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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-08-10

YANKEE ENrERPRIss,-An agent from
an American company has lately been in
Copenhagen, to request permission of the
Danish government to lay down wires o.
yer Iceland to Denmark, as part Of the
line from America TO Europe.
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STACEY HOUSE,
Opposite the Court House ana lFounfains
ZANISVIIIE. OHIO. X ,ygs

NTEw ADDITIONS are now being MAIDS 70 The fnr3
IN niture and convenience OF this already First Class
most comfortable place in GAINESVILLE, and the proprie2
TOR spares no pains to make his guests comfortAbigsS.
There are attached TO tho above house, elegaht9RICKl
Q STABLES, which arc very capaciouss
Marche, e5f@f3m WIN. A .SuNFR Pynprtetor.
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DENTISTRY.
nr. William H. Hing.

TNoRMERLY Demonslrator Of Mechanical Dentistry,
In the Ohio College, OF Dental Surgery at C incinna-
Il, respectfully Informs the citizens Of Lancaster and vi
cinity, that he still continues the practice ofhis profess
sion, at his old stand, and Is prepared to eperform all
operations pertaining TO his profession.
All operations warrantedeamfortable, and 10 render
good service. Full set Of Teeth inserted on the princis
pie .of atmospheric pressure. All other operations
skilfully performed.
TFohice, Main Street, one door East Of the Eagle
Printing onhce. May o, ls54-3m
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THE GREAT HAT AND CAP STORE.
BOTH WHOLESALE W RETAIL.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

subscriber having purchased the establishment
u orr. b. McBRIDE, viii be pleased to accommodate
all who may require his services In the above line. He
isproyided with the best modern i~nstruments, and Il
proved style. Hours from Q O'Clock until 4,
lancaster, December 2, 1859. .V, NJ. GRISWOLDs
Nh. Instructions given In me art and apparatus
furnished II desired. ~
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FRESH ARRIVAL OF GROCERIES
AT THE
CITY STOREI
nENnW nnmnHEnr
A.

One Door East Of the Hooking Valley Bank, South Sils
Main Street, Lancaster, ohio.
D RESPECTFULLY solicits the attention ofhis friends
\ and customers, and all that may want Groceries,
and who will be so kind ms to give him aeall, both from
the city and country, to my superior and complete stock
Of Groceries, just received, embracing in part the fol-
lowing articles:
JAVA and Rio COFFEE; Young, Hyson,
EszS5sA Black and Imperial TEAS; New Orleans Sugar,
N&AM Loaf, Crushed and Pulyerized; Rice, Golden
EpNf2 Syrup, s. II. Syrup, S. II. Molasses, N. Orleans
do, Oranges, Lemons, Raisians,, Figs, Pruin, Almonds,
Pecons, Filborts, Coco Nuts and Brazil Nuts, Dried Beef,
Dried Tongues and Cincinnati Cured Hams, English
Dairy Cheese and W.. r. Cream do; Spice, Cinnamon,
Gloves, Nutmegs, Mace, Alspice, Pepper and Ginger,
Sal Soda, Or. Tartar, Saleratss, Starch, ~Saltpeter, Ext.
Logwood, Indigo, Madden, Alum, ETC., etc.
Soap, Candles, Tubs, Buckets, Brooms, Wash Bords,
Baskets, etc., etc.
A fine lot of Chewing Tobacco, also Smoking do. and
Cigars; Wines and Walkers Burton Pale Ale, a gencr-
al stock ofNotions, Toys, and great many other articles.
May l, 1854. II. A.
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BOSTONBOOK STORE,
WHITES BLOCK, AZ MAIN STREET,
LANCASTER. OHIO.

