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Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-03-13


Ma EplToR-An article in the editorial col
n,nus Of the last Spectator, under The caption Of
"Upsei," requires some no.ice, because il mis-
represents facts In the 6si place, it states that
the coaches are uncumo labl'. The COACHES
now in use from Stanton 10 the terminus OF Tho
Railroad, are all first class coaches and have not
been in use more than rs mouths. Any Que who
has travelled IN these coaches. and is disposed
10 do Justice, viii testify to their adaptation 10
the comfort Of passengers, SO far as is possible in
such conveyaners. All who are acquainted with
the present condition Of the road from Stanton
10 Waynesbsro, will admi,lo be in wreched OF.
der-,his accounts Tor the slow travelling, and
the accideu, tina. happened The night MIR Upset
came up. Secondly, II states, and that upon
hearsay, that the stage company refuse to carry
passengers a, a less rate ron Wa, nesboro 10 the
Railroad Depot, than The price they now receive
from Slaunon 20 The Depol. No proposition has
been made by the Railroad company 10 The Stage
company TO carry passengers across The noun
tain. II such All one had been made, We doubt
not that the Stage company would have gladly
acceded TO it. II is 10 be presumed that the wri-
ter is no, informed oil the PRESENT. hang of,hings
in this county, and his mistakes are 10 be attn
buted 10 that cause We trust, however, ia flu
ture, that he will better inform himself as ic
facts not write SO much al random, when the
interests OF Others are nvolved. JUSTICE.
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SALE OF VALUABLE, REAL AND
PERSONAL PROPERTY.

r WILL offer for sale TO the highest bidder on
u Wednesday, April 9th, 1854, at the resi-
dence of Mark Taylor, deceased, the tract Of
land on which he resided-lying on South Rv-
er, one mile below Waynesboro', adjoining
The lands Of Brown and Peller, jacob Koner and
others-and containing two hundred and fifteen
acres, one hundred Of which is cleared, and the
balance well timbeied. This land is IN high
state of cultivation, and produces well all the
crops grown in this secten Of country. 1t
is we'll wa'ered, having on il several excellent
springs-is bounded on one side by South river,
and has fine stream Ut water running through
its entire length.
The Improvements consist of an excellent
brick dwelllr e-house, with all necessary out
houses, barn, stables and good dslllery.
To persons Wishing 10 make an investment in
real estate this presents fine opportunity, as
tie land is al once valuable and productive :
situated in desirable neighborhood both for
health and society, and within one mile of the
Va Central Railroad
TERMS.-One fourth in hand, payable on
day OF sale, aud the balance in three equal an.
nual insialments. Purchaser giving bond with
approved security, aud the title retained until
all the purchase money is paid. Possession CIV
en- Immediately after sale.
C. ALEXANDER,
Executor of MARX TAYLOR, decd.
March g, lS54.-tds.
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PUBLIC SALE.
OF vALUBLE PERSONALS PROPERTY
ANEs NEGIgOES.

T WILL sell al public auc ton to the hiahes
- bidder, on Wednesday the 9Th day OF Apr
next, at the late residence Of James Miller
deed, near Forrer's Iron Works, on Messy
Greek, IN Augusta county. all the PERSONAL
ESIAlE of said decd, consisting in part o
the following articles VIZ.
Feather Beds, Beds'eads and Bedding;
Switchboard, 2 Bureaus, Tables, Chairs &c, a
variety OF other Articles OF Household and
Kitchen Furniture. Also head ~
Of work HORSES, Colt, Mule EasysFssN
10 head Of Cattle, 40 head OF 1Ia(A
Hogs, 400 bushels If Corn, about N0
500 lbs. Of Bacon aud 500 los PolK. 3 wa
gous, l Cart, House gears; Plouells, Harrows.
Farming Implements oi every description ton
tedious to Iuentlon.
will also sell al the same time and place. a II
the SLAVES OF said decd. 81 in number. con.
sis'ing Of men, women aud children, aud seve.
raj likely boys and girls between The ages of 10
and 18 years.
TERMS OF SALE.--A credit of six months
VIII be gwen on all sums over five dolIats, the
purchaser giving bond with approved security,
aud tor the purchase Of Negroes the bonds TO
bear interest IIom the date; tor ali sums OF five
dollars aud under The cash will be required
]. OWENS FULTON, Adm'or
OF James Miller, deceased.
N. B.-Persons having claims against the es.
tale will please present them duly authenticated
tor settlement, and those indebted will make
pay ment without delay.
March -, 1854 tbs.
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PAINTING! PAlNTINGil

