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Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1848-09-06
PUBLIC SALE.

ENllE subscriber having disposed of his farm and
Tan yard adjoining Waynesborouuh and in
tending to move TO the West this fall, will offer
for sale at public auction, at his residence. on We'd
nesday the 10Th September next if fair, if not, the
next fair day, all his HOUSEHOLD s. KrTCH-
EN- FURNITURE, amongst which are some
8 or III good feather BEDS and first rate bedsteaGs.
with the usual variety found i'll well furnished
house and kltchen-also the usual variety of farm
Ing implements, all OF good quality, consisting in
part OF Flows, Harrows, &C., a very good Wheat
fan, first rate Mich Cows about 5 bushels Clio
yerseed, two lots Of Corn, on the ground one CON
tanning about acres and the other aboNt acres,
about ten tons well cured Timothy Hay, and all
the leather not disposed of privately before the day
OF sale. Also a large two horse family Carriage,
strong and substantial. He will offer for sale at
the same time lot of Land adjoining the town of
Waynesborongh, containing about FIVE ACRES:
ana I'VE toWn lots, one OF Which has comfortable
dwelling on it and the necessary out houses.
Terms Ofsale.--For the personal property for ali
sums of five dollars and upwards, a credit of twelve
months will be g wen, the purchaser giving bond
and approved security under that sum the cash
will be required. Terms for the real property will
be made known on the day of.sale
WILLIAM CLARKE.
August 30, 1S4S.-tds.
n. B. All persons having open accounts are re-
spectfully invited TO forward and close them
before the day of sale, and those of my customers
who have Warkcd leather here, will please call and
take 1t away. w c.
Democrat copy three weeks.
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A VALUABLE FARM
FOR SALE.

1eISS ~
n obedience 10 The provisions Of tile will Of JAS.
u Lindsay, decd, the Undersigned will expose to
sale, by way of Public AIclion, on the premises,
ON the 24M dag Of august meri, the VALUABLE
FARM Of which the late James Lindsay died SELF,
Cd The said farm is situated on Tie Waters of The
North River, in the county 1f RjcktrldSe. about
siS miles from Lexington, and adjoins The Lands Of
Benjamin. tarew, and Kirkpatrick's Heirs,--is Of
excellent quality, and contains
2l3 Acres.
The Improvements consist of THREE Dwell
LING HOUSES, BARN, and all necessary out
hdases. A MERCHANT MEL, SAW MILL,
and DlSTlLLERY. Persons disposed to pur-
chase. are requested to view ttie ifernises.
TERMS.-3l00 win be required in hand to de-
fray the expenses of sale, and fourth on the Est
day of January, 1919, the balaute ID oiie two and
three years in equal instruments. Possession will
be given of the Mill and two Dwelling Houses on
the day OF sale, and the first day of February,
1912 full possession will be given Of the PIanta-
ton with the exception of the fields ihat may be
in crop) Bonds with approved security will be
required and the title withheld as ultimate securi-
~ until the last pay nent is made
A. LINDSAY, Ex'or of
SuIy i6, 1s4s:-tss ' '' ''' D.
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lar. MLANE's LIVER pILIs-The se

AR. M'LANE'S LIVER PILIS.-The de.
mahd for this great remedy is rapidly increas
ing, and we are every day receiving orders from
distance for lots, which we find it almost imposs
bic to supply as fast as required The truth is, the
remedy requires only a trial to convince the most
sceptical Of its excellence. We select from file
Of similar documents, the following:
"CoviNGfok, ONO, May Is, 1877.
81. Kidd s Co.-Centlemen-As am engared
In selling few very choice medicines, / do not
consider my stock complete. unless have a supply
of DIR. M'Lane's Liver Pills. | obtained a few
dozen boxes Of these Pills from Mitchell & Co.
which sold very fast, and wish new supply i'm
fnediately.
JACOB WINDER, p. M
Prepared for the Proprietor and sold wholesale
and retail by j. KIDD & co
No 60, Wood street, Pittsburg. Pa.
For sale also by E.SKRLDGE g. GUSHING.
SauntOn, Ia.
o. N. B.-Purchasers will please be particular
and inquire for "Dr. .MLamc's Livcr Pills" and
take no other.
September 6, lS49
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.


