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Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-02-27
EANCYGOODS
THORNROSE CEMETERY.

VSIfE Executive Committee have made ar
4 engagements foi the erection Of a Lu.iae and
other Improvements al The Cemetery which are
now in the co mrse OF erection and will be com.
pleted in a few weeks and for which The CON-
mi'iee have contracted TO pay the cash. Per.
sons, therefore, who know themselves 10 be in.
debltd tdythe Cemetery Company, vi i'll pay The
ameunls due from them respectively 10 Col.
Baldwin, the Tres surer Of the Company, Or to
his credit in the Central Bank, on or bpiore the
18th Of March next. Interest is charged on
price Of all lots from the ist day Of July, 1855 8
A. D. TROrrER, r..
Feb. ~. j. 8. baldwin. Comm.
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IMAM KNOW THfsELF.'
An Invaluable Book for IS Gents
Every family ahotsid have Copy.

nn IL. ai s.,Ve go, 100 ~ III ~ 49, SsA''
! fivery family anoplo nave copy.
/ 1910 COPIES suLp r IN LESS I INA.
~ Ely = wy! ~ ol ,.a, - 2 "e" ea'"''
fey,sed ana 1np nss MirIt III MANuAI AN,
Nm n un ron 'TffE AFFiICTED-Con
iaining an outline Of The origin, progress treat
ment and tiIfe St every form of disease, con
tracted BY broiniscuons sexual intercourse, by
SELF abhse,, or by sexual excess, with advice 10
| 'ftetr Prevention, written IN iam'lia5 s.yle
avoiding al medicaI ,ecnh'ca't.res' anu eve,y
thlng thst would oifend inc ca! OF aeeenvy .o.
.ne 'esMI sc{1e tWen.y yesls - d;spase.
of ILL.,, ~. s'y $3.50
~ ,:h;.h T. radiad t"ra;tt. Tot the eure Of
The ahoye dse,sss and : frea'tSes al lie causes
symptoms and cure Of the Fever and Ague.
Jesf;monu ,f The Professor of Obstetrics in
Penn. Colipre. Ph;IadefpEia-.D HUNTERS
MEDJrAI MANIIAIi, .tbe .r,bat nf this
..a.i. Lii ~. r.s;l';, - No. All odvor.
~ ' nm. ,Io 'ai la.soy " ..h;.ii ,fitsa, 10 il
Use " ou'e ."o u r .a, -. r'm.na q H.,
graduate VI ope o' inc oes' oo'e9es III ,1o
United States. 1t affords me pleasure 10 re-
COMMEND him 10 the unfortunate OF 10 'he vlcum
OF Malpractice, as successful and experienced
practitioner, IN Wllose honor and integrity they
NAV place the greatest Confidence
Jos, s. LoNtssHoRE, NJ D.
IL, 4 tVoodyard NJ D of Penn tn.tet.
! "a i m
suy fhaade'fha- ,;on.1 al,;,,iy ~ tie
my testimony to the -pfoits ss,;' NJ,
Author OF The MEDICAL NANoAL.
rons cases oil Disease OF the Genns' Vf9ans.
some of them Of long standing, have come III:
der nv notice, in which his skill has been man.
ifest in rpstorinp nerec, heal II. in some cases
,.Lsre Ito ,ai;snt has hem cnnsiaeted hevond
~ i''s r.. H. s,,na4s,.n sf Seminal
"'ea,eal aia. t'fe sueasu'sv ~ ~, ~ r',..,;nns
weaknesses, OF ulsaffahaslls''. -; VIZ
produced Ivy sell-aeuse oil Excess Oh sehe'y,
do hot know his SUPERIOR in tile profession:
have been acquainted With the Au!her espme
thirty years, and deem il no mere than justice
TO him as well as Kindness to The unfortunate
yictim of early indlscretiop 10 Recommend him
as one in bnse nrofrss;pnnl * III a,! integrity
they nav "a s.lv ronfde themselves.
N' s'' A,rnr,, iFa5n,y I'm ND
..Th,s +, .tt,o.,t M sea,,;,n. sha' most com.
nrohahs;vs ,"I ;,',e,;%;hts mi h,hi;sbed m
ihe class &c "s nS ,,hch ;ti,sa,. AvaiJ.
;na al Ia.hn;.sl ter,ns Il ayl,esses itserfo the
rosson n H. sssdsrs - ;s f,es from ri, ob;er,
,ionah,e mater and M ,,ayenfs However ssidi~
ons..can ohiec to nac;op = in HE hands Of his
sons. The author has devoted many wears to
Inc treatment 81 The yarionss complaints treated
of. and with .oo little hreathto nrtf, and Zoo
little presumption TO impose, he has offered 10
the world at the merely nom nai price OF % cts
the fruits Of some twenty years most successful
acuPIce.El tiefdld.
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NOTICE

