to rest.
We end the new brake to be great favorite with
the knowing ones on the road whose lives are at ha
sard every day-s fact not unworthy of considers'
ton. Much credit is due to the company and is ofi'
GERS for the aid given to the enterprise, aud humani
ty will be greatly indebted to thSm if they will pur
cue the subject until the Improvement shall be per-
fsced and generally adopted.
The party enjoyed the fine dinner provided at the
hotel for their comfort, and will long remember the
capital speech Of Mr.. Marshall, one of the propre'
tors of the invention and the inimisble defamation
Of Mr.. Thompson, Of Hanover, brought forth by the
complimentary sentiments OF Mr.. Robinson, Presi.
dent Of the company. We say with no less conf
dence than pleasure, in the language of Mr.. Tbomp
son, that nee are all in for the brake, and Jeiie7e ;s
| coDita(thiRr.
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JOHNSON & PUGH,
c o n NJ ION NERO HAN 8,

OFes, Fress Building, Aoekoe Wsre House,
NARE this method Of saying their friends and pat
rops, and all others who are disposed to patronize
them with the sale Of their Wheat Crops that they have
furnished themselves with large lot Of Wheat Bags
which will be sent soon q. ordered Their charges be-
ug tho heretofore charged By the Railroad Com
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Posomsc Railroad, have
disposed Of their bsgs
AP continue give their best attention to tho sale
of Tobscco Flour and Corn &c, &c. and respectfully
solict an 6cresse Of patronage. Aug 4-clm
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HAYNG on han 4 choice variety of faurr = -
,ufBeietiy large for ,rsnsplsntng respectfully - -
call the attention Of the public 70 them:
NV Nursery 10 located .ahsf miles North East
from the Old Market where will take pleasure In snow
ing them. o..
An orders addressed to, left at my agents Messr:
Van Lew Taylor & Co., No. l9, Main street Richmond,
Aug af-sem LEWIS TUDOR.
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IMPORTANT TO DRUGGISTS.

1MPORTANC to UHCGG1sTs.
phyGcisu of FIVE years expert
" ence in an extensive practice, situation as clerk
In Drug Store His reason for desiring situation OF
this kind that he designs making permanent business
He aatters himself from his extensive acquaintance with
Druggists and Physcisns of the South that he carry
large amount of trade to any house The best tesi'
Addres. MEDlCUS,
Feb I1-cvH Raleigh North Carolina
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TUE GREAT Observation-Disclosures to the Au.
qua, number Of the Artisan, the work on this great
uSos Of the bull 10 completed externally, including
rvsttipe and csulking.
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SHORT CRUISES.-lt s stated that the Sscre:a.
~ of the Navy has dsermnedto shorten the cruises
nj the national vessels from three years 10 two yesrs
II ia expected that by this more efficient SEA
men viii bs induced to enter ths naval sssriss.
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yond which the General Government says the iusti
tuition OF slavery shall not 20; the great principle of
popular sovereignty is re affirmed by Congress and
proclaimed again by the Federal Executive. In fact,
30 far as the Union and the government growing
out Of it are concerned, there s no good ground for
serious complaint on the part of any portion of this
country.
Perhaps some extremist would say, that the Fede-
raj Government should enforce the fugitive slave law
in every State on all occaaons and at every
Is there any law against which offences are not some.
times committed, without the detection and punish
ment of the offender' Every possible precauton lie
adopted by the Government for the execution of the
law. And since this is the disposition Of that auhor
ty which is incident to and inseparabe from the
Union, surely the Union cannot be blamed for that
which ls done by the States.
As long as our country is under the control of the
same policy which now directs its affairs, the Union
cannot be destroyed. The rights of the South are
acknowledged and guaranteed by the legislators of the
nation. And hence We hold that it is superatively
silly to be clnorng for dsunion when the confedera
cy has proved pre.emnently successful and the pr.
mve principles Of the government are still in force.
The time may come when Black Rspublicsnism may
obtain control in the councils of the country; when
abollionist may be elected to the Presidency,
majority in Congress may impose another "Missouri
Compromise" upon the South. And in that event,
our voice shall also be heard in favor of immediate
secession, cost what it may But instead of desiring
such alternative as disunon, i. should be the aim
of every patriot 10 endeavor to avert it.
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THE PRESBYTERIAN CONVENTION.

