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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-09-11
pURATC S ALE.

WILL offer for sale at public auction, on the premises
on the 18th day of September 1850 to the highest bid
der. that we'll known FARM AND TAVERN, known
as Morris Hill, in The County Of Allegheny The Tract
o and contains abu SEQ Acres, hundred Of which
are cleared, and Of excellent quality. The Tavern
necessary outb1dngs No better opportunity can be pre-
sened for an advantageous investment 10 man OF business
and enterprise particular description Of the property is
deemed unnecessary it is presumed any person wishing
TO purchase will first view the premises.
TERMS OF SALE.-One third ofthe purchase mon
ey in hand and the residue in equal instruments payaoe
in one and two wears from the day Of sale, and the title of
the propery retained as security for the deferred pay
mems. 1OI'A' oiiO -ifA lie
9uopst 81. lS50.-4w.
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VIRGINIA AT Rules held in the Clerks Office ofthe
Circuit Court of Augusta County, August Ord, 1850
Martin Kindg-PlaiItif,
AGAINST
George Coner j. Kilan Benjamin Kindg and John Shi-
rey-Defendants.
The Plaintiff having filed his BILL aledging that in 1898,
he purchased Of the Defendant Benjamin kindly TWO par
cells of Land, lying in Augusta Couayby the deed con,
yeyinp the Land the Defendant Khdg reserved road
through part of the Land sold to the Plaintiff and con-
veved 10 him two roads through that part Of the tract which
reaned by him The roads, aforesaid having been
closed the Plaintiff pays maj Necessary csm nm %
convened q the Plaintiff, by mees and bounds, and that
such decree may be made may be deemed necessary to
secure the Plaintiff all the rights under the deed aforesaid
and the said Defendant Bebamn kindly not having enter
ed his appearance and given security according TO the act OF
Assembly and the Rules of this Court, and It appearing BY
satisfactory evidence that he is not an nhaoant OF ns
Commonwealth: is ordered that the said 40
appear at the Clerks Office of our said Court on me fst
Monday in October next and answer the bill OF the RAM
tiff and that copy of this order be forthwith inserted IN
some newspaper printed in Stanton, or one month and
posted at the front door of the Courthouse.
II. C. KINNEY, c. 0.
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DLsA@A!2Yo BROWN s. LYNN
GRoCERs AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS
Corue, of Ca,y s. 18th Streets, Richmond, VTgln'a.

GRoCERs AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS
Corner of Cary 5. 18th Streets, Richmond, parg"'o
THANKFUL for the very liberal patronage extenoeu "
them during the past season., by their friends ana
generous public and anxious still TO retain their condence'
have commenced the Fall Trade, with delermlna-
ton ( possbe) TO offer still greater inducements for teif
continued patronage. IF
They have now in Store very general assortment Oh
foods in their ne which they offer for sale at fair prsces'
among which may be found the following arcles:-
100 hhds of Sugar, various qualities 100 packages Loaf
and Crushed do. 800 bags of Rio Java and Lagalra
Coees SO hhds of Molasses; $50 barrels Orleans 90;
100 packages of Teas, assorted; 300 kegs of Nails ooo
bags of Shot, $50 boxes of Candles; 100 boxes of Fancy
and Prime Soaps 300 reams of Letter, Cap and WI
ting Paper 400 sides of good and damaged Sole Lea
er; 100 casks of Madeira, Sherry and Port Wines ~
pipes of French Brandy $50 barrels Whiskey; lusca
oosa and other brands Also various other articles suit
able for country trade which will be sold at moderate prices
upon the usual terms ,ro
We also strictly attend to the sale of all kinds Of Pho
DUCE, and when In hand make the usual cash advances
All monies due from accounts of Produce Sold will be
paid fdesred by one Of the firm who resides at Wynes
boro or by check on the Valley Bank at Staunton Goods
received and forwarded upon the usual terms.
Richmond Sept III F, lS50-3t.
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a GEN'rLEMA without capital who has had an ex
N tensiye practice in the Lumber business and prac'
teal mechanic, (beng well acquainted with the con-
strucon and management Of machinery wishes to engage
with another with capital, in furnishing lumber for the
Railroad now in progress between Slaunlon and Charoes
Vile A Capitalist by investing $3.50 in Steam saw
Mill of "Page's 2nd class" and having the cooperation OF
industrious skifid mechanic, may realize 81 per cent
from his investment in operation Of this Kind, as easily
as 5 by agriculture or l2in Railroad stock; =.
1t is proposed place efficient skill and attention or
want Of which, capital is often lust entlrey) against cap
i,a on fair equitable terms. Satisfactory references win
regard to character and qualifications will be cheeriuy ZEN
dered
ANY one or more, wishing 10 enlist IN such an enterprise
or TO confer on the subject will leave their address at this
Office.
Stanton. Sent A. lS50.-3l.
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tSSiis .EliUe 0mG Kicking!
PoLliTZ rs GONE!
The largest and most SPLENDID assortment ever
offered IN this Town.
Err ANK G. co,

