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Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-04-21
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This work is intended to. supply the young men of
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In reference to this object the writer traces the his
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AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSE
.1se,E<s1stlriU Teil.giulN.

NIE are now receiving large assortment of Az
W rtcatturot Implements, Seeds, aud Mannre',
and will cndesvoi to supply the wants Of Farmers
upon the lowest terms. We careful to select
implements of the most approved patterns and work
manship, and name in part the following:
Mowers and Reapers,
Threshcrs and Horse Powers
Pennock's Wheat and Guano Drills,
Harvest Implements of all kinds
Harrows, Cnltyators,
PloHs Slbsoil surface and side hil,q
Garden and Field Rollers, Road Scoops,
Ladies Garden Tools
Trimmers and Shears,
Seed Sewers and Drills,
Lime Spreaders,
Corn and Cob Crushers = e.
Garden Engines, Cistern and Force Pumps,
Grindstones and Fixtures, Wifilr Trees,
Ok i okes, Traces and Horse Collars,
Brar Scythes, Bush Hooks,
Axes, Mattoxs, Grabbing Hoes
Spades, Shovels, Forks and Rakes,
Churns Thermometer and Dash,
Corn Shelters and Cutting Boxes, for
Horse and Hand Powers,
And large variety of other articles, to which We
respectfully call the attention Of Farmers.
Va All orders thankfully received and prompt
ly attended.
MEADE L CACHES, No. Il,
Alexandria, April q, ls55.-tf. lFsiafax 1t.
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VALUABLE GRAZING LANDS IN
HIGHL AND FOR S.dLE

DY virtue of dccroc Of the Circuit Court Of Iigh
ID land county, October term, 1854. we, the under
signed, will offer at public sale. the premises, on
Thursday the 3lst day of May next, all of the lands
belonging to the estate of Adam Steph .nson, decd
The tract which the Teststor resided is situated
the head waters of Jacksop's River, in Highland
county, adjoining the lands Of John l.ghtnes Alex-
andcr Gilmour and others, containing 23l ACHES,
by regent survey. The improvements consist Of coin
Portable buildings &C., and from $50 to ia acres
well set in grass 80 Of which is meadow OF good
quaty--the remainder in timber OF good variety.
Also, at the same time and place, we will offer
second tract, situated on the Allegheny Mountain,
it being an undivided share Of land, containing So'
ACRES, part hacked and in grass, being well To-
Gated for summering of cattle &C. further descrip-
ton is regarded unnecessary, As those wishing to
purchase will examine for themselves. Any person
wishing to zee the land, will be shown the same by
the subscriber, John Stephenson, who resides on the
premises.
TxRHs One-third Of the purchase money to be paid
the day of sale sixty days after the sale, with
interest from the day Of SALE the election Of the
purchaser. The remainder in three equal, annual
payments with interest from day Of sale. The pur-
chaser ~ give bond and security for the purchase
money and the title to be retsned farther sscu-
rity.
ASGIL c. i JSO. STEPHENSON, Adm'rs
| March. 81, 1s55.-6w OF Adam Stephenson.
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WOODS HARNESS FACTORY.
Connected with Hardy's Coach Factory
c.. p. w O Cd.

HAYiNG opened Harness Making Establishment
Il In the Brick building Of r. W. Hardy, is pre-
pared to sell very low TERMS every article Nan
uiactured in his line such Trunks, Whips, oars,
Fly nets and Harness, of every description. Having
. very large stock of harness and other articles on
hand, and being very dssirous Of disposng of them,
he feels hesitation in saying that he sell cheap
than can be purchased elsewhere in this part o:
the State. He asks an examination of his goods
from the public, feeling Satisfied that they are such
Is will please and give gene1a al satisfaction.
Staunton, April II, 1855, {. +. VI.
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NEW SPRING GOODS! |!

