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DOHNs LIBRARIES.-New volumes just
ID received - -,
lilly WORKS OF EDMUND BURKE Vol l. Eia-
Sstion OF Estur. Society; On the sublime and Besuf
n, iitieal Miscelsnies (Bohns British Classics NJ,
1.-THE WORKS OF JOHN LOCKE. Vol = faAo-
sorbical Works fBahn's Standard Library - - ,-,S,,,
iII.-rHE CHRONICLES OF FLORENCE OF Mo q
CESTER from the Romano 20 Edward tirst ITsn.-IsI o'
To,st.r yoL lBohns Anfiqusri4a Lhrtrvb FOR sac ~
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DROSPECTUS Of the NINTH VOLUME o
TIE NATIONAL ERA.
q ElIfnr I'D Prnnrirf
JoHS q. WHITTIER, Cores ponding Editor
tsesh.n.tOr D. &

JOHN u. WHITTIER, Cores pondlng Efitof.
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The National E-s uncompom opponent Of Slavery
and The slse foTr 40 sa,oeIts ., peisod e 70 sod
commissions control the ballot BOX Whether under he
direction priests aymen friend OF TenpeTsnce, Inc
nome,tesd al rsfoFrs calculated to Labor it,
rsl consideration. fecompenst and ios weight aud 70
,hf TO buy and sell N whatever h pleAzes IL be
eves in TIE rsht individual JUDGMENT in al MAJ srs
c OBJ ence and in both church and stae
bocD that VINO swoars N support The Constitution Of
tie ntec de Deraely violate BIS settled con
d bs no eitfzeu can o6cy hamsn en.e nent Which re-
qrrts hin 20 commit uj1sti1e, without inmorality
II re-ards Slavery the sues involved ia t s srmus
the esst Political QUESTION Ct TIE Day; tsknS ground
refusy sessonistc to Freedom snd Free Labor. AID
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Thank sgiving Day ooster-st, Synngogue.-The
sb<ye syhsgofue will be open for divine service NJ
which discoue will be delivered by the Rev. NJ
IeAACS.
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The Managers of the Industrial school No. % Oli

ysr, would the receipt OF donao
Of uktys chtkeps oysters from the Butchers in Cah
pe Market toward furnishing Thanksgiving Dinner for tn
Children connected with the School.
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DERHAM's BURLESQUE TROUPE,
II M 6Gg ROADWAY.

