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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-22

In the Senate, yesterday, Mr.. FISH presented the
memorial of the New-York Chamber of Commerce,
praying for the establishment Of Naval Schools for tle
preparation of youths seamen Numerous memo
rails deDouncpg the repeal Of the Missouri Com
promise were presented. Resolutions of the Legsla
ture of Illinois were presented in favor Of granting
lands for q ship canal around Niagara Falls also,
for restricting the duties on sugar moasses and rail-
road iron A memorial was presented from the So
ciety OF Universal Democratic Republicsnsm praying
The Intervention Of Congress to redress the wrongs and
injuries sustained by Frederick Wrerchel imprisoned
by the authorities of Saxony and Bremen The House
solution relative to the appointment of cadets to
West Point taken up and referred. The joint re-
solution from the House giving The Navy Department
power to reject certain bds for supplying provisions
clothing and small stores for the of the Navy, was
referred to the Committee on Naval AGirs. resOll
ton was adopted authorizing the printing of 5000
extra copies of the report of the Secretary Of the
Treasury of American Securities of all kinds. The
bill TO increase the pay and otherwise promote the
efficiency of the Army was then taken up when
warm debate eDsued on the clause giving the appoint
meDt of cadet to each Senator, and without taking
vote On the subject it postponed, and after short
Executive Session the Senate adjourned.
in the House OF Representatives a resolution was
adopted authorizing the printing of 100000 copies of
the Agricultural part of the Patent Office Report for
the use of the members of the House. and 10000 for
the use of Commissioner of Patents. The Committee
on Public Lands reported bill which referred to
the Committee Of the Whole, authorizing Alabama
and other States having Public Lands therein remain
ing ursod and uaappropriated for twenty years, to
sell the same for educational purposes and internal
improvements. After disposing of several nnimport-
ant bills the Senate Nebraska and Konzas bill was
taken up and after considerable discussion during
which much feeling manifested the bill was finally
referred TO the Committee of the Whole by vote Of
Ito to 95 The House then adjourned.
The Liquor Prohibition bll-or rather the time for
its taking eIect-was talked about in the Assembly,
but no action taken. To-day the vote is to be taken
first the time: next the passage Of the bill. OF
its passage, We entertain doubt and hope, but
10 not feel confident, that the time will be changed n
accordance with the Report OF the Assembly Com
mtee and the earnest desire Of the friends o. Tenn
perance throughout the State.
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Subscriptions and advertisements for tn; Ne"' f'''
Tribune can BE- let with the following Agents
LosDos-MrW Thomas Nos 70 and q Ce.harine street,
Strand.
PARIs-Mr Etourneau, No 30 Rue 81. Marc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-22

SrOP THIEF il the cry of the culprit TO divert the
public from his mdeeGs which illustrated in e advertise
that Singer has tu pending against for Infringing
the Moty Job1soz pt.n We have suits 70 Try the
ptps believing that the beet method OF lencns importers Is 10
Whenever they dare cite appear Ii
are derous seeing certified copy Of the Moy Johnson pa
tert they by calling of6ce No Broadway
BAKER
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!Nesp3]ork Daily Grion11*
WEDNESDAY, MARCH %. 1854.

ate ,r,,. for ssvenr IL be WHEY TRI5vYE vi. bsIesfer
BE- FUZZY CENTS Inc each Insertion.
The ecUao of the weekly alone has new reached the 'Dp'
.cdeptea number Of 10000 ooPies
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-22

