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FOREIGN ARRIVAL.

The steamer Canada arrived at her wharf, in
Halifax, on Wednesday evening, from whence
her news was telegraphed to Boston, ard reach
ed Baltimore OH Saturday morning by express,
the Geographic wires between The two cities be-
ing out of order. The intelligence from Eng
land, France and Italy is of no great moment
Peace had been CONCLUDED between Sardinia and
Austria. from Hungary thenews is of cheer
ing character BEN, with 40. oo0 men, had a.
gain defeated the Russians, who had an army OF
10000. 10000 Russians were slain and s.000
taken prisoners besides capturing two cities Her.
manstadt and Cronstadt, and having possession
of these the Hunearians were likely to give the
Russians more trouble-and as the Baltimore
Sun remarks, they, having now the processes of
the Carpathan mountains at their back" the
Russians have an "endiess task before them in
the seuth-easto
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-08-27
INFAMOUS PROCLAMATION.

The Vienna papers publish the proclamation
which the Austrian Commander-in-C Chief, Gen.
Haynau has addressed to the inhabitants OF
Pesth, on the occasion of his leaving them to
hasten to the rescue of the Ban Of Croatia
toTO THE INHABITANTS OF BUDA AND
pESTH-After several victories which the Inn
perial arms have gained over those OF the trait
ors we are again among you. We have again
planted the imperial standard on your steeples.
But our feelings are far different to what they
were when we left you a short time ago. Doomed
to death is every person-no matter what rank
or sex-doonaed to instant death, on the spot OF
the crime. is every one who dares to assist the
cause Of the rebels, by word, Or by deed, or by
revolutionary dress-doomed to instant death IS
every one who dares to insult any OF my soldiers
or those of our allies--doomed to instant death
is every one who enters into tra.torous comrnu-
nication with the enemies of the crown, OF who
maliciously presumes by rumor to assist the re-
belon or to conceal weapons.
tsScarcely arrived within your walls, | quit
them again with the greater part of the troops.
/ expect that, during my absence, you will touch
not a hair of one of my officers or soldiers that
STAY behind nor of those Of the brave army In
alliance with us for the holy end OF re-establish-
ing order If you heed not my warning-f e.
ven part of YOU should venture, with auda-
cious insolence, to transgress my orders, then
humiliation will be your lot Then making all
pay for one, and one for all, will regard your
lives and properties as forfeit in atonement for
your crimes Your fair city, inhabitants of Pesh
which is now partially touched with the traces
Of Just punishment, will then be reduced to a
heap of ashes, monument OF your treason and
of its castigation Believe me that am man
of nv word, whether to punish transgression or
to -rewa I'd merit. The disloyal inhabitants of
Prescia, who like yourselves, deceived by the
rineleaders of the insurrection, set about fresh
treason, may serve as an instance whether rebels
have to expect any indulgence from me: Re-
feet upon the chastisement which visited that
CITY and beware lest, by neglecting my warning
YOU force me to inAict the same upon you
Pesth July 24.0
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-08-27
Cores rondence of the Baltimore Sun.
STAUNToN, Va. Aug. 90, 1876

STANTON, Va, Aug. 90, 1919.
Location, and Business of Saanaton-I Intelligence
Of the Peopls-Churches and Ministers &c.
Messrs Editors II hat location like this
should have been selected for town, is most sur
prising. I he earliest settlers of this borough
certainly never dreamed of its becoming as large
and important as it now is, else they would have
chosen more desirable locality. A hill, rear
ing its ugly and huge crest at every point OF the
compass, forming complete basin, am at a
loss to determine what was the object had in view
by the founders of this burgh whether they de-
sired to lead aquatic lives, or enjoy the sEorts
connected with mammoth amphitheatre.
Notwithstanding the sineuarity of location of
this town, it has become place of buiness and
enterprise. Various things contribute to these.
tits the focus of many stage routes, hence the
travel through here daily is gerry extensive. The
Deaf and Dumb Institute, the Hospital--the in
dustry and intelligence of the people of this
county, the productiveness of the soil, all COM
bine to add to the wealth and Importance of
Stanton, the county seat OF Augusta.
The population is about 3 900 three churches,
Presbyterian, Methodist Episcopal, and Episco-
palian. The ministers of these respective houses
of worship. are said to be able and efficient.
them, the Rev. Mr.. Reese of the M. E. church.
He is beyond all doubt faithful and able minis
ter; exhibiting vigor of thought; fuency Of lam
guage and holy zeal in the cause in which he is
engaged
have been informed that Roman Catholic
church is to be erected here in short time. An
unusual berality on the part Of many citizens
here, has been displayed in contributing to the
building of this church.
Until day or two ago there had been long
and hiehly injurious drought, in this portion of
the valley, and now tie corn will not make over
half crop, VIRGINIA.
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IMPORTANT FROM VENEZUELA.


