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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-21

- MBs. SnoEMAKER,
Having removed to the House recently occupied 'S-
Robcrl II. Gass Esq, siluhtcd Church street,
doors nboyc DR. q liners Office. would be pl.nscd
crive a omitted number of gentlemen BoarleIs; Inv
ing mnde such arrangements sht trust.a4 will eusb :"
hrr satisfaction 10 tlJsc " j., nvor hen With
their patruun =. sep 7-d3rtf
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Roanoke College.

Roanoke COIlege.
FACULTY
Roy David 7. b tile A NJ President aud Pfofes
sor OF Moral aud intellectual fence, Sc.
s. Gar-ouo Wells, A NJ, Prot. Mathematics md
Natural Science.
lIcmiG Won lIoxar, Prot Aneirn' md Nodern Inn
gmgos.
Y + Bolton. Tutor.
f1NHlN ln-Rniion, Inrated hl Snrm, VI, will COIN
Il mrncc IL next session October 4h. Expenses fnr
the session of Ten months inrindng Tdiriou. Bond,
Room-reft Iurl Lights aud lneidrna rzpen,"s sIl2.
For particular, address the Pl,sidrm.
uug iyaiV rtrna- Rep copy
INOR lkEs'a Thu. " areilnu,,' nnt the Basin II
! Pres"n occupied by Mr. fHyrtte W Steptoe ro,
srs ion eit,.u on tr LIST otJnuunry.
sep ID AMBROSE Il. BuCKER.
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GAS! GAS! GAS!!

DBRSoNS wishing their houses fried for bu frinc
L Gas viii find some strong Inducements oferrtt. By
applying To the subscriber. hive good work men .nd =
superior stock of materials. A. G. DABNKi
\. 3 All orders Tor fitting UP Tcbaeeo FHcTarie~
recised within ski, day. payment will not be reqosd
before the l-t of june, 1875.
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PETERSBURG ADVERTISEMENTS.
1hos branch, Jns r. Brunch, Jno. +. Branch
TIlOS. BRANCH a SONS,
General Commission and Forwarding
MERCH
And dealers IA GHoao and Agricultural Implements
petersburg. Vn.
~ Produ-n Consennents ltcited which
will receive tho pen sonal attention of the part
1ahn ". Ote, Dr# la saunders. Sam'l Miller. Am
bose RucLer Lyrchha,e; Tho.. Wallace, Hon john ,
Nav. Paul Mcll"ltina. VIM 7 Josncs. Petersburg;
Warwick \ Bnrk.dalr " - Co. Richmond
iuy % dstts
PANNILL & SONS,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Petersburg, Va.
DARrIGuL ,R attention rad to sae aud purchase
Of Wheat. Flour. Tobacco, aud merchandise gen
e,nlly Advances ma1s onnsis umenls
WI. rANNILI NANNY rANNiLL IostrH PAssiLL
ane 2t:dsslN
SAMuEI.G. BAPTIST.
- COMMISSION MERCHANT
Petersburg, Pa,
nrvotc- his exclusive nttcninn To lie sulo o Tobacco
Wheat Flour Go II. Cotton, Ae.
~ 6 od- forwarded nj the us' Il rates Al
nus 5tlimt-y
IGOlkICE! I've hn,c n
L ! good supply 81 Licoricc ot approved bmnd--Gt
snlc On accommodating terms
TuOS. BRANCH & SONS.
sopol.fs Petersburg. Va.
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LNOks Lks. g
DOAHDEIsS WANTED

pTfe'TT V'IHT'T0 y vi TNN'TTt "
srs iongiSru up the list otJnuunry.
sep ID, AMBROSE Il.
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Oct. 10, ls5:}-cod2m.
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OTTOWA TOWNSHIP.