No 663 BROADWAY.
THIRD NTERPRlSE.
GIFT TICKETS 10 be received for admission OF four per.
each ....,,
MONDAY, and EVERY EVENING THIS WEN, 2
lauqbable Ethiopian version Of the Psnt0mime OF
JOCKO; Or, IHE BRAZILIAN APE
They will also repeat by general request their nniiabse
RAILROAD GALLOP ard ACCOdPANIMENTsi
PLANTATION FESTIVAL, HUNGARIAN BURLESQUE;
and an unequaed programme Of Ethiopian Songs Choruses
Solos Duets, Jgs, &C. in which - ..
WARDEN, BOYD, LIE PETITE CHRISTINE,
nd the entire Star Troupe will apoeaI.
Doors open 81 at u o'clock Cards OF adnis
GIFT TICKETS. AT ONE BoLLAR Each,
iued bis third enterprise in connection with the Mrror
Of North and South America, in Boston Will Tor the
present. BY special srrangemeot, ADMIT -FOUR PEks0NS
EACH to PERTAINS BURLESQUE OPERA HOUSE
$1,000 or TAESE TICKETS ALREADY soLD'
ONLY 1900 MORE To BELL
To be obtained from NJ TO r. NJ a. No S63 Broadway
Each purchaser OF OF these tickets VIII be presented Win
a certificate Of share in the ---.--
100000 VALUABLE AND COSTLY ARTICLES
annaf N hu Mr m 10
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broadway Tabernacie.-Public worship win be Reid
the Tabernacle THIS DAY ~ IL A. NJ. Sermon by the
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pOARD.-A small private family would lie
Id res mt furnished ROOsiS two single Gsntl-
rer o. Ls5y sad Gentleman In retired nsshborhood No
Is RsH1. IL s-st Besr Hudson and Cansists.
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Prove 81 Th.Dgs" Price. pTepsid by NAL. -
4 LIBRARY ofAiTSiIE RLSM and PSYCHOL-
n OGl-Embrscng the most popular w5FAs 90 lie slS
jset IL S,susu,he Amencsa and EurOPaa suthos TIE
whole Illustrated With appropriate Eagsaviss% Sod ~
FowLERs AND WELLS No SOC Broaassy. New Elt1-
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A WIDOW LADY, without family. having
IN APARTMENTS very pleasantly locsted IN the mnsdi
nte virn1 Of New and DESTROYS Of female companion
similarly situated with hesel would b. willing TO enter into
AN which mgbt be mutually pleasant and sa,sac
tory TO person stastei the comforts Of qi'e honls
NAV secured the small price Of not exceeding " Non.
but proieslor OF religion need apply eieepees sysn ana
MInnM LADY, Al The TfibIne Onlce.
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The Rev. J.T. Peek, ID. d., will preach in the He'd:
sns T. Church 10 7thsr between LIST and I'd THIS
NORNING. Services viii commence AZ II o'clock.
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HELP, HELP.-A number Of valuable female
DOMESTICS OF ali countries and classes, be OBJ
"a ned a. ie American Employment Society Ofce nos 5
I'd Il Arfnrrlsce (Bibe. iiOuse1
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s s.sss e e MILF MIL Secretaries
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The Rev III. W. Beecher will preach at the Plymouth
lhuIsh Brooklyn. THIS MORNING. at u o,oock
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WTANTED-A Gent and Lady to 20 with =
w Travelling Exhibition Actors Address Pe-ped. NO
sES X MOSS. klAwog Broome Co, N \
yNIANTED-A SCOTCH or ENGLISH LADY
w assist in the duties Of YOUNG LADIES boAhD-
ING SCHOOL 20 tesch Mrsc Drawing sud Psntuf Apply
10 c. s. FRANCIS Co.. No % Broadway.
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Yg'IIE SMITHSONIAN HOUSTON the EU-
4 POPEAS PLAN. No 6Dl Broaawsy,
Or The sire block with the metropolitan Hotel sDd Nlbos
GARDEN ihcs ooos below hou'tonsI and nearly oppS' D.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-05-01
AGRICULTURAL Meeting,

Al respectable meeting Of the Farmers OF
Augusta county at The April Coult, on motion,
Jacob Baylor Esq, was called to the Chair,
and J. Nj. McCue was appointed Secre-
tary.
Mr.. N. e. Kinney, having explained the Oh.
ject Of the meeting, as being one for the fur.
,herance OF the subject of agriculture and the
necessity OF stimulating The zeal of our brother
farmers 10 increased exerlions to make our coun-
ty one among the foremost III its improvement,
moved that an invitation be extended TO B.
johnson Barbour, Esq of the county of Orange,
by the Secretary of this meeting, in behalf Of
the Farmers of Augusta, 10 deliver an address
to our citizens at the May Conr', If convenient,
or at such other as would be most a.reeabIe 10
him, upon the subject Of agricultural I'm.
provemenl," which was unanimously adopted.
On motion Of Mr.. Sdm' B. Finley the
proceedings Of this meeting be furnished to the
editors OF the several papers Of this town with
The r, qnes. they Re published.
JACOB BAYLOR; Chain.
J. NJ. McCUE, Sec'y.
e. By reference to our announcement
column it will be seen that John A. Peck
is announced as a candidate for Constable
in the 1st District.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-05-01
Oh ED,