EpAVE lust received their Fall and Winter supply of
READY-MADE CLOTHING, and now offer TO
the public the largest and carefully selected assortment
ever offered in Staunon They have been very careful IN
making their selections pay strict attention to the quality
Of the materials and the durability aud fashion
of the workmanship and their entire stock they can there
fore confidently recommend Our stock comprises IN part
the following articles, viz:
Fine Black and Blue French Cloth Frock and Dress Coats
Englsh do Black and Brown Cloth Sack Coats; Drab
Cloth and Sack Over Goats; Black Beaver Cloth Over
Goats Black Pilot Cloth Over Goats Blue Blanket and
Felt Over Coats Dab Colored Over Goats, of all kinds;
splendid lot of Black Cloth Cloaks, very cheap
Together qcih general assortment " Paatdoons, ts =
Black and Blue Cloth. and Cashmere Pants; Fancy
Cashmere and Cloth Pants Black and Blue Sattinet
Pantaoons; Fancy and Blue Satnet Panlalocns.
Topeer sch rich and choice selection Of pests, us =
Rack and Fancy Satin Vests; Silk Velvet do Plain
and Fancy Merino Vests latest style; Black Cloth do ;
Cashmere do PLAID Nooen do; Sa''uet do:
We have and will keep large and fashionable assort-
men, Of Boots, Shoes Hats and Caps, Also, Genteg en-
furnishing Goods such as Fine Shirts, Drawers SIX r%cK-
ct and Neck Handkerchies SuSpenderS, Stocks ana Ooi-
lars also. Silk and Cotton Umbrellas Leather Trunks,
and many other articles usually kept in Clothing Store
not necessary to mention.
The pnbc in general are Invited call and examine our
stock of Goods which we will sell cheaper rates, than
similar articles can be purchased elsewhere
We will be in receipt of fresh supplies throughout the
season We will this Fall and Winter, have decidedly the
l,rrest stock of Clohiug brought TO this place
We are determined to sell on the principle of Large sales
and small profits" w.,
with one the largest Wholesale Cloth
nr Houses in the City of Baltimore, persons purchasing
will do well by calling us before purchasing elsewhere
as they can be supplied with every article IN our ne as
cheap as they can be purchased any of The Eastern cities
Call and examine for yourselves. Remember the place.
Corner of the Virginia Hotel. FRANK Y ".
Stanton Sent / lS50-3m.
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REM 0W A Mo
W.aRDW:aRE STORE.

