Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-07-01
WHEAq, FANS.

TEyIE WHEAT FAN, known as the ''Ccaessctf
Il Farmer has superseded the use Of almost
every other Fan ia tie State Of New Ylrk and other
Wheat growing States. 1t is alaptedto cleaning
every description Of seed, and as CaFer Seed or
Timothy cleaner has no superior. Tais Fan has
been most fully tested and every whera elected the
highest commentator. Il has taken iae premium
at several Of the best. Northern exhibitions and for
superiority of construction capacity FOR working,
and,economy Of price, stands unrivallrd. The fol-
lowing certificates from some 81 the most intelligent
and successful agriculturistsin the V$lley otVir
ginia attest its merits wherever tried This list,
were those offered not deemed sufficient for all
reasonable men, could be extended TO IN indefinite
extent. JAMES RUNYAN.
chatles,own, Nov. 10, 1851.
Mr.. James Ruhyan's Fan has been rsed and tried
against another celebrated Fan on lhe3fam OF the
lale Mr john Myers This season will. entire salts.
faction So far as my experience cHablessme %
Judge il has no superior in speed or-eyeelienee OF
work. JOHN J.tH. STRAIFu.
This is 10 certify that have tried ore Of Mr.. Jas
Rnnyans Fans and / have no hesitation in saying
tits the best have used and have no hesiia-
Nov. s, 1851. JNo. III MetsNDREE.
This is to certify HAT have tried one of Mr..
James RuByan's Wheat Fans and have no hest
tation in Saving that it cleans better than any one
| have used since have beef farming and 4 num-
Der Of my neIghbors were present when used it
and all concurred with me in its superiority over
Nov. 5, 1851. RIcHD DUEFlELD.
Ihave purchased one Of Mr. Ranyan's Wheat
Fans and consider5it the best have ever used on
my farm. Il. L. 0PlE.
! have tried one Of James Runyan'S Wheat Fans
and lis the best that have ever used and would
recommend il to all the farmers.
Nov 8. 1851. JAS q HURST.
Ibave tried one of James Rnnyau's Wheat Fans
and find il 70 &c firstrate, and would recommend il
10 the farmers J. IL KEA1P.
Winchester, Nov. s. 1851.
Ihave from experience proved Mr.. James Run
vans Wheat Fans 70 be good .. -
Nov.5, 1851 JESSE WOOD.
Having used one of Mr.. Rrnyan's Wheat Fans
the present season. feel hesitation in asserting
that is the best article Of the kind have ever seen
or used. WM. JOHNSON.
Mr.. james Runyan's Wheat Fans are manu-
featured In one of my shops; they are out up by
competent Workmen, and the material used in their
construction is Of The very best quality-
Nov 8, 1851: W. ]. HAWKS.
ITO hire, GIRL to attend children--to good
l. one liberal wages will be given.
june 10. 1851 ISAAC ROSE.
Fresh supply.
TUST received boxes Oranges 4 boxes Lemons,
j boxes Ciron. Also, Raisns, Currants, Prunes,
Preserved Gingei. &c. Nuts of every variety,
warranted fresh and good.
june 10. 1852. T. F. BLESSING.
Boots and Shoes.
| HARRIS & RIDENOUR'S4 IS the place to
i Il find good and cheap Shoes and Boots for
Harvest. fJu1e TO- 1852.
Lime.
En BUSHELS OF Fresh Burnt Lime suitable
| J(1 for White Washing, for sale By
May 20, 1852. JOHN +. HOOFF.
En SACKS Fine and G. A. Salt, inst received By
1 III June 3. EBy & SON.
fFTRAVELLING TRUNKS AN3 CARPET
IL BAGS, Of the bess Philadelphia make. for
/ sale nv LOCK or AMEH e TINE