THE subscriber Is n1w receiving q choice lot of
L Spring and Summer goods, embracing in part
the following kinds, viz. Black Gro D-Rhine Paris
Striped Silks, Paris Printed Jaconett, Printed
and Solid Berages, French Lawns, Solid Chalies.
English French aud American Ginghams, Striped
and Checked Muslns, Dotted, Figured and Plain
Swiss do, Jaconctts, Mainsook Nuslins, Hair Cord
for Skirts, Embroided Skirts, Curtain Muslihs, Cam
brio and Swiss Edgings and Insertings, Flouncing,
Collars, Kid and Silk Gloves, Hosiery, very large
lot of New Style Dress Trimmings, Gimps, Lace,
Wells, Rbande, silk Nantes very neat l.. G. Hand
kerchicf Prints, Blesched and Brown goods, Sum-
mer Pant Stufs, Cloths, and Cassimsres. Hats as
sorted, Shoes, Groceries, Hardware, large lot OF
Queensware, Glassware, together with most every
article for family use.
Tn. above goods have been bought under farors-
Bile circumstances, consequently shall pay
more for goods than a fair and living prise, as am
determined to adhere to the principles Of doing
business. "Short profits and quick Sales
JAMES A. PIPER, near the
Woodward House.
April, I, ls53.-3m. Amer. and Spec. copy.
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NOTICE.

NoT1CE.
nRAYTON G. MEADE, (late of the hrI. Of Ad-
~ olson Meade,) and WILLIAM CACHES,
having entered into co-partnership under the name
of MEADE EAcHEs for the sale of Agricultural I'm
plements, Seeds, Manures. &C.. have bought out the
entire stock Of r. 5. luck, and located at his old
stand on Fairfax street East side, between King md
complete assortment Of the various articles in their
line of business and will always be happy to see their
old friends, and all who may be pleased 70 give Us
their patronage. y. g. MEADE.
WIN, CACHES.
ALEXANDRA Dec. a. lS54.-tf.
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"FoREleNERn AFTER Orrrcs.-A corr.
mite Of the New York city corporation was IL
session, inquiring not into the capacity, bu tbs
nativity OF the various members oil the pellre
department apd those who were applicants fer
appointment, and among hose examined under
al wns. luhn Willie, ho testified ms shisows:
was not boin il Ibis country, bntilityer
h,.1l From any whte ese; LIN VIZ lst any bed,
kitow was nni poln ~ The United 3ia.as; VAS
fer many yeats in The Navy If the United
States; have hesn vol, led 10 1--WE pilates.
bit not disabled in :ny shape OF form; served
in the wars o. 1912 and 1915, and was: the
AIcerne wat, OgAen Ilotfa.an and Commollore
Wilkes, the explorer, we've midshipnen with
me- in :he laie war With Gtea, Britain was
not i'll the regular service; Twas III a rFivateer
was taken prisoner and carried 10 Bermuda,
and kept III IRE for ten months, with a log tied
to my leg parI OF the lime; alter The peace !
went into the regular service, it'll Decatur in
the Mediterlansan sqnadron ! was warrant
officer in the service; my lime in the police was
up on the 10 II las, north; want to bs reap
pointed, but Isurpose could serve four years
longer.
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:
THE MARKETS.

RIcHaoxn, April 10.
We quote Flour to-day quiet. Snperfne SILL
Extra sill 5Oasll IS Family I2asl25o. Wheatsl s7a
$3.50 Rye $ll5ai.2 20. Corn s7a90c. Clover Seed
So 25aS.50 Oats 50a5oc. Meal sOa90c. Rock Plaster
in small lots ST 90 per ton. We apprehcnd rise in
plaster. Ground $500. Salt $500.
BaowS Shook, Commission Merchants
In Richmond, Cattle sold, 81 $3.50 gross
Hogs Sc. 50aS7--supply moderate. Sheep s.. s0aSS
for ordinary and superior.
Butler 4 Co, Staunton, repari Flour, 50 75as9s 81
Wheat l.70al.s0 Cerg Is. Rye 10 70 Is. Flax
seed, Sl.l2. Oats t0at5. Clover seed S. 50. limo
thy seed So. 25sS3.a0.
The market for Butter, Eggs, &c., continues at the
usual rates. Butter fran 10 to IL cents. Eggs, la
Is. Chickens l6. Turkeys 50a62ls l..
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For Sale,
w. -, 4 m n wrrh 4 nj Mill.