We lay before our reader, the concluding proceed
ngs of the Presbyterian Convention which has been
n session in this city for several days past The de-
bates were able interesting and instructvei and the
object Of the Convention, Of course, commands the
appreciation of the Southern people. However sad
Il may be to see the ecoIessstcal chords that bind
together the two sections of the Unon swapping one
By one. it 10 still. cheering to observe that the South
is still setting in the church elsewhere only In de-
fence, and with irmnsss and spirit that oespeak
a sefsustaiuing consciousness OF right.
Politics in the pulpit is something horrible to con
tsmpste. But since the sacerdotal robes have been
,oiled with the fanstcism Of the North, it becomes
us of the South as Christian people, to dispute the
preroeatve, by virtue of which the Church and the
Senate have been epoined, and to throw Oh the fou
thing that would desscrate the sanctuary Of God
with the communicating communion of Abotioni'm
non the heads of the Northern people must rest the
awful responsibility Of these d''sn'ion' In the
Church.
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NOTICE..
OFFICE OF THE RICHMOND AND YORK RIVER
RAIL ROAD COMPANY.
- RIcHx6sp July 25th, 1857.
a GENERAL meeting of the stockhoiders OF the
"A Richmond and York River Rail Road Company, wlli
be held wes Point in the county Of King William on
Monday the 3lst day Of August next.
By order Of the Board of Directors.
July 27-cwt3lstAug A. ". MORTON. secy.
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NOTICE.
1talCAN LAND WARRANT. No 55.577 for lC,l
scses, Issued on the 25,h day Of October, 1884, in
aaS Of the undersigned, a. reported BY the Pension
and was sen, to me in the city of Richmond, Va
sat 10. duplicate land warrant in lieu OF said lost
|I2e-ew6w MARSHALL N. FERGUSON.
~ :, ITO ~ HAND-A fresh supply of WATCHES.
kSv SrvEocCkS, cGkS, JEWELRY, MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS,
,SsooDS, &C., which will be sold low at the Lgn
Aae' Old Street, Petersburg. Va.
c. LEONARD.
ia N Repsirer of Watches. Clocks, Jewelsy, &c
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guyHE undeiened offers for sale his land in King apd
Queen county, called "Grsahbries" situated within
two mas OF the attaponi River sad about four or hVe
miles from Walk the hend al steamboat navigation
H adoins the estates Of John Walker John Ryland and
Sale and contains sci! acres Of land, OF excellent
nns,y md mostly in woods There is but very little
open land on the place-he greater portion being
body of woods thcky with pine oak and hickory put
principally pine and those disposed to engage IN the
business of cutting cord wood offering great
large seagog schooners high as this point and
within two miles Of the land
The farm 10 well wate-ed, with several mar! banks con-
veneutly aituated.
datey.
Unless sold before privately, lof which due notice
will De given the above snd will be sold publicly on the
premises, on THURSDAY, the 9Th of August 1857, II
fair If not the next fair day thereafter;
Persons desrous Of making enquiry or proposals oy
letter can do Q by addressing D. H. GREGG
April 2a-cwtf Ayletts, King William County, Va
" ALUABLK PROPERTY AT HALIFAX
COURT HOUSE FOR SALE.-The very valuaoie 70
property at Halifax Court House. known Halifax HOTEL
Is now offered for sale privately. deemed unneces
sary to detail the many advantages OF this property az
has been for many years acknowledged to % ole OF u
most reputable and we'll conducted hotels IN tue
There have bees. within he past eighteen monIas
substantial Improvements msoe upon 'a' 'oh aAH ''"N
are now In progresS ,ha
If the property be not disposed OF privately oei0,e e
2h day Of September Chat being court day0 II wiz then
be offered for sale the premses at public auction
The terms shall be liberal.
Those who may wish to mako enquiries IN reanon 20
lams at Mount laurel Halifax county, or Mr. George W.
THos. j. WILLIAMS,
Am, A-ctaSS GEO. w. WILLIAMS.
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nv OF VIRGINIA.

