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Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-01-15
THE VINDICATOR
sTAUN ON
Monday Evening, Jan. 10.
THIS CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.


We have ffequeu,ly been asked what
will be done in this District in reference
TO the next Congressional election. Oul
representative has not made known his in
tentions, and it is uncertain whether he
will retire at the expiration of his presen,
term, or again become candidate. In al
most every district in the State the Democ-
racy are moving aud preparing for the
coming contest. 1t is time, we think,
that something should be done in this Dis
irict, and it. as has been iniimated, it will
b necessary forus to have Convention,
let the matter be settled. we are well sat-
isfied that there will be Struggle among
the friends Of those who aspire to repre-.
sent US in Congress. It is important, we
conceive, that early action should be taken
the harmony and union of the party de-
mand it. We have watchfu and vigilant
enemies. and should discussions be pro.
duced in our ranks, they will not be slow
in taking advantage of them. We would
like to hear from our friends in the Dis.
trct on this subject.
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SECOND TRIP!
Cheaper than Ever!
JANUARY LIST, 1949.
GREEN & co.

DEG leave to inform the citizens oil
II Staunton and vicinity, that they have
just received from the Northern Cities their
SECOND supply Of GOODS, consisting in
part of
Sup. Blk and Fancy French and English Cloths.
GO " &c &c Cassimeres
&c :. Six Vestings, every variety.
-HLSO--
Blk and Fancy Silk and Satin Scarfs and Hdkfs,
and every Other description of Gents Wear.
Sup. Chameleon Pou!to de Sole Silks
&c Blk Satin Striped Gro d'a Mure do
&c Plain Blk do
I" Cherry Printed and Ombre Striped Nous.
blaine.
Fill de Chibre "a new artcle)
Plain and Embroidered Mode Cashmere ShaWls
and other Fancy Goods for Ladies'
--.HLSO-
A lot of handsome Prints from 8 TO ~ 2 cents
large lot of Brown and Bleachcd Cottons from
to 10 cents, every superior,) and many other
hcles to numerous to mention-all of which we
shall be pleased to shew to our frends sho.ld they
be so kind as to favor us with a call!
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NEW EDITION
OF
Or. VgEISSElH0 SCIENTIFIC WORK
ON THE SUBJECT OF
CHILD

A new and beautiful edition. of fhis eelebr,t.d
work On the subject of CES,rhTI0N aMn
CHILD BIRTH. bv R. NJ. Weisselhofr M n ists
of Paris. has lust been issued in New Vorl = Il 10
a work which shonld he in the hands of ever.
MAN and WDMAN who has ;ncnrreJ or intsnd.
to incur The Of ,he al
It viii be found of snec;ai Salue n thoss hns.
means health or other Circumstances. Do not rar'
nit them to increase the m1mher If tber fanp;I,,
without great inconvenience suffar;ne or ,arhags
loss oflfe method Of ayo;,,;na t5ssa trnnh,pp.
and dangers at will 1ecently d;scavered NV cel.
ebrated French Phys;canH y tnIlv comn9nos 80
in This work The means oT as4
naratiyey notbjna and are tb,n the roac e a
'Tbe process is new safe inralliha connon VI az
simne and cannot nnre The heaith of 4ha reaat
del;cste No docs :; o,,,taI ~ que ipsl
ses in the least az PriS'ie-
No. There Is no decention or h,rb,coer,, ~ NV
kind sbort this work r is nrensev ysIat 10 tits
indicates sc;enc nubl;ea;on -;
nation Of great value 10 married neonIa os thos.
contemplating sfiiase exnressed IN Main o on
puaoe which an ran mnSarstand Tha ihoin 80
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-01-15
DIR. III. f. PEERYS,
WERMIFUGE OR .sDEAD SHOT," FOR
WORMS

The usual symptoms attendant upoa this disease
are generally well known, but there is good rea-
son to believe that many children waste away and
die without the presence of worms being suspected
Since the introduction Of this preparation we think
1t may be safely said, that it is only necessary te
ascertain the existence Of worms in the stomach
or bowels to insure their extripation and radical
cure few aoces ofthis Yermifuge will remove
from the system, not only the worms themselves,
but also the mucas in which they are EMBEDDED
from which if left behind they would again be en-
gendered, and while it is SO deadly in its action
upon the disease, tits perfectly harmless to the
patient IT is not drastic aperient, or violent in
its operation, but of laxative power just sufficient
to thoroughly cleanse the system from the worms
which VI it first destroys. The infant may take it
With safely as well as the adult, and in all cases
1t Will be found fully to answer the desired pur-
pose. q -
Prepared and sold by A. B. & D. SANDS. Drug
gists, 100 Fulton street, New York
Sold also by E. BERKELEY, Staunton, and by
Druggists generally throughout the IT, States.
Prise 81 per bottle Six bottles for IS.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-01-15