Elm 1 north half north west quarter
/" 9 north half north wcsi quarter
. east half north west quarter
III souih east a north west quarter
IL west hals north east qusIser
Is north east cor north east quarter
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AMERICAN
EXPRESS C 0MR N Y,

The Pfoprietors OF the above Company
have facilities snabling them 80
Forward Money, Parcels. Rscksges, Goods,
'ssT' ANp ALSO TO
Collect Notes., Drafts and Accounts,
In all the principal ciiies and towns in the
United states, Cansdas, Califofnia and Eu-
rope, at low rates and with great spaed.
Order goods masked, q By ths samericar
Erpress Co s. ,..-.. 81 : y :
way Il Erie Place, N. Y.
LIVINGSTON, FARGO & CO., l57 Main
street, Buffalo, N. Y.
M. r. CLARK, AGEsr, Gelphos.
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PROBATE JuDaR's OFrIcE 4
g Nov. 2 1854. 8

NJOTICE 10 hereby given, shas Adeline
lV Dunbar, Exeeutrix Of the estate Of Will
liam Dunbar deceased, has fled hisscssunis
for final settlement and shrt the same viil
lie for examination on Thursday Tho sth day
Of December, A. o. 1864. Y.
JOHN DIXON, RrsbassJdgs !.
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AUDITORS OFFICE, PUTNAM COUNTY, OHIO, /
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LH ads
wiche emxesdo on nc &
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and
paid sk
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Important Discovery!
RELTEF IN TIN MINUTRs +!

BRYAN'S PULMoNIC WATERS
Are anfailing IN the cure Of Coughs. CelSs
Asthma, Bronchitis, Sore TAroat, Hoarse
moss, Difieul, l,breashing, neipient consamP
ton, and Diseases OF the Lungss The
have no taste of medicine, and any chill
will take :hem. Thousands have been re
fored to health that had before despaired.@
Testimony given in hundreds Of cases. z. n
single dose relievesin ten minutes. Il
Ask for Bryan's Pnlmonie WaforE-- thf
original aad only genuines 10 stamped BY
ans, Spurious kinds are oaeEed for sals,-
Twenty. Eve cents per box Sold BY dealer
generally. J.BRYAN & CO., Roch ssts Il
" -Proprietors. Wholesale by s4
I'D. PA1K, ,Cinciansti,
f653m3I w .FfSKE. ClsvelaSa1
John Lease, AdminisstssoI Probate Gears
Of Andrew Lease, deceased Patnass ssu'its
Va. la3e .4E b
pAsbe L...., w.B. Lease Pst;';on e, I. ~
gTyo W. B. Lsase and Mary c. Grindls, =
III you are hereby notified. shat on the 9!S
day Of November. A. D., e54, said Aamta'
is.rator Fled his petition In the Csuft ef Pre-
hate. Of Putnam county, Ohio, the objest
and prayer OF which petition IL 10 obtain ia
order OF said Court fer the assignment 81
Dowarof Phebe Lease, the widow sf safe
Andrew Lasse, decenssd; and for the as .
or the following Real Estate, sf which tss
said Andrew Lease died seized, es ~ riuaS b
thereof as Is necessary 70 pay the dsbts ss
said decedent, viz:--Tk south west qrartet
Of the south Mos: quarter, and she nerth hG!
Of the south west aussssR Of seeticn Is, tewe
one south range seven cast, in Putnam cess
~, Ohio. con,aining onsshundfed and swefsy
acYes Of land, more ef Ices. s4st
Said pesiiion will be fss herring snsth a
$50 day Of Des embaf, A. D., lsS4. ~, ,sp
IN q "a. BUDD, Ats'y fcl petitioner
Kalida. Ohio. November IA, 1854. .70sa p
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PLEASANT TOWNSHIP

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! south east q OK. north part
! south easi Il south west I'll quaTies
2 south west e south east I'll %
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3 south west quarter
8 north half aou,h east qunFisE
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8 N w az 8 u qR ex. N w corner
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Q north east q north east quarter
8 south west cor south cast quarter
8 north Hess az ex. north west cor
3 north pt west half south vest qr
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RILEY TOWNSHIP.
BLANCHARD TOWNSHIP

N 4 south east qr south ives. quarter
2 south east q $ W q *. n w cor
8 north west q south west quarter
10 south east a. south east quarter
: l2 west halfsou.h east quarter
: IL south Msss quarter
lS ner,h west cor north west quarter
q s E cor N Eqr N e quarter
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Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-12-11

