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MM HINJtt.FOR CLEANING CLOVER SEEDThe subfcriber having obtained a pater t lor the faid machine, which muft te deemed a very valuable invention and now foiicits the patronage of a generous public. The machine is fo conflrmSed that it may be made to go by water, which will clean from thirty to forty bulhels per day ; a permit for which may be had at the rate of 40 dollars. A permit fora horfe mill may be had at the rate of 30 dollars, which will clean in the neateft manner from 10 to 18 bufhels per day. Hand mills arc made by the fub fcribar at the rate of 55 dollars which will clean from 4 to 7 bufheis per day, which de* pends greatly upon the drynefs or dampnefs of the air. Permits for hand mills may be had for 16 dollars. The fubferiber alfo wiflies to inform the public that he is a mill wright by occupation, and perfons wilhing to havcflt; U ona chine conftrudfed in their mills upon application to him will have their work done in the beft and niccft manner; any f'uch application will be duly attended to and the public approbation gratefully acknowledged by the public’* Humble fervant,MICHAEL ZORGER. Vork county, Penn. Aug 30.
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Washington National Intelligencer and Washington Advertiser
Washington, Washington-DC, US
Fri, Sep 06, 1805
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