The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-08-20
HORACE L. f cry & SON,
PrOprietOPs and Managers, 81
HAMILTON STREET, CORNER LIBERTY
AND UNION STREETS, +.
ALBANY, NEW YORK,

The above celebrated works were originated
and erected during the years l847, AS and 40 by
by the present Senior Proprietor, who has with
short interruption) been connected = it'll them as
the principal manager, and more recently (snce
1869 in connection with his junior brothers, un-
der tne style of Emery Brothers, who then for
the first time had any interest in this business or
property.
During the summer of 1862, he attended the
Worlds Fair at London, with sou,e of bis leading
Inventions, and remained abroad nearly two
years, engaged in successfully establishing their
manufacture, going out upon his own undivided
account, and with the Gin and Condenser con-
structed with his own hands.
In the meantime, owing to embarrassments
and losses, and want of pluck, the firm OF Emery
Brothers, consisting OF VIM. B. and u. W. Eme-
ry, made an assignment, and these entire works
and business were sold and purchased BY other
partie and the said firm ceased to exist from
November l, l862-leaving them bankrupt to the
amount of fifteen to twenty thousand dollars, and
they are now emf loyees for the so-caled Cotton
Gin Company, at a salary payable monthly, bare.
ly sufficient to maintain themselves.
On his return from England, in the early part
OF 1864, the present senior proprietor negotiated
for, and repurchased the entire interest, Real an
Personal, in and to these works and business, in
Guiding its entire accumulations of patterns,
Wort ing machinery and its business and contin-
ued the same with the aid of VIM. B. and G. W.
to Nov J., 1864, when he assumed its entire man
agement on his own account-Wm b. and G. w.
for very valuable cash consideration, preferring
to reinquish all anticipated interests and retire
therefrom.
He has since associated with him his eldest son,
FL. HERBERT EMERY, under the style and
name at the head of this notice and continues the
business, in all its branches, at the OLD STAND
than which no more complete establishment of its
kind exists in the countrl.
They have largely increased their facilities
made many new and valuable additions and i'm
proyements, to their already large assortment OF
Machines, which their experience and Obserya-
ton at home and abroad have suggested as de-
sirable. tt'@ ~ 'f''N A'0eS s4fs 49,
The Senior member of the firm is the pioneer
OF this business here, and he has been the design
or and protector of all the leading and successful
Machines which have given the wide celebrity to
these works. among which are the merry
DENSERS, THRESHING MACHINES, SAW
ING MILLS, CORN SHELTERS, CHURNING
MACHINES, COTTON OPENERS, De-, &C.,
all of which they now offer the public on the
most liberal terms, and continuance of their
patronage is solicited.
In the article of COTTON GINS and CON
DENSRES, they are the ONLY parties mann
featuring them with the Improy ements which
give THESE ulns the precedence and their world
wlde reputation, notwithstanding other parties
are now representing that they have purchased
the Emery A. rieultnral Works and are making
these celebrated Machines--a a glance at. the
faets and their Machines wli satisfy the most
common observer. r g -,
We again solicit the attention of the Apricul-
tural Public and the Trade, and assure them that
nothing will be spared to maintain the well
earned reputation OF their wares, which they of
fer ON the most liberal terms TO the Farmers,
Planters, and Dealers. ll 3et,,,r wa r. -
realA,s and Fiiee Lists sent gratis on. appIi-
cation. ~ t{i-,, 81
va Address particularly to avoid errors and
delays, 7G71H7 III
p HORACE l.. EMERY 4 SON.
Albany Agricultural Works,
auiI7D6"-iw q aa3 Albany, N. Y.