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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-23

John FISHBLATT, AUCTION EER-BY JOHN FISH
"a biat ton Wednesday, Nov 24th at IL o'clock NJ
che sales rooms. 20 North William and 223 william
street peremptory sale Of large lot Of furniture he
balance of the stock of cabinet maker retiring
che business Albo, lot of champagne wine, Bega &c.
sc, Sc JOHN FiSHSLaTT, Anotionter.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-23

N D. NASH, AUCTIONEE &-SToRE 80 BROAD
NJ way.-Sherih's sale of liquors ano ,arsrhis day.
Tuesday. at hafpsst 10 e'eiosk a. NJ atno 22 Madison
street. Market and hauscn consisting Of large
quantity of liquors under Custom House stand casks
eounters fixtures. SO. Also horse harness. wagons and
arrays, and light wagons. W. s. WOOD, deputy Sheriff.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-23

30 00n-WANTED.-A PARTNER WITH TIE
N%,OOO above bount Of two thousand dOlla. in
han lBomey furnished hotel with everything
The location Of the best in this city State Aettsr
addressed to Hotel and left at tho Herald Once will
n1rna a nini ie nj
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-23

IoHN FIsHBLATT, AUCTIoNEER.-BY JOHN FISH
~ batt No. 20 North william and 223 William srest
will give bis pepona attention t. the sale Of real estate at
che Merchants Exchange aid household furniture at the
esdenoes Of families breaking housk cng alao 10 tho
gae Of stocks Of groceries, merehaud ofesery descrp
IN New York, Williamsburg and Lr0oklyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-23

HENRY 4. LEEDS, AUCTION NEER.-sEvREs CHINA
vases, nresd decorated hina, bronzed figures
aud dinner set, oil paintings Sc.-Benry lie DIS will
sell this day above 1u o'clock in the cadomy of
sign GG3 Broad ay, argest and collection
Of sevres china bronzed figures painting Paran
china slahaste dol bronzs variety: Dres
den china and dinner Plates fancy
candlestoks, candelabras motto clocks Sci
silver plated and cut glassware in ereat variety
splendid diamond jewelry rings brooches pins 40 Also
large lrl diamond, gold sill
yer fancy articles, segar tsays, &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-23

THE SHILLING LECTUREs.-REV DIR. SEARS, OF
Boston, the able and efficient secretary of the Masa
csusetss BoaTa Of Education will deliver the lecture
Of the popular series at the Broadway Iabernac We'd
nesday evenir Roy. at eight o'clock Subjects Ina
gnation its culture and use. Tickets one shilling each,
at the bookstores and at the door.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-23

1RUG STORE AND LLASE AT AUCTION -WEDSES
~ day, November "A, At O'Clock, tho premises, tho
entire fixtures ana five half years lease Of
eye ssus boiled nseed lara and lamp oils drugs and
Gruggsts utensls paints varnhes 400 los Brsndram
Brothers ndon wLite leod. 100 boxes French window
ga,s also chow bottles sp,cs jars sho cases fixtures
BENCH, pill machine elegant soda w.ter fountain large
platform balance capable of eishng 300 lbs chem
Sst and drugs lists ss Of desc alto fv
years lease Of store he lofts are all well let
which makes the OF basement very
acw. This 10 we'll worth the attention of part shout
the business the location il i rate the
10 large having every convenience, excel
run OF lor furt er partieuars apply on the
znises, or to WELLINGIuN "A. CARrEk, Auctioneer,
store 81 Dey street, corner Of Greenwich.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-23

UCTI0E NOTICE H N. BUSH, AUCTIONEER
IA win SELL Wednesday at l01s o'clock at 50 Green
Wioh stroot, all the furniture tanned in said
consisting chairs tables BEDS bedding orockery
llaes ware, kitchen furniture, Sc, &c
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-05-27
A WELL IMPROVED EARN
FOR ST LIE.