srp.nSs. HUTCHINSON & Co wholesale dealcrs in
yuxs Rfssoss DsEss Coos IASssS PNsaoIozaiEs bscs
uxsrLLs BoEKy MILLINERY 0ooDs &c Merchants from ey
Dry section invited ,oes sefor, eurehasns
Eos u and "a w.irsEe;., for doom bsl9E sioa3z,y
THF HANDsoMEsT STORE rs BROADwAy.-kNoXs
stsstlnhsn, The Prescott House ny improved s esr
ny 81 tle anet % 6Iosdway n "a II soe 90 W.
ss ss a. ~ =. o,f .s.o No IL oa Fo3
Soas, vii purchase Hss uneqasisd IN o,1J o.
aye lesor srd quality isiIgn ze HIN. -----
Cars OF NEw STYLFs-1his department d our
tulress vresr DO 'vpsrieB Of tsrnt ssa "a poossr
p.rerSs snd sS.ys,5 70 III warsgs lsd sea ga -tSs
hs,eiSs pres eIe E'sHirs .iJiss SA''' ea.g CO..
euaIse- Ia. ,pa Gao ustsrs As'or Hgsse. 8Ioal xay
eTTISG BoSyTTs az GESIN's BAZAAR, No 5l3
s.oaow.Y 9,ss s% Soy eI ss v.r,s ..''rtua.
,Iasbi Of Ise,s sS6 Emboesri-.. &c &c
PVNoyA,--S1ffB & LOUSsBEsY would respect
ts inform hiI issf: sH No. ~ I rss, 70 lg{
Zone go. below crsse 8 ~ y veyst soss,ry srlsss
Thre--psy AID iusrsin ..,,~,.
Ensh American FLOOR o. Cloth and al ''aei s'"' pertain
p.p,s BoSSETs AT GEYIXs BAzAAR--oPESING OF
1Yr sJrIrc F,oxs he's The Pessrs o. !,
The ss. Of ksr yoIs r.. sssI T w 1 d. s8 bat n, sa
slSs nd soT,msH, 81 10 '' nov 's's "
lie rosdsso .nyits stelton 70 n. e'Ca Z
ssssar' .es ,s5B % fif .S tss ,.o ,is.
Epbrdr eepsIim,n o. he b,a,as o. so.. Heel 10 SIS
Bro,dvsy --- Ut
FogIERs AND WELLS, Pbrenologists and PUDI'sh-
o.. CT, bon Hall TO lei Esssaus'- Nsw.yort
TIF0AYT PIANO- FoRrEs. -PeraOns wishing 70 Pur.
chase trvv Instrument are iayit.d 70 az a. VI,
49,. of GRoyEsTgEE TsU5LOw, No 5o Bfo.f"y eJouns
81 Richoss Hotel ard Examine their splsrGia Pei o..
go - 1oS Puros been In n - cd a. t1s
Cr,,tN PAIGE when received tho ff iIeivl 10y
pos oated sale, together with large eas'Iasa ID ee "
ofesS
CAnD-sPR CLOTHISG.-N6w ready an extsn,
live ,so,ent Of en,ely sn1 wehnsoe Cot1ns
10 ho season eu. nssed the best lee asa VII DC SOFA D.
sstjeIes susiaLee6 TO Be exactly ntss
FDwaTD \ HAcEgTT Clothus tnYoI9 q 20 % g--- -
N0TEyIYG MILLINERY AND MANTLE As-DAk,
,uoIo,Ew WEED will open MONDAY Tuesday ana
Eeuyrng Nihery and H4ol,E emaring tto n,'t Dss -
5eis, errr ogethe1 with hs ts tssr n az oil
cAeTed 9 prone
H., potci. BARrn0LoNsw < WED
TIKI ORIENT MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY VIII
b. 1ree- ed On tbf lst March lo5i 70 se
lar or Marine Trans rs.o1 aad AsgaDn fsAs
As.F $50 c'0, in noiss ia ADVANCE Of preuni@mf
Ofes No. Gerch snts' B2changt
TRUSTEES
Y,h, r. Aspi,vnu Chsrles LsnsOn
join AucAincoss Alex b-sf5H0e'
Is-,ss Rros "a Arthur Lsgry,
~ n co,I;;s Mortimer Livingston
Gcorss Chris W A. PlsteniIs.
80. Cateb.t Frederick ". Road,
F-s,p, Dutih p A. II Rensuid
tebtgt Buret. Jrp ahomes iIaheS
r~eseriek ~ Foster h Sand,
1000 ai.illArd Jr Edward r sandersop,
No. III Otiouel r. Shunac1er,
J. Woodward Haven, M@b oie,n.l
PiccsId Irwin, C1fLen3s n ou"on'
Ioh, a Kitrhnz Thompson
n U.nyV Koop John ) Wi.hals
George y Kunharit william ) wilson
C. ". FsBER, Precedent.
ALFRED OG0sEi Nics-Presiient
CBLsLEs IRvEe Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-22

NEW Music" Home, where changes never come
sbesu ballad "DAmse scho,tche with splendid visnete
0erty down the Stream NI s Boy, cheer y ss,y Ana
Lily, dear with Chnk of Gods" "once knew
maiden ' The Lahore to bis sons and many other poPa
rphlhedb y berry 9oEDoS No. ~ Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-22

Tapestry Velvet, Brussels, Three. Ply, and Ingram
CsPe to,h Eissh and smercan OF Cloths from to p fee
wide hats Nireow Shades Lace Curps Cornoes &c In
grest vso II. TOWNSEND Co e. No 70l G senweh
Carrets IL ID lns ted In the bos: naaucr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-22
IN. Tribune for Europe.