WHITES BLOCK al MAIN
LANCASTER, OHIO.
NNIE subscriber having re-atted the Easi ROOM in
nounee to the citizens Of Lancaster and Fairfield COUn-
~, that he will open ON Monday, June 9th, one Of the
largest and best selected stock OF Books, Stationery,
Val Paper aud .Musie, ever offered In this county,
His stock OF School Books will be complete; eompris-
ing as II does, all those in use IL Inc Uaiea SCHOOLS in
this City, and in all others in Fairfield County and vi
Sinity. The AseeiGReoHs works are ofthe latest pub
Arrangements have been made with the Eastern Pub
fishers TO forward all new works as soon asissued.
A complete assortment of Theological and sabbath
School Books of all Determinations will be found here,
and any ordered not on hand, win be procured ct the
good stock ofLaS, SeieattSe and Mechanical works
StGtionsryin this establishment viii be Of the best
quality, being purchased at one OF the best Importing
The stock of wal Paper, Borders and Window
Shades will consist OF all styles and qualitles,-the pa
per ranging from 10 cents to S1,2j per bolt.
French Plate Oil Paintings and Engravings OF all
qualities. r
GILT Picture Frames.
Bibles, Prayer Books, Testamcnts and Hymn Books
otal denomonations, and all quality, may be procured
Legal Cap, Letter and Note Paper ofaIl qualities and
styles.
Mourning Paper, Envelopes, Rewards of Merit, Ad-
dress Cards of all styles, Drawing Books, Paint Boxes,
Steel Pens, Gold Pens OF all styles, superine Sealing
Wax, Waters, Ink Stands, Portfolios, Writing Books,
States, &c. &c.
This Department will open with Too Hundred Pieces
just publishedi In the Eastern Cities, and will be replen-
ished Monthly, and q Circular containing a List Of Mu-
sic will be issued every four weeks and delivered TO our
Musical Friends at their residences.
Our ~assOrtmentisc composed of compositions from the
following Authors, viz: Julien, Gottschalk, Wallace,
Strakosch, and the great Westera Musician, Henry
Kleber. Music Books bound to order.
d. b. having for the past eight years been
connected with a Publishing House in Boston, Massa-
chusetts, h~esitates not in assuring his friends and the
public, that in the selection and purchase Of the above
stock, his facilities are unsurpassed enabling him 10 sell
at Eastern Prices, which he guarantees to do.
Teachers, Country Merchants and others, will find IL
TO their advantage to call and see him, as the low prices
cannot fail to please all.
The following list of Monthly Magazines will be found
uponour counter, and will be furnished by the YEAR
or singly, viz:
Frank Leslie's Ladies Book of Fashions,
illustrated Magazine of Art, 90 Engravings
Godey's Ladys Book, Harper's Monthly Magazine,
Putnam's, Graham's, Peterson's do.
Knickerbocker do.
Also, Gleason's Weekly Pictorial,
Flag of our Union, Yankee Notions, &c.
One of Gilbert's Boston Pianos can be seen at this
Establishment. ID. B. D
Lancaster, June g., 1854.
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STRAY cow

FS1ENS A COW belonging 10 tho subscriber stray.
kSN61s n cd away on ne 3nd ofJuiy INIT. Any In
XXsxh. formation respecting her wiz DO Thankfully
received. Tho Cow - OF 4 MEDIUM are, princIpaIiy
white, with a rcd neck, and had a bell on when aho lem
lancaster July u, 1854. SAMUEL BERRY. I.
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BOOT AND SHOE STORE.

BOOT AND SHOE STORE.
r E E D g. BAUG n M A N
VXToULD take this opportunity to return their thanks
Wv to thcir numerous friends for the very liberal
d. patronage heretofore extended to them, and
assure them that no pains shall DO spared to
sustain the hattering reputation already attain
wed, and In order to meet the greatly increased
demand at thore Establishment for Boots and Shoes,
they have In addition tothelr own manufaeturingju just re-
ceived from the East a very large and fashionable stock,
consisting In part as follows:
Mems Fine Calf, Kip and coarse Boots,
Gents pat. Calf Caters and Ties,
" Buskins and Monroes,
All kinds OF Ladies' and Misses Boots, Shoes, Slippers
and Caters,
Also, an assortment of the best quality Of Children's
fancy and plain Shoes,
In addition to the above we are constantly manufac-
turing largely, for sale and also to order, all kinds of
Boots and Shoes, which 70 have no h~esitancy In saying,
VIII compare In price and quality with any stock In the
Western country. may Id, 1854
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TIN SHOP q FOUNDRY wAnE-Room
E2EsSs1 EssESsNsa Ez5EIHsn
ESES8E
A g. cos EXPRESS.