N pursuance Of decree of the Circuit Superior
Court Of Law and CRancery for The county of
Augusta in The case ofJcsse Dod's Administrator
against Mathew Helms aud others, rendered at the
June term, 1913, the undersigned Commission
or will, on Monday the 9th day Of October next
expose to sale at public auction, On the PROMISES
IN the village Of Fishersvile in the county aire
said, lot Hground with the appurtenaiices con
tanning ONE-FOURTH OF AN ACRE AND
TWENTY-NlNE POLES, which was Convey
ed TO William Craig in trust on the 9Th of April.
1858, being the residue Of three fourths of an Acre
and twenty-nine Poles, purchased bv Matthew,
Helms of the said jesse bold, after taking off the
quarter acre lot sold to Andrew Helms, and by him
to Firebaug'r atd the quarter acrelot sold by Mat
thew HELMS to ID. s. Coiner, which said lot is d.
rected to be sold the following teruis, to wit =
80 much OF the purchase money TO be paid in hand
as VIII be sufficient to pay the expenses and char
ges u sale, and the residue in nine months there
alter. Ii tile proceeds of the sale of the above men
toned lot shall be INADEQUATE to The payment of the
claim under The decree aforesaid, tlien will lie en-
posed to SALE ON the day on the premises, the
quarter acre lot which was sold and conveyed by
Matthew Helms To ID. S. Golfer; and should the
proceeds Of this lot wien added to those of the pre-
cedhg sale. still be Inadequate to satisfy and dis
charge The decree aforesaid, then will be exposed
to sale, ON the same day, the premises the quar-
ter acre Tot conveyed by the said Matthew Helms
TO Peter f'ntebShgh. For the deferred payment a
foresaid, bond with approved security will be re-
quired shd the conveyance withheld till paymeht.
JOHN Il. ARNALE, Cotnm'r
Staunton, Sept g. 1913
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GREAT EXCITEMENT.
BALrxnuoRE CLOTHING DEPOT.
lSIQANlE Ss O3o

"a, 9lANlE Ss O9o
A GAIN invite their friends and the public gen
orally to'tall aiid e&hihire their NEW and beau
tiiul and we'll selected stock Of
SUM.MER iaND FILL CLOTHING.
which they have just received, and which are made
up m the latest style and by the best %ofkinen in
the city of Baltimore. The citizens df Stadnton
and the surrounding country have found out that
they sell oHEAfEk AND BETTER MADE cLoriirNc
ginia-and rs Goods are cheaper this Sprii;I, they
will be able to sell twenty per cent cheaper than
ever before dffarod Their stock CONSISTS Of every ar
ilcle usually Kept in Clothing Stores, viz: Coats,
Panaloons, and Vests Of all kinds and qualities
ALSO-a, great assortment of Hats and Caps, and
Centlemen's
FURNISHING GOODS.
Fine Shirts, Silk Neck and Pocket HanlkGrchicfs.
SSuspenders, Stocking, and a large assortment of
Leather and Hair Trunks, Brass Clocks, &c,
which will be sold low
Come one-,come ALTO Frank s Co.'S Balti-
more Clothing Depot, corner Of the Virginia Hotel,
Staunion.
AUGUST 30-Sm
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Painting and Paper-Hanging.
r. w. A r e L T.

WOULD respectfully inform the citizens Of
Staunton and vincnty, that he has located
himself in this place, where he will carry on the
HOUSE, SIGN, s. ORNAMENTAL PAINT
ING & PAPER HANGING, in all their various
branches.
MIR. A. is also prepared 10 manufacture Block,
Letter, Plain, Ornamental and Transparent Signs,
al1he shortest notice, and in the most exquisite style
From long experience in the above named bu-
sness, he feels confident in Offering himself for the
patronage of the public. All kinds of Paper Hang
ing and Glazing done on reasonable terms and at
the shortest notice
The best reference given if required Room op-
Posite the Virginia Hotel
S,aunton, Aug. so, lSAS.-lm.
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o u TT U a e. z.