ADVERTISEMENTS for Tie Weey Tribune Of this week. mus; DO
hau4 in to-day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-22

SHINING MACHINES.-A set Of Boston cOnsprat0rs
eIdeyoIrg inuIe b iI end 10 Gnet the iniu
New Yor, But only make ard sell the beet
svps NahLe but the Oldest patent and sves OF tbs
oItent Sewing Machine patents We have commenced
enemies and will deuonsttae 10
public that sowing Machine worth using eau be
without elusive rights AM t ourrghs
be violated with ipu1ity The Sewing Machines about
which coItIovtN the improved cir gle threldo Ma
ehpfs foid by Us only NJ 4 Co No jS B-osiRsy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-22

81 600 REwARD.--CAUTIoN-SE MACHINES
All - yous uay ceiling making sewing machines wi hol
forbidden Infringing patent Of Spts nber IT,
1910 penalties of tho law See lit Of
msoLeIy column inside the recent decision OF te United States
sopyirg the the Singer machines MASSACHUSETTS, toe
hunb No ass the Oreenough pclt and tue $1,000
r,r FLIAs uoWE. il. IA. 0 5 BfoadwaY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-22

klELODEoNs-1he double-keyed Melodeons of Good
BALDWIN, and those Of S. d H. w. Saith for whic
WATERS, No SS3 Boadgsy Sole AGENT acknOw
edged the best they the only tuned ia the
ere For sale a low
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-22

ELEGANT Doors, SHOES AND G.TERs.-Tbere is
peo like waIsss get 6no Dress shoes AMI Caters WAT
fairly outdauced all competitions bOh Ia the beauty aud
du,by his Every Of correct taste Is
TO NAIKs establishment No ia futonst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-22

CARPETINGs.-YoUHG d JAYNE, No. i3. Pearlst
near NsaoDt offer sale IT, extensive
sormcnt of CaspeDgs, Floor OCo,h and ell other srs
tsEirg 10 tie trade.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-22
8nsiTfee Notice

Svp.RNs. HUTCHINSON & Co wholesale dealcrs in
yuxs esssoss DzEss 0ooos IdSssA Fns2ooE2iEs, bscE
urLLas BosEKy GooDs &c. Merchants from ev-
nv .e.oa are ved 10 essmns sock before purchans
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-22

HAVE YOU TASTED THEMi-We Were yesterday
presented with Of PuLMoS,c WrsRs and 6nd them
The delightful thing tasted for cough tstfne Of
hs cbes the ssus irritation caused BY damp weather upon the
lpnss Try them Is cents box. c. " CLtcKESER Co No
Barclay 4, 0sssrsl Agents fer New York and vicinity
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-22
CBLSLEs IRvIEe, Secretary.
Rea.Nork EfL. n. lNti

OFFICE OF The RELIANCE MUTUAL INSURANCE
Mall, Ne wYOrk-NEw YoRK March IS, 1854
meeting Of the Beard Of Trustees Of this Company held at
the oce now Temporarily occupied by them, No 80 Wat
dvdepd declared Of cent for the LAST sH months on
The ospis och Company payable tho stockholders
their after the lst dsy Of Ap next
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-22

PIANOS. An assortment Of Pianos may be found at
the fies Music Pauo Depot No $50 Broadway. which
for se snd excellence Of e purity aod richness Q, tone,
and yfTfciicn Of eEno be e@ceed Ia slois
Other city y the UTion, computing leeft Co.'S Wod Fair
Pianos with without tbs hpsu aa1 with iron
circular tcss Cir es Bouir fisnos Hat Camst5as
uf ibe old bhheG ln heo Co Horace Wetrfs
others ~toesa ale Rn1 retail lO the fs:to
lice than OF other seilor in the country.
UoHANE MAlERs. sNle Astnt No SO RrOaa az.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-22

ssy, Bill, what's the matter with you this morn
ns Yec ool had sssk',ed on PICKLES wa.ssi eoa
fled Won A. nine oid rne ss nght Wei & nesasy sna
1ei box OF REppIse's sALvr the bei thing exsni or
a. rs ssnis boz by G. v 1LrcS Co No 3sesJst,
NtxYoIk. General Agents ftr New felk snd vicinity
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-01-23
'TAEAsI =NOHse,E9,