rs hereby given TO all whom il may concern
Il that The bonds notes and accounts OF the late
firm Of Perrin aud Rilseway have been placed
in the hands Of VIM. Pd.eon Tor collection and
adjustment, who is duly authorized to collec,
aud settle the same, and 10 pay ihereoul all just
and legal demands against said firm.
VIM. 4. PERRIN. Surviving Partner
of the late firm Of Perrin & Ridgeway
Jam 9, lS54-2m,
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To the va.t,s of the Lat District.

ted by numerous fflehds; 10 permit myself TO be
voted for at tho hext election, as candidate for
the Office Of Commissioner Of the Revenue, for
the 1st Or Upper District, hereby in compile
ance with their wishes, announce myself an
applicant fur that office. II elected, " il use
MY utmost endeavors TO discharge faithfully the
duties Of the office. VIM. X. PIPER.
E.h 1884
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HINT TO MERCHANTS.
TAKE NOTICE.

FysHAT the undersigned has concluded to sell
i his remaining and still very large and well
assorted stock Of clothing at prime cost. He is
compelled to this step as he purposes still further
10 enlarge his business, and 10 make rom for
an extensive stock of spring clothing. Those
therefore. still in want Of clothing, or DESTROYS
OF Irrurilg bargains would do well TO call
aud secure what they want, at prices which
cannot fail 10 please.
N. B.-My accounts are all made out up 10
the LIST Of January, and as money is wanted, a
prompt settlement Of accounts is respectfully
asked ], POLLiTZ,
JAM 90, 1854.
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NEWBOOlxS.

RYOT CORN, or Life Scenes in New York,
= Illustrated; Pedestrian in Fiance and
Switzerland Venice or The City of The Sea
Mrs. Pariington's Carpei-bag OF fun Autobi-
ography OF an Actress, Mrs Anna c. MowalD;
Haps and Mishaps eI tour in Europe, (Grace
Greenwood); The Polphar Papers The Old
Brewery. For sale by s. H. COLEMAN.
Feb. 20, 1854.
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F1sK,s METALLIC BURIAL CASES,

F1SK'S METALLIC BURIAL CASES,
GUST received supply OF The above al,i-
y Gle, which | am prepared 10 furnish at city
prices. Ii Is not necessary 10 say more relative
10 these eases, than TO add the following ,ps,i.
mony 10 their value. A u: CHANDLER.
WAsHINGToN, April s.
Messrs Fisk & RAYMoxp,
Gentlemen We witnessed the utility of your
ornamental Patent Metallic Burial Case" used
to convey the remains of the late Hun John c.
Calhoun to the Congressional Cemetery, which
impressed us with the belief that il, is The bes,
article known 10 us for transporting the dead to
their final resting place.
With respect we subscribe ourselves, Yours
ETC., Fl Clay: Lewis Cass, b S Dickinson, J. NJ
Mason. Alchinson, c Green, Daniel
Webster, M BerIien, jeff Davis, W II King,
Henry Dodge. w P Mangnm.
am also prepared to furnish at the shortest
notice, wooden collins, from the plaiuest to
derate charges.
Dec. &c, 1853. Al &C.
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NOTICE.