plcD, On the Goth ultimo, al the residence OF her
M near Churchvc. in the Dist year Of her age,
t I.a, ANNA JhNE SHUIY, consort Of MIR. Lewis n.
on11ey, ane daughter Of Mr.. John Smith Mrs. Sbucy
rcgion IN the 18th year Of her age and con
~ neieh WITH the Church Of the United Brethren
IN ChrIst OF which she continued consistent member
un.n her acaa IN the death Of Mrs. Shucy, her pa
cy the loss Of an aFcctonatc dopaon 10 whom he had
1ecn united Ia marriage only about five months 1t is
however source OF great comfort TO BcF Friends that
everlasting gain. e.
DIED on Wednesday the 9th OF August. a, the resi-
uence OF his father, Mr. SAMUEL KELLgR aged % years
and IL days.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1848-09-06

BE CAREFUL HOW ToU CONDEMN =. .Jsdce M,
from circumstances. Speak not against a mans
character wth6uta thorough investigation. Amin
'ima'ioh That nelghbor has deceived you or has
cheated another, may ruin him. After you have
haduced his character, and then ascertained vonr
mistake is impossible 10 undo the injury produced
An I'll report spreads like wild-fire Be exceedirq-
iy careful, then, how you condemn the course Of
another, without positive evidence of his knaverv
or dishonesty Portland Unpire
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ORGANIZED ORI1ANIZEi

Wings of Augusta, to your post, Your enemy
IS already in the feld-he has planted his batteries
az almost every precinct in the county, and YOU
rave cone nothing to oppose him. Why do YOU
siunoer upon your arms? BE not too confident in
your cause and numbers. While the Persian host
was was sleeping, the Grecian band routed them
Whlle the Turks slept, tho SuIiote handful con-
ssrued by your opponents into Indifference n yomr
success. Show them their mistake Your ca,se
Tears nothing but coucealment''- while ssvo,,
sleep the enemy sows tares" BE up and doingJ -
De acnye-bo vigilant,-and in November Old
wing Aogusia--now so quiot-wll send up a
places r.
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NJ A r RED.

On the 18th ult, by The Rev A. r. Luddcn. MIR
ENos Dull, TO Mis- ANoELrNE SToUrrEa all Of hi,
county. " " ~
IN me 2oth ult, by the same, Mr. JOHN palmer
to Miss ELEANOR l.. A. CAMDEH both of this count "
On The 2nd ult., by the Rev B. ~ Brown Mr. VIII
LIAM MILLER, Of Fauquier county, TO Miss CHA RLorrE
daughter of Mr.. Boon, of Bath county.
on the 18th ult, by the same, Mr.. JosEfH LreHT-
LEx. of this place.
On Thursday the 22d ult, by the Rev Luther En-
SrSon, MIR. WILLIAM RICE, Of Rockingham, to Miss
land county. 81
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VIRGINIA AT rules held in the Clerks Of
nee OF the Circuit Superior Court Of Law and
Chancery for Augusta County, Monday the 7lh
OF August, 1913,
Isaac White, Attorney for Jane Royster, widow of
Hardiman Roysrer, dec 'd-Plaintiff,
:, AGAINST
Peter GoSrey, and Nichols c. Kinney, receiver
OF the Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chan
Gerry for Augusta County, in the case of White
VS.. Moore's Representatives, defendants,
IN CHANCERY.
, The defendant, Peter Lowrey, not having en-
tered his appearance and given security, ACCORDING
to the act of Assembly, ard the Rules of this
Court, and 1t appearing by satisfactory evidence
lhat he is not An inhabitant OF This Commonwealth
Vt IS ordered that the said Deiendan, do appear
here on the first day Of the nest Term, and I'm
swer the bill Of the plaintiff; ard that a copy Of
this order be forthwith inserted in some newspaper
printed in Staunton, FOR two months successivev,
and posted at The front door Of the CouTth house.
Copy-Teste.
MICH G. KINNEY, c. c.
AUGUST %, 161S.-2m.
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VIRGINIA AT Rules held in the Clerks Of
flee of the Circuit Superior Court of Law and
Chancery for Augusta County, Monday The 4th
day Of September, 1913,
Jacob G. Roller and John Crawford fate partners
under the style of Roller and Crawford@Pltfs.
AGAINST
David ID. Hoshonr, administrator of Michael Cline
dlnst, decd, VIM Morrison and Elizabeth his
wite,Jno. Clinednst, Jacob Clinedinst, VIM. w.
Clinedinst, David ID. Hoshour and Rebebca ]
his wife, Andrew III. Clnedinst and James A,
Clinedinst and infant heirs at Law Of said Mi
chael Clinedinst, decd, and Samuel Harnsbar
ger-Def'ts.
IN CIIANCERY.
The Defendant VIM. w. Cnedinst not Aa ind
entered his appearance and given security, accord
ing to the act of Assembly, and the Rules of this
Court, and it appearing by satisfactory evidence
that he is no inhabitam of this Commonwealth : 1T
is ordered, that the said Defendant do appear here
on the first day of November Term next, and an
swer the bill of the plaintiff; and that copy or this
order be forthwith inserted in Some newspaper
printed in Staunton, for two months successfully,
and posted at the front door of the Court house.
A Copy-Teste,
N. G. KINNEY, e. e.
Sept g. 1S4S-2m
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WAYNESB0R0UGH.