II OFFER al private sale the FARM upon which
Il / reside situated about four miles northwest OF
-Charlestown, Jefferson county, Va adjoining, the
lands Of w. Z. Washington, r. Worthington, Geo
L. Washington and others, and containing about
$50 CRES OF LAND,
thirty of which are in timber the balance in arabic
land divided into nine fields, lunder good fencing
mostly post and cap-fence.
The improvements consist of a large, convenient
IA and newly built Dwelling, containing
EsSI&3 seven rooms with cellars underline whole
Ess smoke house, ice house servants hous-
E&.EzD es, sablifg, corn house, and large grana-
ry divided into gamers, capable of holding 1000
bushelsIot wheat. All the buildings necessary for
the comfort and convenience Of family have been
erected within few years past and are in good re-
pair. There is upon the farm variety OF choice
fruit selected from the best nurseries and NEST OF
them now bearing, viz: apples, peaches, cherries
apricotsb plums, &c. The land has been farmed
exclusively with view to lis improvement, clover
and plaster has been freely useds and It is now in
fine state of cultivation. The Winchester and Po-
tomac Railroad II miles distant, and the Baltimore
and OhiD Railroad allies distant, offer great IA
cities FIR the transportation of the produce of the
farm either to the Baltimore or District markets.
The Harpers- Ferry ana Smilhfeld Turnpike af
fords good and safe route TO CharestoWn at all
seasons of the year.
Its location will compare favorably with that of
any farm in the county of Jefferson as regards
health society fertility of SOIL or facilities to mar
ket. Persons wishing to purchase land, well i'm
proved with every thing to>hand, are requested to
call and view the premises.
For terms apply to the subscriber living upon
the premises, or If by leterpadd 10 Charles
town. R. g. McPE GRSON.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-05-27
1913 Acres.

% of which are in thrifty timber; the balance in
arabic land. II is divided into eight fields incln.
ding Two meadows OF about fifteen acres There
is stream Of water running through the centre OF
the Farm, to which there is access from each field.
There is also Spring Of water near the Dwelling
house I
The Improvements, all recently built consist Of
two story House (unfnished) containing six
rooms The out-buildings consist of Stable, Corn
Crib and Wagon-shed. There is upon this Fam
an Orchard Of Choice fruit. more minute &C.
seription is demmed unnecessary, as tits presumed
persons wishing to purchase will examine the
property for themselves.
II the above Tract Of Land is not sold privately
before 81 TURDA Ythe 28th day Of August, it will
on that day be offered at public sale n front of Mr.
Daniel Enters Hoael in Shepherdslown. For fur
Their particulars apply 10 the undersigned in Shop
herdstown, Jefferson county, Va
EDWARD C. WILLIAMS.
ApriI 1859
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-05-27
New STYLE Curtain Goods,

TUST received very extensive assortment Of
~ new styles of Curtain and various other m
holsiery goods for the fan and wnter seasons. con-
sisting in part as fellows:
SATIN Delanes new styles and bright eoors;
Union Damasks, all colors and qualities;
Wos. do. d. do.
DIP. Moreens do. do.
Turkey Reds, plain and figured;
5Wns. GimT all sizes; Silk do;
Embd Muslin Curtains, white and cold;
Plain and fgd Wos: plush and all colors;
Brass Cornices, newest styles;
DO. Ornaments, i. do;
do- Curtain Bands and Pins
Gill Rods, Rings and Ornaments
Wos Loops and Tassels; silk do
Also keep on hand and manufacture 10 order,
Feather Beds, Hair Husk and Moss Mattresses,
Pew Cushions, &c, together with everything APP
pertaining TO this line Of business may be had at
G. s. GRIFF1TH'S,
Upholstery Warehouse, 1872 Bali. st.
April %, 1852. neytto The Patriot Once.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-05-27
CIRCULAR.
4 lIstlaa 5r ickich Stare O,eners may te1
Protected frSm Loss
NATIONAL. LOAN FUND LIFE ASsU-
RANCE COMPANY, OF LONDON.