yIHE subscriber has removed to the Store room IN ,e
new building on Main Street, near to B. Craw'oraS >,
and opposite NJ Cushngs where he offers for sale very
extensive stock of Goods in his lne consisting OF
Round Square and Flat rolled Iron of all SIZES snee' anu
Hoop do, CAST Shear and Blister Steel, Hollow ware
Castings, Traces and Halter Chains Shovels, Spades
and Forks Nails Screws Locks and Hinges, IN grea!
variety, and at low prices Handsaws, warranted, MIL
and Crosscut d. Axes, Razors, Pocket Knives, Guns
Rifle barrels, Locks, Shoves and longs Androns' "o,
ven wire, Buggy Springs and Axles, Bride DIS anu
Stirrups,
ALSO, A COMPLETE STOCK OF
Table Cutlery, and Mechanics Tools and Materials,
sncb as Anvs. Vises. Bellows Screw Plates, Hammers,
Files &c., Bench Moulding, Sash, Pow and other Planes
Broad Axes and Hachets Shoe Tools, Lasts and Find
ngs Saddley Clue Glass, of all sizes, and superior quail
ity with great variety Of miscellaneous articles all oil
which will be sold at the cheapest rates
GEORGE E. PRICE.
c... g.. A 1oS0
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VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.
PExTONrA BoTToM.

4 OFFER for sale the above TRACT OF LAM SIT
uated in the County Of Raleigh on .ue neau VI n,svS-
enridqe fork of Coal River, containing AVVo
This Land was located very early day. (aoou years
apo by Gen. James Beckenrd9e' VI DoeWuf'' a"u was
selected as the most desirable tract in all that region OF
country beno one Of the very first locations The whole
of the Tract IS susceptible Of cultivation and 50 nearly
level that il NAV be pughed any and every way without
difficulty From its locality il has many advantages over
anv Tract in the country situate Immediately at the
base OF Guyandolte Mountain which mountain IS unlnnao
tied and is unnhabitabe, and aOounds with the finest sum
mer range for stock 10 be found in the world ms au
is distant only aboa AZ miles from the Kanawha oa Woihs,
aud is also contiguous the Virginia and
Coal Mines immediately upon the pubic roaG' - ."eI
distant from Raleigh Courthouse, at which Ooai MINES anu
Salt works. all the produce OF the SOIL WIN n,0 ,h. - i
market at the highest prices; and from the acl ua IL 10
about the reuion where the Ohio and Virginia STOCK
come in competition with each other, stock VIII iu
an easy and ready market, at high prices
,TLe f,.es to market from this place, VIII % gFeaty
increased in very short time, from the TACT 'a' e
aure atits last session, appropriated from ne P"o'o
urv sum sufficient for the purpose OF cleaning ou' C
Rver en- as to make it navigabe for flat boats up 10 W
shor, distance of this place. and the said aso
nrovded r the construction of Turnpike road rom IA
Ieioh house. to the Kentucky ne when Rao ius'
mass hrouoh this Land About 70 Acres OF tins Lahd Is
reorcd and no,c in civation small portion OF which is
in Grass and is unsurpassed by any Meadow In the STATE
About 200 ACRES have been deadened and now UNDER
/
oono preparaton for cultivation and IN all there is ABOUT
500 Acres under good fence The whole OF said Farm
is well adapted to grass and may be made one OF the most
DESIRABLE GRAZING FAR.NS
in Virginia There upon a Bottom containing between
400 and 500 Acres perfectly level fine dry soil, and well
adapted to either grain or grass
there is upon the Farm three comfortable LOG lSExA
DWELLING HOUSES, good well of water Essss,m
and good springs at convenient distances from the i''A
Houses There also upon and around SAID Land an mex
haustble quantity of the finest Bumnous Coal IN me
world Upon the whule, it is one OF the most oesraCe
Farms in Western Virginia. the Land being productive LOT
either grain or grass-a ready market at home Tor all us pro-
ducts and in addition to this is situated in the most beau
ri as we'll as the most healthy portion of Western Viz
gnia
which really not more than hafits value Persons de-
string TO purchase would do we'll to examine said Land for
themselves before purchasing elsewhere may generally
be fund mon the premises or in the immediate neghbor
hood and will take great pleasure in showing the Land to
any gentleman desiring to purchase ,,,,,,,-
September H. lS50.-3m.
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De. MLAss's WoRM REmEDY !-MLane's Vermi-
fue has long been admitted Ne the best medicine ever
discovered for expeng from children Inc o''0"
ing certificate speaks volumes In It's favor
"MARENeo. WAYNE Co., N. Y, June 29d l07''
81 certify tha, Ihave used MLanes ver% Rn~e sold it,
found it all that it is recommended to be- ana " so
and have in all cases found to be an ehecu>
Sid Wholesale and Retail by THOMAs r, EIk
9 S'aunto"aso by Druggists and dealers ge"er''y
thronohou the United States.
Sspember IL 1850.
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ON e AL,S
Cnmnannd Syrnn Wild Cherry HQarh0und and LEerw0ft.