UST received barrel of FIaxseed Oil--also A
~ barrel Of Sperm do, the latter prime article
for Machines, Lamps, Sc. Arrangements have
been made for keeping constantly on hand, a sup
ply OF these Oils; and they will be sold as low as
they can be gotten in the county. Agaii-we have
received another HID. Brown Sugar, of excellent
quality, and have on hand a very beautiful article
Of Cracked Loaf Sugar. All very cheap And by
the way, the very best bargains can be had in
Cloths and Cassimeres, OF which we have 2 rood
variety. DANIEL FiSUBtJRN
Sent g. ISdS-2t
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EXECUTORS SALE.
August 80, ISIS.

INHE subscribers will offer at public sale Of,
Thursday the Dist of September next at the
late residence of James Hunter, decd, near Leba-
non White Sulphur Springs the following property.
VIZ Horses, Cattle, Sheep, Hogs, Grain, Hay.
one one ihreshing Machine, two Wagons, one sett Of
blacksrniths' Tools, Farming Utensils; Household
and Kitchen Furniture. Also variety OF Lumber,
together with other articles too tedious to mention
Terms.-A credit of twelve months will be civ
en- on all sums of 50 and upwards; all SUMS umdeS
that amount The cash will be required.
JOHN HUNTER,
SAMUEL HUNTER, Executors of
JAMES HUNrnR, dec ID
~. b. Those having claims against said estate
WI present them. Those knowing themselves in
oebted will please call and make payment as it is
indispensable that the estate be Settled ,p as speed
lily as possible. }. IL. H.; -, :,
S. III. { "A o'S oi .. II. decd
August so; IS4S.-3w.
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JEFF. KINNEY, Sec'y.