INSULTS TO AMERIcANs.-All Venezuela is said
to be in state of revolt. The New York Her
aid says;
The greatest luminosity exists on the part OF
the government officers towards the American
residents. whose houses have been searched I'M
der the pretence of disafec.ed persons being Sc
GREETED therein. The property of the Americans
has been sacrificed, and their persons in many
instances thrown in prison.
Soon after the landing of Gen Paez at Coro
had become known, the house of the american
Consul at Maracaibo was attacked, at night by
company of soldiels said to be headed by some
of the principal officers Of the city and severely
pelted with stones and other missiles: One OF
the-American merchants was confined in prison
and others had their houses taken from them by
order of the Governor, who threatened, if they
did not give them up without remonstrance, to
imprison them. st.a5.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-08-27
AUGUSTA FEhiaiE SEMINARY.
&saasaaEoss, Essg., 1919.
z Us TEES

! Il u 5 L L T. S.
Rev, FRANCIS MCFARLAND, D. D., Pre.ias.t
Col. ,laaaes cra,rford, Rev, s. J. lore.
ltev Um. Bfovn, .jccob ,BGlior ESQ.
.4daan link, Esq, Mig. J. ,Iarshau ne Gu
John ne Che, Esq, Ulm. ". Tate, Esq,
Dauid Fails. Esq, J. A. Cochran, Esg..
DR. 4. Wo9doU, Rev. B. NJ. .Sn,;fh.i
itss.J. Hendfen, D. D. CAPT. henton Harper.
I'm Ffasier, Esq Secretary,
e7len'r S. Iia!l, Esq, Treas.
II 'Hr, Academic year commences on tho fret
Il Monday Of September and closes on the last
VAcATIoN.--JnlY and August. and fey dave
at Christmas
The year is divided into hro Sessions Of f,e
months ecch. The first Session closes on the frst
OF February, aAa the second on the last of june
The course OF Studies embracesa liberal educa
ton, prescribed in the best COLLEGIATE Institutes
Of the Country. Pupils may enter at anv time. and
are charged from the time they enter. No dednc.
lions are made for absence, unless in cases Of sick
ness or strict necessity.
This Seminary has been in successful operation
Tor some years, with steady patronage
The building is large. colnmodious and centrally
placed IN healthluf and quiet Town in the fruit.
full Valley of Virginia.
EXPENSES FOR SESSION OF FIVE MONTHS.
Scientific and Literary Course per SEES.
sion of FIVE months, from $l2to SIS
Latin and Greek, either or both $40
French $40
two Of or all the above languages are
taken the whole charge for them is SIS
In no instance, however, is charge of
more than }S25 Session made for
any selection, or all tie ADORE named
branches together.
Incidental for Rents, so cents.
Tie pupils liable to no other charge
except in the Music Department
For Lessons on Piano Forte and IN vo-
cal music, with use Of Piano st
Lessons on Guitar if added 10 Piano,
$sl0--if alone $40.
Drawing and Painting $40.
Boarding in respectable and
senteel families can be procured for from IS 10 SIC
per month.
S. MATTHEW'S, PRINc1pAL.
Staunton, July is, ls49.--tt.
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CORRESPONDENTS.
STAuNToN. JuLY Goth.

