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Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-03-20
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Ii will be seenby reverence to another
rolumn that Mr.. Slower is candidate iog
reelection TO the office he now holds as
Commissioner Of the Revenue for the 3D.,
or lower District Of this county, and that
Mr.. VIM. Yalbrough Is announced for the
same office. Also that Mr.. J.. Seis is a
candidate for Constable in the Chufchville
District.
The election comes of on the 4th Thurs
day in May next, al which time, Sheriff,
Constables and COMMISSIONERS Of the Rev
enue will be elected. There will also be-
an election held that day, for Ma, OF, Coua-
cilmen, Town Sergeant, &C.. for the town
of Stanton. Let all remember this.
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DIED.

s In Monroe county, at The Salt sulphur
Springs, Mr.. Isaac cAavFasas, aged Is
years. q t#Ya I1s 4s
AT Leaisbnrg, on. he 9th inst, DR.. g A.
MEuccI, in the 37ih year oil his age
Al Wyoming. Pa, on Sunday eveIing The
5h nsl of inflammation OF the brain, III the
l2th year Of her age, JULIA j. STEVENSON
daughter o. Rev. 2. b. Stevenson, formerly OF
Siaunion, Va. e ags-a
On the 18th inst, al his residence, neal
kWest View, Augusta county. Mr.. David Ar.
genbfighi nthe = year I'll his aye s.
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Important Notice.
.sSnssMt0ss, .Y.rch 18Th, 1854

rsNHE undersigned having disposed Of part OF
4 his Dry Goods al auction, advertised 10 be
sold some time last month, now offers he remain
iug select goods 10 any responsible perocn al
moderate rates on a credit, and will rent lhe
purchaser The two rooms and cellar. on New
Street, adjoining ]. c. Kyle i Brothers. new
Faucy Dry Goods Store, and neal, opposite HE
Va. Hotel, for Que, Two or three years, at mod.
etate tales. Desiring to close out my Dry
Gopls, ask cal from any one wishing 10
purchase. My object is 10 open Grocery and
Confectionery, such as have kept for years, at
my presau, stand. whore will endeavor to give
satisfaction when called on, TO my old customers
ard new ones. d. A. PiTMAN.
March 10, 1854
n. B.-lfI do not sell before March Court,
viii then cluse out my stock of Dry Goods at
puhIc auction. - d. A p
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-03-20
In Council for the Town of Staunton.
Mach 9TH. 1855.

nldlcu 4lu, loC4.
On motion of Col. Baldwin, the following res.
ou'ion was adopted
Resolved, That The Street Commissioners be
instructed 10 advertise in the papers OF the tow II
Tor one month, a nrne and place Tor receiving
written proposals to improve the streets ard side
Wake oil the town, Of any portion Of them The
proposals to specify the extent and character oil
the improvement in each case, aud the price al
Which the work " i'll be completed. Such pfopo-
sails, when received, 10 be repotted TO The conf
ell. 4 copy-,1esls
JAMES +. PATTERSON, Clerk.
Under The foregoing resolution Of The Connci
the Undersigned Street Commissioners will re-
ceiye proposals Ter The objects therein specified
nnil The l5ih day Of Apllnext. The Council
reserve the privilege Of accepting or rejecting
any proposal !ha, may be made. $.
= y G adaaB,,n Stree, nsti...
II Nj BELL, toners
March 20, lSo4-- iru-Spec copv
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-03-20

A VlRGINlAN IN THE GRAND ARMY
Col. John Bankhead Magrudcr, U. S.
Army, having obtained leave OF absence.
has gone to France, and is about to pro-
coed to tie seat of war in the East as a
member Of the staff of the French General
jn-Chief. He is a man Of great talent. en-
ergy of character, gallantry aud ambition.
The Washington Star predicts for him IL
distinguished career. Col. Magruder Is.
we believe, native Of Aibemarle county
MoRE SEIZURES At HAvANNA.-The
New Orleans Pieayuue learns from pas
senger by the brig John S. Cuttings, from
HAVANA. that sevelal sailing vessels hal
been treated as having infrnged the rev.
enue laws, under circumstances similar to
those connected with the Black Warrior S
case. The j. S. Citing was herself SO
treated.
ASSUMING THE BusKIN.-Dr. Marshall
Bayliss. practical phrenologist, is about to
make his debut on the stage, although III
his old character. This suspicious occur
renee will transpire in Alexandria next
Thursday night, the Dramatic Association
of that city having secured his services
Tie will ''delineale' on the science Of
bumpoHgy.
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Gs% Lent, which commenced on We'd
nesday, the 1st instant, rs and old Saxon
word, signifying Spriag! Lenten Feast
means, therefore, the Spring Feast. The
first day OF Lent is called Ash Wednesday,
from custom in the ancient church OF
fasting in sackcloth and ashes upon the
head; in token of peaitenee and humilia-
ton.
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EARN fat. Ste1If,.