TN fRlare. Insurance willie effected on The lives
j IL Siayes. under the following rules
: Isl. Three.fourlhs the actual cash value will ee
assured
ad. There viii be inserted in each policy con-
ditionthat no other Insurance be made on the same
life.
Sd. A policy may be transferred to another party
in this Slate or 10 Stakeholder in another Stale,
without firsl obtaining the consent of the Company.
4ih slave dying without The State, is<stilll
covered by the policy.
5th The premium stated in the first instance hi
the policy, is the same irrespective Of age for The
whole term Of five years.
9th. The premium for said term Of Eve years 10
be paid ANNUALLY, and the policy thus renewed, ir-
respective Of the health Of the slave at The time Of
such renewal.
nh. Referees letters demanded in ordinary casee
in efiecting an insurance, will be dispensed wis
in cases OF insurance on the lives Of Slaves
Sth. Satisfactory and REAsoNABLg proof OF ace
wil-be sufficient 10 have thar fact endorsed in The
polcy and proof thereof after death dispensed with
9th In case Of difference as to the actual cAslf
yiEug of slave il may be determined by reference
10 Two persons, 10 be mutually chosen BY The owner
and the agent OF the Company
i0ah Parties nsnring on the lives OF Slaves
can, at lse end Of any year. discontinue The policy
/ if they wish Is 90 Sc.
/ IIth! The annual expenses Of such insurance
will depend upon the age Of the Slave al his next
/ birthday, viz:
For instance, on $500, Annual Premium for the
I term Of five wears
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-05-27

And for other ages not enumerated in proportion
policy lee OF 81 % IS payable In the first in
stance only-,not demanded afterwards.
Thus;-A SLAVE aged 80 years can be Insured
for $500, (o,her sums largero smaller, pro rata
for year, for So and ii he dies, the owner. al.
though deprived ofthe revenue OF his labor, by ST
ordinary casualty, will still no; be nnreconpensed
for his loss; for there will still remain ID him
not bis SlaYe-but tie $5Qewhich constituted his
val0e, which sum he can invest 10 replace the
revenue the death of the Slave would have de.
prived him Of if insured !
For any further information desired pleas an
ply 10 81 W. HER CERT, Agent
February ~ ls52-6m.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-05-27

To Eziinguish-An Irishman, being on
visit to some relatives little more polish
ed than himself, was requested, on going to
bed, to be careful to extinguish the candle ,
he was obliged to ask the meaning of the
word, when he was told it was to put it out
He treasured up the term, and one day when
he was sitting at home in his cabin with his
wife, enjoying his praties and butter milk,
on the pig unceremoniously walking in, he
said, tproud of his bit of learning,) !" Judy,
my dear, will you extinguish the pig 7p-
E Arrah then, Pat, honey, what do you
name ?" inquired judy. " Musha, then,
you ignorant creature replied Pat $" it
means put him out to besurc"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-05-27
Hartford Fire Insurance Company.
HARTFORD CONNFcTIcfr-, n r.

laeerPorafsa iSl0- Charter Perpetual CapHel 81 so,
GOO Ftitt po'eer Of Increasing Il 70 $3.50, O0O,,
DUBL1C Buildings, MANUFACTURES Minis Ma
il chinery, Dwelling Houses. Stores Mercban-
disc, Household Furniture Vessels on The stor[s
or while in port &C. Sc will be insured nj ra,ss
as low as the risk will admit
Applications for Insurance may he made of
B. w. HERBERT.
Agent feFsJefersoa Coitntp, "a
lnIbe absence Of The Ageal from Chariesown. 10
JonN P. BBowa, Esq, VINO will attend NJ tbem
promptly. Persons at a distance address tbroiTgb
the mail p
N. B. On ftChnrch Buildings and e.Isrt,,yosln,s
personal property, the Agent will present rs conn
missions in reducing the amount Of premfnms I'M
the risks thus arising
December I9 lS5l-lv
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-05-27
PAPERING AND PAINTING.

