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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1852-03-24
FARM FOR SALE.

7 DESIRE to sell the tract of land, lately own.
ed by WIN A Turk decd, lying on the waters
of Messy Creek, adjoining the farms OF Dan'l For
rer, James Miller and others. The trac, contains
m 407 Acres, .cfi
and can be divided into three parcels, with water
on each. Two Of The tracts have comfortable
IL DWELLING HOUSES & other buh-
nnw ings on them, and an abundance Of Tim
I.l& bef.
J This land Is not surpassed by any in the county
now in market for fertility Of Sell, and is situated
in one of the best nelghborbuods Of Augusta. The
Hamsonburg and Warm Springs Turnpike runs
through il, and it is convenient TO the best
FIGURING Mills in the county, some 8 or 4-the
nearest Ia Ola mile, and the fartless moi exceed
4 miles.
deem it useless to say more, expecting any ons
wishing to buy part or the whole 10 examine the
property which will be shown to them by JAS. g.
Turk, who resides on the farm, or Mr. X n Dud-
ley, living very near it. Those in want. Of home
would do well 10 call soon, as am determined In
sell this Spring. Possession in part can be gveo
Immediately. X. TURK.
Feb. 25. I852-tlA.
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I N as much as the firm If Clarke, Miller s. Hall
was heretofore dissolved, and conducted in the
name and style at Sanger, Miller & Hall fur a
me the public are informed that said firm Of Sang
er, Miller s. Hall was, on the i5th day of Febru.
airy, 1852, also dissolved by mutual consent. and
that The business Of said concern viii hereafter be
conducted Under the firm and style Of Sanger Is
Hall. by whom all the liabilities VI The two previ'
GUS firms (of Clarke, Miller & Hall, and Sanger,
Miller & lla!D will be paid.
Printers and others will tahe notice that all or.
ders will be promptly attended to upn the shortest
possible notice. We will also add that our paper
will compare kvoraby with any made in this or
any other State, and at prices that cannot fail to
give entire satisfaction To Merchants and Others
who are IN the habit of gathering rags, We would
say .ha: we pay from So to S. 50 per hundred for
linen and co.tun rags at any public place or high.
aay within fifty miles Of the Mill, Merchants
nd others having rags on hand will please notify
~. Nv mail as to quantity, SC. Bills Of rags will
be paid in paper or in cash on The usual time that
Merchants are in the habit Of DUNG business.
We would earnestly solicit share Of the pub
lie patronage in our line. 1t lisa new experiment
in This part Of Virginia, and We feel confident that
there is disposition on the part Of virginians, es-
necially. TO encourage enterprises in which our
own State is so far behind some VI her sister Staes.
Mr.. Samuel Paul is our agent and contracts made
by him will be binding upon u.s.,
y 49, SANGER s. HALL. q
Mount Scion, March 8, lS52.-6m.
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WINCHESTER MARKETS..
Week Ending March Is,
Trustees Sale.

vI>HE subscriber having been substituted by the
Court of Augusta las trustee IN deed at trust
executed by Philip .ReaSer to franklin Il. Gel
ger. decd to secure certain debts therein mention
ed. will offer for sale At pu5Iic auciun at the res
idence Of said Reaser near Major Summers ON
Saturday The 2ith day Of April next, the following
property. I" wit
. head Of Caille. 8 bedscads and clothing. wind
sor chairs, 6 split botom chairs, Breakfast table.
I Writing table. Chest Bureau. Flax wheel.
I Safe. Two Ovens and lids. g Pots. | Skillet. |
Teake,tle, | sett of Shoe makers tuos. Cross
cut saw, axe. full set Of CWper's iools. and
Cooper stuff, Grain Cradle. | Mans Saddle,
Side Saddle, 40 Flour Barre Is.
The terms will be made known on The day OF
sale.
PHILIP GREAVER, Trustee.
March "a. iS52.
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LAND FOR SALE.