FeNHE subscriber ~ill offer al pus.ie aneion,
u on Frlday tie It'll of April, (if not sold prl-
vately beie.e 'ha, day,) the farm upun which
he resides, 1t is situated on Middle River, six
miles Northwest of Slaunton, aud contains '5O
acres, The land is Of good quality. ani the I'M
provemeuts consist of Buick House., laige
Barn. &c, There is also an excellent site for u
Saw Mill OIL the premises. The terms will be
made known on the day Of sale, OF on appca-
Iion 10 The subscriber. J GLOSBRENNER
March 10 1S5l-tIs
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Executed.

Jim Gooch. slave sentenced to death
for the murder of another slave, named
Sam, was executed near Lexington OH the
10th inst. The Star says thatthc Grimm
al professec to be preparedto DIE. There
were comparatively few persons in atten-
dance on the occ; son.
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Now is the time fer Bargain

saNiiE subscriber offers of sale privately, his
property near Way nesboroueh, consisting
Of large aud commodious DWELLING
HOUSE AND TANNERY, with about twelve
Acres of cleared land attached, This property
is directly on the ne Of the Central Railroad,
which is neatly completed, aud is wei. adapted
for public house. The Tannery will be sold
separately if desired. For luther particulars
apply to the subscriber. w. II. PARRY.
Wayneshoronoh, Match Is. 1854 a.
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onice Virginia Central Railroad Co., }

NfCHMOND, MITCH J, I65I. J
a 7 meeting OF the Board OF Directors oil
sz3sxs the Virginia Central Railroad COMPANY
OH the 4th Of March, 1854, The following reso.
lutiou was adop,sd, viz:
Resolrea, That meeting OF the S,ockhold-
ers BE- convened to NEE, in lhe city of Richmond,
on Thursday the 9Th April next, at 10 o'clock
A. NJ at Metropolitan Hall
copy from the minutes.
March 10, 1854. J. GARRETT, Sec'y.
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Advsrtis ements.

We call attention to the advertisement OF
our old fri,nd and former proprietor Of the
Vindicator, r. w. Stevenson. We hope
that in his new business. he will prosper
beyoad his expectations. We suppose h,'
will hardly bow to an editor now; as he
has assumed more public and we trust
pro ftable re alton to community. e n
Our Dung friend W.. Points. has also
opened an entirely new Stove and Tin
ware store, en- Main street, one door east
of Deakins q. Merritt. We trust his ear
ly enterprise may be crowned with abun-
dant success.
There are other advertisements, in TO-
days paper, to which we call attention.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-03-20
VALUABLE Mill PROPERTY
Efss5g AAE.NE,

a.e Fl Z undersigned, DESTROYS of moving 10
dA the West, offers Tor sale, plisalely, his
valuable merchant mill property, situated Que
and a half miles from New Hope, on the Long
Meadow Run. There Is dwelling house, at
tached for the miller, on The premises. Tie
MIL runs one pair Of .1urrs. and ore pair OF
choppers There is saw mill connected with
the merchant mill. There is also attached le
this property. fifty acres of Iani, on which is
situated good two.story dwelling lruuse, t.e~
barn, and o;her on, buildings, and IL we'll o.
wafer in tie yard. The land adons The farm:
Of Abraham Gasber David Kerr, and Others
Further description is unnecessary, as any Ont
wishing 10 purchase, Nil'call AID see for him
self. CHRISTIAN MYERS.
March 90, lS,54-3t*
Rock. Register copy and charge this Office.
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Executor OF MARX TAYLOR, dec !
March 6, ls54.-,ds.
PERSONAL PROPERTY

Al The same time and place will offer for
sale all the personal property belonging 70 tho
estate consisting OF Horses, Cattle aud Hogs
quantity of Corn, Rye, Oats and Bacon, all
The Household aud Kitchen Furniture. and farm.
IL. utensils OF every description
TERMS OF SALE.-For all sums Of five
dollars and under the cash viii be required On
day 81 sale, aid 10, all sums above thai amount
ii credit Of twelve months aill be given--pur.
chaser giving bond with approved security.
c, ALEXANDER,
Executor of MARX TAYLOR, decd.
March g. lS5i-,ds.
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4 TEN PERANCE
CA Did ATE OUT.
Friends and F'ello,r Citizens