HggsTa HAT the urders gned has concluded 10 sell
4 his remaining and still very large and well
assorted stock Of clothing at prime cost. He is
compelled his step as he purposes still further
to enlarge his business, aud 10 make room ior
an extensive stock of spring clothing. Those
therefore. still in want Of clothing, Or DESTROYS
OF procuring bargains would do well TO call
and secure what they want, 1T prices which
canno, fail to please.
N. B.-My accounts are all made on, up 10
The lst Of January. and as money is wanted, a
prompt settlement OF accounts is respectfully
asked. J. POLITE.
jan. %, 1854
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-01-23
MAR REED.

On Saturday the 18th inst, al Harper's Ferry
BY the Rev. Mr.. Heaton, MIR. JOHN EAGLE /,
Miss c. McALriNE, both oil Rocktrdge coun-
ty, Va.
:, Ga the 10Th of December, by the Rev S
Brown, MIR. VIM. LAWRENCE, OF Augusta tt
Miss MARY, fourth daughter of MI. Jane.
Lyle, Esq, OF Mill Creek, Bath county.
On the 5,h inst, by The same, Capt Isaac
MARTIN, TO Miss lsArELLA, daughter Of MI
Robert Harris, all OF the Little Calfpasiure
Rockbrdge county.
On the 28th Dec; by the Rev. MIR. Cochran,
al Mount Air, Fluvanra, the residence Of Mr.
Thos. X. Bailey, Mr.. PATTERSON GREINER, Oh
Stanton. and Miss MARTHA j. SPEAKS. or-
merly Of Charlottesville.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-01-23

In the Town of Mt. Sidney, Augusta
Cointys Va.
In The Circuit Court for Ike Conntg Of Au-
gusta. William Gamble, Complainant.
Chs. K. Hyde, Susaa Glenn, Jas. II. Bur-
del md 'Fm. III. A1tqtcr, Defendants.
In Chancery.
"A Il The last November term of the said Gil
80 cut Court for the County of Augusta, in
the above named ca!se, among other things,
it was Decreed chat Reuben D Hill be appoint
ed Commissioner, 10 sell tie Excuse and
Iots, in The bill mentioned, situated in the
town Of Mt. Sidney, and numbered 40 and Al
in The plan Of said Town, whose duty it shall
be. after advertising the time, terms and place
Of sale, Tor four weeks successfully in some one
Of the newspapers published in the Towns OF
ST. unten and Harrisonburg, and posted at the
front door OF The Court House Of Augusta Coun-
ty, and at one or more public places nearest
the pretnises-to proceed 10 sell upon the prem
Uses, by way of public auction, TO the highest
bidder, Tor cash sufficient to deffay the costs Of
suit and expenses of sale. and for the residue
upon credit OF s, 10 and Is months, the
Honse and Lots with their appurtenaaces, IT.
The bill mentioned, subject to the outstanding
Dover right Of the defendant, Susan Glenn
Unless she shall on or before the day Of sale,
make hereleeticn, evldenced by note IN writing,
to have sale of the property: out and out, ire.
speetive OF her r-light and agreeing to
take an equivalent or Communication therefor
i'll fee Ont Of the purchase money, in winch
event, the Com'r will sell the property, gu! and
out, instead Of subject TO said Dower-right, and
he will take of the purchaser Or purchasers, bond
with sufficient personal security, besides relain-
ing the legal title as ultimate security, and make
report TO the Court, returning ihereM it'll an ac-
count OF sales and bonds OF the purchasers"
Persnant 10 the directions sci forth in the
above decree, shall, on the premises, on the
4th day Of FEBRUARY next, proceed to sell said
House and Lots, either on, and out or subject to
Mrs Genn'a Do@er-tisht. she not -et having
informed the undersigned what hei wishes are
Il: the premisee. The terms of sale will be
hose mentioned in the above decree THIS
property is thought 10 be as desirable as any in
Mount Sidney. The house is commodious, and
the lois well enclosed aud in good coudnon.-
The property occupies an elevated position in
lne.own. Various out-h houses and conve niences
are on ii, and Il well of good waller near
the honse. REUBEN D. HILL, Coa'r.
JAN 9, 1854,
Rockingham Register will insert for / weeks
successfully, aud send the undersigned copy
ofsihe Register 10 Stanton, with costs OF chafg
of Advertising m arked: K. d. II,
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-01-23