49, -
For Coughs, Colds Asthma Lneipiens Consumption,
CatarTh, Bronchitis, Splitting Of Blood, and all
other Diseases ofhe Chest and Lungs.
TN Offering this article o,he public do with perfect
dence having obtained sanction most prominent
physicians of the City of Baltimore where the article manu-
featured ~ ~.
Unlike every other popular remedy we furnish home te'mo-
ny from the most valuable sources !, 80,
We are also willing place the recipe in the hands OF any
Physician who recognised gentleman Of good standing ~
the profession. ,,,. ,esa
This TO certify that have been aborng under very 1e-
Cough pain in the side gddness Of the head ana sore
ness of the chest long standing and that BY the use Of three
bottles Of o'Neas Compound Syrup Of Wild Cherry, Hoar-
hound and Liverwo have been entirely relieved and have
considered permanently cured for several weeks past
ANY person desiring special information obtain It by
calling on my residence No. 49, Fawn street Baltimore
Witness; JOHN WREN.
THos. WoRTHINGToN.
M The above article be had Of Messrs HAnPIR kIn
sEy Agents for the Stanton Any respectable Phys
clan can see the recipe by calling on the Agents
. J. L. O'NEAL, Proprietor.
lilly % lS50-2ro.
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mo iHIlDTQI ADIlLsso

rs'EE undersigned having heen appointed Commission
or in Chancery by the County Court of Augusta Of
fers his services 10 Executors Administrators, Guardians,
Trustees sc. BY provisions the new Code the accounts
of Fiducaries must be stated and settled before Commits
sioner of the County Court without order of references
the Commissioner also has power The instance OF an Ex
ecuor or Administrator Summon creditors before nm IN
order to ascertain the Of idebedness OF the estate
upon which he has administered AT the instance any per-
son interested he may the Fiducary to account
before him. and Judgment creditor may obtain from him
summons to the debtor, to appear before Elm and make
discovery, &c.
ANY business entrusted will meet with prompt at
,enton may be found at all times when not profession
ay absent, at my Law Office in Staunton.
' WIN. Ii. HARTMAN.
Starnion Sent a. IS50-6m.
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PUBLIC VENDUE.

WILL be sold public sale at the late residence OF Rev.
w John A. Van Lear, decd, on Messy Creek on
Thursday the 18th Of September the following property
viz A number Of Horses Cattle portion t9a@ years oa
;nr Utensils Household and Kitchen Furniture, and the
half OF large and ,ceU selected Library, &c., &c. Most Of
the property is of good quality. .r ~
TERMS.-A credit Of IL months will be given on all
sums over S. the purchaser giving bond and approved
j. MARSHALL McCUE,
Executor of john a. Van Lear, decd
August %, iS50.-3t.
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Valuable mill Property for Sale.

,J,fIE subscriber offers for sale his GRIST AND SAW
MILL, with 6la ACRES of Land, lying on me
North Fork of Hardware River, Abemae County, also
Tract If 80 Acres of wood Land about mile below, on
which there is good Mill site. The good ocaoh and
fine water power renders this property peculiarly desirable
Further description is unnecessary as persons disposed to
purchase will examine it in person. Being anxious TO dis
pose of it, will sell on very reasonable terms-snch as
will accommodate the purchaser. -
Reference can be made to Marcus Durett, Esq., living
near the premises to John H. McCne Staunton, or to the
subscriber. near Mount Hoeb Post Office Nelson County.
GEORGE M. WOODS.
lime 10 195O-Smeot
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TO THE PUBLIC.