"A IL persons Indebted 10 the late firm Of
&2A Perrin & Rdgeway by bond. note or ac-
eouni, are requested 10 come forward and settle
the same without further delay, and those hav.
ing claims against said firm will please present
them Tor adjustment. Come forward gentle
men-le, those that have money come, let
those that have no money come, let every one
that will come and settle their accounts freely,
Tor the business must and shall be settled. OF
flee al }. Woodward's until the 10Th OF Janua-
ry, 1854, and al lAe Store of Perrin & George
thereafter. ee
se, $50 WM. PIDGEON.
Jan. 9, ls54-3m.
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CITE.

yOIIE.
4 LII persons ing unsettled accounts with
"A the late firm 7 Perrin 4 Ridgway, that
fluid 1t inconvenienl 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.
F.. Clark, Constable on the Alb Friday in Feb
ruary, 1854
Feb. Is, iS54-at.
WIN PIDGEON, Acting Agent.
PERRIN & RlDGWAY.
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This Is the Place to Save Money |!
NO HUI M 3 u G!!

l n order 10 make room for an extensive stock
n Of spring clothing, the undersigned have
determined to sell off their fine stock of VIM
Ter Clothing a, cost their Colhng will bear
comparisons with any other Offered in The State.
Therefo'e il you wish 10 provide yourselves
with clothing a, extremely low prices, be sure
10 call at the cheap clothing store, and yon
will save mouey. WELLER and Leopold three
doors west Of the new Post Office.
Jan. 80, 1854.
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WILLIAM MILLER,
Formerly OF Shenandoah County, Va.
forwarding and Commission
Merchant,
Corner Of King and Water streets,

AT CAZENOVE d COB OLD 6IAN0,
Corner Of King and Water streets,
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
w ould lake this method Of informing yon
w that he has leased the large three-story,
fire-prooi Brick Warehouse, corner Of King
and Wafer Streets, opposite Messrs. w. y {.
Bayne, for The purpose of conducting GEN.
EKAL FORWARDING, PRODUCE AND
COMMISSION BUSINESS.
He solicits your patronage, assuring you that
every attention necessary shall be given, and
nothing will be left undone, to promote your
interest. ] will be ever ready TO fill your Or
ders for every description Of GROCERIES,
SALT. PLASTER OR FISH, al The LOW EST
MARKET PRICES.
Rags will be taken and the Best Prices given.
Occupying as do, location 80 near the
Shipping AMI the Railroad, and being delermn-
ed to devote the whole Of my attention 10 the
above business, hope 10 share portion Of
your patronage.
would refer you to the following gentlemen:
.Alerandria.-W. & C. Baynp.G H. Dayne &
Co., G. r. Coffroih, Col. J. L. Nicklin.
Roekingham.-Dr. J. @ Winfield, j. H. Wart.
man, Esq,
Shenandoah Col. S. MofTet. Maj. j. s. Cal
velt, S. L. Walker, ESQ.,.
:, Pags.-Gen. Thomas Boswell, A. Splitter,
Esq;;
.A4agusta DIR. C. r. Harris, Anthony Mil
Ter, Esq IS M. Yosi, Esq.
Alexandra, Feb. 9Th, 1854.
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A CARD.

n NJ. SIMPSON informs his customers
81ks that their accounts to January Isl are
ready. tie is now in great wan, Of funds and
will be obliged 10 them Tor prompt payment
A change in his business requires his books 10
be settled up TO the close Of 1883 He returns
his thanks for the liberal support, aud assures
them his increased facilities will enable him 10
offer great Inducements 10 punctual six months
purchasers.
Feb. ~, 1854.
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Every Day Brings Something New.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
T Q B A G G O S T O r E
H. w e. ST.ANKER