10y virtue Of two deeds of trust executed &c
- me. by Addition Fisher, The lat dated 10th
October 1853, and Ire end dated Eth Oclobet
1853, both Of record III The Hastings CouH oil
The town Of Slauuion, | will, for the purposes
set forth in said deeds, OFF, for sale al public
auction, on Saturday the 18Th d. 81 December
next, i'll the town Of Stanton, re Io'!o" Ing
properly consigned in said deeds. viz.
TWO Lots s, IN the town OF
S'auntUn, adjoning c. Grove, and each OF theU
fronting on The Parkersburg road, iorty-six feet
and running back TO a 25 tool alley that adjoins
the Rev. T. /, Caslleman's LOT, being the same
Lots which said Fisher Obtained from CARRIER 4
Harnan III an exchange made between them on
the u October. 1853.
Also, consisting i'll part pr Personal property,
! Gold Watch, Il quantity bf Household and
Kitchen Furniture, ;, Cabinet. makers tools,
Grndsionc, | valuable. hon Turning Lathe,
Wool Turning Lathelsili quaint, Of Cherry,
Popular Walnut plank. Cherry scantling and
Mahogany veneefin%.
TERMS OF S.LE-For The Lots, 50 much in
hand as will pay cosls,,os sale, and the balance
credit 81 one two. !iise and four year. will
be given, the, rnHbaser executing onIs bear.
ing interest FROM date, wi;h' approved personal
security. ,,,,..y=,,=s.3
Personal tsscperiy will be sold for cash.
=. WIN. u. HARTMAN, Trustee.
Saluion, nov 10. IS54.-tds.
POSTPONEMENT.
The above sale is postponed to the 2lst inst. W.
II. II. Dec. IL, 1854.
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Valuable Slaves,
AND OTHER Personal PROPERTY
II d II - Al T.

nm Friday, the 18Th day of next month (De.
W eembe,.) will be sold at Auction at the
ate residence Of Matthew Bryan deed, in
Roikbfdse roeGs, near Midway; all of,hs Per
-onal properly d sa. deceased no, heretofore
disposed Of. consisting Of about
TH'ENT' Y SID ES,
ten or twelve OF which are valuable men, three
or four women: and The residue boys and girls.
Some vi the men would be very valuablr to Iron
Masters. Also eighteen Mules, ten or twelve
Houses some Cows and Hogs, nnmber OF
Wagons, ploughs aud oter Farming utensils.
Also large quantity OF very handsome
Household AID Kitchen Furniture,
! St, Of Blacks pith Toos, two-horse riding
caniase,s buggy, aud some CHER persona prop
"rty.
The properly viii be suit, on reasonable
credit, The precise terms OF sale will he made
known on lie Gay Of sale, ihe purchasers
will be required to give bond AMI good security.
). McD. MOORE, Adm
nov. 27.-tds OF NJ BRYAN deed.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-12-11
. Kinnera's Newly Invented Oxygen
ARD MPS.

DATENTED FEBRUARY 1, 1851. To which the Ohio
Il State Fairs of 1850 and 1861 awarded the First
Premium and Diplomas. objections FOR usING.---,
The most convenient way to till the Lamp is To melt
the lard and pour it in YOU would oil. After put
to The c., wiektabe. ~ L slar" sSso, s,,ss
WITT the melted lard, raise it one-eghth of an inch
and hgnt it. Care should be taken to keen the plies
OF the wick close together and Doth at all times
Should it be necessary to snuff during the evening
the crust (whilc burning) should be cut off rs il +
when first trimped, and lighted again. The blaze
should never be more than iuch high. 4 less
height will save lard while greater height will in
crease the light but little, and consume more lard
This lamp, il rightly managed, will give as much
light as three common candles and win be as cheap
as burning such candle at eight cents per pound
Although this lamp designed expressly for lard, yet
oil may be used in all other lamps. zs- Use CLEAN
LARD. Manufactured and for sale by DR. SCHMlTT.
MATTHIAS SCHMlTr, Agent, Staunton, Va.
Dec, u,--3t.
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Virginia