MY Land heretofore advertised, lying on nm 'he
ll waters of the South Fork, Of Rockfish NV.
rim the County Of Nelson, will sell 10 the high
est bidder, on the 7,h day Of hpt next, a,r, u
no, the mex, fair day thereafter. II contains oe'
tween
700 & 800 ACRES,
and can be conveniently divided into two thkdo
with good Dwelling Houses on each. This Farm
lies beautifully, ana is as fine wheat and tobacco
land as any in the County, and clear OF any 'pou1y
OF decep,ous places. will refer any one wishing to
pufchase to Mr. Francis Allen, formerly Of Augusta
CO. If should not be at home, who will give 'uil
and fair description Uf the Land to any one wish.
ING to examine the same, as he lives adjoining ana
owns part Of tho original tract.
TERMS.-One third cash. the balance IN one
and two years, and to carry interest from The day
of sale. ,.,
ALSO-At the same time, will sell 2oU A.
ores of fine Tubscco Land lying adjacent to me
first mentioned tract, and some likely YOUNG
NEGROES. amongst them first rate COOK
""'' GEORGE H. CRAWFORD.
Greenfield, Nelson Co., Va,
March "a. lS52.-Ids.
EpNs- The Rockingham Register, Lex. GaS',
Lynch. Virginian, Charlottesville Advocate aud
Richmond Wing, copy till sale and forward &C
conn,s to me. &. II. e.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1852-03-24
LARGE STOCK OF
Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils, Dyes, Chemicals,
window Glass, aIl sizes; Fancy Ar. :
tit!cs, Tobacco, Cigars.

nENNF.rvT g. BEERS, Wholesale Druggists,
ID No. 1875. Main street, Richmond, Va, neg
leave to Inform all who may be IN want 81 ar"c'es
in their limo, that they have now on hand very
heavy stuck Of Everything apPerialn'ng 10 inc Drug
trade, and as they are anxious 10 reduce '"e sa"e'
will offer very great Inducements, Tor cash. OF "'
the usual time tn really punctual Pufcha'e'''-
Among others they offer
10 bSls and 500 Owen Castor Oil,
10 bbls Spts. Turpentine,
GOO gallons Linseed Oil,
5000 lbs. White Lead, dry and in oil,
$50 gallons. Copal Varnish,
500 boxes Window Glass, all sizes,
I29 packages Chewing Tobacc",
100, 900 Cigars, par. very superior,
90 bbs fresh Burning Fluid,
300 lbs. best Nader,
20 casks Sup. Carb. Soda.
60 ,luzen Brandreih's Pills,
IL Townsend's Sarsaparila,.
30 Shines & Rush,on's God Liver vi
90 bbls Druggists Alcuhol,
25 ID. Oil of Bitter Almunds.
100 dozen Hair Brushes, all kinds,
90 " Bakers Premium Bi,ters,
so Vermifuges, assorted,
20 Ayers Cherry Pectoral.
Together with all the articles, popular Medicines
new Chemicals and preparations, Fancy 1oods,
and an endless variety Of everything usually sold
in drug houses, which they can and VIII sell al as
low prices as they can be had in the Northern cit
les. :.
Country Merchants and the public are invited
TO call and examine our stuck and prices.
y ''' wv BENNETT s BEERS,
March. 10. 1852. Druggists.
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hepairs on Staunton and ParkeTs-
39 burg Road.

PROPOSALS directed to Weston. Lewis co.
L Va, to The udersigned, until Saturday Jun
of April. are invited. for repairing and keeping IN
repair the above road till lsl ofMay. 1853.
Bids will be received for 10 mile sections De-
ginning a, Slaunton, through sections Of 20 miles
may be awarded to the same contractor, if deemed
expedien. by the Superintendent.
General specifications are as fnlows:--On lev
ell ground the road mus. be thrown up from each
side and the bitches well opened on the side cui.the
dirtthrown on outer edge ofroadthe cutters repair
ed-bridges kept safe. All loose stones must be
removed from The surface. and the road generally
ken, in good repair throughout the year.
Where there is Matchmaking, the wheeltracks'
&c., must he kept closed, and wherever more
broken stone is required an extra allowance will be
made. according ioqnanlsy. -,
On the division from Staunton, West, ~ miles
did the division from Parkersburg. East, 40 miles,
the repsifs mus. be commenced Immediately after
letting, and finished by the middle Of June-on me
central division. the repairs must be commenced BY
Is, Of Nav. and finished by 1st ofJuly.
For further particulars apply to the nnderalsn'
ed a, Weston by letter OF otherwise. Payments
made quarterly.
March IL. 1925.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1852-03-24
VALUABLE PERSONAL PROPERTY
For Sale.