1.door West Of E. M. Cushing's & Co.
RYAS Just opened with Splendid Stock
accomplishing every article in the Tobacco
lire, amongst which will be found the FINEST
Qualities of
SEC RS, AND CHEWING TOBACCO.
which he will sell wholesale or retail, as cheap
as can be bought any where else in this Sec
lion Of the country.
CIGARS Of various quali,es-and prices, will
be sold by the Box, Bnnch, or less number ifde-
sired The following list is portion OF tha
different Brands.
TOBACCO. CIGARS,
Ellorado, Rio Hondo.
Esmeralda, The Fixed Star,
Holland, Ell Programa.
Covington, La veguera,
Douglas, La Nacinoal,,
Howard, E!Gallo,
Wingfeld, i.aemphresa,
Lee FL Neplano,
Fig Leaf, La Projections,
Golden Chunk, Principe,
Goodwins' Yellow Bank, Jenny Lind,
American Fine Cut. Pantlas,
Mineryas,
Imported Habaha ect, ect. eel.
together with hne lot Of Spotted Spanish aud
Half Spanish Sesars;
SCOTCH, RAPPEE, AND MACKABOY
Snuff; German Pipes, Fancy and Common do !;
Smoking Tobncco-in papers ~ BY the pound,
SeQar Cases and Holders; Snuff Pores.
Matches; Shoe Backing; r piping Twinc,
and Paper and many other art ciss 100 tedous
TO mention. The public are resnpc,fnlly inv.
ted 10 call and examine his Stock, betoss ,pur-.
chasing elsewhere--as he will cell a. sh. i, az.
The cheapest. :
Nov. "A, lssa,
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1t will be seen by reference 10 our
advertising columns that there is now go
Ing on at the old Post Office stand, an
auction sale OF Watches, Jewelrv, Fancy
.Artieles, &c. The young gentlemen who
are conducting it, are from Richmond,
Va, and the firm they represent is well
known throughout the South. All articles
sold are warrantsd 10 be vhat they are repre-
ssnied. not, the money will be returned
and the goods taken back. Don't forget to
attend Bargains are 10 be had.
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Popular Patent Medicines, &C.

POpular Patent Medicines, &c.
"A YER'S Cherry Pecoral, Siablers Extec.
- torant, Jayne's do, Sellers Cou4h Syrup.
McMunn's Elixir Opium, Hollands German
Bitter, Railways Ready Relief, Sellers vermi.
fuge, hcLans's do, James do, Hobensack IS
Worm syrup Glove AnodyLe Too,hache Drops,
Judkhs Oin.ment. lays Linimenl flor Piles, J
McAlisier's All healing Ointment, Dailsy's
Magical Pain Extractor, Thompson's Eye Wa
ter. Milchell's Eye Salve, Brandreh's Pills,
Sellers Liver d., Or. Cor don's do, Peters
Vegetable do /, Hasling's Compound Syrup
Napiha, Fluid Extract Paraeira Brava, Fluid
Extract Bnchu, &c, constantly for sale at the
Dug Store. LAIRD Il TRtMBLE,
Feb. 81, 1854
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NATICE.

~HE accounts Of VIM E Woodward, have
> been placed in my hands for settlement.
All persons knowing themselves indebted to him
are requested 10 come forward and make pay.
ment, aud those having claims to pre- sen, them
for settlement WINS. h. BAYLOR.
Feb. 20, l854-tf,
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o. The Board Of Public Works have,
by unanimous vote, adopted the Green
brier route, as the one Tor the Covington
and Ohio road.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-02-27

We are under oli;gationss TO hends at
different rost-ofIices for the interest they
have manifested 10 the welfare Of the
Virsicator. we appreciate their kind
hess, and shall be pleased at any tine to
retirresate.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-02-27

eGr Snow fell to the depth Of 10 inch
es here on last Monday. There was none
in Richmond.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-02-27

~ A bill has been reported by the
Committee on Banks to repeal the charter
Of the Bank of the Old Dominion. The
vote, 10 committee, stood 6 TO s.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-02-27

Congress is still hammeriag away at the
Nebraska bill: The discussion on the SUBJ
ject, we think, will erdanger its passage
a. it will give its enemies time to organize
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GREAT BARGAINS!
$4,000 WORTH OF
WATCHES, JEW ELRY,
AND
E4VCf ARTICLES.
AT AUCTION AND PRIVATE SALE.
AT Old Post Office,
StaunlOn.