STAUNToN, JULY 30h, 1849
DEAR SIR: You will herewith receive the pro-
ceedings of numerous meeting of our fellow
citizens adopted on the 23d inst, which it is
made my duty to transmit
1t is the desire of this community, and they
regard it as their peculiar duty, to give suitable
expression to the feelings produced by the death
of Mr. Johnson, and to impress prominently up
on the public mind their just and high apprecia-
ton Of the great worth and endearing virtues
which marked his honorable and useful life
The wish assure you, Of our whole people is,
that you will unite with them, as proposed in the
first and second resolutions indicating the mode
in which to honor their late distinguished fellow
citizen.
Permit me to indulge the hope, that you will
at an early date apprize me OF your acceptance
of the task assigned you, and when it will COM
port with your feelings and convenience to graf
ify the public wishes in reference to the sub
ject.
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From the Southern Christian Advocate.
4 CARD.

About fortnight ago Mr.. Chipley called on
me at my residence, and having exhibited seye-
raj papers to satisfy me that he was Methodist
preacher, requested Of me letter similar to one
he showed ME Of Bishop Soule recommending
him to the favorable consideration of the breth-
rem in Kentucky with view Of his becoming
member OF their Conference. should give him
letter in general terms, without mentioning a.
ny particular Conference. Satisfied that tn pa
per in his possession from Bishop Soule; date
some day in January last, was authentic, and al
50 one signed by DR.. Bascom, and brothers Brush
and Lavanaueh, proposed to him that if he
would go back TO Virginia, where he said he be-
longed, would give him such a paper to the
eafethren there as Bishop Soule had given him to
Kentucky. He consented and gave him the
paper. Circumstances have since come to my
knowledge, however, which makes me regret ii,
and recall every word contained in that paper,
except as to the qenuineness of the letters on
the credit Of which MIR. c. obtained my connte-
nance. He must not, cannot, have my approval
ia any respect whatever
april, 1S49. w. CAPERS.
Some fiftaen months since we spent from four
TO six hours in an effort to convince the above
named Mr. Chipey that hew a knave, and
felt no little modification to find after all we on
ly succeeded in satisfying him he was fool
Ed. r. C. ADVOCATE
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-08-27
JAMES H. ElsHguRsNEll,,

"a late graduate Of Washington Coliege)
I'm the first day Of September next, will take
~ charge of the CLASSICAL AND MATH-
EMATICAL School in Waynesboro now taught
by Rev. w. L. Richardson.
Additional patronage is respectlally solicited and
will be gratefully acknowledged
REFERENCES.
Faculty of Washington College, Rev. B. M
Smith, Rev W S. White.
Waynesboro', August II, 1885
D6z- Spectator copy.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-08-27
OBITUARY..

DIED-on Thursday night last, at the Blue
Sulphur Springs, Mrs ANN SMITH, wife of JOS
Smith, Esq, of this county.
DEPARTED this life on Sunday, the 10th
inst, AMANDA JANE, infant daughter of James,
and Amanda Nj. Brady; aged 2 years and 10
months and days.
From the Eaton (Ohio) Dsmpcratl
DIED, On the 9Th of cholera, WILLIAM E. Kill
KENNY aged about 80 years.
On the 18th of cholera, Mr.. JAMES KILKENNY
aged about-years.
On the 18th of cholera, Mrs. MARGARET, con-
sort of Mr. John Echelberger, aged about So
years.
Ga the 18th of cholera, MIR. JOHN EIcHrLBER-
GER, aged about 40~ years.
On Tuesday night, ofcholera, Mrs. ELIZABETH
BaRcrlr, of South Bend Indiana, aged about 50
years.
U All these persons were members of the
family Of Mr., JAMES KILKENNY, formerly of this
place.
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NOTICE,

4 S the undersigned will discontinue the sale Of
~ Liquor, they will in order 10 close of at once
their stock hand offer ii by the Barrel, at great
ly reduced prices. Their stock consists Of Nhis
key, Rum, French, Apple and Peach Brandies,
Malaga, and MADEIRA Wines. Purchasers will do
well to avail themselves CT this oppatunity to Sc
cure the great bargains offered them.
BROWN & FULKS.
Opposite Morris & Goodies.
Staunton, May 81, Isla.-tl.
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EsR MLANE's GREAT REMEDY for the