In Fairfield Rockhridge CO.. on the 29,h OF
March, Mrs. ELIZABETH NJ. RISK, wife Of mr.
Harvey Risk in the 2Sih year OF her age. Mrs
Risk, had been member Of The Presbyterian
Church, Tor about fifteen years, and III passing
through the valley and shadow Of death she had
graoe 10 sustain aud comfort her, lips
Friend after friend depalls
Who hath not los llend!
There is no union here OF hearts,,
Tha, fluids not heI an end.
In Waynesboro' ON Saturday the 22nd nt I.
Mr.. JAcoB Fay, in The 50ih year oil bis age,
leaving large family and many iFlends lp
mourn their lOss.
AT the residence Of her suuin-law, in Poca-
honas county On "Wednesday lie 5lh ul,,, JANE
CURRY, in her s4h year. widow OF James
Curry, after few days painful illness.
On The 10th ult., after pIolracled illness, IN
the 30,h year oil her age, Mrs. MARY u.
THOMPSON, wife Of Charles S. Thompson OF this
county. Mrs. I. had been Tor number OF
wears u member Of the Presbyterian Church.
Though greatly afflicted she bore her affection
With christian patience. Her death is deeply
felt and lamenied by those who knew her.-
Sne has left All affectionale husband aud tour
small children to mourn her loss, but their loss
We nope is her gam.
Yet again We hope 10 meet her,
When the day Of lie is fled,
Then in heaven with JOY 10 greet her,
Where no farewell tear is shed"
Tribute Of Respect
Staunton Lodge, 40 40, l. 0. U. +.
APRIL 2Olh, 1854.
Divine Wisdom having decreed to remove
from our midst our brother, Samuel r. Van
Lear, member Of Allegheny Lodge, but an IN
itaie and long a member OF This Lodge, we
desire to add an expression of our sorrow and
sympathy in This common bereavement be II
! therefore resolved,
That v lille We bow with becoming rever'
eIce 10 the mandate al or Supreme Ruler, we
can but deplore the earlier death o. one "he
gave such soodly promise Of useful lie.
Tha, though The habi;ual love for lFalh when
so characterized his conduct in the lilals o
youth was not permitted the full irnl'lah O
liper years, YET there is comfort IN knowing
that ii impaired serene and patient calmnesi
to his sad and lingering illness and shed peace
full light upon his path through the dark valley
Of the shadow of death.
That in token of sorrow we will wear I'M
badge OF mourning for thirty days.
That copies Of these resolutions be transmit
ted 10 the relatives OF the deceased and 10 IN
papers Of Stanton ioi publication.
A Copy-Teste,
M. II. McCur, Sec. M H. M'CUE,
J. H. WATERS, Comm
b. CHRISTIAN
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-05-01
TDsoIsroN IN THE METHODIST CHURCH

TDEeIsroN IN THE METHODIST CHURCH
CAsE.-The opinion of the United States
Supreme Court, in the case involving a
partition of the Methodist Book Concern
interests in Cincinnati, between the Meth
odist Episcopal Church and the Methodist
Episcopal Church South was given on
Tuesday, upon all the points in favor OF
the Church South, thus reversing the de.
cision of the Circuit Court of Ohio. The
National lntelligencer says that the de-
cision not only establishes the right OF
the Church South to proportionate share
Of the common funds and property, bat al.
so declares division Of the church to be a
valid act, and that the two divisions South
and North are equally legitimate. Judge
Mclean Did not sit in this case.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-05-01
MOHE NEW ROCKS.

esKETCHES Of, the Irish Bar by r. I.ale
- Shell.
Life of the Rt. Hon, Edmund Burke, by
Pryor;
Coemau's Historical Geography Of the Bible,
with text Book and Atlas
Mrs Mowaii's Autobiography;
Trials of Housek eeper
Shakespeare and Byron, splenddly boaud in
Antique form
Dashes at American Humor;
Rebel Bride;
Russian Guardsnan
Fortune hunter, a novel of New York Socie-
ty, (Mts. Mowalt)
Planters Northern Bride;
The upper ten and lower million, etc, etc.
A large assortment Of chidren's toy books,
blank books, etc., etc., for sale by
S. H. COLEMAN.
April II, 1s5i.-S. 4 NJ copy.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-05-01
The Markets.