As event for the widow and hears Of Jacob Peck,
~ II, decd. AM authorized TO sell she valuable
Tact If Land and Merchant MaLnow in the posses.
aion Of g. n. Peck. The land lies on CHRISTIAN
Creek within four miles ,f staunt3n, ana cn.r.
Railroad, The trsrt contains 1853 ACRES, LOO ncres
Of whr., are cleared and in good cultivation ;
the residue Is covered With rensf xap'e an" Ios'
valuable growth Of timber. There &c ssy acre.
of bottom Land which cannot be be exceled in quail
ty, ten acres of which are in Meadow. The quanti-
| ty of meadow may be easily increased. -. MP
desire to call especial attention 20 the MEh-
CHANT MILL, which has been in operation pun m
Der Of years and in one of the BEST ~ III
county. Arrangements have been n,aue III - :.
and Turnout on the Railroad near the MIL, 80 1nas
flour may be loaded directly With out being hAaioa
to Depot. ,c,-
The other improvements are y good Bkleh
DWELLING HOUSE, Kitchen, uhseA
necessary Out buildings, and an ex- EssSS.TTHA
cellent Swisler Barn. The present GzM :s!R
occupant is preparing the land for SS%IA IL -
Spring crop, and the purchaser shall
have the benefit of all ploughing and planting done.
The small grain crop will be reserved.
l will sell the Mill Micr's House and Five Acres
of Land separately from tile residue Of the tract
will also sell separately so much of the land tsup
posed to be so acres) lies South Of the Railroad.
line residue Of the tract containing about 800 Acres
will make ono Of the most desirable farns in the
County.
tn. balance in one two and three years. Deeds will
be given when the first payment is made, the ven
doris lien to be- retained for the unpaid purchase
money. negotiable note at 30 or one 100 days,
with good endorscrs will be taken for the hand pay
ment. Possession given at once.
If not sold before will on Saturday the 2la IF
April, 1885, sell the above property at public auc-
ton, the premises. The heirs having given me
authority to sell i, my gurps;sss e effect sale
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N Ell S o N g. B VI O r
Opposite Virginia Hotel.

SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS.
WE are now in receipt of general and well Sc
w lected stock of Spring and Summer Dry Goods
which will compare with any IN the market IA ysrie-
ty, style and price.
Ladiss' Dress Goods.--Plain Fvrosans, Solid Col
ored Shallies, Plain ditto, embroidered Gazombrics,
Plain and Striped Beragss, French Bataste Cling
hams, Silk Tissues, Briantss, French Jaconets
&C., &c.
Also a handsome assessment Of Embroideries
Hoiseries, Gloves, Ribbands, White Goods Of great
variety, and Trimmings of all descriptions,
Gsnffemr'ss Wsar.-Cloths, Cssameres. TYeods.
Black and Fancy silk Vesngs, Narseilles Vestings
Plain and Fancy Linen Drillings, aud various other
goods too numerous 70 mention.
All Of which have been purchased under the most
favorable circumstances, and disposed to sell
on accommod ating terms. Give call before pur-
chasing. NELSON BAYLOR.
April Il, 1855,
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s P K NG SAL Els, 1855,
II .NOKKxS,
II II NJ n II

PUBLISHER AND vHoLESALE DEALER IN
Books, Paper. Stationery, Il Piano Fort,
MOULD invite the attention of Country Dealers
w visiting the city to make their Spring Purcha-
SEES, TO his large and gentee assortment OF Goods ap
pertaining to his trade, which will be sold upon the
most reasonable terms.
Worcesier's PIANO FORTES and Princes Me-
LODEONS.-A. NJ. is sole agent for the sale of til.
above celebrated Instruments which unriy allied
and unsurpassed, aud sold at Moderate prices.
@|- general assortment of Musical Instruments
and Musical Merchandise.
Having Bindery attached to his Book Establish
ment, he is prepared manufacture to Order every
DESCRIPTION Of BLANK BOOKS, and execute bind
ing in every variety of style.
va orders from the country will meet prompt
attention. and be executed faithfully ii the pur-
chasers were personally present
A. MORRIS, Main st.
March 3, 1885 Rc Ln1ld, Va.
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CAMUEL Ii. Wallace assignee Of Robert II. Hitc,
y N. K. Coaltsr, X. N. Wallace and VIM. II.
Bell i Co Plaintiff
AGAINsr,
F1smming Carol, James Ramsey, Trustee Vim.
Ramsey, and petitioner Rob't II. Hite, for Samuel
d. Wallace and benjamin Harold. defendants.
To the Creditors Of Fismriny Gsrroi. ~ho hare L,ers
BY judgments or otherwise on Ass real sstass
Taxa NoricE, that in pursuance Of decree render.
cd the 9Th day Of February, 1885, in the Circuit
Court ofAugusta county, at the special term thereof
in the suit Of the and style above set forth,
l will proceed at my Office in the town Of Stanton
Friday May the 18th, 1855, 'to ascertain all the
liens by Judgment otherwise upon the real proper
~ in the bills and proceedings in said suit
with ihe amounts severaly due thereon and their
spective priprities:" viii also inquire whether the
said ensn FIVE years or not "ssd will ascertain tho
gross and the annual profits Of said real estate.
WIN. S. Fl. BAYLOR, Master Oom'r.
Staunton, May ID, ls55.-kw.
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ERESH ARRIVAL.