At a meeting of the Wings of the New Hope Pre-
cnot held on the 2nd inst, for the purpose of forming
Rough and Ready Club, on motion, Mr. JAMES
CRAIG was called to the Chair and J. A. WAppELL
appointed Secretary.
David s. Young, ESQ, of Staunton, in few appro,r
ate remarks explained the objects and advantages of
was adopted:
LIST. This Association shall be called tho Rough and
Ready Club of New Hope.
End. Its officers shall be President Vice Prcs;dcn,
Secretary and Treasurer.
Srd IT. shall be the duty of the President to preside at
all meetings of the Club, and call special meetings of
the Club whenevcrhc shall deem it cxpedicht
1th 1t shall be the duty of the Vice President 10 per-
form the duties OF President in his absence
oth IL shall be the duty of the Secretary to keen n
record oil the proceedings of the Club, and to keep
register of all the members of the Club
ON. The Treasurer shall keep and disburse upon or
der OF inc Club, the funds that may be collected.
It'll There shall be an Executive Committee consist
ing OF twenty five members, whose duty il shall be to
induce all those favorable TO the election of and
Fillmore TO register their names as members of this
Club, to attend TO the circulation Of documents
the people, TO procure the attendance Of Speakers
the meetings o,he Club and 20 devise the most
means OF securing full vote ofthc friends Of aS lor and
Fillmore at this Precinct the 7th of November
SIN There shall be meeting of this Club on every
alternate Saturday until the 18th of November
The meeting then proceeded to the election Of officers
"heh Inc following gentlemen were elected
JAMES CRAIG, President
GEO. G. ROBERTSON, Vice President
ROBINSON HANGER, Secretary
THORNTON q. STouT, Treasurer.
Inc ExccntiVc Committee consists of the following
names MAJ James Walker Col. A. r. Givens, vii,
ham w htmore, Capt. Samuel ID. Crawford, Abraham
Slohier, James e. Patterson, James d. Maupn, Rev
George w: Mo@ry, Jacob Humbert, SEN, Martin
cunt, Jacob Myers, James NJ. Stout, George Peters
No6ert Guy, Samuel b Finley, Robert Kenney, Col
N Kerr Charles A. Stuart, JOIN Beard, Henry John
son, j. A: Waddetl, and William Beard
After the organization of the Club the meeting was
ably and eloqucntly addressed BY MeSsrs Young and
Shelley of Staunton sustaining the claims Of Zachary
Taylor IN opposition 10 the socallcd Baltimore Platform
On motion, IT was Resolved, That the thanks of the
the able manner in which they defended the claims 81
General Taylor.
On motion, Resolved, That these proceedings be
published in the Staunton Spectator.
Resolved, That our Democratic brethren be and they
are hereby respectfully invited to with us and par
ticIpate IN the discussions of the Club.
On motion, Resolved, That this meeting do now al
onTn, to meet in New Hope Saturday the 10Th inst
at O'Clock, NJ.
JAMES CRAIG, Pres.
TX. HAHGEn Scc'u
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HAMPDEN SYDNEY COLLEGE,
Medical Department..
RICHNJOND ",

RlCHMONO, VA.
T1NHE ELEVENTH ANNUAL COURSE OF Lee
u TURES in this Institution wili com mcnce on Mon
day. the 2Sd OF October 1918, and continue 10 the 10Th
Of March. ~ ~ ~
.JonN cuLLrs, M. D., Theory and Practice Of Medi.
cine. " ~
r.. L. BoHANNAN, NJ. D., Obstetrics and Drscasca Of
Women and Children. -
- w CHAMBERLAYNE, NJ. D., Matcria Medica and
Theraf cutics '
SOCRATES MAUPIN, Nj. d., Chemistry and Pharma
cy.
CHARLES BELL GIBSON, M D., Surgery and Surgical
Anatomy.
CARTER p. Johnson, M. d., Anatomy and Phisiogo
gy.
BENyAMts F. LocRErr. NJ D., Dcmons,rator Of
Anatomy. VI
In addition 10 the usual Lectures, Medical and S.
StGe Chn'qes will be regularly given at the College
Inn and Richmond fiouse, d, y, I'll, S
students Will be admitted free of expense In these I'M
situations the student will have opportunities of
ing the diseases incident the South and of
very many surgical operations.
The study of anatomy may be prosecuted with the
most ample facilities, and with very trihing expense
Naturalization ticket, G5
Professors fee, tns
Practical Anatomy, m
Graduating fee, o.
Board, including fuel, lights servants attendance
&c can be obtained cheap in Richmond as in an GIN
ON the Atlantic seaboard-Say from s. TO & Der wecE
5. MAUPIN, nj. d.
August 80 ISIS J'
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INTERNAL IMPROVEMENT MEETING.