'T'HE partnership heretofore existing between
n myself and George A. Armentrout, having
by mutual consent been dissolved, will still
continue the Painting business in all its branch
es. therefore most respectfully state that
am prepared to do all kinds of painiing-house,
sigu and ornamental at The shortest notice, upon
the most approved style, and al the most lea
sonable prices. Block letters of al! kinds, SORTS
and sizes, made and finished in the very finest
and most approved style.
Signs Of all kind-eilher upon WOOL or
upon Russian sheet iron, of the best quality,
will be- painted in the finest manner and upon
The shortest notice.
will still have he services of Mr. Armen-
trout, who is known as one Of the best pair
lers in the Valley Of Virginia, especially upon
sign and ornamental work.
Thankful for past patronage, would nost
respectively solicit a continuance Of the same
promising that whatever depends upon me shall
be faithfully executed
All orders from the country promptly attended
to.
WILLIAM L. BALTHIS.
March 49, 1S54-tf
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SALE or VALUABLE

- WILL sell on the Gath day of March, the
houae in which Enow reside. In the town Of
Middlebrook. The house is large aud COM
modious frame dwelling, il good repair, and
situated on the Main street Of the town.
There is OH the premises a first rate cooper
shop, about "a f.et square; also, good stable,
grainery, corn crib, smoke house, anil well oi
first rate water OH the lot. The lol contains
about oue.foulth Of All acre. This property
would be very desirable for mechanic who
would wish to locale in one OF the most thriving
villages in the State
| will also sell at The same time and place,
the right of possession 10 four lots situated in
The same town, and on the back Street, there
of The lots each containing about one foulth Of
an acre.
At the same time and place, should sell the
real property, will also sell all my Household
and Kitchen Furniture, cousisthg::of every thing
usually found i'll well furnished house,
rerms made known on tn. day of sale
JOHN ARGENBRIGHT.
March 6, 1854
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DIE d,

AT the residence Of Mr.. James C. Riley, on
Saturday last, Mr.. JACOB BEAR, aged go
years.
AT the residence Of her Father near Salem
Church, Augusta county, on the 10Th Of Feb
ruary, Ann ELIZA HIsEn, aged II years 8 month
and % days. She was dutiuI child aud
bore her afllicion with much patience.
Departed this life on Tuesday night, the
2Slh of FEBRUARY, Mr.. JAMES A. r. BLAIR
aged 35 years and months. The disease of
which Mr. Blair died, was Typhoid Fever,
from which he suffered several weeks prior to
his diss,O inn
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A TEMPERANCE
CA DIDATE OUT.
Friends and Fcllow Citizens

| do most respectively announce myself a
candidate TO serve you in The capacity Of a
House and Ornamental Painter, PAPER Hanger,
Glazer, &c. | feel thankful for past fayors,
aud still solicit continuance Of the SAM. am
glad 10 inform you that am prepared TO do and
can do as good work in the above mentioned
line as any one in our town. have in my EN-
ploy some Ut the best workmen that this part
OF The country can produce; and feel satisfied
that all work entrusted with me will be done TO
the satisfaction of all concerned, for never fail
TO give satisfaction TO each and every one.
will do painting. glazing &c, as cheap and on
as long credit as any of the same craft. My
shop is now between the store of White j. 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, puncu-
ally attended 10, with dispatch. Country pro
duce taken in exchange for work All who
have anything in my line are requested to give
me call. r, B. THOMAS
March ID, 1854
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TO the Voter. Of the LIST District,
The Markets,