@We copy the following from the
Spectator, giving an abstract of the Annual
Repor, of The Superintendent of Common
Schools for this county, to the Superinten-
dent of the Literary Fund. The superin~
tendent says :--
During the year which terminated on the 3Oth
September last, there We're entered by the Com
missioners, and attended School, 5S4 poor chill
dren, the aggregate number of 30S49 days, at an
expense for TUITION alone, of $l233 9S.-The ay-
erage attendance of each child was about So days
at an expense of cents per diem. The number
of snch children sent to school during the past
year, exceeds by 2l4, the number sent during the
year preceding and the increase in the number
Of days ATTENDANCE Ior the same period is 1857,
at an additional expense for tuition of $474 2S.-
These facts furnish conclusive evidence ofthe zeal
and fidelity with which the District Commission
ers have discharged their srduous and responsible
duties.
The following table shows the number
of poor children in each district, the names
OF The Commissioners, and the amount of
money applicable TO educational purposes,
passed to the credit Of each of them, for
the year which will terminate on the 30th
September 1849:
No T6et;e N.,o,oe ro,,,. NJ ~ n,,t.
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nR. M'LANE'S VERMIFUGE More
~ testimony Mr.. Jonathan Houghman, OF
West Union, Park Co. la. Writee as follows to
Kidd s CO. y
81 have sold all the Vermifuge you sent nee,
and wish new supply Immediately. could have
sold great deal more, if had had it on hand
The people here, after trying all other medicines
for worms: say that noneis equalto DR.. M'Lane's
Vermifuge.2'' ~
The above pills can be had at the following pla-
ces, Eskridge s Cushing wholesale and retail
staurtoy. S. Myers, Mt. Sidney, A. d Henne-
barger, Harrsonburg, McGuf1in s. Co., Midway,
Strickler & Co., Fairfield, Ruffner s Jenkins,
Buckhorn Station, Rockingham, j. 8. l.. Bum
gardner, Greenyille, Va.,J M. Wilson, Licking
ton, Va.
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AUGUSTA SAVINGS BANK.

THIS Institution being now fully organized is
N ready to receive deposites, and pay interest on
the same, at the rate Of two per centum per annum
where the deposites are withdrawn in four months,
tour per cent per annum in case the deposies re-
main longer than fourand lessthan twelve months,
and five per cent for twelve months and longer
The Directory meets regularly on Tuesday at 4
O'Clock, ?. M. in each week. Nptes offered for
discount must be left with the Treasurer on Tues.
day before the Board meets Stockholders are no.
titled to pay to the Treasurer ten dollars on each
share at once. The weekly contributions are to
be paid every Tuesday-25 cents OH each share.
BY order of the Board,
BENZ. CRAWFORD, PREs'r.
Roman CowAN, Treasurer.
Dec. IS, lS4S-6w.
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FIFTY CENTS
WHAT DIR. MAURICEAU SELLS AT
SIXTEEN DOLLARS!

Every person who has been deceived by the trick
Of Maurceau's work, should purchase this, and
thus escape the extortion which he attempts to
practice. After reading this edition, any one may
avail himself Of Desomeaux's Invention, at once,
without dollar Of expense, in any village in the
United States. All the secrets ofMagriceau, De-
someaux and Geissner, are here fully fevealed-
There is no other edition worth purchasing. g
Ms- Single copies Of the Married Woman's Pri-
vate Medical Campanioa, will be sent by mail, in
a close envelope, to any part Of the United States,
for 50 cents, post paid, to DR.. r. M. VESSEL
COPIES fer ONE DOLLAR. No unpaid letters
will be taken from the Post Office. No agents
whatever are employed to sell this NEW EDI-
TON. which can only be obtained by sending as
above, PUBLICATION OFFICE, 25s Broadway, n
Y. City. u
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IMPORTANT FROM OHIO.

