Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-06-21
THREE FARMS, TWO Of 400 ACRES EACH,
AND ONE of S37, IN PRINCE WILLIAM
GluNIY VA ElR SALE

/ subscrlDel, desiring 10 lehNelne Stdte now
Il offers for sale his land, in Prince William
County, Va. lying north of, and Immediately upon,
the turnpike leading from Thoroughfare to Gains
Vile, two stations upon the Manassas Gap Rail
road.
This land. containing in all 1877 ACRES is
divided into three separate and distinct FARMS,
lying each upon the above named turnpike, which,
for the sake of convenience, will be designated, ne
FARMS No. |, ., and g.
These FARMS possess the advantage of being
situated in pleasant and healthy nciGhborhood.
II The DWELLINGS and OUT HOUSES up
ZION all three are inferior
! The soil, generally sandy, with subsoil of clay,
is of good quality, and highly susceptible OF i'm
proycmeHt.
FARM No. |, through which tho railroad pass
es, distant half mile from Thoroughfar Station,
contains FOUR HUNDRED ACRES, 800 clear
ed land and 100 IN fine wood aud timber.
This FARM il well watered: the fencing. both
frontier and interior, i IN excellent order.
This FARM does not adIoiu the other Two, be-
inC II half mile from the one, ANA mile from the
other.
FARM No ., distant mile from Thorough
fare, and three from Gainesville, also contains
FOUR HUNDRED ACRES, 25O cleared, and the
remainder in wood and timber This FARM is
! also well watered.
! FARM No. 3, distant mile and half from
Thoroug hfare, and q miles from Gainesville, con
tains THREE HUNDRED and THIRTY-SEyEN
ACRES, $50 cleared, and the remainder in wood.
Upon this farm there is but little timber 1t lies,
however, adjacent to farm No 2, upon which there
is sufficient quantity Of timber for both, should
they be purchased by the same individual.
will sell those Farms together, or separately,
to suit the wishes OF purchasers
! Person. desiring 10 purchase cheap lands are
politely requested to call ana look at these farms,
which will he cheertuIly shown them by the sub
scrber. Boug extremely anxious to sell, my
terms in all respects, will he accommodating.
/ For further information, address the subscriber,
at Thoroug hfare Station, Manassas Gap Railroad,
Prince William County, Va.
CASSIUS CARTER.
Prince William county, le li-eOif
NJANNY'S COMBINED REAPER AND NOW
| wi ER.CAUTI0N TO THE PUBLIC
. WA.HISGroS, Oct. 9. 1855 MAILER 4. Woop,
ESQ, Hoo>lch FALLS, y. Y, DEAR SIR:-You
! ak my opinion the following points, viz:
lst Whether the Nanny Patents cover any
. Reupinr Machine having u fence board at the end
! Of the platform next the man iIhme aud gearing
TOT the grain IT, hc ru-hci against 10y iorker for
! whom -ihnl /. placed sufficiently near the oppo-
lite end ut the platoon t. rurt.c him convenient
| " To- push the grain along the platform against
the wing board, To- gather It into compact bun
, liu AMI then -ue II ~ rmlw-c aud drop II on the
ground III 81 near the outside of the swath and out
Of the wav of the horses when when they return to
/ cut the next swHth'
~. Whether II the NANNY Patents cover such
an arrangement, there is any remedy against those
/ who, without lawful authority under the suId Pa
tent. persist il using the same, 10 the dctrimani
"t those wh" have purchased and paid for the said
Patsnt..
/ rn the first question. reply that the Patent
granted To- John II. Nanny for fourteen years from
the 18th OF June. 1854, aud re issued March 9Th.
/ 1919, claims the combination oi the fence 10 com
pres. the grain against al the outer end Of the ina
chime and guide il while sliding of the platform,
aud the POSITION stand seat for the torkcr AT the
inner end OF the platform, substantially rs IN sad
Patent rel iorth--the end designated as the "outer
end" being that at which tho main frame and gear
ing are located, and that designated the elmer
end" being that on the divider .nle of the machine
! This position Of the raker "r torker, n described
/ III the specification ind SHOWN III the drawings l.
| directly III rear of point about one third 81 the
! length ol tho Cutter from It's end opposite to the
| craak.
There can be no doubt that such u machine as
You describe in your enquiry would he direct in
! irngcment Of the above mentioned Patent
To your second enquiry, reply that y"u have
| ample remedy against all who make, sell or use
machines embracing such Improvement within the
/ territory for which you hold M assignment of the
| Nanny Patents by suit III the United States Cir
! cult Court: and tho Court will decree the payment
/ or whatever damages you may sustain by such IN
/ tringements and enjolm the defendants from con
tinuaure of the further sale or use Of the iniIing
! ing machines. Yours, very respectfully,
p. IL. WATSON.
HoosrcK FALLS, n Y, June ls59.-P. II.
| WATSON, ESQ. WAsHiNGToS d. C., DEAR SIR
| Herewith ! enclase copy Of an opinion which you
CAV. mo III October last and take the liberty to ask
whether you nos any reason for changing the
/ same.
al-u enclose u cut of the Buckeye Machine
/ headed Reaper IN working order, side delivery,
which cut from one al the bandbills OF the man
. uiacturer- uf that machine
You will perceive that the machine shown Ill the
cut comes within the description gave i'll my let
ter above referred To, and which you pronounced 10
/ be covered by the Nanny Patents, of which L ain
/ the proprietor for certain territory.
! Would machine constructed upon the plan
shown i'll this cut, infringe the Nanny Patents or
! any ofthem.
| An immediate answer to this letter will much
! OLiigc yours respectfully,
(Signed) W. A. NooD.
WAsuyGToS June 4. 1Sj9.-WALrERA A. WoOp.
ESQ, HooSiCK FALLS y. Y, DEAR Sm-1n re-
ply to yours OF the lst inst, have to state that
adhere the opinion given to you IN October last,
n. have seen no reason for doubling its sound
ness: aud u machine constructed IA represented by
the cut which accompanies your letter, would
clearly infringe the Nanny Patent, referred to in
| nv said opinion and at least other of the Pa
tents granted to the late John ii. Nanny.
Yours. very respectfully.
Signed P. II. WATSON.
HoosrrH FALLS, n. Y, June sth, 1s59-MR.
D. O. MEADE, AlEXASpRIA. Va, DEAR SIR:-
Please VAN all persons within the State Of Nir-
GINA who may he attempting to sell or use the
Burkcyc or any other Machine constructed upon
the plan represented in the wood cut herewith en-
closed. when cut from the handbls of c. Aut-
man Co.. If Canton, Ohio, that they cannot do
SO without infringing the Nanny Patents, Of
which am the proprietor i'll said State: md forbid
their selling using the snmc. and notify them
that If thcy disregard this warning shall prose
cute them with the utmost rigGr OF the law, a |
cannot afford to permit others 10 compete with me
in the manufacture and sale of inventions that
have cost me a large amount of money, and Of
which AIN the exclusive owner, and 10 which they
have no right, and for which they have not paid
anything. Yours respectfully,
tSigned) W. A. Woop.
ic i6--r03t
NXTARREE WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
w WARRFS County, EA.--This pleasant noun
tain retreat was opened the 18Th OF May,
1859. The conductors will possess eminent adj
yantagcs Tor obtaining the best provision ana del
icacies of the season from the Washington and
ETC. besides supplies 81 Nation, Wild Honey, etc,
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