do 1nust respectively announce myself a
candidate 10 serve sou in The capacity of
House and Orna mental Painter, PAPER Hanger,
Glazer. &c. feel thankful for past iavors.
and sill solicit a continuance Of the same. am
glad TO inform you that am prepared 10 do and
can do as good work in the above mentioned
line as any one in our town. have in my en-
ploy some Of the best workmen that this part
Of The country can produce; and feel satisfied
that ali work entrusted with me will be done TO
the satisfaction of all concerned, for never fail
10 give satisfaction 10 each aud every one. |
will do painting glazing, &c, as cheap AMI Oh
as long credit as any Of the same craft. lily
shop is now between the store OF White ! CO.,
and the Market House The door can be found
by the sign bearing the name OF your humble
servant. All orders from the country, punctu--
ally attended 10, with dispatch. Country pro.
duce taken in exchange for work. All who
have anything iu my line are requested to give
me call. r, b. THOMAS,
Marcel Is. 1854.
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GINTER & ALVEY

N o. 10, Pea1i st., Richmond, Va,
HAVE now in store, OF their own direct i'm
porlalion from London and Paris, the most
completes stock OF
FANCY DRY GOODS,
ever exhibited in this Market consisting in part
OF Cotton and Silk Hose aud Half Hose, OF all
cours and qualities
MEMS and Women's Cotton Thread, Silk and
Kid Gloves, in every variety.
Ladies' Linen Cambria Linen Lawn, Hem.
stitched aud Embroidered Handkelchiefs.
Gents Plain Linen, Coiored BordeieI Cam.
bric, Faucy, White aud Daulusk Silk Handser-
chiefs. - sF55s# 49,
Ciavas and Neck Ties, in endless variety.
Enbroideries, of every description.
Shirts, Collars, SusPenders, Sewing Silk
Threads, Buttons, Combs, &c, with beautiul
assortment of Ladies' Silk aud Velvet Dless
Trimmings. to which we respectfully soiicil the
attention Of The Virginia trade, assuring them
our prices will be as low as in any Nurlhern house.
March 10, 1854 sa
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o. The wing Convention of Pennsyl-
vania has nominated Judge James Pollock
as the candidate of the party in the next
gubernatorial contest. Coy. Bigler is the
Democratic candidate. 8 efst
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NOTtcE,.

HAVING beeu duly appointed admihis,r..
~ tor Of the estate Of The late John s. Mcin.
tosh hereby notify all persons Who ara
Indebted to the said estate 10 come farws.d
and make payment, and all persons having
claims against the said estate 10 present Them
properly authenticated TOR pa,msnt !, NV store
10 the town OF S,annton.
Msrsh G. 1854.
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PUBLIC SALE.

WEYlLL be soil on the 18Th day OF April
WH next, our property, opposite The Olj
Mil, IN the Town ol Stanton. We will sell it
In three tenemenis. One-faarlh of the purchase
money IN hand, and lha remainder ia hnr equal
annual inslanenls /; the deferred payments 10
bear ntere, from date.
WM P. FARlSH & co.
March 10, ls5I---tds. : Mess copy.
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o. Richard Mauzy, Esq, has retired
from the Lewsburg Chronicle, and the
paper has passed entirely into the hands
of Mr.. S. A. B. Gilmer. ~
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0r Our advertising friends will have to tear
with the inroad we This week make upon their
space A number have been onavoidably laid
over to make room for an article Of MIR. Brown,
which came in at yeiy laie date. Several
editorial articles prepared for this paper, have
been also crowded Out. s..
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YER MONT MORGAN.

FV7ilS Distinguished STALLION will stand
\ the present Season, commencing OIL The
Isl Of April and expiring on the list OF July
AT Slann,on aud Mlddlsbrook. For terms and
pedigree reference may ,te had TO printed hand
bills.
SAMUEL REED, Agn'l and Groom.
March 30, 1854 Bis.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-03-20

g. A geological survey of the upper
part of Cabell County has developed the
largest bed Of Iron ore, known in the west
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-03-20

pie, or those contemplating marriage. BY
WILLlAM.Y0UNG,M NJ. D.
Let no ta,her be ashamed to presen, a copy
Of the &sCULAPlUS 10 his child 1t may
save him lrom an early grave. Lei no young
man or woman enter into the secret ohsal ions
Of married life without reading 'hs POCKET
ESCuLAPiUS. Let no one suffering from a
hacknied Cough, Pain in thu Side, ies,ess
nights, nervous feelings, and the whble train ol
t DyspePtic sensations, and given up by their
physician. be another moment without consult
ing he HSCUEAPlUS. Have the married, Oh
those about 10 be married any impeachment, read
this truly useful book. as j, has been ,he mean.
| Of saving thousands of unfortunate creature:
from the very jaws of death.
ers- Any person sending TWENTf-F FIVE
CENTS enclosed III letter v i'll receive on,
copy of this work by mail or five eopi, will b.
| senl Tor One Dollar
Address, fpost paid) DR. WIN. YOUNG.
No. 1852 Spruce ST., PHILADELPHIA.
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o. We are glad to announce that the
bill, against which the speech we TO day
commence publishing. from Mr.. Leicher
was delivered, was laid on the table By a
majority OF three.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-03-20