EaR M'LANE'S GREAT REMEDY for the
sS Liver compla!nt-The proprietors of this
celebrated medicine are in daily receipt of the
most gratifying testimonialsas to the excellence
OF this remedy. Dr. MLane's Liver Pill, in ca
ses which had been given up as incurable by
the most sklful physicians, have been cured i'm
mediately, SO soon as these Pills We're admins
tered These certificates have been published,
and have been so numerous, that it is now an es-
tabished fact that MLanes Liver Pills are the
best medicine ever offered for the cure OF Hepa-
tic arrangement, Lose no time, therefore, ye
that suffer under that worat of scourges, the
LIVER Complaint but hasten to purchase and
use these Pills.
The above pills can be had at the following
places Eskridge e. Kinney's, Wholesale and
retail staunton, S. Myers, Mt Sidney, A. E.
Hennebareer, Harrisonbure, McGuffin & Co.,
Midway, Stricken & Co., Fairfield, Rafner &
Jenkins, and j. r. strayer, New Market, Jacob
B. Houck, Buckhorn Station, Rockingham, J. &
L. Burnbganlner, GreenTille, Va, ]. M. Wilson,
Lexington, Va.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-08-27
GOLDEN ON RUSSIA.

NJ Golden, in his speech at one OF the London
meetings, in behalf of the recognition OF Hungary,
spoke very dsparagingly OF Russia, and very
differently from his usual cautious, moderate, aud
sensible manner He said Russia had no money,
that she could not carry On two campaings with
out coming to western Europe for a loan, or by
robbng the Bank of St. Petersburg. In 1929
Russia was engaged in war with Turkey At
ter one campaign she was obliged to go to
YMessrs. Hope & Co., Of Amsterdam, to borrow
10000, 600 FORMS
In 1881, when the Poles rose an instruction
against Russia, if it had not been Tor the assls-
ance of Hope & Co., the Russians could not
have carried on that campaign against Poland
for nine months Could they not in the city OF
London manage to take measures to prevent any
further loan being made to Russia? No one
in Russia could lend the government farthing
it was complete fallacy to suppose that it was
wealthy nation Would any one in the city OF
London, either by himself or in partnership with
any house abroad dare to lend money to cut the
threats of innocent people in Hungary! II any
one was bold enough to lend money to Russia,
the peace party would call the largest meeting
the city Of London had ever seen, to denounce
the blood stained project and to point the finger
of scorn at the houses of individuals who coun-
;tenanced the unhoy & unchristan designs OF the
Russian government. Russia was neither a veal
thy nor an influential power-it was an army
on paper without commissariat, navy without
sailors military chest without farthing in it.
Mr. Osborne said that was poor reliance for
the defence of Hungary If Russia could get
money by robbing the bank, he had no doubt she
would do it.
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IOWA ELECTIONS.

The Burlington Gazette states that returns
have been received from Iowa, sufficient to show
that the whole democratic ticket has been e.
lected
The Democrats have majority of six in Con-
vention, in Kentucky.
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.FSsycesesnsss6sedf KgGessg .FEeeg Saasg
AT GasHIENVEEAEN.

A LII Persons friendly to the contemplated road
IN from Lexington to Stanton, are requested 10
attend meeting at Greenville on Saturday the lst
OF September Several addresses expected on
the occasion, Books for subscriptions will be o.
psned on that day.
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z. 0 hnN'iA,REss &C {. ;,

Nc. "a SOU,H'H1 CALVERT ST,
Baltimore.
IMPORTER OF SHOE THREADS
l SHOE TOOLS AND FINDINGS in gene
raj, and Manufacturer Of FASHION ABLE
LASTS, BOOT TKEESs SHOE TREES,
CRIMPfNG BOARDS. st.
Constantly on hand an assortment Of Shoe
Threads, Gallons. Webbing, Boot Bord, Bristles.
Avis, Pincers, Shoe Knives, SyarroMblls, &c,
with fun assortment Of Tacks, Pegs, Kit, &c.
Anrust y. iS40.-iN.
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Coop PRICE FOR FLoua.--The Huntsville,
(Ala) Advocate of the Sd inst, states that good
East Tennessee Flour readily commands 81 per
barrel, in Huntsville, and that a large amount
will be required to supply that market, is the
wheat crop in that portion OF Alabama turns out
a complete failure.
We have nothing to say against Con. Taylor's
.zemoval of democrats from office, and should re-
sgard his course as only the. legitimate result Of
Jour defeat, were it not that he came into power
sdistinctly pledged not to remove democrats, or
ITO appoint wings, as; such to place
Boston Times.
OF all the members of the French Provisional
Government OF 1s4S, LANART1NE and CREMlEuX
nlone are now in the Assembly, All the others
care in disgrace or exile
The Boston Times announces that company
,5s forming in Boston, to introduce the use OF Cam
ssls upon the pararies OF the West
CALIFORNIA GOLD. amount OF Calliornla
geld received at the Mint, up to the goth inst,
exceeds one million seven hundred thousand
.,telEars
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Stanton AcaaenA v

