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Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-02-20
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LAND.

10y virtue of decree rendered on the 9th
- day of January, 1884, by the Circuit
Court OF Augusta county, in the case Of Shelf
fey, Trustee, vs.. Peter Sheets and others,
shall proceed on Saturday The Alb dag IF March,
1854, to sell on the premises, to the highest bid
der, at public auction The Trac: OF Land known
as the PETER SHEETS FARM, and now
occupied by John AIgentrieht containing
127 Acres 80 Poles.
The Land is readily susceptible OF Improve
ment, about half OF it is cleared, and the residue
very well timberei. The improvements cum
sist of HOUSE ard STABLE.
TERMS OF SALE.-So much TO be paid in cash
as may be necessary to pay the expenses Of the
sale and the costs oil suit, and the residue in
four annual payments, with interest from the
date, payable annually. Bombs with good Sc
curly will be required for the deferred pay
meuls, and the title will be retained as ultimate
security.
Possession tn be given on the day Of sale, or
SO soon as the terms OF sale are complied with.
HUGH W. SHEFFEY, Comm'r,
Feb. 6, 1854-tds
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NEW GOODS
AT WIN. B. COX'S.
SEN2knlfO1l. tsfrgl2xfN.
djoining the Post-Office and under the
Asua nd

WATcHEs.-Gold aud Silver, Plain and Hunting
large and small, all warranted.
JEW ELRY.-Breast Pins, Finger Rings, Ea
Rings jet, Coal, Pearl l. Plain Bracelet, Cuff
Pins. Gold Chains, Stu IDS, Gold Pencil Case.
and Pens. Spec.aces, Charms, Neck laces, We'd
ding Rings, Coral Of all kinds, Armlers foi
children, Gold ThimbIes, etc etc.
PLATED WARE.--Castors, Walters, Cake Bas-
kets, Shutters and Trays, Forks and Spoons;
Tea Sets, Gobleis, Ladies, Butter Knives,
Salt Selars, and Ice Cream Bowls.
PERFUMERY AND SoAPs-Of the finest des-
criplon and all kinds, from the Foreign Manu-
iacloties Of Lubn, Guerlain, Low. Protest, Pr
ror. Nlangene, and Condray, as ell as of all the
American Manufacturers.
Work BoxEs-Of Paper Machie, Rose
wood, Inlaid and Plain ,SatinwooL, Spa and
Ebony.
PAPER MAcHIE PoRT FoLIos-Of all sizes, in
laid with Pearl and oInamenled with Flowers,
from ST. 50 to 81 90.
BRUSHES. Tooth Brushes, Hair Brushes,
Hat Brushes, Clothes Brushes, Comb, Shaving
and Nail BRUSHES in the greatest variety, o
best quality and M W patterns.
COMBS. All kinds Shells, Buffalo and Horn,
Of The best quality aud style, and ol various
size s
LAMPS AND GiRANDoLEs,-Bes quality ard
newest styles OF Lamps tnr burning OH Lard or
phosgene Gas. Al.o, Candeiichra, Gjrandoes,
Chandeliers and Side Lamrs, beaui,u.' nal
terms.
CUrLERY.-P Pocket Knives, Scissors ard Ra-
zors Of the best kind and in great variety.
VARlEr. Es.-Paper Weights, Puff Boxes,
Toilet Bottles, Jewel Cases, card cases Of Silver
Pearl and She'll Glass Boxes Clasp Pin Boxes,
very neat; Tooth Pow ders, Pomatuus, Spy
&
aud Leather Mathematical Instruments, Egg
boilers, and many other things, all Of which
will be sold al reduced prices.
December 26 1853
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NOTICE..

yI,HE undersigned having sold his farm, will
i how offer for SALE Oh the premises, two
miles SOUTHEAST Of Staunton, on Wednesday
the 2ad of February, the following property,
viz:
Three good work horses; three or four No. |
mich cows one eoad plantation wagon, near
ly new one horse wagon, nearly new one
set four horse gears; some two or three hun.
dred bushels corn; thirty bushels rye; some
FIVE OF six ton good hay one windmill. Price,
Brigg + Co.'s make, nearly new some fifty
bushels Oats. Plantation utensils, such As
ploushs, harrows, &c, with various other arti-
Giles not necessary to enumerate. Terms OF
sale made known on the day OF sale. Due al
tendance by ?. BRlGHTWELL.
Feb 6, 1851.
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PUBLIC SALE.