PENITENTIARY OF VIRGINIA.
lASuFACTURED at this Institution, and sold there
L .ad n the Agents Store, No. "a, Pearl street, tue
owing articles. ut reduced prices, to wit:
Boo:i, saoes and Brogues
Wo1sp Caiidreu ana Servants Shoes
Wagon sad Cart Harness of every description
iiec.ne Bsais, Leather Hoso
Wagons, Cagts
rsyi and Whselbarrows
WGdrObes. Safes, &c.
81? ?sd and Plaid Cottons
is',syssni Linseys, for plantation hands
aesdy Made Clothing for servants.
Eot me above articles hand and tor sale, or VIII
-.e repaired or other JOB work done to order on
II ,oee for cssh, or to punctual customers only on
susne
sss IRON tue country, With satisfactory references,
:7ay attended to. Address R. NJ. HlMMO.
.tJa-ca Agent aud Storekeeper Va. Renitentiary.
NIFrY DOLLARS KEWARD-Thes above re
sard ct fifty dollars will be paid for the npprehen.
Aaa negro man, named JOHN, sometimes calling
M Nelson, ii taken within the State and twenty hve
t'i taken within this city county upon his deive-
@ee subscriber, or Mr.. VIM. Greanor OF Richmond.
end negro away from the factory OF Mr. VIM.
fa.r On the ll;h Of June last. He s man OF rather
2.y appear ance very quick In answering when spo.
r. about .etf or inches high. quite slim, and
r :ak IN complexion. 1t is supposed he is still urk.
5a ,hs ci,y or County, and, as he has relations in
s-.5cTE and Essex county, he iGay De 10 eitncr OF
Fs :e!sabortoods. is TRIBE, Dunnsville.
Ia .-rlm Easex county, Va.
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The RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
FRIDAY MORNING, sEPTRMBKR

BY RlTCHIE & DUNNAvANT.
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T0 rDITORs AND PRISTss,Mi0S4 to

TO EDITORS; ASp 10 asiI sH shs'
;s;ss.;' os gssTa It sHs5 4SfE 9sSS supply o.
Gss 4 81 On ss 5si; SsS isyR TyRs and
sSsy fSaadfy fSsR 80 S. article. required ins
,..;,g ~ aac offce. including : GALLEYs. &c,
i'---s CASES, CHA'--usl in every respect to any
hica We and wh;eh b, we rnlnrsd will, sell o.
Il errs. rI ,;er cent, discount for cash Old
da,s,ss new at The Sn 60 asv. Prse ro
y,,ne cen,.ps fo,ierwlse sig cents per pound
.- " - of ,ur: he VA. HAGAR, JR., co.
I'd AGENT * VIRGINIA, for the above
The ursss Enlistment, can supply the trade with
,:a r.Iy nas.:risS pREssEs, TYPES, CASES, &C.,
terms hoyine printed the ;,b h1ra axne
asp Ey.a,srta., purchased from Messrs. HAoAR
I'D o;h>duced to recommend materials from their e'
Co.. IL, in preference to others.
uoI.fiea Books will be furnished TO the trade, and
sicle, q. may be selected will be forwarded with
rch. WM. B. ALLEGRE.
50 Enquirer" Office. Richmond, Va
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AZ THE GOvERNoK OF VIRGINIA


,ar,.s been received by the Execu'
MoENAIiSSSSR HENRY GREGORY j. charged ueoa sun
H f Win cnsi. nh .Isn, pasts ,s a.s
sTe, knowing him TO be free, and thar tne
=: as SD from justice. and is now going a. large
DO hereby offer rsw1a of sps ss .ad aen
'H's - asi;rsr him into the jail of the county Of
and 40 moreover .equirs all Officer: -, o' so ,as
and Military ana 5eaass. pEosure sIi the ar
~ .o,- h.. he mGy be brought 10 JUSTICE
,s ,Ia paas M naad a, aad under .as Lee. s
a'sa 80 ii lie Commonwealth. at Richmond, tais
-, a4.h day o. Aususi, !ss" ,,,>,,y y,.,sy
!! = 0''''"'' sec OF the Comth
.~ -.ro-v ia abou: Zee, ~ irches nigh, OF snooIn
5! .,., with dark hair and eyes. wa.
a'2s sre.dS OF dark color and 5000
s a easy ,ad ad'.oss .eor dressed in cotton shirt S.
r ts'nel ', straw ha:. for wear he
In. "oI., ON hi, upper lip.
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EDWIN WORKMAN & CO.,
'HoCERS, COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
AID
A.skS IL IRON, STEEL, AND AGRICULTURAL
MANURES.
TEND particularly TO the sale Of Wheat, Corn,
iour and Tobacco full supply OF grain bags on
! xlth which farmers can be supplied who wish TO
en grain to u.s. July 9-c4m
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Notices, Sales, &c.
/, VirgimiaI..'.