The Markets.
STAU NroN May l.-Four 81 90. Corn
SIS cents. Corn Meal 80 els. per bushel. Ba-
con-.-Hog Round Sets. Butter l6cts. Eggs
To- Apples 50cis per bushel.
Reported for the Vindieator, by Vm. II Brown
Com. Merchant.
RlcuMaND, April 3o.--Floni supr to shippers
So; extra, 8 70 o!-iamily, SIS! Ia 81 Demand
for family yer, limited. Wheat-prime red and
white $l.s0 and LIS. Bacon-Htg Round
Ira
BALTIMORE April 90 Flour-Sales' at $500
bols at So. 80 8 60 Wheat-sels al s. 90 e
2 05 Cor white aud i.85al.s0 for red. Corn
White 74a77 ,yehow So cents per busheL-
Oai-45a4 Acc. 2ye-104all1.
ALExANDRrA April 3o-Fodl, s.25as Co.
Wheal l.s0al s. per husheI. Corn 72a7a oan,s,
Butter, 1920.
WINCHESTER April.3O Flour, s. l2aS pa
Wheat SLIGO Oats AZ. Corn 63.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-05-01

u SIXTEEN OF the best Apolhecaries in Bal
tmore say ol STABLE Frs ANODYNE CHER
RY EXPECTORANT for Coughs, &c, and OF
STABLER'S DIARRliEA CORDIAL for If
fctions Of The Boreis, that they "ale satisfied
that they are melicn,s of great value, aud very
efficient for the cure OF the diseases for which
they are recommended, that they bear the evil
dpnce OF skill and cure i'll their preparation and
style of putting up Sc. See advertisement
in another column.
April "a, 1854 Am.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-05-01
FANCY ARTICLES AT
WHITE e. PATTON'S.

1ANS, all varieties, Parasols, Combs, But
4 tons, Soaps. Cqpgnes, Perfumeries, Sew
ing Birds, Tooth Brushes. Flowers, Neck Ties
and Ribbons splendid Pie Mic and Pans Silk
Gloves Crocha and knitting Cottons; Tapes,
Braids common aud Black Pins, Embroidered
Dam. Wells, &C.
NAV l, 1854.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-05-01
DEAKINS & MERRITT,

DEAKlNS g. MERRITT,
WOU respectfully announce TO the CT.
w items and the public generally, that
they have just received from the Eastern
markets, Large and Splendid Assortment OF
Spring and Summer Goods,
embracing every variety Usually found in our
market, all of which We are determined 10 sell
on the most favorable terms. Our stock Of
DRY GOODS
is large and varied, consisting in part Of the
following articles, 10 wit:
Lawns, Silks, Silk Tissues, Berage de Lains
French, Swiss and Domestic Ginehams,
Laces, Edgiues and Insertings Linen
c. Hdkfs., Under Sleeves, Col
lars, Lace and Love Wells,
Gloves, Hosiery Ribbons,
&c, &c.
ALSO
large variety Of
Ready Made Clothing. Cln,hs,
Cassimeres, Vestings, Tweeds,
Brown and Bleached Linen Drills Curtains,
Holland, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, &c., all oil
which will be sold unusually low for cash, OF
exchanged for Country Produce.
S'aun,on, May l, 1854.-S. & M. copy.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-05-01
MILLINERY.

ARRS. l.. II. YARD has returned from
NA the North, with her stock OF Spring and
Summer Mi!leuery Goods. to which she invites
the attention of The public.
April "a, 1854
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-05-01
VALUA b. L FARM
IN M A IKE