II AVlNG sold my farm near Stanton,
A. will sell on Wednesday the first day Of
March next all the personal property now upon
sad farm, consisting of ge;,tle mules; fine
mare; several work horses; fine Stallion
col's-good stock Is heal of young cattle
or ~ cows; two wagons, with harness and
gearing of the best order for farm; corn, oats,
Bacon, LAID; all necessary farming implements
! good threshing machine, and quantity Of
hay and other provender.
ALSO. Household and Kitchen Furniture of
every description, and OF the very best quality
xit be given on all sums Of $500 and up.
wards purchaser giving 5ond aud approved
security; under that amount. the Gosh i'll be
required, A b. RICK
p Feb. 20, 1854.
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PUBLIC
&.4LE OEL.Zly.U.

WILL se Offered for sale on he ses
upon the 9Th day oil NJ alc h. i
not, on the next fair day. tract Of land lying
in Botetourt county, containing about
29J Acres.
The farm is in remarkably good neighbor-
hood, Within three miles OF Fincastle, OH the
road leading thence 10 Amsterdam, and elev-
EN- miles tIom the Virginia and Tennessee Rail-
road.
About one-,hird Of the land is in wood-the
cleared land is in good condition. The build
ings are comfortable Dwelling with six rooms,
Kitchen and Servants house, good Stable.
Barn, &c.
Possession will be given on the LIST Of
April.
The terms Of payment will be made known
on the day OF sae
At the same time will be sold for Cash, the
stock and farming implements on place, and
a few articles Of Household and Kitchen Fur.
niture.
GEORGE +. WILMER.
Feb. 3, 1S54-4t.
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lying on the watets of Middle River in. Augusta
county, about 81 miles Southwest Of Stanton,
adjoining lie land Of James Brown aud others,
containing abou, I43 Acres, Of which about 100
Acres are cleared, and about II acres Of first
rate meadow, the balance in timber.
Any person or persons wishing 10 purchase,
are invited to view the land. which will be
shown by either of the undersigned at any
time upon application.
TERMS third of the purchase money
in hand !; and The baance in three equal annu
al payment thereafter. Possession will be given
Immediately.
GEO. BAYLOR, Exec. Of Geo.
JOHN TRIMBLE, Baylor, ST., dec.
Feb. 20, $685.. & NJ. copy ids.
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NOTICE.

"A LII persons Indebted TO the late firm OF
L. Perrin & Rideeway by bond. note or ac-
connt. are requested to come forward and settle
the same without further delay, aud those hav-
ing claims against said firm will please present
them for adjustment. Come forward gentle
men-let those that have money come, let
those that have no money come, lei every one
that will come and settle their accounts freely,
ior the business must and shall be settled. Of
lice at j. Woodward's until the 10Th of Janua-
~, 1854, and a, the Store of Perrin 4 George
thereafter
WIN. PIDGEON.
Jan. Q, 1S54-3m
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TAKE NOTICE.

FN1HAT the Undersigned has concluded to sell
u his remaining and still very large and well
assorted stock of clothing at prime cost. He is
compelled to this step he purposes still further
to enlarge his business, and TO make room for
an extensive stock Of spring clothing. Those
Therefore, still in want Of clothing, OF DESTROYS
OF procuring bargains would do well to call
and secure what they want, at prices which
cannot fail 10 please.
n B.-My accounts are all made out up to
the LIST Of January, and as money is wanted, a
prompt settlement Of accounts is respectfully
asked. J. POLLiTZ.
Jan. 90, 1854
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REJNOEAL.