TUNHE undersigned having been appointed Agents for
Adams & Co. in Lancaster, respectfully offer their
services TO Merchants. Bankers and others seeking n
safe and prompt transit for Merchandise, Money aud
Light Freight ofall kinds, at rates very low for the ma
ture of the services performed.
Messengers In charge Of consignments leave Lancas-
ter daily for the East and West.
TPGoods, Packages, &C., will be delivered imme-
diately on arrival, free Of charge.
Forthe convenience of citizens an Order Book isloft
at the Fancy Shoe Store of G.. D. sHoCKLEY & CO.,
Main Street. Any order left at the Shoe Store for pack
ages to be sent East or West will be called for free Of
charge. JEFFRIEs, PRATT & WOOD, .4gsnts.
Lancaster, June 10, 1854. ~
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mAIL AND TRAVEL FACILITATED
Permnnent ArrnngenlcnI

YUNIIE citizens of the Hooking Valley are respectfully
Athens at noon for Lancaster, Sundays ~excepted) lying
over at Logan TO avoid night travel and arrive in Lam
caster in due time to connect with the Trains on the c,
w. d 2. Rail Road and with the Lines. of Coaches to
Chillicoihe, Zanesvillc, Columbus and Newark.
Returning, will leave Lancaster on the arrival OF ears
and coaches at half past 4 O'Clock, p. NJ, remaining at
day.
NPBy this arrangement passengers and mail matter
will be carried some eight hoursin advance of the form
or modes. NJ. Y. KERIDER& SON, ProprietOrs.
May 12--Sm II. CROSS, General Agent.
NPHocking Sentinel, Athens Messenger and Demo-
crat please copy.
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NToTICE is hereby given, that the Directors have
/ made a call for the payment offs per cent, upon the
stock subscriptions to this company, payable in 30 day
Lancaster, May II, ls54.-IPEag copy weeks.
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We earnestly invite all persona who are suffering. with
any of " the Ills that iiestl Is heir TO- to call on DR.. John
iull's agent, and get u copy Of bulls Family Journal
GRATIS aud for tin sake Of humanity, We hope that II
siugle Individual will not be found unwilling TO give Bulls
Sarsapnriila a TRIAL, after reading, AMI recOllceiing. at the
tho tenth part OF the number OF certificates OF astounding
cures reformed by his SarsapIitlA, Tle amount Of
testimony voluntarily Showered or DR.. Bulls Sarsapaiiila,
from well known and distinguished individuals, both in
public and private lite, has been perfectly overwhelming.
U~DAJollN BULBS Principal Olive, west size fitLl
rrt, Grr' door below Main, l.oulsyntg. Ky
For sale by G.. KAUFMAN & co.
Lancaster, July 90, 1854. E. L. sLoCUM & co,
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SOMETHING
NEW AM VALUABLE.
TnR most powerful King on the face of the globe now
rrigns supreme iu the American %llcpublc. The power
Of the crowned heads OF Europe sink into iusiguileanee
when compared TO that Of our American King.
European Kings employ the power vested IN them to
increase the riches OF the rich and lordly. and to reduce
to greater misery and degradation the poor aud depen-
lieut.. Our American King goes forth with equal willing
ness to the lorlly mansion aud humble cabin, ready alike
to administer relief and to oier health aud happpiurss
70 the loity and lOvly, the rich and the poor.
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= TUnlOfS, JhfOllc SOft ENeN,
%Eingworm or letters, ScRll lead,
Rheumatism. Pains in the Bones or
Joints. Old Sores and Ukers. Swelling Of
the Glands, Syphilis, Dyspepsia. Salt luleum,
Diseases Of tile Kidneys. Dbcasesarising from the
use of Mercury, Loss of appetite, Pain in the Side anil
Shoulders, General Debility, L%umbago, Coughs, Colds,
Drnpsy v, .Ianndife. COST yeners. lironrllitis, Weakness nfths
Chest. Sore Throat, Pulmonary Affections. and all other
Diseases tending to produce Consumption. Liver Coiu-
plants, Female Irresularir les and Complaints Low
Spirits, Sick and Nervous Headache. Might
Sweats. Exposures, or Inprulenca In Life,
chronic Constitutional Diseases. and asa
Spring and Summer Drink, and General
TdIir for HE System. and u gentle
AMI pleasant ptrgttivc, tits
superior to Blue Lick
and t~'ougress Water,
Salts. or Seillii5
pnNvlars . FFrM a a4e""
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-04-03
A T EMpERANCE
CAN bid ATE OUT.
Friends md EpIjo,, fI,;1ars.