Governor Of Ohio-Ford and Weler both declar.
ed to be Elected-1remendom Ercitement-
The Legislature .AGowned in Roy!
COLUMBUS, Jan. 9, 1S49.
This has been day of tremendous excitement
here. and the end oft, no one can tell
The legislature assembled in joilt convention to
count the vote for Governor, when report was
read, signed by six democratic members, declaring
Weller to be elected by majority of 2S0.
The report the Speaker decided to he out of or
der, when great scene of excitement ensued-
varions threats were made, and blows exchanged.
During this scene, the speaker rose and declar-
ed Ford to be the Governor elect
Archibald Whitman and others, Immediately
rose and charged the Speaker with violation Of
his oath of office.
Finally the Convention bruke up amidst the
most tremendous excitement. 'f
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-01-15

p-THE THERMOMETER at the Book
Store of friend CowAN, stood as follows:
Weds'y, 10th, at o'cPk, A. M. 22o above zero.
Ihursd'y, 18th, 20 Sc
Friday, 18th, &c 90 &c
Saturday, 18th, &c 80 &c
Pretty severe weather this, but not quite equ al
to some we had few years ago, when water
froze in the pan on JERRY's hot stove, and NEIGH
2oR's WAskey turned to Ice.
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NOTICE..

y WOULD hereby notify those persons who
Il have kindly offered to entertain the members Of
the Baltimore Conference, that ii will sif On the
9TH of March. ~
Some time previous to thesitting of Conference
each family will be furnished with the names d
the ministers assigned them, according to the num-
Der they haye proposed to entertain.
JOHN BOWEN.
Stanton, JAM IS, l849
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-01-15

9aWe are again under obligations to
Maj. j. M. McCuE, Of the House Of Dele.
gates, for several interesting publications
on the subject of Railroad improvement in
our State. Maj. McCUE hopes that it will
not be supposed. from the quantity Of docu-
ments and works relating to the Lynchburg
and Tennessee Rail Road, which he has
distributed through the county, that he is
more deeply interested in that improve
ment, than he is in the Louisa Extension.
His object is to excite interest and enqui-
ny on the subject of Rail Roads generally
to show their importan ce-the immense
mineral wealth they must deyelope-the
great agricultural interests they will sub
serve, and the strong ties they will constiy
tute in cementng in indissoluble bonds
the Eastern and Western parts ofthe State.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-01-15

The famous Cherokee warrior, Captain
Dutch, died on the 18th ult., at his resi-
dence in the Nation. His name was a
terror to the Osages, upon whom he waged
ferocions war twenty years ago. because,
for some unexplained cause, they put his
Usage wife to death. The report Of gun
in their vicinity would fill them with fear,
and they would fly 10 their arms, crying
Clutch Dutch! Dutch!" At the time
of his death. he was member of,he Cher
okee National Council.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-01-15

CALIFORNfA.-Ii is currently rumored that
the Government at Washington has received dis
patches from California later than those already
published, which more than confirm former ac.
counts of the richness of the Gold Mines Indeed
it is asserted that the extravaganza of the language
used in the dispatches in the cause assigned for
Withholding them from the public.-N. Y. Tribune
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-01-15
o. FLOUR, in Baltimore, IS 90.

mountains, (Blue Ridge) in company with some
of the many hirelngs, which are travelling in
that direction at this seas on of the year. He will
probably hire himself at some Of the Furnaces for
a time, and t'en strike for the Ohio by way Of the
Salt Works, or for Pennsylvania. CHESS re-
markably likely, about % years old, supposed to
be about s feet 10 inches high; had on when he
left, Drab Overcoat, Black Cloth Coat, Stri-
ped Cashmere Pantalopns,a red striped Vest and a
Black Hattie has large sum of money, among
which il $50 note. He has long intelligent
face, good teeth, dark complexion, and stoops a
little when standing. He can read. and acstes We
ry badly. The owners of furnaces are cautioned
to be the look out, as he has doubtless supplied
himself with pass and changed his name. | will
pay the above reward if secured in Jail so that |
get him again.
Da-My address is Pottiesvile Louisa county, Va.
CLAYTON G COLEMAN.
January Is, l849.-4t
+ Valley Star, Fincaste Democrat, Winchester
Virginian and Lewisbprg Chronicle copy and send
account to C.. 6. G.
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new AND IMPROVED EDITION
OF THAT
Most Extraordinary Work
MARRIED WOMAN'S
PRIVATE
Medical Companion.

ag= PRICE REDUCED. 81
Only 80 cenfsper copy-3 copies for 81.
THE SECRET OF M. NJ. DESC
MEAUX'S INSTRUMENT FULLY
REVEALED
A new edition of this important Matrimonial
Companion, has just been issued, under the edito-
rial supervision of r. M. WEISSELHOFF, M d,
late OF Paris, Professor of Midwifery, and author of
the celebrated work "Gestation and Child
Birth" which has such az extensive sale in Eu-
rope and America.
This edition is a vast improvement upon Mauri-
ceaus old work, which was chiefly designed to in
dnce the reader to purchase M. NJ Desomeaux's
Powders and instrument, to prevent an undesired
increase OF family, at an expense Of Slo-and his
Portuguese Female Pills at IS per box. In this e.
ditoh, there is no part Of the original French work
withheld The whole secret of M. M. Desomeaux's
andi method is fully revealed and de-
scribea, and the recipe Of NJ Desomeaux's Female
Pills is given entire in plain English ferns, that
the purchaser will actually get for :
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To Stockholders.