TT 81 FAUST have removed their store
Il 10 the House lately occupied by J. e.
Kyle s. Bro, next door 10 kayser and Sirb-
bling, where they have OH baud a large supply
of homemade aud imported BOOTS & SHOES
Ladies' Shoes Of every variety also Hats,
Caps, Umbrellas and Carpet Bags, &c., all OF
which will be sold al the lowedt prices. The
public are invited to give them call.
Feb. l3, 1854.
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More New Goods !!

lust received n, the Cheap Store of WHITE,
- PATTON s. Co., and for sale low. Among
which will be found the following scarce Goods
Black Italian Silks, Fancy Under Sleeves, Fan.
cy Pointed and other Style Of Collars, Plain ana
Printed Oil Calicoes, Laces and Edgiugs, In.
Blankets, Negro Blankets, Brown and Black
Shee,ines, Black and Mixed Satinets, Union
Cassimers, Mems sup Black Horse Skin Gloves
20 pieces New Prints, 2 pieces Canton Elan
nels, &C., sc.
February 6, 1854.
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MOUNTAIN Tor, AUGUSTA, Feb. 16, 1864.


TO the Editors of the Tindicator II fnd in
your issue Of the l3th a communication over
the signature Of 'H.,' dated "Senate Chamber,
Feb. s = in which, speaking Of Col: Crozet
the following language is used: "However,
since the Board Of Public Works have got qlipr
him with sharp s,ick we learn that the enor-
nous foot Of water which were II ever ceasirg
and inundaling the workmen, ere greatly d.
minshed ar4 The VIGOROUSLY hard grey rock
which rs was exhibiting about through the
cop.lly, has recently become much soller." |
think it but justice to Col. Crozet 10 state that
in the last three months, the water mas increased
in quantity more than twenty-five per cent, and
has SO been reported 10 The Board Of Public
Works by Col Crczet. Ard in relation TO The
quality Of the rock, any one while passing the
dump on The Western side, which, | understand
is the nearest "H" has ever been to the tunnel,
can see that the rock IS still anything bat soft
Thinking that this correction ouch. to be
made, induces me TO write this communication
Yours, &C., F. b. C..
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NEW ROCKS.

~ OF CORN, OF Life Scenes in New York,
&& illustrated; Pedestrian in Flance and
Switzerland Venice or The City of the Sea j;
Mrs. Pariingon's Carpet-bag OF fun Au,obi-
oography OF an Actress, lhlrs; Anna c. Mowalil;
IaPs and Mishaps eli IA tour in Europe, (Grace
GIeenwood); The Poliphar Papers The Old
Brewery. For sale by S. H. COLEMAN.
Feb 20, 1854.
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NOTICE..

ALL persons having unsettled accounts with
"A The late firm OF Perrin 4 Rdgway, that
find II inconvenient to call at my office at the
store OF Perrin and George in Staunron, to
settle and adjnst the same, may have the plea.
sure Of more thorough acquaintance with
their condition by calling at the Office Of s..
T.. Clark, Constable on the 4th Friday in Feb
ruary, 1854
Feb. Is, lS54-st.
WIN P1DGEON, Acting Agent.
PERRIN & RIDGWAY
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me RI led.

On te 7h inst. in Petersburg, by the Rev
J w. Start, Rev. JAMES beatty to Miss CATH
ARINE X. CHAMBERS.
On the same day. By the same; Mr. Isaac
OuRs 10 Miss SUSAN 4. SIMoNs-all OF Hardy
county.
On the 10th, by the Rev. I. T. Caslleman,
Mr. BERKELEY I. PEMBeRToN, aud Miss Re,
BEccA WnisMAN, all of this place.
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NOTICE

rs hereby given to all whom it may concern
II that The bonds, notes and accounts of the late
trm of Perrin aud Ridseway have been placed
in the hands Of Vim. Pd.eon for collection and
adjustment, who is duly authorized TO collec,
aud settle the same, and to pay lhereout all just
and legal demands against said firm.
VIM. A. PERRIN. Surviving Partner
of the late firm Of Perrin s. Ridgeway.
JAM 9, 1S54-3m.
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This is the Place to Save Money
NO HUI M BUC!!

order TO make room for an extensive stock
OF spring clothing. The undersigned have
determined to sell off their fine stock of VIM
Ter Clothing at cost; their Clothing will bear
comparison with any other Offered in the State.
TherefoIe if you wish 10 provide yourselves
TO call al the cheap clothing store, and you
will save mouey. WELLER and Leopold, three
doors west of The new Post Office.
Jan. 30, 1854.
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SELLING OFF AT COST.