IISK'S METALLIC BURIAL CASES,
TUST received supply OF The above ari-
81 Gle, which am prepared 10 furnish al city
prices. Ii is not necessary 10 say more relative
10 these cases, than TO add the following tesli-
lnony TO their value A d. CHANDLER. :.
WASHINGTON, April 5.
Messrs. Fisk Il RAYMOND,
Gentlemen We itnessed The utility of your
ornamental 'Palsnt Metallic Burial Case used
to convey The remains oil the late Hon. John C..
Calhoun 10 thu Congressional Cemetery, which
impressed us with the belief thai il is the best
article known to as Tor transporting he dead TO
their final resting place.
With respect we subscribe ourselves, Yours
ETC., II Clay. Lewis Cass, ID S Dickinson j. Nj
Mason. D r Atkinson, { Green, Daniel
Webster, J Nj Bergien, jeff Davis, W r King,
Henry Dodge. " ? Mansnm.
am also prepared TO furnish at the shortest
notice, wooden collins, tfnn the plaiuest le
the finest, TO any part Of the county. at mo.
derale charges
Dec. &c, 1859 A. D. C.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-01-23
A number eg Building lets.
EsU7RaEG SALE.

frEiE subscriber intending, to move West. Of
lers for sale the following property Oh lurs-
day lhe26h inst lat 10 O'Clock, il aira<lif mol
the first lair day,)
THE HOUSE AND LOT
Oh which he now resides, five miles from Staun-
tou on The GteenvlIe road, half mile above
NJ Coehran's Mill, adjoining Mr. Hudson, Besser-
man aud Others, containing 8 acres, 2roods. 96
81 es, with good spring and young orchard
with choice fruit, the creek running through the
entire oi'lhe lot, with water poHer sufficient fol-
aw mill or machinery.
Also, at the same time, cows, calls, 2
hogs aud all the household and kitchen furni.
ture. and 2or tons good timothy hay.
TERMS.-A credit OF six mont S will be
given on all sums Of five dollars and upwards,
and all sums under s. cash will be required
Purchaser give bonds with approved security
The terms Of House aud lot vi be made
Known on the day Of sale
Jan. 10th. ls5l-2'. JOHN KESSLER.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-01-23
Land f07. Sole.

fYHHE subscribers offer for sale their tract Of
j. land, lying upon the banks of New River,
on the North East side. thereof in the county
OF Giles, about two miles from tie Courthouse
This tract embraces about
=. 3?5 Acres,
one hundred and thirty OF which. are cleared
and is fine bottom land. and the portion set in
clover aud other grasses.
There Is upon lhetract a com N~--a
Portable log ceiling House. With &SS ::;'@
two looms below and two above, ssssa We
stable, crib, kitchen, &C. Also ssgs
two Orchards ei as good fruit as there is III The
county Those who are in search of land
would do well to visit this tract before purehas
ing elsev here. Any information more parti
cular will be given on application her ia per.
son or by letter TO either o. the Subscribers at
Giles Courthouse.
ANDREW H. JOHNSTON,
JAMES D. JOHNSTON.
January 16 fS54-4t.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-01-23
SELLING OFF AT COST.

GaTEINER s. BRO, are now selling off theil
- stock Of Winter cfo!lling at cost, in order
to make room for Spring supply. They have
Oh hand large lot of every variety and quality,
which they are determined to sell or give away
Call quick, ~ -.
N B.-Desirina 10 go North in few weeks,
10 lay in aspendid stock Of Spring and Sum
mer Goods, we soui be much obliged il
thoseA knowing themselves inslebisd 10 us,
would come forward without delay and make
payment. STEINER s. BRO.
Ian 80 J45A
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-01-23
PUBLIC SALE.