Virginia:
Is cnI.,SSarn1.-A. a Circuit, Court, held for
Highland county, a, the Cgun house thereof,
OF, Friday October 9Th 1854
Reuben Slayen, Plaintiff,
against..
William Townsend.ar., Aaron c. s5z-
1ewasrnd, VIM Townsend, A. n..ea.,,.
Towpsend aud Andrew Lock- De.s"o'"''
ridge. ,zz5.zs.,z
The otjec, If ,hi. sui Is 10 pal,.ain decree
directing IL sale Of The. lands Of thu Defenden,
Wn. roYpsepd ST., " aich CONSIST Of .wo tracts,
one Of 100 astss. and one Of 40 acfes, aud the
proceeds 10 hs applied tn the paymetit Of the
pla;nliH'. jadg msn,., and i: Appearing ,ha, the
Defendants Albert TOWNSEND, i'm. Townsend.
anil Aaron Z. Townsend are no, inhabupn,s Of
this commonwealth, j, is ordered that tie said
last named defendants. do appear here within one
month after due publication ui this order, and do
what is necessary 10 proiec, their Interests, aao
that cop, of,hs orisr b, published in the Re-
publican Vindicator, now spaper published in
the town Of Siaunon. and al.o posted al the
from, dom OF the Conri house Of Highland county
IN the frs, day Of the next County Curt
A cupy-teste,
d &C. 1, 1854. 4. STEPHENSON, ClcIk.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-12-11
SIZE OF NEGROES.

EEN Monday the LIST day of January, (nexi New.
" Year day,) in the town ST StauntYn We will sell
at Public Auction, portion Of the Slaves belonging
to the Estate OF John W Frazier decd consisting
Of Men, Women, Boys and Girls, basides House and
Field hands. There is excellent Carpenter and two
stout boys, apprentice for more than years
past to the Carpenters trade, the orher Tor the same
time to the Brick Mssons; there are two good cooks
and washers in the number.,,
TERMS Cash, or neg otiablc note at 90 days, in
terest included with unquestionable endorsers.
Nm. FRAzIER, Adm,r,. of J. W. r.
Dec. ll.-tds. Spectator copy. 5.
Richmond Wing and Enq copy once in the daily
and two weeks in the country edition.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-12-11

rne' The arts Of prace. seek enlargement, Of the
rights ~ neutrality. aud elevate aud lIleralze
the mi sfcou,se Of nations; and ty such just and
honorable means, aud such only, " hist exal,ing
the cnpaition Of the Republic, to assure 10 il The
legitimate influence and 'he benign authority u
a gresL Example amonys, all the powers OF CHS.
lendoiI,..
Under The solpmnily Of these convictions the
blessings Of Almighty G ID is earnestly invoked
to attend upon your declarations, ani upon all
the coulsels aud acts OF the Government, 10 the
end that, Nth common zeal aud common ef
forts, we may, in humble submission 10 the Di.
vine will, co operate for the promotion OF The SUI
preme good of these United Safes
FRANKLIN PIERCE.
WAsHINcroN. December A. 1915.
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THE NApVrT,s

THE MARKETS
We failed to receive from Richmond the lie tier of
reporter this week. We quote from the Dispatch,
Flour at So. Wheat Sl.S5. Corn &c.
New York, Flour, s. 50a9. Is.
Baltimore, Flour was firm at SIS. so.
Alexandr ia, Flour selling at SO. 25as.5
Staunton, Butler Co., report Flour at IS. co.
Wheat 81. 40al 80. Corn Csc. Rye 65a75c. Oats
&c. Flax Seed 81. Guano, per ton, $50. Salt
Ground Alum, $3.50. Ashton 1925. Plaster, per
ton Sl2.
In Richmond, Beef cattle were quoted at So. CO. aa
45O gross. Hogs Sc per 100 cwt. Sheep for which
there is not much cali, S250aS3 piece for ordina
ry and superior.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-12-11

"A surviving partner Of the 6r,s st E
"A s. Bryan. ! will OH Monday ,tas ~.
December 1854, at Mount Tory Farnai
Back Greek, in Augusta ConMy sell al ( Il.
Auction, all tho personal property oeonsla,
said firm, consisting of sevsral Negroes, Hi
SEES, Mules Cattle, Hogs, Wagons, Tools. Sc.
TERMS-Mads known ON the day OF "a,
j. SHAW, Surviving partner
dec. 4.-3l. Spectator copy q.
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CHEAP FOR CASH.