ON and after The 18th inst, our rweekly daylight hap
~ Of Four Horse Post Coaches will BE- re-
newed between Lexington and Saunton leaving Staunoe
at II O'Clock, A. NJ, Mondays, "Wednesday and Fridays,
dine on the route, and reach Lexington early the same
Misunderstanding leave Lexington after breakfast dine
on the route, and reach Staunton early in the evening"
The regular mail Line leaves Siaunton on Tuesdays.
Thursdays and Saturdays O'Clock, A. NJ, dimes On
the route and arrives Lexington early the same evening"
and returns on the alternate days, as formerly BY thn
line passengers connect with all the departing INES =. ~
Their point. - VIM. r fAhiSn q w
June - IS50-tf
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TO CoopERS..

\ WISH to employ CooPet-Ohe that can come well
recommended as an industrious and good workman To
such Card none other need apply will give EN-
nvme;t and will locate him comfortably either at this
psce or Bath Alum Springs, furnishing him with house,
shop and timber. want the material TO be gotten i'm
medatey ior 1--WE hundred tight barrels. For particulars
Address JOHN. w. FRAZIER, Post Master,
Cloverdae Hotel Sept /, 1850
IT, Rockingham Register cogy st.
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PARTICULAR NOTICE.

vr,HF subscriber would respectfully inform bis friends
and the public that he still continues to furnish Wed
dino and other Parties on the shortest notice and in man
ner warranted to please He would also say TO persons
wishing to purchase CANDIES AND CONNECTIONS
ARIES BY the quantity that he is ready to supply them
"a low Tor the cash. as any other house in the place, and
he feels warranted in saying with good be brought
IN the market All he asks is examination before Pse
chasing elsewhere r.. M. CUoHiN".
JuIy "a 1885,
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july 81, 1850.
$4,000 worth Of desirable GOOD al. gfealH
REDUCED PRICES.
WHITE & 90,

INTENDING to remore to another House the ensuing
Fall or Winter and wishing TO have small stock
to remove as possible offer their entire stock from and
ter this date at reduced prices much of which consisting Of
Plain and Figured silks, Plaid and Figured Linen Lus-
tres Bareges, Lawns, Ginghams, CalicOee, yesngs,
Cloths and Cassneres, Ready made Clothing, Lacss.
Ribbons, Gloves, Hosiery &c., &c.. will be sold at and
below COST for CASH In good faith, therefore, we IN
vi,e all wanting Cheap Goods to call and examine
With view to introducing some sautary changes ana
eorns' into our new business suited to The crisis, We
shall unreservedly sell our STOCK at great sacrifices.
Staunton july "a, 1850.
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from! IRON! Iron!

IL persons who may wish to purchase Iron are hereby
N informed that it be had at the Mount vernon
Forge. on South River near Port Republic in this County,
at One Hundred Dollars a Ton. =.
The Iron is of superior quality, and constant supply
is a, all times kept on hand Farmers will find to their
advantage 10 purchase all their Iron of me as am satisfied
it is not equalled by any made in the State ,,,,rn
Rockingham Co., Aug. 81, iS50.-4m.
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r. CARD.

HAVE been appointed by the County Court OF Angus
ia, one of the three Commissioners Of said Court To
sae settle and report the accounts OF Executors Admins
traitors and Fiducaries generally and to perform all other
duties pertaining to such business as are required by the
New Code of Laws.
Parie: interested who may desire my services will please
apply to me at my office nearly opposite the Court house
IT. III. NJ BELL.
Ctnnn,on Sent a IS50=6n.
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TT TEYE OLD ST.E.7D,