HHE subscriber, having purchased Farm
~ ia the vicinity of Richmond, and moved
on it, now offers fo sale privately, that valua-
bic Farm on which he formerly resided situated
about three miles South Of Staunton, on the
AliddIebrook and BrownsbuIg Turnpike. The
tact contains about
24e OF AGO Acres,
1870 Of which are in wood Go acres in clover
and grass, and the balance in fine stale OF
cultivation There is on the premises neat
and comfortable Dwelling House. with 4 yarsa
enclosed by handsome lattice fence. Also, a
Gr Graf i smoke ' House, Wagon "a a.
House, and all other out budngs &e si8
incident to well improved farm
There is on the premises new Blacksmith
shop, which would command a good business, il
carried on. There is also, within few yards
of The house, fine spring OF most excellent
limestone water, which is never falling, and
an apple orchard Of good fruit Altogether,
This is one of the most desirable farms now Of.
fered for sale in the valley. |, is convenient
to Siaunton, over 90 od graded road, to which
place the Central Railroad is now running, thus
bringing the farm in close. connection with the
Richmond and Alexandra Markets; has every
convenience that is necessary on FARMS in
a good neighbo, hood where is classical school,
and adioins the lands Of Dr.. A. Waddel, w.
b. johnson, VIM. Ensleman, and others. The
land lies well, either tor grazing or cropping,
and is susceptible OF still further improvement.
Possession will be given in time to put cut
a Fall crop, reserving the right 10 gather my
Spring crop.
Persons DESTROYS Of examining this property,
vii. be shown the premises By Mr.. Juo. Wise
man, who resides on the place, and any further
information desired TO Terms, &C., will be Civ
en- by apple. lion 10 N. K. Tout, a, Stanton,
who is authorized 10 sell in my absence; or to
A. B. lrck, President Of ;.s.e Rockineham Bank,
Harrisonburc; or 10 the subscriber BY letter adj
dressed TO Richmond, Va.
FREDERICK SCHEFFER.
May /, 1854 -4'.-S and NJ copy.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-05-01
HATS

.EfHI'fE 4 PATTON have just opened
~ handsome assortment Of Hats, to wit:
Oakford, new style 10 Satin finish mole skin
Gardens mole skin hats, Baltimore Clipper
style; Gents white Otter fur, hard and soft fin
ish ; Planters, Rockland Magyar, and all the
various styles Of Brush, Leghorn palm leaf,
and Boys and chillrens, which will he sold
low.
May !, 1854.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-05-01
A FRESH SUPPLY.

A FRESH SUPPLY.
vTVHE undersigned would most respectfully in
form his old patrons and friends. aud the
public generally, that lie is again in Staunlon
selling goods and would be pleased to wait
upon them at the wel-known stand adjoining
the Valley Hotel. He has Just returned from
the North, and has finished opening his stock OF
Spring and Summer Goods. His stock of Dry
Goods is full and complete, including Ready
made clothing of various qualities and prices. -
Also, large lot of Groceries, Hardware,
Queensware, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, Drugs,
Stationary, Tobacco, Powder, &c, All of which
he will sell al short profits for cash, or TO pune
tual customers at the usnal credit of six months.
CHARLES Il. RlDGWAY.
Nav I, 1854
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-05-01
ORKNEY PAVILION HOUSE
MILLER g. BRADFORD.
This extensive and highly improved estab

"HIS extensive and highly improved eslab-
Il lishment is open for visitors Annually, on
the LIST day of June, and closes on the LIST day
of October. lnvalids are accommodated al all
seasons.
The difficulty of approaching heretofore ex-
istlng is.now rapidly vanishing away. The
Mannassa Gap Railroad, now almost complete 10
Strausburg, will bring travellers from The East,
whilst the road from BALTIMORE to Winchester,
Road to Siia,ialon hom Richmond, will convey
ley. Several lines of daily Stages ply between
Stanton and Winchester passing through
Strausburg, SO that persons wishing to visit
Orkney will find Stages ready at all the points,
on the arrival Of the cars then over one OF the
best Roads ia the State to Mount. jackson, a
ront IL miles from Orkney, where Hacks are
in constant readiness to carry persons direct to
the Springs.
No Watering place in the State has for ser
les of years past been more the resort of lnya-
lids and Fashionable Society. The healing
qualities Of the Waters are well established, and
by many are regarded as inferior to none in our
Country Good Music, spacious Ball Room,
extensive Porticoes, veil supplied Table and
Bar, and almost every species Of legitimate
amusement unite in driving dull care away,
WnIle tue pure IHOuutdii am tu6 W dicIS iiL-
prove the Health.
The Waters are Chal, beate, Bear Walow,
Blue sulphur and Free Stone.
THE BEAR wALLOW SPRING.
Truly styled the s.Peol Of Siloan.o is the
most remarkable water in the world for cutane-
ons and blood diseases Of all kinds, and D spep
lies. ale sure to find ceiiain cure
, ANALYSIS OF ORKNEY SPRINGS.
Gaseous Contcnts-Ca bonic Acid, Aimos
phefic Air. Solid Ccntcnts-Caroonate OF Soda,
Carb. Magnesia, aqlrhaie of Magnetism. Carlo
nate of Lime, Chloride OF Sodium Oxide of Iron.
BEAR WALLeW.
Gaseous Contents-CaFhoi,ieA Acid, Salphuret.
ted hydrogen Solid Contents Splphate Of
lime. Sup. Ct Magnesia, Iodine-a distinct
trace c, rbo of Ma -'iesia, Chloride Of Sodium,
Carbonate Of Lime, spphaie Of Iron, Oxide q
Iron.
To those fond Of sport, we would say our
Mountains abound in Game.
Board per week So. per day Sl.-Servants
and children half price. Distance from Win
chester to Orkney, SO miles; from Strausbufg to
Orkney, SO miles from Staunion 10 Orkney,
so miles MlLLER& BRADFORD, PROS
May /, l854-ly.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-05-01
mrs IL SNYDER, MILLINER.