SrAuSroN Mach l3.-Flour 100. Corn
SIS cents. Corn Meal 60 CTS. per hushe Ba.
con--llog Round Sets. Butter l6cts. Eggs
70 l2. Apples 5ocis per bushel.
Reported for The Vindicator, by I'm. Fl Bfoun
Com Merchant.
Richmond, March 9--Flour supr to shippers
81; extra, 8 to sa-family, Ssal o9 Demand
Tor Ian'ily very limited. Wheat prime red and
white, ST 60 and 1.65. No change 10 Tote in
other articles.
BALTIMORE, March 8 Flour-Sales Of $500
bols al 1887 $50. Wheat-sells at g. 02 e
204 for white ""i / 96a2 90 for red Corn
White s.a..v yeGo@ 80 cents per bushel.-
Oat- l5a49c. Rye-104al11.
ALEXANDRIA Marcn 8.--FIooi, &. 00as So
Wheat 0o,2 % Per bushel. Corn 7sas2 GENTS.
Butter, 1920.
WINCHESTER March S.-Flour, 7 s7aS00.--
Wheat Sl.70. Oats 81. Corn SO.
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A DESIRABLE FAl,
EAR STA INTO.
ANEs OTHER PROPERTY
FOR &.4LE.

WITH view to chan. Of residence, we
w will sell at public auction, on the l5h
day Of March INST, (f moi previously sold a,
private sale,) the farm on hich we reside, lying
about "a miles Southwest OF the town OF
Staunion, and equ. distant from the roads lead
ing from S,aunton 10 Greenvi!le and 10 Middle-
oCk.
The Farm contains 101 ACRES, oil
which about ~ acres are heavily timbered.-
Fhe soil is we'll adapted 10 grain and corn--26
Acres is sown with Poland Rye and Wheat
he purchaser of the land can have the Rye
and Wheat on the ground at valuation, il he
desires it, otherwise ii will be sold by the Ac
and the right reserved 10 the purchaser -
enter upon The land TO harvest and remove It.
Fhe Improvements consist oil FRAME
DWELLING HOUSE with FIVE rooms,
good Kitchen, Smoke house, Barn ard Stable
and other out-houses. A never-lailing Spiing
OF excellent water, within ten steps Of tho
house. A stream of water fom the Spring
passes through the Barn-yard TO the Meadow,
which is about acres. There 10 good Ok
CBARD on the Farm-Appes, Cherries, Peach
es. in a worl, almost ait kinds Of fruit ,ha,
grows in the ounty.
At the same lime he s. III cell Horses. and
the Gears FOR Horses, good substantial Road
Wagon, Cows, young Cattle, about 10 head
Of Hogs, Farming Utensils in complete ortier.
ilouscHoIu anu MITCHELL EufuHIte, q hooth oio
Gear, all in good order.
The purchaser Of the land can have posses
sion tn, reof on the day OF sale, but The right'of
occupying the house is reserved by US until
Est April next.
TERMS OF SALE.-For the Land, twelve
hundred dollars in cash on the day Of sale, and
HE residue in three equal payments Of six,
twelve and eighteen months, the last payment
10 bear interest from the day Of sale. Il al the
time deed of conveyance is desired, lien
will be retained on the Land until all the pur-
chase money Is paid.
For the personal property, including the Rye
and Wheat on all Sums over len dollars cree
dit Of sx months will be given, the purchaser
giving bund and approved security.
GEORGE G. MITCHELL.
MARY MITCHELL.
We the undersigned, Trustees for the above
named George G. and Mary Mitchell, agree TO
tile above proposed sale, they retaining lusl
control Of the proceeds Of the sale.
TilOS. J. NICHE.
ELIJAH DUNDORE.
March e. f25i-ot
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The Vote On the Nebraska Bill.