SeTEINER s. BRO, are now selling off their
- stock Of Winter clothing at cost, in order
to make room for Spring supply. They have
on hand large lot of every variety and quality,
which they are determined to sell or give away.
Call quick.
N. B.-Desirine 10 go North in few weeks,
to lay in splendid stock Of Spring and Sum-
mer Goods, we you'll be much obliged il
thossa knowing themselves in lebted 10 US,
would come forward without delay and make
payment. STEINER s. BRO.
Jan. 90 1854
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NOTICE..

EEE I'll accounts IF VIM. I Woodward, have
i been placed in my hands for settlement.
All persons knowing themselves indebted to him
are requested 10 come forward and make pay.
nent, aud those hav ing claims TO present them
Tor settlement. VIM. S. II. BAYLOR.
Feb 20, lS54-tf.
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The Ga5saen Treaty Provisions.

WAsmNGToN, Feb. 10 -The following
are the principle provisions of Mr.. Gads-
denis treaty, now before the Senate:
LIST. The new boundary commences two
marine leagues north of the mouth of the
Colorado, giving us no access to the Cult of
California, and goes between latitude thr-
ty-one and thirty-two to the one hundred
and eleventh degree of longitude west Of
Greenwich.
I'd. 1t abrogates the 18th article of the
treaty of Guadalupe Hindalgo, and cancels
all claims of Mexican citizens under that
article to date of ratification.
Sd. The United States pay fifteen mill
lions of dollars IN monthly instalments of
three millions each-the first payable on
Tatifying the treaty.
4th. Reserves five millions for claims of
American citizens in Mexico, including
the Garay grant.
9th. Both Governments agree to put
down Filllbusterism, and pursue the Fill
busters with army and navy into the 9TH
ers territory.
9th. Agrees to refund goods and chat
tells stolen by Indians from citizens of the
others country.
The President amends No. by striking
out the pursuit by land and sea into the
others territory, and he amends No. by
not mentioning any particular claim.
The amendments are very Important
The treaty will be ratified in its new form
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F1sK's METALLIC BURIAL CASES

F1SK'S METALLIC RURIAL CASES,
uSF received supply OF the above ari-
" Gle, WHICH am prepared TO furnish at city
prices. II is not necessary to say more relative
10 these cases, than to add the following tesi-
mony TO their value A D. CHANDLER.
WASHINGTON, April 5.
Messrs. Fisk RAYMOND,
Gentlemen We Witnessed the utility Of YOU
ornamental sPaieni Metallic Burial Case, >" used
10 convey the remains of The late Hon. John c.
Calhoun TO the Congressional Cemetery, which
impressed US it'll the belief that i, is the best
article known 10 us for transporting The dead to
their final resting place.
With respec, we subscribe ourselves, Yours
etc., II Clay. Lewis Cass, ID S Dickinson, j. NJ
Mason, D r A,chinson, c Green, Daniel
Webster, M Berren, jeff Davis, w X King,
Henry Dodge. w p Mangnm.
am also prepared to furnish at the shortest
notice, wooden collins, from the plainest 10
the finest, 10 any part of the county. at mo-
derate charges
Dec. 26, 1853. A. D. G.
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The Markets,