HEANING sold The Farm on Which lately re-
sided, will Offer for sale on
Thursday the 9Th day Of February neat,
my stock Of Cattle and Erog and several
head OF horses. A quantity OF
Corn, Rye and Wheat, Farming Utensils,
Household and Kitchen Furniture,
together with variety Of other property. Also
several VAC O.NS, one a hrst-rate Road
Wagon a good Threshng Machine, Clover
Machine, &c, nc,
Terms-.A credit oil six months will be given
on all sums of IS and over, the purchaser giving
bond and security as usual. For all sums under
that, the cash will be required.
! Jan I6-lds-S cop. M II. MeCUE.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-01-23
VALLEY MILLS.

wT H & superior quality of the flour manufac-
IA lured a. he Valley Mills, in this county
is testified to by Matthew Blair, Esq, Commits.
sion Merchant in Richmond, III l4tter dated
January 7lh, as follows: "a gentleman from
the Iowlands Of Virginia, having heard of the
prize flour from The Valley Mills. came yester-
day aud paid me SO for family brand.
think shall be able TO make better returns OF
flour, by far TO all those whe corisi2n to me from
your mill, than will be made in Richmond
This year"
Jannary % 1881 al
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-01-23

IT. kossUTH. according 10 REPORTS. Is pre-
pairing tor a revolutionary ATTEMPT in Europe
as soon as the proper time NAV arrive. We
may then look for revival of the Kossu.h hats
and other revolutionary fashions. But we have
no doubt the Philadelphia public. no matter
wha, may be the changes in dress. will still
continue 20 provide themselves with clothing
from Rockhill & Wilson's cheap and elegant
clothing store, No. If Chesnut street, corner
Of Franklin Place.
Jan. ., 1854-2m.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-01-23
GREAT INlUCEN}NT OFFERED.

va ESlR0US Of closing out on. stock OF wiz
~ Ter clolhing..b be ore The season is ovee. we
are determined 10 sell from now ill spring sea
son sells iu, al more reduced prices thon we ever
done before. Our stock is yet well assorted,
and we would advise our friends and all those,
who like 10 buy clothing, cheaper than they
generally can be had, TO call OH US at once, ST.
lee, and bny.
N. B.-Our accounts up to the lst January are
all made out, and as money is very much need
ed, we should be glad to see all those indebted
to us, come forward and settle.
GOODMAN s. co.
Jan. 16, 1S5i-S. & Nj. copy.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-01-23

I'm Monday the 23rd inst, being the first
~ day of the County Court | shall offer a,
public sale, in front OF b. 4 J.. S. Crawiotd
Store, in Staunton, variety OF property be-
longing to the estate OF Joseph Jamison, deed.
including amongst other things, several HON
SEES, a valuable MULE, Wagons, Plows, Har-
rows, articles of Household Furniture, &c.
A credit Of six months will be given on all
sums over five dollars OH the usual terms Of
the purchaser executing bond wilhapproyed Sc
curiy. Under that sum the cash " Ill be requlr-
ed. JOHN D. iMBODEN. Adm'or
jan %, 1854 ids. OF Jos. Jamlson.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-01-23
=ss--4
NOTICE.

"A LII persons Indebted to the late firm OF
ST. Perrin & Ridaeway by bond. note OF ac-
count, are requested 10 come forward and settle
the same without further delay, and hose hay-
ing claims against said firm VIII please present
them for adjustment. Come forward gentle
men--let those thai have money come, lei
those that have no money come, let every one
that will come and settle their accounts freely
for the business must and shall be settled OF.
flee al J. Woodward's until the 10Th of Janua
ry, 1854, aud a, the Store of Perrin 4 George
thereafter.
WIN. PIDGEON.
jan O. 1S54-3m
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-01-23
NOTICE.

ts,HE. sale bonds due The Estate OF Jas A
l. Frazier, decd On the lst January, are il
,he hands Of Vim M, Tate, Esq, Slaunlon, wh'
Is authorized 10 collect them, and the Store ac
counts and bonds in the hands of James A Fra
zier, Jennings GAP, who will receive payment
All claims not paid on the 1st day OF Mafcl
will be placed in officers hands Tor colleclio
without reservation.
WM FRAZIER, Surviving Ex'or
Of James A Frazier, deed.
Jan. 16 lS54-et.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-01-23
AUGUSTA RESTAURANT.

eTgl II F subscriber has taken the brick house on
q. Courthouse alley, near the virginia Ho-
tel Street, for The purpose Of keeping a public
eating establishment. He will be supplied
daily with fresh OYSTERS AND FISH OF att
kinds that The Richmond make, affords, and
will have always on hand Venison aud every
Thing else in The eating lne. Meals and snaels
furnished at any hour. The public generally
are respectfully requested 10 call and try his fare
Thankful for The liberal patronage heretofore
received, he promises to do his best 10 deserve
IA continuance Of il.
WILLIAM r. SMITH.
Jan. g. 1851.