The Ne braska dill passed the Senate BY
vote of 81 yeas to IA nays. We give be-
low an analysis Of the vote. Il will be
interesting to the curious: There will be
desperate effort to defeat it 10 the House,
but it is thought it will pass. There were
only two Southern Senators who voted a.
gainst it-Mr. Bell of Tennessee, and Mr..
Houston of Texas--ohc wing and one
Democrat.
FOR THE BILL.
Northern Democrais.-Messrs. Broahead
Pa; Cass, Mich; Dodge, Iowa: Douglas
H.; Gwin California; Jones, Iowa; Norris,
N. H., Petit, Indiana; Shields, ILL.,; Stuart,
Michigan; Thompson, N. j.; Toncey,
Coma; Weller, California; Williams, N.
U.-14.
Southern Democrats A dams,
Miss; Atchison, Mo-; Bryard, Del; Brown,
Miss; Butler, S. G.. Fitzpatrick, Ala;
Hunter, Va: Johnson, Ark; Mason, Va;
Rusk, Texas; Sebastian, Ark; SlidelI, La.
IA.
Southern Wigs --Messrs. Benjamin.
La; Badger, N. c.: Dawson; Geo; Dixon,
KY, Geyer, Mo-; Jones, Tenn: Morton,
Fla, Pratt Nd; Thompson, Ky.-9 To-
ta) for the bill 81.
AGAINST The niLL.
Northern Democrats. -Messrs. Dodge, oil
Wisconsin; Hamlin, Of Maine, James, oil
II. Island; Walker, of Wisconsin,.
Northern Whigs.-Messrs. Fessenden,
of Maine; Fish Of New York; Foot, of VT;
Seward, Of New York, (abolition;) Smith.
Of Connecticut; Wade Of Ohio, {abolition)
&C.
Independent Free Soilcrs.-Messrs. Chase,
Of Ohio, aud Sumner of Massachusetts--2
Southern Whig.-Mr. Bell. Of Tonnes
see-1.
Southern Dcmocrat-Mr. Houston, Of
Texas-1.
Total against the bill ID.
ABsHNTEEs. Total.
Northern Democrats ALLEN, of r. L.;
Bright, of Indiana; and Wright, of New
jersey. 3
Southern Democrats. OF Flori-
da. l
Northern Whigs.-Clayton, Of Del;
Cooper, OF Penn; Everett, Of Mass; and
Phelps of Vt.
Southern Hhigs.-,Pearce, CT Md. Tombs
ofGeo.
Total absentces, 81 Statcs--62 Senators
II vacancy from North Carolina. 10
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MAR r TED.


On the 18Th ult., at Fort Shelter, Lamar Coun-
~, Texas, by the Rev E Lynch, CHARLES w
McGlasson, formerly of Amelia County Va
On the S6'h of Januury, by Jacob C. Splitter,
Mr. ALEXANDER X. CUaRY 10 Miss FELisks
H. SHEETS, both OF this county.
On the 18th of February, 10y the same, Mr.
JAMES A. BRYAN 10 Miss MATILDA J. RAMsy,
both OF This county.
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PUBLIC SHE.

aNE ILL be sold on the 5lh day of April
w next, in The town of Siaun,on, SIX
number one building LOTS, adjoining HE prop
erly ON which G u. Cochran, Esq /, resides A
plot Of the said lots may, be seen a, the office
Of the undersigned. 1'eIms-One fourth in
hand and The balance in five equal annual install
men,s, with interest from the date, and The ven
doris lcin retained uu,i the VIII ole Of the pur.
chase money IS paid.
lMBoDEN & MocUE, Agents.
March IS, lS54-tds
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GI We are authoriz Il TO announce Mr.. J..
d. QUiDOR as candidate for Commission Of
The Revenue, for the secoud or lower District
OF Augusta county.
TO the Voters Of the LIST District.
Having beer urgeully and frequently soci
tie by Numerous friends, 10 permit myself to be
vo'el for at the next election, as candidate for
tie Office of Commissioner of the Revenue, Tor
The is, or upper District, hereby in compile
acce with their wishes, announce myself an
applicant for that office. II elected. vii use
my utmost endeavors to discharge faithfully the
duties OF the office. WIN. X. PIPER
Feb g. 1851
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Farm fO9. Sale,

TIVE Subscriber will offer a, public anciion,
L on Friday the 18th OF April, (if not sold pri.
vatciy before lha, day. the farm upon which
he resides, II is situated ON Middle River, six
miles Northwest Of Stanton, and contains $50
acres. The land is Of good quality, and the i'm.
provements consist of Buick HOUSE, large
Barn, &c, There is also an excellent site for a
Saw Mill on the premises. The terms will be
made known on the day OF sale. or on applica-
ton 10 the subscriber. J. B GLOSBRENNER
March ID, 1S54-tds
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AGARD,