A NT0NE, MAN0NE 4 CO., have Just received
Il the largest and freshest assortment Of Confcc-
tonary and fancy articles even opened in the Valley
Of Virginia. And having purchased them to great
advantage for cash they are prepared to sell At re-
dueed prices for the same. They have large sup
ply Of delicious fresh fruits, such as, Oranges, Lem
ons, Figs, Raisins, &C., &c.
Also, every variety OF fancy candy, and fancy ar
tcles of all descriptions. Also, they have on hand
always a supply Of fresh candy manufactured by
themselves, and cakes, OF the incest kind, which will
be sold low.
nished at the shortest notice.
They respectfully solicit the patronage Of the pub
lie. (April2l.)
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W. Hoofand, German Biasr's, prepared and sold
by Dr.. jackson, at the German Medical Store l2t
Arch ST.. Philadelphia, daily increase in their wei
deserved celebrity Tor the cure of all diseases ari
sing from arrangement of the liver. There Bitters
hare. Indeed, proved blessing to tho afflicted, who
show their gratitude by the most fattering tsstimo
mails. This medicine has established for itself
tina; competitors, however willy their schcmea, or Sc
dGctiye their promises, cannot reach 1t gained the
public confidence by the Immense benefits that have
been derived from it, and will ever maintain its po
siten. See advertisement
April IL, ls55.-2y.
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GROCERIES &C., sc.

GROCERIES &C., &c.
OK Bills. prime n o. Sugar,
~ Is do stuarts MOL Coffee Sugar,
Pulyerized Crushed and Loaf do,
20 Bags prime Green Rio Coffee.
10 do Laquira do,
do, Old Government do,
do Coffee snd'2 bags Alspics,
II Bills. prime Yellow Aolasses.
rs Sides best Spanish Sole Leather,
Doz. Calf Skins,
80 Bo1es No l. Adanantine Candles,
Is do Taow do.
For Sale by J. BRANDEBURG / co.
Stanton, April II. 1855.
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PAINTING. GRAlNlNC. GLAZING.
RY .IamAs A silf0SDie.

MAIN STREET, (tsvo doors above the Lutheran
WI Churci,) Staaptss,, nho respectfully informs it's
citizens and the.people he Surrounding country,
that he has located himself permanently and is pre-
branches. AS be is just from large city, (SewArk.
N and has no other, trade, hut has served HIS
time at the Painting business, and worked for mum
of years in New York and Newark he ioes confident
est.
Nsa. The attention of Farmers in the adjacent
conunties is respectfully solicited.
April Ia, 1855 JAMES Z. GILLESPIE.
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TO THE OLD SOLDIER.

HAVE formed association with gentleman
l. who has long resided in Washington City, and
whose business, for The last 20 years, has been to
gainst the Government With the aid of this gentle
man am prepared to afford to Old Soldiers, and
their Widows and Heirs, proupt efficient aid in
prosecuting their claims, under the of the Sd Of
March, 1855, which gives to any soldier who has
served lldays in the United States service leo acr
OF land | have been furnished with all the proper
instructions from the department. Those who are
entitled to pensions to bounty land under the said
act, should make early application, in order to Sc
cure speedy action upon their claims.
can be found at all tunes ut the office Of my faith
er david Fultz.)
MARCH 81. ls55.-tf MARSHAL K EuLTZ
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THs SsoaEr Our!-Tho Parkersburg News states
apoA Information entirely reliable that there are but
sorsy-sis Thousand Know Nothings in Virginia.
sitter, the News says, was written by the delegate
from Richie while in attendance upon the Winches-
se Convention, friend At home in which he makes
tho statement, acknowledges that sit was impossi.
ea for the order to esct ito nominees pnless it received
s,etng the lett r made mistake in the and il
~ Ato the hands Of the wrong person, and was by
AIM opened and read On the return OF the dele,
gate, the letter was handed to him, and % the hand
writing is we'll known the writer does not attempt
" dispute Ks truth. We have always said the
strength Of the X. Ms wss exaggerated, and this IL
T@"ns, positive
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LExrsaros, April 9th, 1855.