E The Undersigned hereby presents him.
self candil, FIR thu office. Of Constable
in the oh District, (Churchville;) aud should be
be elected he will use, every exertion 10 dis
charge with faihfulness the duties which the
March 20, 1854. JOSIAH F. sEIG.
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LAST NOTICE.
STRAYED.

W9ROM the subscriber, on the 9th inst, from
u her residence, near Slaunioa, large Brin-
die Cow, with white spots on her, aud a star in
her forehead She was very heavy with calf
when she left, ana i. is supposed has mad a calf
by this time Any Information which would
lead to he- recovery, that may be communca.
ted 10 my son John, or myself, will BE- most
thankfully rec eiyed, and for which ! will pay
liberal reward MAR INA McGRUDER.
March 20, sls54.- It,
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VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAlLROAn

ETI T. undersigned Committee, appointed IN.
u der a resolution Of December 9Th, 1858,
fading The rates Of the Company too low, and
below those OF several other railroads in this
State and as the cost OF transportation is now
greatly increased on most of the important
Items, have adopted new tariff, which win
so into operation OH the 18th inst
WIN. OVERTON. !
s. b. BROWN. Direciots,
DAVID ANDERSON.
CHAs, ELLEr, Jr.. Chief Engineer.
T. IL. Gill, Suppl. of Transportation
II is proper 10 state that Plaster, Guano, and
other maaures, are only charged the cos. Of
transportation. E. II. b.
March s, 1854.
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Sl,433,659 II
There is no Company which affords more
security or advantages TO The insured.
Any nloi nation respecting Life Insurance
will be given at the book store Of Knowles &
Walford, corner Of Main and lih streets
BW KNOWLES, Agent
March 10, 1854
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NEW ESTABLISHMENT.
VIM. McFALE

II AVlNG taken the stand recently oecupied
- by w. G. Sterret,, and purchased stock
new and we'll assorted Dry Goods, he Offers
EN- for sale On as reasonable terms as they
an be had in any establishment in the place.
His assortment is fashionable and varied, and
intending to devote his entire time and atten
lion to the mercantile pursuit. he respectfully
solicils generous share Of public patronage.
He also has on hand general assortment OF
Hardware, Queensware, Boots and Shues, Hats
and Caps, Groceries-slich as Sugars, Coffee
Molasses, Teas, Domesties, &c.
Country produce taken in exchange for good..
March 6, 1854.
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NEW GOODS FROM THE NORTu.

NEW GOODS FROM TIE NORTH.
EslVE pieces OF Fancy Plaid CassimeIes at
@ s7a cents, all wool; 100 dozen of white
and cooled Boss for sale, cheap Solid all wool.
Muslins, Plain and High Colors, just received
at &. W. SMITHS
New Store, will be sold cheap for cash,
Stanton, Va.
March 10, 1854.
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BARGAINS. BARGAINS 1!

osEiLtNts off all his stock Of winter Dry
- Goods at cost for cash OH the delivery
ot The goods. Call early aud secure The Bar
gains, as large i1ducen ents will be offered to
cash buyers. Do mol forget the store
GEORGE w. SMITH
One 4 'or below the Union Hall, Slaun,on, Va.
March 20, 1884.
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NEW BOOKS.

NEW BOOKS.
r lFE and Adventures Of a Country Nler-
~ chant;
Autobiography of an Actress; (thirL sup
ply
Flush Times, fourth supply.)
Hot Corn;
The Attic Philosopher, or peep at the world
from garrett
Pictorial History OF the Wars Of The United
States
Self Explanatory Bible
Sell Control.
Chambers journal OF Literature, science and
ar, for February.
pulnam's for March.
S. II. COLEMAN.
March 10, is5i-sreo and Mess copy.
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PUBLIC SALE.
OF vALUBLE PERSONAL PROPERTY
- ANss NEEEaOES.