TtHE undersigned thankful TO The citizens Of
JeffeFson tor the liberal patronage extended 10
him IN hsline Of business respectfully gives notice
that ne has made special arrangements 10 execute
every description Of
PAPERLNG, AND PRINTING
ElrHEa PtArS en- GRArxrse, MARb1lSe. &c,
at the shortest notice and ON tbe rooS,
terms In quality or style Of his worn be
Is willing that his work itself shan be his recon-
menaaon and therefore refers TO ths work executed
atthe residences of
DR' ~, Z MASON v. w. MoonE,
l. N.sCAKrER and J. w BsLLkR,
GnaIleslcEn and he Gfaining at the residence Of
MS IeIms are most reasonable, and By prompt
ness and fidelity 70 those who patronize him s.
hoPes e receive liberal share oi encouragement.
IS Vii execute any description Of Work in his
,lns Mnen cssiied, IN any part of this or The neigh
oO rh Soanales, WILLIAM KIMES.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-05-27
EXTRA flour.

iHE undersigned has always on hand Eyre.
= Flour, No: !, for sale and in exchange for a
good aTueie,oi Wheat. The above Flour & Ic-;
on na 1.s ~ Cnaresown. BY John K Woods & CO.
a aIa. Eoy 8 Son; and BY diferen, merchants al
II have aIsomy Saw MINI 49, -.
viii be furnished al the sborsess ,;s anu ois
MARTIN EICHELBERGFR-
Rock Spring Mills May 9 l65a -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-05-27
.nAI.TIMoRE AGENcY,
VARIETY.
MAY VERSES.


Do You hear the wild birds calling
Do you hear them, oh my hearth
Do You see the blue air falling
y From their rushing wings aParts
With young moses they are focking,
For they hear the laughing breeze,
With dewy fingers rocking
Their cradles in the trcesi
Within natures bosom holden,
It'll The wintry storms were done,
Litfle siolets; white and goldeny
Now are leaning to the sun.
With It's stars the box i aorid,
Anb the wind flower, sweet 10 view
Hath uncovered IFS pale forehead
To the kisses Of the dew.
while thousand blossoms tender,
As coquettishly As they,
) As summing their wild splendor
In The bIae'eyes Of May
Ia the water softly dimpled
In the flower naIneIed sod
How beautifully exampied
Is the providence Of God
From insects little story
To the farthercst star above,
All arc waves Of glory, glory,
In the ocean Of his loyci
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-05-27
LIFE INSURANCE..

TnE NATIONAL LOAN FUND LIFE Assam Ayts.E
SocIETY, OF LONDON M
CAPITAL s., 5o00O0-suRPLus $4I2,27O.
DRlNTED statements explanatory Of the bust
4 ness, and The advantages Of Life Assurance,
viii be furnished on application to ffrf
B. w. HERBERT. H I
Or in his absence, applications can be made to /
DR. G, F. Mason. d
Medical Examiner, CAakleaora. ]
DR JoHN D. SrAHRY,
1ldical Esamf7ieg, Haypers- Ferry,
On. l. Fl. TAYLoa,
Medical EramiMer, StepherastoarH.
THIS COMPANY have also commenced issuing
POLICIES for the INSURANCE OF. 81 AVE
LIFE, method by which slave owners may be
protected from loss.
For Circulars and other inform atfen; apply to-
B. w. HERBERT, agent. :
f. CbarlestoWr Noy-13 1851
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-05-27

EING dssirous to remove from this state /
- WI olspose q my entire Stock Of GOODS upon
Of entering INTO the Mercantile Business grss
bargain viii be given-the Stand Is eer me n
has fine run Of Custom al this time fr fnrtber
particular apply at ~ sT,,,s ~ d.. ul.pel
January Ii, 1882 - S1fhich.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-05-27