IN Thursday the 25lh day Of March next l
" shall proceed to sell publicly at The late resi-
dence Of Geo. G. Boufland decd, on Middle river
in Augusta Coun,y,a large quantity Of valuable
personal property consisting in part OF -,sa 49,,
10 FINE HORSES And, COLTS, =
z mich cows, some young cattle and calves, 20
head of Sheep, 80 head Of stock Hogs. about 500
bushels of corn about 600 bushels Of wheat, about
200 bushels Of oats, road wagon complete, 2
plantation wagons, variety Of farming utensils,
fine buggy and harness, several tons of hay,
quantity Of fodder and straw, threshing machine
for four nurses, variety Of household and kitchen
furniture, and various other articles opersonaI prop
erty and rights Of property. e.
TERMS.-A credit ofnne months on all sums
over FIVE dollars, the purchasers giving bond s Sc
curiiy-sums of five dollars and under cash.
MARY w. BOURLAND, Legaiee
and Adm'x &c., Of e. =. BourIand decd
E,k 1870
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1852-03-24
Valuable Farms in Rockbridge for Sale.

II HAVE for sale -Four of the most valuable little
i FARMS in Rockbridge-rich, well improved,
well wa,efed and ,imbered, IN good neighborhOod
and convenient to navigation mills, schools, church
cs aud Lexington. The farms con,ain from
40 to 800 Acres,
each Possession given at any time, title lndisPu-
table, and upon the payment Of small portion Of
the purchase money. credit Of one, two and three
years will be given for the residue.
AIso,a tract Of so acres. with good plain inn
prosements, valuable for a water power sufficient
to operate a tilt hammer or a cardng machine.
The price asked for these farms is about halt OF
that Of Rockingham lands Of equal quality. Sew.
eral farmers from Rockingham have purchased
farms in the neighborhoud.
Balcony Falls. March II. ls52.-3lif.
COZ The Vindicator and Rockingham Regis
ter will copy 81.
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j. Z r q o o D S .
SPRING, 1852.

WE offer to the Merchants Of Virgins, thi:
w season, a large and general assortment Of
BRITISH, FRENCH AND GERMAN
DRY GOODS, q
which have been carefully selected, and we'll a.
dspted TO their sales, and which are Of the lates,
styles and patterns imported. rl
Our Stock will embrace the usual variety Of
ANIgIT0AM T.&@GEUSs
so that we do not hesitate to say our assortment Of
STAPLE and FANcT articles will compare favorably
with any other in our City.
They will be offered for sale TO good and pune
tual buyers a, small profts-on moderate terms
and they are cordially invited to examine our stock
RICHARDSON g. CO.
No. 95, Main Street, RICHMOND, Virgins
March 3, 1921. 4sfg
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1852-03-24
+. EXECUTORS SALE
OF Valuable Lands in Pooahontas Va

DY virtue Of the provisions afthe last will and
ID testament Of John, NlcNeel decd, the UNDER
sIaned, as Executors and Commissioners OF the
Circuit Court of Pocahontas County, will proceed
on the Eth day Of March next TO sell TN the prem
ises, in the Little Levels VI Pucahontas, the vau-
able tract of land OF which the Testator died sez-
ed, containing by recent survey
262 ACRES OF LAND,
shout so or l60 acres of.whch are cleared and un
der fence, and valuable grazing and grain land the
balance is good Wood land. Said tract OF land Is
in good neighborhood, within one mile OF Mill
Point and about the same distance ofHlIlsborough
and the Little Levels Academy. Any further de-
scripion is deemed useless as it is presumed pur-
chasers will visit and examine the land before the
day Of sale.
TERMS Of sale will be creditof one, two, and
three years. the purchaser giving bond and securl'
" and the title will be retained as additional Sc
curty until all the purchase money is paid. ,;-
PAUL MCNEIL, i,
t VIM. l.. MCNEIL,
~ Ex'ors Of john McNeel deed.
March 3. 1852, -.5 ~ 'f 't
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1852-03-24
PUBLIC SALE.