PITCHIE county to wit: AT Rules held in
H. the Clerk s Office OF the Circnit Court for
said county on the first Monday in April, 1851 :
Amos GuiPs against Charles NJ. sAyres, Benz
lamin s. Ginning han. James r. Watson, VIM.
R. Lowther and Jacob Hardbarger, In Chancery.
The object of this suit is to obtain a decree TO
sell tract of land in the county of Richie, ly-
ing on Cheyanx de irieze. abfanch of Indian
creek, containing LOO acres, now In the posses
sion Of defendant Hardbarger, but formerly. own.
ed by defendant Ayres, 10 satisfy Judgment
lien in favor of the plaintiff. And the said
Charles NJ. Ayres not having entered his APP
pearance, and it appearing by affidavit filed in
this office that he is not an inhabitant of this
Commonwealth, it is ordered that he do appear
here within one m"nth after due publication of
this order and do what is necessary, to- protect
his interest in this suit, and that copy of
this order be published in Cecper's Clarksburg
Register for four weeks successfully, and that a
copy be posted at the front door OF the Court
house of Richie county, on the first day of the
next term of the county Court of said county.
A copy. Teste. AMOS CULP, Clerk
CYRUS HALL, Alto. for PI'f, apl7 1t
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Notice,

TNHAT shall, as Commissioner appointed by
l. decree of the Circuit Court OF Harrison
county, on the 10th day of December. 1851, in u
Chaucery cause OF Ephraim Bee aud Gideon D.
Camden AGAINST Wilson X. Shinn's administra-
Tor and others, proceed to sell before the front
door Of the Court house of Dnddridge county,
on the 10th day Of May, 1851, that beng CircnIt
mentioned, to the highest bidder, upon credit
of one, two, and three years, with interest from
date-and that shall require bond with good
personal security, and retain the title of the land
n further security.
The said land is situate in said county of bod
bridge, On Jockey Camp Run, q branch OF Mid
die Island Greek, near the North Western VIr-
GINA Railroad, aud within few miles of said
Court house. 1t is well wHtered and tim beTed.
a large portion OF it is arabic and fertile.
BENJAMIN WILSON.
April Sd, ls57.-7t.
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Valuable Property for Sale.

~ atcd on the Fnirmont and Beverly Turn
pike about S miles from PhilliPpi, Barbour
county, is offered for sale. There uro about
l5V acres cleared and under fence. Tho lnud is
level, clear OF stones, and well wHtcred. There
Nre on the premises u good variety Of grated
fruit, OF several kinds, and good buildings.
Also, II tract OF 100 acres lying abont six IN lies
from Phillippi,-a thirty acres OF which ar Q
cleared. TINS is good, Level lund, hUs on it IL
double log house, and all necessary out-build
iugs
Also, tract Of 1000 acres lying on Cheat Riv-
or, in Randolph and Tucker counties, on which
there has been some improvements. THIS land
is OF most excellent quality, we'll timbered and
contains an abundance OF coal.
All this property will be sold cheap if "ppli
cation be made soon TO WM. z. GOJpEE.
Cl4rksburg, March 20, 1851.
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Portable EHOur Mills

TTllE Subscriber is manufacturing Portable
l. Flour Mills, Ola quality superior for sim
plicity aud durability to any other in use.
They can DC driven ny Steam, water, or horse
power, and will prove an acquisition 10 iron
masters, stock focuers and lumOcr men. There
are hundreds OF persons throughout the couu
try who have surplus water or steam power, or
whose power is only employed portion OF the
time OH other business, who, by introducing one
or of these mills into their establishments,
time accommodate tho public. One of these
mills 80 inches III diamotcr) grinding over IL
bushels OF feed per hour, can be daily in OPP
Grafton ut the OH and Feed Mill OF Lcssrs Suy-
Steam engines, boilers and mill furnishing on
hand and made to order. Orders and enquiries
attended to with dispatch.
W. w. WALLACE,
$40 Liberty st., Pittsburgh Pa.
marry 1hm.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
MORE new GOODS!
d AT THE .!s:ilS.s, n
Clarksburg Station !