(3 doors above the Store Of b. Crawford Esq.,)
yuNHE undersigned continues to carry on the CoACH-
Il MAKING BUSINESS in all its various branches
He is thankful for patronage heretofore recevedand hopes
from his long experience and personal attention to merit
continuance He has variety of Carriages on hand Of
every description used in this country. =,
m Reparing done IN the best manner and at reasonable
prices. =,
Saddlery business and will keep constantly on hand
and for sale Saddles and Harness Of every description Car
age Trimmings Harness Mounting, Whips, Saddlerees'
JUDSON MCCOY.
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GREAT ATTR ACTION.
OPPOSITE TIE VIRGINIA. HOTEL.
SNIFF & CO.,

SNIFF & CO.,
DEG leave to inform their friends, customers and the
I'D public generally that they just receiving large
and carefully selected stock of
Fall amd Winter Clothing,
made up in the very best and most fashionable style and OF
the very hest material Their stock consists in part OF TX
ira ue Frock and Dress Coats Fancy Sack Coats Black
Silk and Satin Vests Velvel Vests Fine Cloth Cloaks
and Overcoa,s of all descriptions Also supply of Hats,
Caps Boots Handkerchief Cravals, Shirts, Drawers,
Socks, Carpet bags, sc. ,,. ...
The subscribers grateful for the generous patronage hth
erto extended to them, would respectfully solicit conn
ance Of the They feel assured that they can sell as
great bargains any in the place and all they ask
is an examination Of their stock and prices.
SNIFF s. co.
S,auniop Sept. | 1850.
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ADMgNESTRAT0R's SALE.

WILL be sold on Thursday Sd day of oct"beT at Inc
w residence of the late John Anderson on Back CreeS
the following property. viz.
One Four fiorse " aqGon Two Livingston Ploughs and
other Farming utensils 200 Busielsof Wheat and all the
Household and Kitchen Furniture.
TERMS, made known on day Of Sale.
BY THE ADMINISTRATORS.
Sentember | 1S5O-ids
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SALE OF PERSONAL PROPERTY,

WILL offer at public auction, at the late residence Of
NJ Ounlan, decd, all his Personal Property. consist
np of HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNl;;
TiJRE, Farming Implements of all sorts; Wagon and
Harness, Buggy and Harness. Horse, two Cows, &c.
&C. AT tine same time will offer for sale four or five val
liable SLAVES.
TERMS-For Slaves cash--for other property SIX
months credit on all sums over $40.
JOHN b. BALDWIN, Ex'or Of M. Quinlan.
Annnsf % lS5n-1ds.
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WILL on Saturday the 18th day Of September next
sell on the premises to the highest bidder small out
valuable TRACT OF LAND, containing a6oal iio A.
ores lying on the waters of the South RIVER adjoining me
Lands Of Samuel Cumnns VIM Stevens and DINERS ABOUT
one mile from the Plank road under construction from
lexington to Staunon and eight or nine mles from 'ne
former place. There is on this place Pfe..y so0u
DWELLINa-HoUsE,
one-haf Brick, and all necessary outhousesa valuable
Meadow Orchard, Sc, and four FIVE good Springs in
convenient distance from The house. The whole OF the
Farm is in pretty good state of cultivation and lays al
most entirely level As am determined on selling, bar
Gain will probably be had. Seeding possession will be CIV
en- at once, and full possession on the LIST day Of November
Mr.. Samuel WHITE who lives on the place. will take pleas
ure in showing it to any DESTROYS to purchase Terms
LIBERAL THOMAS L.. 0lhAA Aoi''
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S. M. YEAMAN'S
iJNRIvALLED WINNOWING FANS.

NiESSRS. CLARKE g. RlvkRcbMB have on hand .
WI large stock of the above named FANS, justly eel:
ebated for the superiority and rapdy Of their execution,
The Propretos feel so thoroughly satisfied Of their superb
orty that they agree refund the money where they do
not give satisfaction All communications relaveto Fans
or agencies either in Rockbrdge Augusta, should -
addressed to the above named, at Mt. Scion, Va.
AUGUST T. lS50.-2m.