WI will resume duties in the Academy on ths
w Isl Monday in September next.
The course will comprise. the Latin, Greek
French and English Languages. Mathematics
Nat Philosophy and Chemistry, Compostion.saf
Defamation, monthly.
A reporto conduct and progress in studies vii
be made monthly.
J. r. JONES. I PRINCIPAL.
j. S. GAMBELL,S
July %, ls4o.-tlS-Sesc. scw
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NOTICE..

A Ii. persons indebted to me vii! find their ac-
~ counts and notes With Afessss. -PERRN and
RIpGwAY and hope they Will call and liqiidatc
their Indebtedness without DELAY.
June l3.-tf THOS. .STRIDER.
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LADIES FINE DRESS GOODS AT COST.

KEEN < co. are now offering their very
~ handsome stock OF Blk. and Fancy Barages,
Tissues, Linen Lnstres and Lawns, at the origina!
cost in Baltimore and Philadelphia Ladies in
want oil such articles will do well to cali immedi-
ate!y. Silk Goods at greatly reduced prices.
July 30, 1910.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

Distances from Winchester 10 the White Sulphur,
Springs, Grcenbrie1. Co., and ether Springs IN
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MARRIED.,

On Thursday last by the Rev Samuel Kenner-
~, Mr.. SILAs KoINER, to Miss MARY BEARD,
daughter of James P. Beard, Esq3--all of
this county.
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The Legislature of Tennessee proves to be a
tie on Joint ballot
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9OlQ LBS. Smith and lie xis's Pure and No.
l., White Lead. just received and for
sale by ESkRlDGE & KINNEY,
Next door 10 B. CrawloId's
August 6, 1870.
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r HE MARKETS.

Reported for the STindicator,' by Nm. II. Brou'
Commission Merchant.
RICHMOND, Aug. 25.
FLOUR. last sales, SIS 25
BEEF. ...scale weight, So rs a 8 rs gross.
HERRlNGS...very scarce-cut, Sc SO 10 rs
BACON...V Virginia cured, hog round cts.
WHEAT,..Red, 10 to white lis,
WHISKEY ....24 a 25 cts for Rectified.
.BUTTER...11 to IL cts
PLASTER.,,O On Basin, SS4 90 per Ton.
SAET....s51 35 from Wharf, in Store, ST. 40.
LARD. Barrels, 8 81, Firkin, 7aas Sc.
SHEEP.,.S2 to 81, as in quality.
WOOL....25 to 80 cts
FEATHERS. ..33 to 35 cents.
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FOR SALE.

4 TONS Bar Iron, good quality.
do Castings, assorted.
5000 lbs. Bacon,
Is bushels Timothy Seed, superior.
| barrel Sperm Oil,
Livingston Ponghs, by Trimble.
Er Orders solicited and terms liberal
WIN. WITHROW, Jr.
Waynesbor6', August 20-4t.
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J. C. ENGELBRECHT

nUPILS DESTROYS Of commencing, continuing or
Il finishing their Musical Education, respectful
ly solicited.
All the new Musical publications received, and
orders for Music or instruments promptly attend
ed TO-.
Piaaos tuned, and kept in tune, on reasonable
terms.
Staunton, Aug. 20, ls49-3t.
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having upon it Log House, very good Barn, q,
Orchard, and an excellent Meadow, well satered
and sufficient quantity Of timber.
tans about
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