TIME Undersigned ~ astolnAes a 1871 q tAe
widow and heirs oEIohn Bowyer. deed, offer
for sale ihat SPLENDID FARM. called rHoas-
HltL. u situatef ia he County Of Rockbfidge, Two
miles SoulA- " 81 Of he Town Of Lexington. This
Farm contains about
f,AOO Acres,
living on either side Of The Valley Junction Plank
Road connecting the town Of Stanton with The
town of Buchauan, il the Couniy Of Botetcurt-
This tract Of iand is celebrated al once for lis FER
spacious and elegant, and commands most i'm
posiHg view Of the Blue Ridge and North Moun-
isins, the town Ct Lexington Washington College
and the Virginia Military Institute The soil IS
Of the best quality Of limestone and the land is I'M
dulating without being at any point TOO steep for
cultivation. More than 500 bushels az wheat were
sown during the last Fall and The greater part Of
the cleared lands well set in clover There Is an
extensive WATERED MEADOW Of more Than
100 Acres to which large addition can be made
Al a moderate cost. There is a spacious NEW
BARN, erected within the last two years. and the
necessary OU1.BUILDINGS are generally in
good condition.
Unless il is previously disposed OF BY private
sale, we win offer the above tract at public auction
on the premises on ne Isl day of jane nert
Anaccurate survey Of the entire tract will imme-
daiely be made and II will be sold III one or digi-
ded INTO three Or more tracts to suit purchasers
Every field is well walered, and there are about
400 ACRES OF TIMBER,
Of the very best quality. The improvement Of the
North River BY canal and slack-water navigation,
connecting Lexington with the James River and
Kanawha Canal, which is now in progress, will
afford every possible facility for transporting the
crops Of the farm to The Richmond market
The terms Of sale will be, fourth OF lhe pur-
chase money in hand, and the balance in three
equal annual instruments with interest from the
date, secured By deed Of trpst The privilege
however, viii be reserved to the purchaser or pur.
chasers OF retaining the one-third of The entire
purchase money during the natural life Of Mrs
Elizabeth Bowyer, on condition Of paying interes
annually TO her on that amount
Immediate possession wilt be given.
Any enquiries in reference to this estate may b
addressed 10 either of the subscribers al their res
Peetge places of residence aforementioned
HENRY NJ. BOWER,
J. w. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT,
April |, lS52--9t Lexington, Va.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-05-27
Gardner 4 ROhr's Wheat Drill,
OR
SEED PLANTER.


TINE undersigned having purchased The right to
- manufacture and sell this nnequalled Drill in
the counties Of Loudonn, Clarke, and the soa1hern
half Of Jefferson, are fully prepared al their
establishment in Chafesown to furnish to torder
any number OF Drills, made ia the most substantial
manner. All orders promptly attended TO-
This Wheat Drill performs the triple work of
Drilling, Sowing and Covering by the same move
ment thereby saving mich time and labor Ii will
plant point rows, and all Irregular shaped fields,
with saving OF from 10 to Is per cent in labA 1t
will with ease for two horses, plant from SNo 10
acres per day OF Wheat, Barley, and other small
grains. This Machine has been in use two seasons
and wherever it has been introduced has given en-
tire satisfaction.
This Drill took the first premium at the Valley
Agricultural Exhibition in October last. Also, the
first premium at the Agricultural Exhibition for
Belmont county, Ohio, October %, 1851.
April I, 1852.
We have in our possession large number ar
certificates, recommending this Drill to The farmer
as having no superior Among the number The FOL
lowing:
| have used on my farm and am still using one
OF the Wheat Drills, patented by Gergis S. GARD
ner and George Rohr, and now sold by Nessrs
Henson, O'Bannon and Hunt / do no, suppose
any intelligent farmer would now dispute the adj
vantage OF drilling over broadcast sowing Y | also
consider the above Drill altogether equal 10 apy
Grill now in use, and The advantage OF applying a
compost box to 1t, makes it very desirable. The
compost part of the drill acts well in every D rtcu-
lar and IS one OF the greatest inventions of the day
friend. ~ sttz saves both tIme and labor
MARTIN EtCHELBERGER.
March 49, 1852
We have Tor salesa fine lot Of Mould Boards and
Wagon Boxes. O'BANN0N- s. CO.
April l. 1852
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-05-27
''Buena Vista" in Market.