ID ESPECTFULLY informs her old friends
~ and customers that she has Just returned
from the North with handsome assortment Of
Bonnes, Ribbons, Flowers and Milliner arli.
eles. Remember The place on bsyUeIly Street,
opposite G. & M. Hirsh's variety Store,
nril "a 1854.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-05-01
GEO. w, SMITH

INVITES the attention of the ladies to his
I stock Of Plain and Embroidered Grape
Shawls, Dress Goods, Parasols, MoLair Mi.ts,
Silk and KID Gloves. All new IRON the North,
and will I've sold low.
| April "a 1855.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-05-01
DENTISTRY.
A. II. ARTHUR. Graduate,

A. ID. ARTHUR, Graduate, J
THAS removed opposite The Woodward
IL House, Bank Square, where he Womb. call
The attention Of all needing Denial substitutes
10 his beautiful specimens OF BLOCK Tx ETH
with continuous gums. These teeth, from the
comfort with hich they may be worn. as well
as their superior beauty, possess great advantage
over Artificial Teeth, now in use. All the va
rious operations o. Dental Surgery performed
with strict reference TO peflnanency.
RzFERENGEs.-Profs. 2. IL. Austin, A. NJ.
M. D., D. d. S. Dean of the Faculty, and
Prof Chaplin A, Harris, NJ D., D. D. s., Balli.
more, MD.
SianGlon, May l, 1854.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-05-01

Two hire for the balance OF the year an active
Il and sprshlly servant boy, ahont u Or 10
lions, liberal hire will be paid. Enquire at hi
efhae. ap, "a
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A N NOU N G. E Nj E N, r 8.
EIccti8n---Fourth Thursday in May.
Announcement $3.50, inrariably in adrance
For the SheriIaitvs.

" Welfare authorized TO announce MOSES
n. NleCU E as a candidate !br reelection to the
office of Sheriff of Augusta rotlhly, which ne
now holds. April 3, 1854.
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MAR RED.

Near Mt. Sidney, on the 2olh, by Rev
Sam'l Martin, Mr.. Francis w, HARDWOOD, to
Miss CoRNELIA HoY-ai of this county.
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MEDICAL. COLLEGE OF
VIRGINIA.
APPOINTMENT OF PROFESSORS,

- held at the College on the 10Th day OF
March, 1851, the following. resolution was
opteds
Resolved, That the Board will. On the 25ths
day of May, proceed 10 fill the chair Of Mate
Tia Medica. and Therapeutics, and that of The
Institutes Of Medicine apd Medical Jurspru-
dence aud chat notice thereof be given through
such Medical Journals and newspapers, and ii,
such other mode as tina nses;deni, ot he Board
ma. de II, proper
Resolved further, That all applications and
testimonials in reference to The proposed ap.
poinimen,s be directed 10 the Secretary Of the
Board of Visitors. THEO. P. MAYO, NJ. ID.
Secretary of the Board,
April l7-t2o,h May. Richmond, Va.