] DO most respectively announce myself
candidate to serve .ou in the capacity of
House and Ornamental Painter, PAPER Hanger,
Glazer, &c. | feel thankful fer pas, iaynrs.
aud still solicit contiruauco Of The farne. arr.
glad to inform yeo TIA. | ain prepared to do si.a
can Go as good work III the above mentioned
Hne as any one ia our town. haye in my Ell, .
ploy some of the best workmen that this pat
OF The country eau produce; and feel satisfied
that all work entrusted with me will be done t.
the satisfaction OF all concerned, for never fail
10 give satisfaction 10 each and every one.
will do painting glazing, &c, as cheap and on
as long credit as any of The same craft, My
shapis 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 TO, with Dispatch Country pro.
duce taken in exchange for work. All who
have ANYTHING III my liue are requested 10 give
me call. r. Is. THOMAS
March 10. 1854
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SALE OF VALUABLE, REAL AND
PERSONAL PROPERTY.

rp WILL offer for sale 10 the highest bidder on
FL Wednesday, April 9th, 1854, at the resi-
dence Of Mark Taylor, deceased, the tract of
land on which he residei-lying OH South Riv-
er, one mile below Waynesboro', adjoining
the lands Of Brown and Peter lacoo kolner and
o,hers-aild containing Two bundled and fifteen
acres one hundred of which is clea led aud the
balance well linlbeied This land is IN high
state of cultivation, and produces well all the
crops grown in this seutlen Of country. II
is well waiered, having Oh il several eAeellen,
sprlngs--is bounded Oh one side by South river
and has a fine stream OF water running through
its entire length.
The Improvements consist OF an excelen'
brick dwellIt house. with all necessary out
houses, barn, stables and good dlstllery.
To persons wishing To make an investment in
real estate this presents liue opportunity, as
tie land is a, unce valuable and productive :
situated in a desirable neighborhood both for
health and society, and within one mle Of the
va Central Railroad
TERMS.-One fourth in land, PAYABLE OH
day OF sale, and the balance in three equal an.
nual instruments. Purchaser giving boad Nth
approved security, aud the title retained until
all the purchase money is paid. Possession CIV.
| EN- immediately after rale.
C.. ALEXANDER,
Executor Of MARX TAYLOR, decd
March g, iS54.-tds.
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PUBLIC SALE.
OF VALUBLE PERSONAL PROPERTY
AND NEGROES.

r WILL sell at public auction to the highes
4 bidder, on Wednesday the 18th day Of Apr
next, at the late residence Of James Miller
decd, near Forrer's Iron Works, on Messy
Greek, in Augusta county, all the Personal
ESTATE of said decd, consisting in part OF
he following articles, viz:
Feather Beds, Beds'eads and Bedding; /
Sideboard, 2 Bureaus, Tables, Chairs. &c. a
variety of other Articles OF Household and
Kitchen Furniture. Also head m
of work HORSES, Colt, Mule" E},ssSWN
10 head of Cattle, 40 head Of Y '
Hogs, 400 bushels Of Corn, about SSk-L
500 lbs. Of Bacon and 300 lbs. PolR, 3 Wa
CONS, Cart, Horse gears; Ploughs, Harrows,
Farming Implements Of every description too
tedious TO mention.
will also sell al the same time ard place, all
the SLAVES OF said decd. 2l in nelnber, con-
sisling Of men, women aud children, aud seve-
raj likely boys and girls between the ages Of 10
and 10 years.
TERMS OFSAtE.-A credit of six months
will be given on all sums over i've DOLLARS the
purchaser giving bond With approved security,
aud for the purchase Of Negroes the bonds to
bear inteteel from the date; for all sums Of five
dollars and under ihc cash will he required.
] GIVENS FULTON, Adm'or
OF Jtiues Miller, deceased.
N. B.-pefsons having claims against the es-
.ciA vii please present them duly authenticated
for settlement, and those indebted vii! make
payment without delay.
March 10, 1854 = ids.
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FRESH ARRIVAL.