Amceliag of the citizens of Augusta County was
held at the Courthouse, on "Wednesday, the '30th
day of August, lS4S to take into consideration the
proposition of the citizens of Greenbrier, TO hold an
Internal Improvement Convention at Stauntdh on
the ID day Of October next.
The meeting was organized by the appointment
of JOHN McCUE, Esq, as Chairman, and JEr-
FERsON KINNEY, as Secretary. ~
On motion Of John l.. Peyton, the following re-
solutions were unanimously adopted:
Resolved, Tha, we have received with pleasure
the proposition Of the people of Greenbrier, that a
Convention upon the subject of Internal Improve
mens should lie held i'm this place on the I'd day of
October neXt';-that we concur in the propriety of
said Convention and of active measures in favor of
a general system Of Improvement in the State as
necessary 10 the develOpemeht of her resources-to
her fame, interest and prosperity.
g Resolved, That thismeeing REGARDS tire spec
dy extension Of the Louisa Rail Road 10 the Ohio
River, as demanded alike by the interest Of the
large and wealthy Section Of country through which
it will pass, without any adequate facilities for mar
ket, and the general welfare of the State.
.. Resolved, That the counties of Virginia, the
city of Richmond and the town of Alexandria with
such other Cities and Towns feeling an Interest in
the proposed Improvement, be and they are hereby
invited to hold, as early as practicable, meetings
for the appointment of Delegates TO represen, them
| in said Convention.
d. Resolved, That be committee to cor
respond with citizens of this and other States to
elicit information tile subject of said improve
rhent, and to invite citizens Of other States to at
| tend the deliberations Of said Convention The
chairman filed the blank with the names of VIM.
Kinney, II, w. Shelley, Li,tleton WaddeE, j. L.
Peyton and WIN. Frazier
8. Resolved, That twenty five delegates be 'ap
pointed by the chairman of this meeting t. repre-
sent the county of Augusta in the Convention
and thereupon the following named Delegates were
appointed, to wit: VIM. Kinney, II. J. Niche, 3 =.
l.. Peyton, A. II. Fl. Stuart. VIM Frazier, JefIer
son Kinney, l.. Waddell. Kenton Harper, Benz.
Crawford, John Newton, n. Massie, Jacob Baylor,
WIN. NJ. Tate, j. Walker, Samuel Harnsberger,
James Nelson, Jno M. McCue, Hugh W. Sheffey,
). b. Baldwin, Col. Jas. Crawford, Robert Guy,
JOS Smith, d. Fuliz, Gerard B. Stuart and VIM.
b. johnson.
On motion, Resolved, That the Chairman of
this meeting be added to said delegation.
Resolved, That the Editors of the papers pub
lshed in the Town of Staunon, and of such other
papers in the State friendly to the objects Of
said Convention be requested to publish the pro-
ceedings of this meeting.
JOHN McCUE, Chm.
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SCHOOL.

NJ RS. JANE WERTENBAKER will omen
-" School for children on the first Monday of
oefteuiber, in very comriodlous room in tie old
Bell Tavern
Refer 10 Col. w. A. Bell, Rev. II. w. Baily,
-. Stuart, Esq, and VIM. Craig, Esq.
August 80, 1913.
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GREENVILLE PRECINCT.

The friends of TAYLOR and FILLMORE are
requested to meet in GreenvilIe on Saturday the 9th
inst, at O'Clock, p. NJ, for the purpose of ap-
pointing delegates to the Lexington Convention,
ana al also to consider the proprety of forming a
expected.
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NOTICE,

'l'llE subscriber having become the purchaser OF
u that extensive and convenient Tannery in the
Town of Waynesborough, formerly known as WIN.
Ctarke's Tan yard, would take this method of in.
forming the public, b9. more especially the former
patrons of Mr., Clarke, that he is now prepared 10
furnish them vim Leather Of all kinds and in any
reasonable quantity in Exchange for Hides and
Bark al The usual prices, or to puhc,ial customers
Having also purchased lie entire stock OF leather,
both tanned and in tan roiv in said ward. (Which
stock all those acquainted with Mr.. Clarke will,
Know TO have been heretofore of as good quality
and as extensive, if not more So than tie product
OF any other Yard in the county y he is determined;
so tar as industry and strict attention to blsnesS
and his knowledge of the art Of tanning and curry
ing will enable. hin, 10 use lis best exeriions ID
merit Share OF the public patronage. he would
respectfully invite all 10 come and Judge, each fot
himself, if these things be So
When absent from home, which he must of ne
cessty be, occasionally, until some time in the
month Of September next, Mr. VIM Clarke viii
attend to His business
ii. II. PARRY.
aug. %, lo4o-Ut Dem copy.