IN Thursday the 18th Of March, 1852, will
~ sell at Public auction at my residence on Long
Meadows Augusta County Virginia, the following
pruparty, 10 wit /: Gray Horse, ] Sorrel Mare,
Bay Mare, 5 Mich Cows, some young cattle,
my stock Of Hogs, and Sheep, Wagon and body,
Harness for horses,l new Wagon Saddle, Farm
ing utensils, lot Of Shingles, lot Of Bacon, some
Flour, Loom and Tackling, set Of Smith tools,
stock Of new House and Kitchen Furniture, |
Cross Cut Saw, new Copper Kettle, Clock,
Smooth Rifle Gun, together with other articles tou
tedious 10 mention.
TERMS-Cash on all sums Of IS 90 and IN
der; for sums above IS 90 a credi, of months
will be given provided bond with approved secu.
riiy is given.
CASPER KOINER, jr.
March 8: lS52-,ds.
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For the Office Of Constable.
srAUNToN prsTRiCr.

srAUNToN DISTRfCT.
We arcau thorized TO announce MOOREMAN Il
WHITE, candidate for Constable Tor the Stauntor
District, under the new Constitution
We are authorized to announce MAGNUS w
WFORD, as u candidate for the Office Of Consta
ble for the Staunton District.
wAYNEsBoROUGH DISTRICT.
We are authorized to announce VIM. CHAPMAN
as cand date for the Office Of Constable, under the
new Cons titution.
We are authorized to announce BENZ, +. WEAD
as candidate for the Office Of Constable, for the
Waynesborough District.
nJ- We arc authorized 10 announce CASPER
KOiNER ia, as a candidate for the office OF Consta
bic of the Waynesborough District.
We are authorized to announce JOHN b. SMITH
n, candidate for the office ofConstsbe in the Waynes
boro' District.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1852-03-24
RECORD OF DEATHS.

DIED, in this place. March l5th 1888 after short
lness CmnisriAN FULLER, relict OF the late bar
tholamcw Fuller. long Distinguished Mathematician
in the Stanton Academy.
Mrs Fuller WINS born May l5hl162. so that she had
reached the extrcme aye Of s. years, 10 months Mrs
Fullers maiden name Christian Allen She was
raised in the most respectable society OF rrsGcrcAs
acquainted with the mother OF Washing ton
in early ife and was fond Of recurring to that aequan
lance and the scenes of those days She was married
November l,sg-reinovcd 10 Stanton in October lSlO,
where she has continued to reside TIL her uea'h. =
Nrs fuller had long been a consistent member OF
the Prcsby terrain Church, in whose communion she
died. She was remarkable for natural amiabllity,
meekness, hospitality and charity. She had many
friends no enemies Many sympathise with her MOURN
ing family while they believe their loss has been the
mothers great gain. W.
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q . o x S,
stationery and Piano FOrfcs
fsoR THE SPRING TRADE.
.H:4SH e yV"OODNOUSE,
cav n - =

.V:4SH e JV-OODNOUSE,
EAGLE SQUARE
Richmond, Va,
INVITE the attention Of Merchants and Dealers
to the large stuck Of
Books, Stationery and Piano Fortes,
which :hey offer for sale this season. -
or D0ONs AEgD sfsAIE@ENEvs
Merchants and others will find all that are requr.
ed for use In Virginia and North Carolina, aud at
prices that will enstre their future trade.
's OF RIANO LwRIEs,
they have for years kept for sale the largest stock
in the Southern Cosnlry, and their increased Su.
sness in this department will induce them 10 keep
a much larger one this Spring.
Cy- All Of which will be sold at NORTHERN
PRICES, and warranted to give entire satisfac'
ZION.
~ Orders faithfully filled.
Richmond, March III, ls52.-lmif
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1852-03-24
Valuble TOWN Property for Sale,
StauntOn, Va.