"A NJ SIMPSON informs his customers
6ZAu that their accounts TO January Isl are
ready. He is now in great want OF funds and
will be obliged TO them Tor prompt payment
A change in his busn IS requires hi books 10
be settled MP to the close of 1858 H., returns
his thanks for The liberal support. and assures
them his increased facilities will enable him 10
offer great Inducements 10 runcual six months
purchasers.
Feb. 81, 1854.
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Popular Patent Medicines, &C.

a n as G Jsyns d hs's ss s1 con t sr
McMunn's Elixir Opium, Hollands German
Bitter, Railways Ready Relief, Sellers Verai-
fuge, MicLane's do, james do, nobensack IS
Worm Syrup, Glove Anodyre Toothache Drops,
Judkin's Ointment. Hays Linimeni flor Piles. J
McAlis,er's All healing Ointment, Daley S
Magical Pain Extractor, Thompsou's Eye Wa.
Ter, Milchell's Eye salve, Bra-dreih's Pills,
Sellers Liver do, DR.. Cor dons do, Peters
Vegetable do, Hastings Compound Syrup
Napiha, Fluid Ex'rae, Paraeira Blava, Fluid
Extract Buchu, &c, constantly for sale at the
Dug Store. LAIRD y TRIMBLE,
Feb 81. 1854.
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TO MILLERS.
READY MADE CLOTHING AT COST.

VxTIStIING 70 close our Ready Made Stock
w Of Over Coats Drab Goats, Vests, Pants.
&c, we will sell Out the remain der al cost far
Cash. WHITE PATTON 4 Cp
Feb. 6, 1854.
LARGE LOT of Barrel Churns, for sale by
r. ] b. BRECKENRIDGE g. SON.
Feb. ID, 1854.
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o. When Mrs. Partington read in the
newspapers that Jenny Lane. had a fellow
feeling in her bosom, she exclaimed =
'Lor me that's just what the young men
used to do when was gal! 49,
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Dissolution Of Partnership.

'EHHE partnership heretofore existing between
4 the Undersigned, has been dissolved by
mutual consent. s.s@
The unsettled business of the Firm will be
attendt d TO by W. l.. BaIthis, who will still con-
tinue the business in his own name.
GEO. A. ARMENTROUT.
WILLIAM L. sBALTHIS.
March 10, 1854. Il.
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Now is the time for Bargain!

Now Is the time Tor bargain!
rTHE subscriber offers for sale privately, his
property near Waynesborough, consisting
Of large and commodious DWELLING
HOUSE AND TANNERY, with about twelve
Acres of cleared land attached. This property
is directly on the Inc Of Tho Central Railroad,
which is nearly completed, and is wei! adapted
for public house. The Tannery will be sold
separately il desired. For further particulars
apply to the subscriber. w. II. PARRY.
Waynesbotoogh, March 10, lS54.-6l,
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PERSONAL PROPERTY.

Atihe same time and place | will offer for
sale all the personal property belonging 20 the
estate-cousistins oil Horses, Cattle and Hogs
a quantity of Corn, Rye, Oats and Bacon, all
the Household and Kitchen Furniture, and farm.
Ing utensils Of every description.
TERMS OF SALE.--For all sums of five
dollars and under the cash will be required on
day OF sale. and ioI all sums above that amount
credit of twelve months will be given-pur.
chaser giving bond without approved security.
c. ALEXANDER,
Executor Of MARX TAYLOR, decd.
March e. 1854 ids
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More New Goods /

TUST received al the Cheap Store OF WHITE,
PATTON & CO., and for sale low. Among
which will be found The following scarce Goods !:
Black Italian Silks, Fancy Under Sleeves Fan
cy Pointed aud other Style Of Collars, Plat anu
Printed Oil Caicoes, Laces and Eigugs, In.
settings, Georgia Nankns, Duffell and Point
Blankets, Negro Blankets, Brown and Black
Sheelines, Black AID Mixed Saitnets, Union
Cassimers. Mems sup. Black Horse Skin Gloves,
20 pieces New Prints, pieces Canton Tlau-
nels, &C., &c.
February 6, 1854.
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PURIFY THE BLOOD.