a WILL sell at public auction 10 the h2hes,
u bidder, on Wednesday the 18th day oil April
next, al the lale residence Vi James Miller
deed, near Forrer's Iron Works, on Messy
Greek, in Augusta county, all The Personal
ESTATE Of said decd, consisting in part of
the following articles, VIZ:
I Feather Beds Bedseads and Bedding;
SJebdard, 2 Bureats, Tables, Chairs. &c. a
variety OF other Articles OF Household and
Kitchen Furniture Also head sx>
OF work HORSES, Colt, MuIes '1EswsssSss,N
10 head OF Cattle 40 head Of HlfsSpssA
Hogs, 400 bushels Of Corn, about N1Ak
500 lbs Of Bacon aud 800 lbs. PoIs, ) Wa
gons, ! Car, Horse gears; Piougbs, Hafroes,
Farming implements Vi every description too
tedious 10 mention.
will also sell a. the same time and place, Mi
the SLAVES OF said deed. 81 in nuinber, con
sising oi men, women and childreu, aud sese-
gal likely boys and girls btlu cen The ages Of 10
aid Is yeats.
TERMS OF SALE,--A credit Of six months
" i'll be given ali sums over five doials, the
purchaser giving bond With approved security,
and for the purchase Of Negroes The bonds to
bear interest Iom the date; for all sums ot five
dollars aud under The cash will be required.
J OVENS FULTON, Adm'or
Ct james Miller, deceased.
n. B. Persons having claims against the es-
tate will please present them duly authenticated
Tor settlement, aud those indebted will make
payment without delay.
March 49, 1854 : tbs.
.,Cfsa,,,Y, x-oy-re~,I
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= WILLIAM CHAPMAN.


WILLIAM CHAPMAN.
80 RADUATE Of The Baltimore College 0!
" Dental Surgery, having returned to Angus
Ia resumes his profession, Any person wish
ing information as to his qualifications, are
respectfully referred to The faculty, viz;
Chaplin A, Harris, Nj. d. D. d. S., PROBES.
sor oil Principles and Practice OF Dental Sur
gerry. s.
Alfred A. Blanly, NJ. D. D. D. s., Professor
OF Operative Dentistry
YIN, Il, Right, N. d.. Professor Of Chem
istry.
Washington Il. Handy. NJ D., Professor
Of Anatomy and Physiology.
Thomas E. Bond, Nj. d., Professo. of Path.
Philip II. Austin, A. NJ. NJ D. D.. D. s.,
Professor Of Mechanical Dentistry.
Pos, Office address, cline's Mill, or Nj,
Sidney.
March 10. is5l--ly
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Female Editors.

Female EditQfS.
How few Of them! Yet when you do
find Ole how smoothly her pen glides
along how prettily her periods are turn
ed and how natural her beautiful perora-
tons! Why is it we have not more of
them We cannot tell, unless, here in
the South, that false delicacy and modesty,
which smother the flowers of genius, is
too much observed We have before US
now, a paper edited by a lady, and pub
lished entirely by females. 1t is Miss
Ella Wentworthss Literary Journal. 1t is
a spicy sheet, and exhibits some of the
true grit Of her sex. We some how or
other, feel a generous warmth springing
up in our hearts for those females who,
animated BY noble ambition and Inc tied
by intellectual impulse, strike out into the
broad field Of mental conflict TO win a
name, in their legitimate sphere. The
pursuit Of literature is indigenous 10
the mental and physical organism of
woman, aud it is only the timid and SUI
perficial usage Of the age, that has pre-
vented sprng'ng into vigorous and active
life, minds sparkling with wit aud genius,
controlled by the gentler and more attrac-
tive nature of the female. We should be
glad to hear OF some Southern Lady un-
dertaking the same enterprise that is des-
tined 10 mark the name of ELLA WENT
WORTH. Its sweet name. anyhow, and
we hope she will succeed.
The Literary Journal is published in
Philadelphia at the low price Of 81. 1t is
superb specimen ofthe art Of prining, is
edited with ability and spirit, and wellde
serves the patronage particularly Of the la
dies, to whose favor it aspires. 5#
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TAKE NOTICE.

TTAYiNG on the 9th day Of February last,
al n sold oul my entire stock OF WATCHES
AND JEW ELRY, 10 Mr.. John w. Meredith,
and being DESTROYS Of leaving Siannton as soon
as possible. would earnestly request all
those indebted TO me to come forward and
make pay men: Of their ACCOUNTS
GEO. b. WRIGHT.
March 20, 1864. at. -
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Mr.. ellis lie tier.

RICHMOND, March Is, 1854.
DEAR SIR My attention having been called
ia, desire 10 explain to you Why il is inserted
in the table Of rates Of the Virginia, Central