HAVING purchased the right for. the County Of
III Augusta to make and use ROSS CORN
MILL for grinding Coo Corn for the use of Stock,
hereby notify Stock feeders and others in the
county, that have these Mills for sale, and can re-
commend their use. 1T will be to the interest Of
Farmers to purchase one Of these Mills the saving
made in preparing food for their Stock would more
than justify the expenseon this account it is valu-
able, and those interested are requested to call at
my residence, near Spring Hill, and see one Of
them in operation. The Mill can be suited either 10
horse or water power.
January S-6n. JOSEPH VENEER.
ou- Spectator copy and charge ]. W.
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CONGRESS-The judiciary Committee of
the Senate have reported against the expedency
of admitting California intothe Union as State.
but recommend the establishment of Territorial
Governments over California and New Mexico.
IN the House there has been discussion on the
Slave trade in the District,
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-01-15

GMr. DoRMAN has proposed in the H.
of Delegates, to levy tax Of FIVE cents on
all houskeepers, who have no property
ubIect 10 revenue tax, and that the pay
ment the said five cents tax shall entille
them 10 the Right of Suffrage.
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W. w. BAILEY,
S u EON DENTIST,

WOULD respectfully tender his professional
" services in its various branches, to the citi-
Gems of staunton and vicinity. Operations conf
ded to his care, shall be attended to promptly and
performed with as much ease to the patient as the
nature Of the case will allow. Ladies waited Oh
with pleasure at their respective residences in case
they prefer it. Room at the Virginia Hotel. q
1G- REFERENcEs.-J. B. Breckenridge B. Co.,
H. J. Crawford. s'e %
/ Staunton, Dec. 4, le4S.--tf
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G;+The Committee on Roads, have reported
bill for the construction of rail road from the Eas
tern base Of The Blue Ridge, to WayEesborough in
this county. Also bill subscribing three fifths Of
the capital stock OF the Tennessee and Lynchhurg
Railroad Company. And bill TO construct Rail-
road from Covington to steamboat navigation the
KanaWha River
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-01-15

as-The house of Mr.. Van Doren. and
the office and fixtures of the Telegraph
Company in Martinsburg, Va, were de-
stroyed by Fire during the past week.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-01-15

The Hon. A. H. SEWER, of Arkansas
died at his residence, in that State, on tn,
1st instant.
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STRAYED OR STOLEN.

A BOUT themiddle Of December last two Horses
IN either strayed were stolen from my premises
near the head of the Canal in Rockbridge County,
One is brown horse about nine years old, and the
spring-lno marks recoected. "A reasonable re-
ward will be given to any person thatwil give me
such information will lead to The recovery Of the
above horses.
JOHN LUCAS.
January 4th. ls4e-st
MY Balcony Falls. Rockbridge
County, Virginia.
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spEcIr.-The specie in the leading
banks Of New York has increased ma,eri-
ally, and from an estimate taken. on We'd
nesday, amounted to S6,000.o00. The
ship Nenuphar, which arrived on the 9th
from Vera Cruz, brought $3s, 900 in Mex
lean coin.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-01-15

rOn the 9Th inst. a most destructive
fire occurred at Pittsburg, Pa. consuming
about $40, 900 worth of property. Mr..
VIM, HAYS was killed by the falling in OF
some walls.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-01-15

THE CHOLERA is onthe decrease at
New Orleans, but is increasing at Cincin.
natl, aud is raging with great violence al
Memphis.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-01-15