A LARGE and splendid assortment oil Gold
a aud Silver Watches, Of the latest styles,
made by the most celebrated manufacturers, and
WARRANTED TIME KEEPERS. Also,
A Large and Handsome Lot Of Jewelry,
Consisting in part Of Breast Pins, new and
beautiful styles, Ear Rings, Finger Rings, Lock-
cts, Pencils, Gold aud Silver 'rhimbles, Guard,
Fob and Vest Chains, Chalelains, Gold Seals
and Keys Diamond Pins and Rings, and in fact
every article usually found in the jewelly line.
Among the
FANCY GOODS
will be found large and varied assortment oil
Port Nlonnaies, Wallets, Purses, Sewing Birds,
Pocket Knives, Combs, Brushes, fancy Boxes,
Buttons Razor Straps, Soaps, Perfumeries, Hair
Dye, Oils, &C., together with an endless variety
OF other articles in this line, which may lie seen
BY calling al the old Post. Office.
Auction every evening a. 7 O'Clock
Goods warranted us represented OF the money
refunded
n. R.-on to-day, (Nlonday.) We will con-
:itne the anc,ion Oh goods, commencing at
10 o'clock in the morning and continuing until
nghi, with intermission Tor dinner and supper.
Feb. 81, 1854.
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W. PETERS, J. II. MARTIN, VS..
Nelson, Lynchburs, Mellon.
PETERS, MARTIN, g. CO.,
Commission & Forwarding Merchants,
Richmond, Va.
r1>ENDER their services TO their friends, ac-
l. qnain'ances, and the Planters. Farmers,
aud Merchants OF Virginia and North Carolina.
Tor the sale of Tobacco, Wheat, Flour, Corr,
&c.: and tor the purchase Of Goods, Groceries,
Guano, Plaster, SC.
Particular attention Will be paid 10 The For
warding Of Goods. Groceries, Produce, &c.
From their long experience in Business,
their united Efforts and uniiring exerions, they
trust and believe they will be able 10 give salts
faction to lhose who may coh6de their business
10 their management.
u Office on 18Th Street, opposite Shockos
Warehouse.
e. Slolage House on the Basin.
REFERENCE.
Jud. Lucas r. Thompson, Messis Imboden
& MeCue and N. II. Masse. Augusta.
Hon. WIN G. Rives, Albema,ie.
Gen. Alex Brown, F. NJ. Gsbell, Esq, Mel.
son.
Hugh Barclay, Lexington.
Vim + Martin, JAS r MuTlre, Chester
field.
VIM A Miller, Echols . Pryor, Mcdaniel
Hurt s. Preston. McCorke, 4 Pryor, McCorkle
g. Jones, Acree j. MeClanahan, John H. Wilson.
Tinsley, Tayo& Co., A B Rucker, Lee &
Johnston, Saunders + lrby, 4 Nj Ilolins,
Lynchburg.
Hichmord Jan. I6, 1854 I'm.
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PURIFY THE BLOOD.

NARTER'S Spanish Mixture, highly recon :
amended as remedy Tor ScroIulo, cutaneou.
erupiions, diseases arising fom an injudicous
nsc Of Mercury, imp,udencs in lie, or Impuris
ty Of the Blood, constantly on hand md for sale
BY LAIRD s. TRlMBLE.
Staunton, Feb. 81. 1854.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LAND.
FEY virtue Of decree rendered on the 9th
- day Of January, 1854, BY the Circui,
Court of Augusta county, in the case Of Shei.
fey, Trustee, vs.. Peter Sheets aud others, |
shall proceed on Saturday the 4th day IF March,
1854, To sell on the premises, TO the highest bid
der, at public ancion the Tract OF Land known
as the PETER SHEETS FARM, and now
occupied By John Argenbrigh, containing
1877 Acres 80 Poles.
The Land is readily susceptible OF improve.
men,, abou, hall Of il is cleared, and the residue
very we'll timbered. The improvements coll
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 OF 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
menls, and the title i'll 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. l854--t1s.
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o. Mr.. Earl Scott tobacco pedlar. in
Greenbrier county. died last week from
mania potu.
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EXECUTORS SALE of LAMB

EXECUTORS SALE of LAMB
WIPE will offer for sale publicly on the
w premises on Tuesday the 7th Of March;
1854,
A TRACT OF LAND,
lying on The waters of Middle Rivet 10 Augusta
county, about 81 miles Southwest Of Stannon,
adjoining tie land Of James Brown and others,
containing about l43 Acres, Of which about 100
Acres are cleared, and about IL acres Of first
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 balance in three equal annu
al payment thereafter. Possession Will be given
Immediately.
JOHN 1RIMBLE, Baylor, ST, dec.
Feb 20. lS54.-S & Nj. copy ids.
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foreisn News,

The news by the Baltic Il wsr-like.--
The reply ofthe Car to the proposition
for peace, has beenrejected. England and
France are making extensive preparations
Tor war. Count Otlo ifs mission TO Wen
ia, the theatre Of negotiations, had failed,
and there seemed to be q general opinion
THAT great European war was inesitabie'
Its rumcred. however, that the Czat, ifhe
can consistentwith his position, will avoid a
war. Breadstuffs were not AZ lively as
they had been--a decline III Is per Darrell.
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Linens by the Piece or Yard.