FTNHE undersigned will sell, on accommodating
j. terms, one of the most desirable FARMS in
the Valley ef Virginia, situated about three miles
southeast SShepherdstown, Jefferson county, ad-
joining the lands Of DR.. L. H. Taylor, George Lick
lider Conrad shadsr and elhsES sRd airosd and
the chesapeake g. Ohio Canal. This Farm con
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-05-27

~ Jake said an old farmer, one day,
20 one Of his mowers, do you know how
many horns there are in dilemma n
No. replied jake, but know hew ma
NJ herns there are in quart of whiskey.'
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-05-27

FLAKES OF GoLD-Deride net the unfor-
tunate.
Persons in love generally resolve first and
lpafhe heart has its reasons, which reason
does not apprehend
A quiet mind, like other blessings is more
easily lost than gained!
Mono have less praise than these who hunt
fer ii,
It's easy to wish for Heaven, but difficult
70 get heavenly mind.
To be silont about an injury, makes the
doer Of it more uneasy than complaints.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-05-27

Do 4 Yankee writing from the west to
his father, speaks of its great matrimonial
facilities, and ends by making the following
suggestion = Suppose you get our girls
some new teeth, and send them out.n
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-05-27

. - A man in Maine applied for two gal.
Ions Of rum for mechanical purposes For
what mechanical purposes, inquired the a.
gent For raising barn. was the reply.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-05-27
WHEAT FANS.

tTNHE WHEAT FIN, known as the GGenessee
/ - Farmer" has superseded the use of almost
every other Fan in the State Of New York and other
Wheat growing STATES 1t is adapted to cleaning
every description Of seed and as a Glover Seed or
Timothy cleaner has 10 superior. This Fan has
been most fully tested, and every where ELECTED the
highest eomnendation.: II has taken the premium
at several ofthe best Northern exhibitions and for
superiority Of construction, capacity for working
and economy Of price, Stands nnrivaled The fol-
lowing certificates from some of the most INTELLIGENT
and successful agrcultarists in the Valley Of Vir-
GINA, attest its merits wherever tried. This list
were those offered nor deemed sufficient for All
reasonable men, could be extended TO an indefinite
extent. JAMES RITNYAN
charlestown, Nov. Is. 1851.
Mr.. James Runyans Fan has been used and tried
against another celebrated Fan on the farm of the
late Mr. John Myers this season with entire salts
faction. So far as my experience enables me 10
Judge il has no superior in speed or excellence OF
work JOHN J. II. STRAITH.
This is to certify that have tried one Of Mr. Jas
Runyans Fans and Ehave no hesitation in saying
It is the best have over used and have no hesifa
ton in Recommending il to farmers.
Nov. s, 1851. JNo. II. McENDREE.
This is 10 certify that have tried one Of Mr.
James Runyans Wheat Fans and have no hesi-
tation 10 saving that it cleans better than anv one
have used since have been farming, and num-
US 49, ny uStS huVts Mefc. present When used ii
and all concurFed with me in its superiority over
any fans used By them.
Nov. 8, 1851 PICHD DUFFlELD.
-
IhaFepnrchssed one az Mr.. Runyans wheat
Fans and consider itthe best have ever used on
my farm. Fl. T.. OPIE.
II have tried one Of James Runyan's Wheat Fans
and IS the best thatI have ever used and would
recommend tito all The farmers.
Nor. s. 1851. JAS. G HURST.
hare tried one Of James Runyan's Wheat Fans
and md il to be frstrate, and would recommend ii
10 the farmers. JH KEMP
Winchester, Nov.5. 1851.
have from experience proved Mr. James Run
Nor. 5, 1851 JESSE WOOD
Having used one Of Mr. RGnyan's Wheat Fans.
the present season. feel no hesitation in asserting
that i IS the best article Of the kind have
OF used. WM. JOHNSON.
Mr.. James Runyans Wheat Fans are manu.
factured in one Of my shops they are Put up By |
competent workmen, and The material used in their
Is Of The very best quality.
Nov 8, 1851. w. J. HAWKS.
mr. r,5.s.Et So /
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-05-27

II Why are ladies stays like an opposi-
tion railway Because they reduce the
fare. So
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-05-27

No. Wood is the thing after all, 2 as the
man with the pine leg said when the mad
dog bit il