4 CITING for ihs Executors Of Rev. joseph ID.
~ Tyler deed, we will sell at public auction on
Monday the Sis! day IF .nay the House and lol
late the residence of Mr.. Tyler.
II rarely happens that a property in every way
so desirable is exposed to sale. ne lot, contain
INC four acres, crowns beautiful eminence within
the town limits but sufficiently removed from The
streets and hustle of the town. II commands al
most unrivaled prospects Of mountain ard valley
in region Of country celebrated Tor lis picturesque
landscapes and highly cultivated ia'ms. lhe
grounds are beautifully laid out and adorned with
rare plants and shrubbery, summer hnuses. grapery
SC. The mansion is in the English rural Goth
ic Styles ample in lis accommodations, and Is
regarded by all who have seen it as model OF
architectural taste and beauty. II and the kitchen
are insured against fire in the well known iespon-
sible "Aluiual Assurance Society" Richmond Va.
the premium and annual quotas have been reg
ularIy paid up & The Policy will 60 to the purchas-
er.
Saunton is Justly celebrated for its public ins.i-
buttons, its schuols male and female, for the salu
brily of its climate, its central position in the State
its easy accessibility from every quarter and for The
cheapness Of living. These advantages render 1t
desirable especially for rearing family. whilst The
rapid approach Of the Va. Central Railroad to-
gether with other public works cunverging 10 this
point, is already enhancing The values ol real es-,
late here and mus, continue 10 do as these works
advance 10 completion.
TERMS-.Three thousand dullars in hand, the
residue in easy payments, bearing interest frum the
sale and secured by lien IN the property aud good
personal security.
For further particulars apply IN
FRAZIER 4 lMBODEN.
Attorneys for the Ex'ors.
March "a, lS52-euids.
Egg Nat. Iniclligencer, Richmond Wing. and
Eaquirer. cnpy once week in country paper I'LL
day OF sale aud forward accounts 10 US iUr payment
4 &
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KENT, PAINE & KENT,
IMPORTERS g. WHOLESALE DEALERS
IN
Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods,
No IL Fourteenth 81 Richmond.
SPRING TRADE 1852.

DeGo0
DY the shps "Cofa Luin ,""lsaac Wright"
ID and"E. G. Scrauron'' and the Steamers Pa
cifc, Europa, Atlantic, Humbolt and other arrivals
from Liverpool and Havre, We are receiving our
Spring Importation Of
BRITTSH AND FRENCH DRY GOODS,
purchased upon the most favorable terms entirely
for cash, comprising great variety OF new and
beautiful styles. ~
We are also receiving full supply of AMER
ICAN GOODS. consisting ofevery variety Of Cot
ton and TYoolIen Fabrics, suited TO the Southern
trade. :,
Being prepared to exhibit an unusually large and
splendid stock which has been selected with spe'
cial reference to the trade Of Virgins, North Caro-
lima and Tennessee, we cordially invite The
merchants of those sections, TO give il an examna-
ton, pied ring ourselves To meet the competition oi
Of any market in the Country.
Our stock will be kept up throughout the
se,son, additions being made 10 il by every az
rival.
We are also prepared with large stock Of
Ready Made Clothing,
made Of good Materials, in the latest & best styles
which will he sold at very low prices.
KENT. PAINE & KENT.
Richmond. March, s52.-4t.
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AUGUSTA FARM FOR SALE.

r AM authorized by Mr., Simpson F. Taylor to
sell his farm lying within one niie of the town
Of Slaunlun. II contains between
800 and 900 ACRES,
and has upon it new and handsome building OF
BRICK, and every convenience desir- AA
able upon farm. The extent and quail I'M
iiy Of This tract, and its convenience 10
the lown of Saunton, render il one Of the must de-
sirable pieces Of property in market.
shall not attempt more detailed description
of the property. taking il for granted That purchas-
ers will examine for themselves.
Possession can be had on Is, Of January 1858.
Terms of sale-one third in hand when posses-
sion is delivered, and The balance in three annual
payments.
To any one buying the whole tra:, liberal terms
will be given, or il desired The irac, will be
divided.
Land buyers will find this property well worth
their attention. aud every facility will be afforded
for examination.
JOHN. b. BALDWIN.
Staun,on. Va. March IL. 1852.
E~ fIarisonburg Republican, Womstock
Tenth Legion. Winchester Republican, Richmond
Times, aud National Intelligencer, copy once a
week for two Tonlhs and send accounts 10 this Of
flee nr collection.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE
Of Augusta Land.