ReARTERis Spanish Mixture, highly recon
S~mended asa remedy for ScIofulo, cnianee .
erup,ions, diseases arsln1 from an injuliciou
use OF Mercury, imptudtnce in lite. or Impafis
ty Of The Blood, constantly on hand rnd fer sale
by LAIRD s. TRlMBLE.
Staunion, Feb. 81. 1861
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Important Notice.
.fzng.cA 18Th, 1854.

'1NHE undersigned having disposed of part Of
his Dry Goods at auction, advertised to be
sold some lime last month, now offers he remain
ing select goods 10 any responsible peroon at
moderate rates on a credit and will rent the
purchaser the two rooms and cellar. on New
Street, adjoining J. c. Kyle 4 Brothers. new
Faucy Dry Goods Store, and nearl, opposite the
Va, Hotel, for one, Two or three years, at mod.
elate rales. Desiring to close out my Dry
Gods, ask ca from any one wishing 10
purchase. My object is TO open Grocery and
Confectionery. such as have KEEP, for years, at
my present. stauI, VIII, re will endeavor To give
satisfaction when called on, 10 my old customers
aud new ones D. A. PITMAN.
March Is. 1851.
~ B.-if do nei sell before March Conr t,
viii then close out my stock of Dry Goods at
public auction D. p
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Do. Post Office has been established
at Greenwood Depot, on the line OF the
Central Railroad, in Albemaile. and Jas.
Bruce appointed Postmaster.
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NOTICE.

n IL persons who have subscribed, and not
IN YET paid, for The erection OF the Evanaeli.
cal Lutheran Church, at Slaunton. are respect
fully requested 10 make paymen, either 10 my.
seli or to George Baylor, at the earliest conven-
lent season.
JOHN BRANDEBURG, Treasurer
March Is, le54.-li.
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~ A bill has passed both branches Of
the Legislature, changing the time Of hold
ing the Cour, of appeals at I.ewisburg. ;.
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90. We are indebted to DIR. G. r. Har-
ris, Of the Senate, and Jas. II. Skinner,
Esq, Of the House of Delegates for various
iavors. faat
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NOTICE.

HAVING beeu duly appointed adninl.,ra.
II tor Of the estate Of the late John 5. McIn-
tosh hereby notify all persons who are
Indebted TO the said estate 10 come forward
claims against the said estate TO present them
properly authenticated; .or payment at my store
in the town of S,anHton.
ANDREW J. DEAKiNS.
March 6. 1854.
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Office Virginia Central Railroad Co,

Office Virginia Central Railroad Co,
RICHMOND, March A, 1854
n I meeting OF the Board of Director, Of
- The Virginia Genital Railroad Comnany,
on the 4,h Of March, 1854, The following reso-
uton was adopted VIZ:
Resolved, That meeting OF the S,ockhold-
els be- convened TO meet it, he city of Richmond,
on Thursday the 9Th April next, at 10 o'clock
A. M, al Metropolitan Hail.
copy flom The minutes.
March 10, 1854. J. GARRETT, Sec'y.
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WILLIAM CHAPMAN.

WILL A nj CI1 Az M A ".
~ RADUATE Of the Baltimore College OF
II Dental Surgery, having returned to Angus
Ia, resumes his profession. Any person wish.
ing information as 10 his qualifications, are
respectfully referred to The faculty, VIZ:
chaplin A. Harris, NJ d. d. d. S., Profess.
scr Of Principles and Practice OF Dental Sur
gerry.
Alfred A. BIandy, M. D. D. D. s., Professor
OF Operative Dentistry
VIM. X. Right. N. D., Professor of Chem.
istry.
Washington R. Handy. NJ. D., Professor
Of Anatomy and Physiology.
Thomas L. Bond, NJ. D., Professo. of Path
oloey and Therapeutics.
Philip II. Austin, A. Nj. NJ. D. D. D. s.,
Professor OF Mechanical Dentistry.
Post Office address, Cline's Mill, or Mt
Sidney.
March 10. 1s54--ly.