TUS'r received this day, March 3Olh, Gran
tG ses, Lemons, Figs. Dates, Primes,
Cllron. curtan's. and superior Article Of Jube
Paste, Preserves of various kinds, Calsups and
Pickles OF various kinds, Ale, Cider cheese
and Crackers Candies Coffee, Tea, Sugar
aud Moasses, Spices Of all kinds, Tobacco and
Seaars, at my old stand, corner OF c. II. Alley.
Gail aud examine for yourselves. Thankful
for past encouragement and with delermlna-
ton to please all who may give nae a call, | am
ready TO furnish most kinds Of Goods usually
KEEP, in grocery aud confectionery house at
the lowest prices lney can be sold in this mar
ket d. A. PIrMAN.
April 5, 1854.
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PUBLIC SHE.

Al% ILL be sold on the 18th day Of April
vfW next, in the town of Stanton, SIX
number one building LOTS, adjoining he prop.
erly on which G NJ. Cochran, Esq resides, A
plot Of the said lots may, be seen at the office
Of the undersigned. Teims-One fourth in
hand aud the balance in five eqnal annual install
ments, with interest from the date and the ven
doris lem retained uuti The VIII ole Of the pur-
chase money is paid.
IMBODEN & MoCUE, Asents.
March IS, lS5f.--tds
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THE partnership heretofore existing between
L myself and George A. Armentrqu,, having
~ mutual consent been dissolyed,I will still
continue the Painting business in all lis branch.
es. ! therefore most respectfully state that
am prepared to do all kinds of painlil,a--house
sign ami ornamental at the shortest notice, upon
the most approved style, and at the most lea.
sonable prices. Block letters Of all kinds sorts
and sizes, made and finished in the very fires,
aud most approved style. -.
Signs of all kind-either upon wood, o,
upon Russian sheet iron, of the best quality,
will be painted in the finest manner aud upo,,
the shortest notice.
| will still have the services Of Mr.. Armen
trout, who is known as one Of The best pain
iefs in The Valley OF Virginia, especially upon
sign and ornamental work
Thankful for past patronage, would mos,
respectively solicit continuance of the same
promising that whatever depends upon re sha!l
be faithfully executed.
All ofd' RS from the country promptly attended
10.
WILLIAM L. BALTHIS.
March 10, 1854
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Office Virginia Central Railroad co.,l

"a T meeting OF the Board of Directors of
- the Virginia Central Railroad Company,
on the 4lh Of March, 1854 The following reso-
luton was ad Pied viz:
Resolue5, That meeting of the Slockh hold.
ers be convened to meet in the city of Richmond,
on Thursday the 9Th April next, at 10 O'clock
A. NJ, at Metropolitan Hall.
A copy from the Minutes.
March 10, 1854. T. GARRETT, See'y.
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PERSONAL PROPERTY.