IOuSEKEEPERS in want of cheap Linens
IL will find several Brands worthy Of their
attention al GEO. W. SMITHS cheap store,
Main street, one dool below the Union Hall,
S,ana,on, Va.
Feb. 90, 1854.
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Desperate ARRAY with Burglars.


A gentleman, named William Wright,
residing in South Ninth Street, Philadel-
phia, had desperate encounter with burg
lars on Friday night. He was awakened
by the ringing Of a bell at the head Of his
bed, which was so arranged that rear
door Of the house could not be opened
without giving an alarm, and on quietly
proceeding to the lower part Of the house,
he found four burglars engaged in riding
the apartments. Two of the burglars pro-
ceeded to the upper part Of the house, and
Mr.. Wright who was armed with revolt
yer and leaden iavelin, attacked the two
that remained. The alarm recalled the
others, and the whole four were arrsyed
against Mr.. Wright. He fred five shots
from his revolver, and used the other in-
strnmrnt with which he was armed with
effect. The noise Of the firing and the
vr,s Of lad who was in the house, brought
The watch but the whole Of the burglars
succeeded in escaping. The apartment in
which the ARRAY took place. gave evidence
Of it's severity. Portions OF the clothing
Of the burglars, marked with blood, strewd
the door, and the walls and ceiling were
perforated with bullets. Two Of tie burg
lars are believed TO have been seriously in
iJred.-Bah. Amer.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-02-27
BROWN & SHOOK.
Forwarding & Commission Merchants,
nd Dealers in Manufactured Tobacco


And Dealers in Manufactured Tobacco,
Richmond, Va.
Immediately al the terminus Of the Central
Railroad.
2EyE will give ouI particular attention 10 the
w sales OF Flour, Giain, Butter, &C; and
in all cases promise punc,ual returns; and when
desired, we will purchase goods Tor. customers.
Our house is new-spaciOus and commodous.
We would further state, no charge for drayoge
,cill be made On consiEnments sent 10 us for
sale, by uay of Central Railroad.
SAM. B. BROWN, Of Augusta,
JNO. Fl. SHOOK, Of Richmond.
References.
Jas. Walker, Augusta; Hon. A. II. H. Stu
art, Augusta; Jacob Baylor, Esq, Augusta ;
Thomas Walker, Augusta; B. Davis, Augusta
Ro. Guy, Augusta; Peter Hanger, Augusla. :
Jas. Caskie, Esq, Richmond; Lewis Webb &
Son, Richmond; Shields 4 Somervile, Rich
mond Jacob Shook, Esq, Richmond; Ed
,nond, Davenpor, Co., Rici,monl; Caiker
Reeve & CO., Richmond Kent. Paine 4 Kent:
Richmond; R. B. Haxall, Richmond G. War.
wick, Richmond.
Richmond, Nov. %, 1853. GIN.
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CARPETS. CARpETs!.

HOUSEKEEPERSi in wan, of Cheap Carpets
IA would do well TO call as we are selling
off our Carpet very cheap at GEO. w. SMITH S
cheap variety store, Main street, one dool tel Nv
the Union Hall. Staun,on, Va.
Feb. 20, 1854.
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DIED.


At his fathers residence, fe. miles from
Haarsonburg. on Tuesday the l4th inst, after
prolIacted illness, SYLvANus A. BYRD. ESQ.,,
son Of Maj. Abraham Byrd, Of Rockingham
county, in the 32d year Of his age.
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=295=ACreS,

The farm is in remarkably good neishbor
hood, Within three miles 0t F,ncastle, OH the
road leading thence 10 Amsterdam, and eev-
EN- miles tiom the Virginia and Tennessee Rail
road.
About one-lhrd Of the land is in wood-,he
cleared land is in good condition. The build
in2s are a comfortable Dwelling With six rooms
a Kitchen and Servants, house, good Stable.
Barn, &c.
Possession will be given on the LIST Of
April.
The terms of paymen, will be made known
on the day oil sale.
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
niiure.
GEORGE T. WILMER.
Feb. 3. 1854-4t.