DG;- The Rockingham Register states that HAw
KINs the celebrated horse thief made an attempt
on Friday last, to cut his throat with razor. He
succeeded pretty well, having made deep incis
ion, but the wound is moi fatal.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-01-15

rs Our frie nds of Mt. Scion are maxine
an effort to have their town incorporated
60 it, Solon-Parnassus is gaining on you
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At IAsT.-The Washington Union says that
Gen. Taylor has sent in his resignation as Major
General-the resignation to take effect OIL the 3lst
January. Better late than never.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-01-15

r. Hon. j. M. Mason, of the U. s.
Senate, and Hon. JAMES McDowELL. of
the House of Representatives, will please
accept ourthanss for valuable public docu-
ments.
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DEATH OF COLONEL CROGHAN-A tel.
agraphic despatch has been Ieceiyedat Washington
announcing the death Of the gallant Col Or oghan
Inspector General Of the Army.
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c. The President has notified the members of
the Senate to meet in the capitol of the Union on
the 9th Of March. for the purpose Of organizing the
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@S7JAMEs COOPER, an abolition and
an'i-masonic Wing, has been elected U.
S. Senator from Pennsylvania. He sue.
ceeds Mr.. CAMERON.
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Will be Sold.

I'm Monday, the 22d qf this month, January
" at my residehce, in the North Garden, abou
two,thirdS of the following property, viz:
STOCK Of aN kinds, Plantation Tools, ane
Household and Kitchen Furniture.
Among the Stock there will be Is or so choice
Sheep, crossed with the best broods, the Mead and
and Maips--snme GOOD and likely O5ien--a first
rate Threshing Machine. Terms made known on
the day of sale. Ii the day is unlikely, the sale
will take place the next fair day, and be continued
from day to day until completed. '.'':;',s
If not sold before, there will be offered for sale
on the same day 25o or 800 Acres of LAND, with
TT comfortable Dwelling a..zs,s,
@seS. ) House 9pit-pelty Of It
AIMisiySy Fruit Frces-wen wa 1SaSassXsss
EHssssS ~ Ea2 tered-and has abun- w
Gleszseessa5 dance of good Timber. -<.zzzssz>--
ALSO,--Will be offered, if not sold BEFORE or
likely Young NEGRO ELS. I have upwards OF
100 Barrels of Corn, and 4 or 5000 lbs of good Hay
which may be had at fair price,
Probably will offer my smith for hire, and per
hars some others. will sell great bargain in the
Land ard Negroes.
Jan s--tds DABNEY CARR.
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r n { MARKETS S..

RICHMOND, Jan. Is.
GLOFER-SEED-$4 SO
HOGS. $5-nett.
CATTLE-s2 IS to IS, scale weight.
SHEEP-$l SO to SO, nett weight.
BUTTER-Firkin, IL to Is, Fresh, | 5 10 Is
.PLAISTF R-Lump, from wharf IS l2-in
tierces OF 500 lbs. Ground. =
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OBIT UARY.

DIED, In Harrisonburg, on the evening of the
I 9TH inst, Mr.. JOHN G.. CHRISTIAN, in the 22d
year of his age.--Obituary next week.
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To the Stockholders in the Louisa
Rail Road Company, under the
Act Of March 9Th, 1913.
VOU are required to pay in addition to install
i ments previously called for the following
sums, viz;
On the LIST day Of February, ls4s. upon each
share, So 90
On the LIST day of Marsh, ls4e, upon each
share, - rs 90
Stockholders in Albemarle will deposite In the
Bank at Charlottesville in Augusta ia the Bank at
Staunton, and in Richmond in the Bank of Virginia
in Richmond. -"
By order of the Board,
cHARLEs THOMPSON, Treas.
Beaver Dam Depot, Jan. s-2m.
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MAR RI ED

On December 9th, ls4s, by the Rev. G. w
Deems, ofthe Nj. i. Church, MIR. HUGH INGR1M
TO Miss CAsTEEN MoNTGoMERy-all of this co.
On the 25ih ult, by the Rev William Brown
DR.. CHARLES l.. MAUzY, to Miss MARTHA c.
daughter of Robert Snapp, Esq-all of this co.
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RELIGIOUS BOOKS.

Y HAVE THE WESLEYAN LIBRARY and good
i many other Religious Books which viii sell at
the Baltimore retail prices. J ~.s's '~
JanS-st ]. McNEALE LATHAM.
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CAUTION.

A La persons are hereby iorewarned from cut
"A ting or hauling off Timber from the Mount
Terry lands, as The law will be enforced against all
such offenders in future.
Jan l5-at SHAW & BRYAN.
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o5-For the Cd and 9TH numbers ofLAocooN see
first page.
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SADDLE-BAGS

r LOANED my two pair of Saddle bags, one pail
has my name on them, the flaps of the other pain
are lined with bed ticking snail be obliged to
the borrowers to Eeturp them.
~ JAMES POINTS.
aStaunton Jan Is, ls49.-lw.