A the same time and place will offer for
sale all the personal property belonging 20 the
estaie-consstng Of Horses Cattle and Hogs
a quantity Of Corn, Rye, Osis and Bacon all
The Household and Kitchen Furniture, and farm.
lae utensils oil every description.
TERMS OF SALE.-For all sums Of five
dollars and ander the cash Will be required on
day Of sale and for all sums above thai amount
a credit Of twelve months y i'll be gven-pur-
chaser giving bond with approved seculity
c. ALEXANDER,
Executor Of MARX TAYLOR, deed
March 6, l854.-lds.
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NEW ESTABLISHMENT.
WIN. MCCALL
HAVING aiken Ihe stand recently oecnr

AVING laken The stand recently occupied
by w. G Sterreli, and purchased stock
new and well assorted Dry Goods, lie efe,s
EN- for sale on as reasonable terms as they
an be had in any establishment in the place.
His a-snl'aent is fashionable aud varied, aud
intending 70 aeyate his entire time and ai.en-
,ion to the mercantile pursuit, he respectfully
sallrils generous share Of public patronage.
He alsp has on hand general assortment Of
HARDWARE, Qaeenswafe, Boots and Shoes, Hats
and Caps, Gtoeeres-such as Sugars, Coffee,
Molassas, Teas, Domes,ics, &C.
Country Produce taken in exchange for gooda
March 6, 1854
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In Council for the Town of staunton.


March 4ih, 1854
On lnotio;i Of Col. Baldwin, the following res
olulion was adopted.
Resolved, That the Street Commissioners be
instructed TO advertise in the papers Of the town
for one month, time and place for receiving
writ,ea proposals to improve the streets and side
walks OF the town, or any portion of them The
proposals 10 specify the exen, aud character Of
the improvement in each case, and the price at
which the work will be completed. Such propo-
sails, when received, to be reported to the cont
Gil. A COPY Teste.
JAM 81 r. PATTERSON, CLERK.
Under the foregoing resolution of the Council
the undersigned Street Commissioners will re-
ceive proposals for the objects therein specified,
until the 18th day OF April next The Council
reserve the privilege OF accepting or rejecting
any proposal that may be made.
A J CARRIER, Stree,
M COCHRAN, Commiss-
Fl M BELL, toner's.
March 20, i854-1m-Spec copy,
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VALUABLE MILL PROPERTY
Hfepkg SAe.Et.

sr-eIlE undersigned. desirous Of moving to
q. the West, Offers for sale privately, his
valuable merchah, mill property, situated one
and hall miles from New Hope, and l2
miles cas-, oil Siaunt n, Augusta Co. on the Long
Meadow Run. There is dwelling house, at.
,ached tor the Miller. ON the premises. The
mil runs me pair of aurrs, and o6e pair of
choppers. There is a saw mill connected with
the merchant mill. There is also attached to
this property, Fifty acres of land, on which is
situated good two story dwelling house. a Lew
bara, and o;her out buildings; and we'll Of
water in tie yard. The land adjoins the farms
Of Abraham CARRIER, David Kerr, and others
Further description is unnecessary, as any one
wishing 10 purchase, will call ard see for him
self CHRISTIAN MYERS
March 90, le54.-3,*
Rock. Register copy and charge this office.
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Now is the time for a Bargaini

Now Is the time Tor DarEain
'ENfiE subscriber offers ol sale privately, his
d property near Wasnesboroueh, consisting
Of large and comneaioas DWELLING
HOUSE AND TANNEhY, With ahaut twelve
Acres of cleared land ATTACHED. This property
is directly on the re Of the Central Railroad
which is nearly completed, aud is vel adapted
for a public house, The Tannery will be- sold
separately if desired. For ui,her particulars
apply to the subscriber w. H. PARRY
Waynesboronsh, March la, ls54.-6l.
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NOTICE.

HAVING beeu duly appointed adninislra-
IL tor of the estate Of the ale john ), Mcln-
tosh hereby notify all persons who ara
Indebted to the said eslale to come forward
and make payment, and all persons having
claims against the said estate 10 present them
properly authenticated for payment al my store
in the Town Of Staunton.
ANDREW J. DEAKINS..
March 6 1854
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y1RC1NIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.

AN aud after the lsi of April. the Passenger
~ train will leave Stanton al a before A
NJ. aud arrive al Richmond al past 3 p. NJ
Returning, will leave Richmond at 5iminule'
before a. NJ, AMI arrive at Stanton at 90
minutes past ?. Nj.
Anfjl 3. 1851. i. II GILL.