HaHE subscriber is now opening fine as.ort-
/ ment Of Toys, China Ornaments, Gold
Band, Decorated and Plain White China Tea
Sells, large MiIror., Lamps, Caster FIames
Knives and Forks. Spoons. Walters, Trays, with
general assortment Of Glass ware ). also Blue
Printed While G,anire. and Common ware OF
every description, with a great many Fancy
Gobds, suitable tor presents, all OF which he will
sell low for cash. being of "pinion that the cid
system Of credit and hong prices should be abol-
ished, which WILDE advantageous both 10 pur-
chaser AMI seller. .sH,-s ~
N B-Conp,Iy produce taken a. cash. Also
dec. a. 1.slE e. uICKSON. /
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Public Sale.

an Friday the 5lh day Of Dece,nbtr nexi.
~ at the late residence. Of Mrs. FRANCES, Steel,
deed. near Waynrsboroueh we will ssiito The
highe. bidder, ten head Of Horses canon. them
a pair Of very line Match llorses,) forty head
OF Cattle. about 20 oi which are grazing stock
fifty head Of Hogs. one Read Wagon, QUE Bug
gy, Farming Utensils, and many other articles
moi necessary 10 mention Terms made known
on The day Of sale, ANDREW A. STEEL,
nov 27.-tds SAM'L STEEL.
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MARRIED..

On 20tl, ult., by Rev. Francis Mcfarland, D. D.
DIR. WV. F: HuapHRESs. and Miss BErsEy McFAp-
LAMP, daughter of the officiating Clergyman. and ar
of this county.
Of Sunday morning 10Th ult, BY ne Rs4. JOHN
Blain, Mr.. JAMES n. KIScAlp, to Miss AMANDA T. .
daughter Mr.. Joseph Gwinn all OF this County.
On Thursday 18th ult.. by the same, Capt. ABnA-
County
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-12-11

70 Mr.. Taylor. Of Tennessee, has iven no
lice in the House OF Representatives. Of his in
lenlion to introduce bill 10 repeal The na'urali
zation la IS aud Mr.. Sellers, Of Mary land, OF
a.biI TO prevent The enlistment Of persons of
foreign. birth in the Navy aid Army Of the
United States. - 49,
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-12-11
TRUSTEES SALE OF NEGROES.

RY vn,ns ola Deed Of Trust executed TO me
- BY Robert Il. Kinney, on ,he--day VI April
1853, OF ,eco,d in tho Clerks Office Of The Coun.
~ Court Of Augusta County, Tor certain purpo-
sss, there mentioned, will proceed a. the
Town Of Staunion on Monday the Isl day vi
January 1855 10 sellio the highest bidder tor
cask, iorf likely Negroes, Rosa, Chess, Evane
aud William
The lille % these slaves is believed to he good
but actIng as .fris.es shall convey only such
title as Is vested III me BY the deed aforesaid
dec. 4.-ia:,, Spectator i. or, cosy %S,s
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-12-11
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

Commissioners Office Monterey, Nov. 20 81
The parties interested in the foregoing dsrree
are hereby notified, ,ha, have fixed upon he
9Th day OF January 1855. to take aud settle, a,
my Office. the accounts required a he taken ~
The decreisl order aforesaid, Ri which time a..
place tina said parties, Plaintiffs aud DeicudAn's
ara required TO attend.
Giyen ppder nj. band as commissioner in
Chafiery il the Circuit Cour, Of Highland coun-
", tie day sni year aforesaid.
dec. 4. 1854. a. STEPHENSON.
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Notice.;