The Markets,
Reported for The Tindicotor, by I'm. II Broun
Com Merchant.
RICHMOND. Feb l5--Flour, supr. to shippers
S.; extra, s! to sa-famly, Ssalo9. Demand
Tor family very limited. Wheat-prime red and
white, 81 .05 aud LAO. No change to uote in
other articles.
BALTIMORE, Feb. 4-Flour-Sales IF $500
bos at 1887 $50. Wheat-sels at $2.02 a
a0i for white, aud ST 96a2 90 for red. Corn
White S7as9 yellow So cents per bu>hel.-
Oat-45a49e. Rye-104al1l.
ALEXANDRIA, Feb. l5.-Flou, s.oOas 3d.
Wheai 2 00a2 OF rer bushel. Corn 7saS2 vents.
Butter, 1920.
Wheat $l.70. Oats 81. Corn So
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CARPETS, CARpErS,,

HOUSEKEEPERS in want of Cheap Carpets
L would do we'll to call as We are selling
oil our Carpet very cheap at GEO. W. SMITHS
cheap variety store, Main street, one duor below
the Union Hall, Slauuton, Va.
Feb. 20, 1854.
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Is, We received communication few
days ago, post uarked Mlddlebrook, CIV
ing the details of disastrous fire in that
vicinity, but as it was not accompanied by
the name Of the writer we must decline
publishing it. 1t might have been intend
ed as a valentine.
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A FRESH SUPPLY.

KG URNING Find and (amphne. Also
- an assortment OF Camphine and FLUID
Lamps Just received by
T. P. & J. B. ESKRIDGE, Druggists.
Feb. 20 1854
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Every Day Brings Something New.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
T O B A C co S r O r e,
ID, WC SLANKER

I door West of E. M. Cushings & Co,
EYAS just opened with Splendid Stock
u comprising every article in The Tobacco
line, amongst which will be found the FINEST
Qualities of $50
sEaARs, AND CHEWING TOBACCO.
which he will sell wholesale or retail, as cheap
as can be bought any where else in this sec-
ton Of the country.
CIGARS of various quali,ies-and prices, will
be sold by the Box, Bunch, or less number tide.
sired. The following list is portion Of The
different Brands.
TOBACCO. CIGARS,
Eliorado, Rio Hondo,
Esmeralda, The Fixed Star.
Holland, FL Programa.
Covinglon, La Vesuera,
Doug las, La Nacinoal,
Howard. +, Gallo,
Wnsheld, Laemphresa,
Lee, Ell Neptune
Fig Leaf, La Protection,
Golden Chunk Principe.
Goodwins Yellow Bank, Jenny Lind,
American Fine Cut Panulas,
Mnelyas, tss az
Imported Habana ect eel eel
together with fine lot Of Spotted Spanish and
Half Spanish Seears;
SCOTCH, RApPEE, AND MACKAnoy
Snuff; German Pipes, Fancy and Common do.
smoking Iobacco-in papers OF BY The pourd.
sesar Cases and Holders; Snuff Boxes.
Matches; Shoe Backing; Rappiug Irvine.
and Paper and many other articles too edaDs
TO mention: The public are respectfuIly iayi-
ted 10 call and examine his Stock, before pur-
chasing elsewhere--as he will sell as cheap a
Nov.l4. 1883,
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To the Voters Of the LIST District.

TO the VOtcfs OF the ISL DlstIlCt.
Having been urgently and frequently soliei
ted BY numerous friends, 10 permit myself 10 be
votel for at the next election, as a candidate for
the office of Commissioner of tile Revenue, for
the 1st or upper District, | hereby in compile
anee with their wishes, announce myself an
applicant for that office. II elected, | viii use
my utmost endeavors to discharge faithfully the
DUTIES OF the office. VIM. X. PIPER.
Feb 6. 1854
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On the Nth inst, Mr.. James A Pearce,
(Whigl was reelected U. S. Senator from
the State of Maryland, for six y ears from
March next.
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1g- We are indebted to the Hon. John
Letcber and S. A. Douglas, for interesting
and valuable documents.
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GARDEN TOOLS.