II AM just receiving, aud now opening, at my
i store on the R. r., a splendid assortment Of
seasonable GOODS. consisting in part, Of the
following articles ::
BriIliants, Robes, ChaIlies. Debages, Berages,
Lawns, Ginghams, Prints, Illusions, MantilIas,
Trimmings, Flowers. BOnnets and Ribbons,
with every variety of Ladies' apparel.
Clothing, Boots and Shoes, Hats and Flats,
Groceries, Coffee-l216 to l4c To-, MoIasses-
SOC gallon, Oils, Paints, Iron, Nails, Salt in
sacks and in barrels, Bacon, Hardware, Queens
ware, &c.
My assortment is complete, and for quality
and prices will compare with, If not surpuss any
in this market. I am willing to do with small
profits, and as the past six months has been ia
vorable TO my trade here. anticipate the future
with lively anttcipations. y. .. ...-..,. 81.
1 wish 10 purchase all kinds of produce. AL
SO, Slaves, Headings, Locust Pins, &c, which
am paying the cash for. ...-
Having made permanent arrangements with
the Master of Transportation Of the Railroad
Company, would say that all goods consigned
TO my care will be properly delivered al. my
warehouse. A. NJ. BASTABLF:.
Clurksburg, May LIST, 1851 If
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Quick Sales and Small
PROFITS.
Spring and Summer Goods

NEW CLOTHING STORE, opposite the Court
IN House, in CIarksburg
Abraham Marks has just arrived from New
York and Philadelphia with IL large and elegant
assortment OF Rendy made Spring and Summer
Clothing, which he will soil ut city prices Tor
cash.
He has great assortment of Coats, Pants and
Vests, and all kinds of Boys Clothing, for Sum
mcr wear also, u lot of elegant Summer Raglan
Goats, expressly for the season.
Splendid lot of Gents. Gnitcrs-calf and cloth
of all patterns and styles.
lie also keeps IL regular Gcntlemen's Furnish
ing Store, in which may be found every article
of geMtleInen's wear. .
lie invites tho public to call and examine his
large and varied assortment OF Spring and
Summer Goods before making their purchases,
lie is confident that he suit the tnstes OF
the most tlstidious, in style, quality and price.
lie has renewed aud enlarged his stock of
Hats, Caps, Boots and Shoes, und has opened the
largest aud cheapest lot of SegHrs to be found
anywhere. ap3-tf
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

At the request Of many of my friends in uar-
rison county, announce myself an independent
for seatin the next Legislature of Virginia. i
believe it to be the inulcnnbc right of the peo-
pie to choose their own representatives, and to
their decision l submit my claims. lift be their
will to clcctme, will serve them with ull the
ability possess; ifnot, it will be my pleasure to
bow in submission to the exercise Of their free
Judgment. BENZ. STOUT.
u We are authorized TO announced WIN. NJ
RICHARDS candidate for Commissioner
Of the Revenue for the Lower District, to sup
ply the vacancy occasioned By the resignation
of NJ. J. Orr, Esq.
" We are authorized to announce ALFRED
ROGERS as IL candidate for Commissioner of
the Revenue for the Lower District, to fill the
vacancy Occasioned by the resignation of NJ. J.
Orr, Esq.
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Notice.

TNHAT, as Commissioner appointed by a de-
i cree of the Circuit Court Of Harrison coun-
airy, 1857, in the chancery cause of William H
StOy against David B. Minear, &C., 1 shall |. on
Monday the lst day of June, 1857, that being
court day, proceed TO sell. before the front ooT
of the court house of said county, at public auc-
ton, to the highest bidder, upon credit Of six,
twelve and eighteen months, the land in the said
decree mentioned, which CO insists of 76 acres,
situate on the waters of Jones' Run and Binga-
mon creek in said county. Il is we'll Vatered,
improved, and finely timbered. shall require
bond with approved personal security for the
payment Of the purchase money, and retail n a
lien, on the land as further security.
BENJAMIN WILSON.
April 10th, 1s57.-myl 1t
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Smut Machines.

T ULL'S patent Fronch Burr Smut Machines,
IL used in over 500 oil the best mills in the
last u life time.
When they become dull, the edge can be re :
newed by cracking tie Burr. We annex u cor
titicate from one OF tho largest Hourshing mi lis
in the west; aud Tor further particulars refer to
our hand bills.
PITTsBURG, June 26, 1852.
w. w. WALLACE, ESQ. Dear Sir:--We have
now in use i'll our mill two Of your Burr Smut
Machines they work to our entire satisfaction,
and tney durable, not liable to get out OF or
der, and consider them the best machines
now i'll use. WILMAkTII Il NOBLE
All orders promptly attended to
w. w. WALLACE.
3l9 Liberty ST., PittSburE Pa.