-uBLiC attention IS respec,fully invited to
our SECOND Supply of WINTER GOODS,
which WI are now receiving from the Northern
Cities, embracing every article usually kept in
our large AMI varied assortment.
Purchasers are solicited TO call aud examine
our stock. b. s. J. 5. CRAWFORD.
dec At.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-12-11

THE MEssadE. Tie Washington Union
cl,sses the Presidents message with theeStaie
papers that have ever Ir,ahaied E.t m The xeci
live branch OF the government The Sentinel
is more reserved, bu, says The s,yle Of the pes
sage will compare favorably with that If, i,>
predecessors. The Baltimore American (whig)
co nnerds The message to the Allegation of its
readers asa generally sound and praGljfai, SlIe
paper ID which they will find much that is
worthy VI approval
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-12-11
TRUSTEES SALE.

by virtue of Trust deed executed to US by Viii
ID liam Kyle ON the 3lst day of July 1854, we shall
proceed Friday the 18th day of this month"; at the
County, to sell at Public Auction the following prop
erty, being apart of the property embraced in said
deed, viz: head of Horses, milch Cows Hcifer,
number of Shoats and Hogs, 1 four Horse Wagon,
and gear, 2 two Horse Flows, Shovel Flows, !
Coulter Plows, | three Horse Plow, Wheat Fan, 2
Grain Cradles Grass Scythes, Harrow, and prob.
ably some other property.
TERMS made known On the day of Sale.
lMBODEN MeCuE, Trustees.
Dec Ii IDS 80
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-12-11
Public Sale.

IN Wednesday, 18th day Of peeember n.x,.
Oat the resldence Of William Gale, decd. n.a,
MI. Tabor Church. l will sell 10 The ~. asss
builder, Horses, Cattle, Hogs, Sheep, Farming
u,ensils, and some household aud Kitchen Fur
mture Trans made known on the day .;
sale
~. GEORGE SHuEY,
Fxaca'oF oil wv. CAfr deoxass
dec a, tsa4,
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Presidents Message.

We lay before our readers to-day the
second annual message of President Pierce
1t is calm, statesman-likr document, con:
tanning many valuable suggestions. 1t i
~ y iiru.tttst
just such document as the age requires
purely practical. We invite to it care ful
reading.
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WE have opened at our Confectionery Store an
w Oyster Saloon, where we will furnish the fresh
es Oysters at the shortest notice, either by the Car
Mess. The Public arc invited to try us.
Dec. II. ANTOINE, MANONE 4 co.
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IT, we have never known Presidents Mes
sage 10 be more generally approved by wings
s. Democrats than the one at the opening Of Tie
present session Of Congress.
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FOR SALE.

w Z will sell privately the House well known as
w the Highland Hotel, situated in the centre Of
the nouishing village Of Monterey, Highland county
This House has always enjoyed fair share Of Public
patronage. To any one wishing to engage in such
business in small place, tho opportunity is good
one. 1t will be sold ON reasonable terms.
Ii We cannot sell, will rent it to careful ten
ant. We prefer selling Application should be made
KINNEY 4 BkUFFY.
Dee. lift. ft.f
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ed IN the County 81 Augusta and one that can
write good hand, and come well recommended, can
obtain situation in Staple and Fancy Dry Good
Store, In staunton, apply to
Dec. u.-3t. - GEO. w. SMITH.
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o. The vote III New York State for Governor
stands, Clarke, l5e,77l; Stjd1our. l56, 4l5 /;
UIlman, 1872 1874; Bronson 81, o02
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The Standing Committees Of the House VI
Representatives are the Same at those OF las,
year. The speaker made no changes, cxccp. 10
fill yacarcies
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va Gen Whitfield, Slavery candidate has been
elected c Congrs from Kansas territory, Elem
mixer Free -Soiler, by large majority
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FRESu OYSTERS.

T AM now receiving Fresh Oyster daily, to be sold
i by the Can or Mess. Persons wishing good ar
ticle should call on me, at my old Stand.
Dec. IL. JOHN Is. SCHERER.