A doz. Garden Spades
:: Forks;
9 Rakes
= Hoes, Tr,wels. Lines, Pruning Knives
Pruning Shears, &c., just received and for sale
by G. K. PRICE.
Feb. 20, 1854.
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HINT TO MERCHANTS

THE undersigned offers for sale privately his
House and Lot in FshersvIe, now
in the occupancy Of Antrim Il Co. 2-G
The House is built Of brick, large &E3!!nA
and commodious with store honse, ~ ifiM
lumber house, kitchen, smoke wa -
house, stable, and a well in the yard all cum
plee and beautifully situated in The village OF
Fishersvie a few rods from the depot. NIer-
chants who wish to procure d situation in a
wealthy neghborhood. would do wall to call on
The subscriber near iiukling spring., whose
terms will be easy and accommodating.
Jan. 80, 1854. DAVID w. COINER
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SILKS FOR DRESSES.

ETHOSE in wantof Cheap, as well as Hand
Il some Silks will find a gsod assortment at
GEO. w. SMITHS, Main street, one door be-
low the Uuion Hall. Staunlon, Va.
Feb. 20. 1854.
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~ The Enquirer, has the following
statement OF the occupation, when at
home, Of the members of the Legislature.
1t will be seen that there are two gentle
men, and two editors. Has the legislature
but tuo gentlemen in its number ; Ii speaks
badly for the State.
There are S3 Farmers, 26 Law, prs. 19
Physicians. 13 Merchants. . Editors 4
Manufacturers, 1 Mact.i.nis., | Printer. /
Mhlwright. | Mile and 2 Gentlemen.-
III are married. % single, and 10 widow
els. ~ are Methodists, II Baptists, s
x'fes5. terians, Episcopallans, Disci-
piles, 2 Lutherans, and l German Reform
ed.
Gen. Smith Of Kanawha, is the oldest,
(65) and Mr.. Sinclair of Prince William
the youngest, (25). % are under 80, So
between 80 and 40, 50 between 10 and
so, SO between 80 and co. and 4 ever 60.
Dora Coal and Iron Manufacturing Com
pany.
We have already announced the passage
OF bill in the Senate to incorporate the
DoIa Coal aud Iron Manufacturing Com
panv, on Saturday last. Also bill incor-
poratins company to make a railroad
from the mines TO connect with the Ma
nassa aud Central RAILROAD.
:. There was some opposition TO the bills
and SIP ,eches were made in favor of lay
ing the bill for the Railroad Oh the table,
which at this late day Of the session, might
have ended in lis ultimate defeat. These
occupied most of the day on Saturday,
DIR, Harris advocated them with much
earnestness, and succeeded III their passage
hy large majority .-Dispateh.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-02-20

W. mis-: -. Armstrong, OF Richmond,
seceD''sy presented her husband with three
cnlldren-2 boys and gIr-all of whom
were doing well at last accounts.
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TOBACCO.

IUbHOCU'
wv tobacco s a, prices ranging from IL IA up TO-
60 CENTS. Also, large 10, Of Seears embracing
half spanish TO The most approved brands. AL.
will be sold 10 prompt customers at the usual
tune, or discount off for cash.
j. BRANpEBURG & co.
Feb. 6, ls54-4t.
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W. PETERS, J. H. MARTIN, vs..
Nelson, Lynchburs, Nelson.
PETERS, MARTIN, & CO.,

Il LNO, MAN lin, O. IT,,
Commission & Forwarding Merchants.
Richmond, Va.
rINENDER their services 10 their friends, ac-
i qnanlances, and the Planters. Farmers,
and Merchants OF Virginia and North Carolina.
for The sale Of Tobacco, Wheat, Flour, Corr,
&C.. and Tor The purchase Of Goods, Groceries,
Guano, Plaster Sc.
Particular attention will be paid TO the For.
warding OF Goods, Groceries, Produce, &c.
From their long experience in Business,
their united efforts and untiring exertions, they
trust and believe they will be able TO give salts
faction TO those who may confde their business
to their management.
O. Office on 18th Street, opposite Shockoe
Warehouse.
e Storage House on the Basin.
REFERENCE.
Judge Lucas P. Thompson, Messrs Imboden
& McCue, and n. II. Masse, Augusta.
Hon. Vim c. Rives, Albema,ie.
Gen. Alex. Brown, F. NJ. Cabel, Esq, Mel
SON.
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