4 8 Commissioner ufthe Circuit Court for Au-
"A gusta COUNTY, I will on Saturday the Goth day
of March next, upon the premises offer for sale
the
TRaCT OF LIND,
belonging 10 the Estate OF Frederick itodes decd
and lying on Middle River near Spring Hill. in
the County Of Augusta. ltc"ntans 45 acres, one
half ofwhich are cleared, and has upun ita large
THREE STORY STONE HOUSE. A.A
which contains Pulling Mill and set Of fMM
Carding Machines. and is al the same time c y
sufficiently capacous for the accommodation OF fam
ily-aso small Barn and never falling spring
&c.
TERMS.-A credit Of one, two and three years
--equal nstalmenrs--securedi in the usual way.
RoBT SNAPP, Com'r.
Feb. %, 1SJ2.--Rock Reg, copy ids,
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SPLENDID NEW s'r0CK OF
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, 30,
ANDREW JOHNSTON s. co..
NO II MIN STREET,

NJ ON|0Aa-~~
NO. II MIN STREET,
ar THE SIGN OF THE CROSS CUT SAW
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA,
IMPORTERS and Dealers in English Ger
i man and American Hardware and Cutlery,
in part OF m. v.;..
and Forks. BY the sett Of 81 pieces or dozen,
LARGE and beautiful assortment; Five Hundred
different STYLES Of Pen and Pocket Knives,
Snor,sman's Do, Razors, Shears and Scissors,
ali of Rodgers S, Sons, Westenhslm &'Sons,
and other Celebrated manufacturers; w. u ..
Butchers and others celebrated Edge Tools,
Files. Rasps. &C.; \ full stock of Building
Hardware. embracing a large variety ct Him,
Mot,ise Rural, Villa; Gotta e, Cluset, Store
Door dead & Stock Locks, with Plated Pearl,
While Argilla and Mineral Mointings EilRgesi
all sizes and kinds; Wood Screws; Wrought
and Cut Nails, Finishing and Fence do,
Rr,ds and lacks, all hest Eastern Manufacture;
Bench and Moulding Planes; Augers, Brace d
Rn,s. Drawing Knives, Ha,chets, Hammers,
Bro,d Axes. Chisels, Sc. Ames', Rowland's
and others. long aud short handle Spades and
Shuyels. Manure Forks, Killing and Wedding
Hoes. Grain and Grass Scyihes, Scy,he Snaihs
and Whe,s,ones Whitmore's Genuine Cotton,
Wool and Horse Cards; Meal Sitters, Curry
Combs, Patent Balances, Platform and Counter
Scales. Standard or Sealed Weights, Castings,
Tea Kettles, Bell Metal aud Porcelain Presefv-
inc do, Sauce Pans, Frying Pans, Andlrons,
&C.; Trace, Halter, Fifth. Ok, Log, Breast,
Dog, and Stage Trace Chains. Endless Pump
Chains, Tubing and Fixtures very 10" large
stock of Cast Steel Axes made to order and
warranted at manufacturers prices; Anvils, W
. ces. Bellows, Screw Plates, Stocks. and Dies.
Cast, Shear, Round. German, and Blister Steel;
Horse Shoes and Nails, Mule do. do. Virginia
Manufacture; Hand, Panel, Rip, lennon, Cross
Cut. Mill, Pitt, Circular and all other kinds OF
Saws Plated and Britannia Tea and liable
Spoons, Coffee Mills, and Toasters; Block Iin'
and Britannia Ware. sc. &c.. &c.
We think il unnecessary to enumera'e all OF ou'
stock as we are satisfied those wishing to purchase
will find it to their nteres, to examine our Goods
before purchasing elsewhere. Farmers, Merchants
and others, visiting our City will please give us
call as we are confident our prices will compare
fayourably with any other House either here OF
elsewhere. The above Goods were Imported d.,
rect, and bought from the manufacturers and VIII
be suld low. ~
Richmond, March "a, 1924.