LEXINGTON, April 9th, 1858.
Editors Of the indicator II am unable, owing to
the session of Circuit Court, to fulfill the appoint
ments made for me in Highland county by my friend
COL James H. Paxton, who had, at the time, no OPP
portunity of consulting me. May under these cir
cumstances, ask the favor of you to insert in your
paper the following instead Oft notice younow have.
and James w. Massie, Senatorial Eleetor, will ad-
dress the people of and Bath counties at the
following places: Monterey, May I'd Mcdowell, the
Sd; Crab Bottom Mills, 4th Ruckman's, 9Th Sa
VEINS Store, 18th Healing Springs, 9Th Milboro,
9th.
regret exceedingly that circumstances beyond
my control, compel me to change the first arrange
nlent
am very truly your friend and obi sery't.
j. W. NASSIE.
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SELLING OFF AT COST,
Far n z n

T WILL sell of my lot of goods at Cost for Cash,
i consisting in part OF, Cotton Cloth, Calicoes,
Shoes, Boots, and small lot Of Queensware and
Glassware, and great many goods not necessary to
mention, which wish to do by the 9th of MAY. Any
got bargain by buying the Stock and renting the
house. for consider it the best stand for Grocery
in the town.
n B.-A word to those who are indebted TO me by
bond or account will please call and settle between
this aud the 9th of May, as wish to close up by
that time. hope those knowing themselves indebt-
ed, will please attend to hs notice as it is positively
the last shall give at my expense.
April q, lS55.--3t A. III. FISHER.
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n. HiRsH ". D. LOB q
LOOK THIS WAY.
SPRIN CLOTHIN III!
MT UIRSH 4 CO., would most respectfully an
1v1. to their fiienda and patrons that they
have just RECEIVED large and magnificent stock Of
SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING,
of all descriptions, which they offer to sell little
lower than any other house in Stanton.
They respectfully invite the public to come and
slook Tor themselves.
NJ. HIRSH co.
N B.-They have also on hand general assort-
ment OF Hats and Caps, and gentleAens furnishing
goods, ii. 4 co.
Their Store ison Main ST., nearly opposite L. ~.
Cushings Confectionery.
April 81, lS55.-Spectator copy.
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Onn TONS wiadsG Plaster, ON Wharf n.
l.ZUO 70 arrive shorty, fer sale BY
Alex. yen -. BOWIE / 90.
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Hogs, 3 or tons of Hay, 80 acres Of Wheat in the
ground Is in Rye 10 acres in Oats Is acres in
Corn.
The Household and Kitchen Furniture is all new
and of good quality. nice lot of Bacon, Lard
&c., and some Flour at Pcck's Mill.
TERMS of personal Property.--A credit Of five
months will be given on sums of five dollars and up
wards, the purchaser giving bond with approved
security, and all under five dollars the cash
will be required.
VA Persons desiring further information can
obtain it BY calling on in person, by letter ad-
dressed to me ut Staunton.
March 10, 1855. JOHN T., MoRR1S,
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BOUNTY LAND AND PENSIONS.

OFFER my services to Claima nts to prosecute all
i claims upon the Government of the above descrip
sion, upon the most reasonable and satisfactory
terms Forms will be furnished and Instructions for
filing them up, DC, and NO charge made unless the
application succeeds. l have the rolls Of nearly all
the Virgiuia companies who were in service in the
war Of 1sl2, and will furnish manuscript copy Of
the roll Of any company upon the receipt Of one dol
lar.
Strict attention paid to ell communications, either
BY letter otherwise apd all BUSINESS entrusted to
mo will be attended to with promptness and idety.
A. N. YEKBY.
Attorney at Law.
Upperville, Fauquier county, Virginia
April I. l865,-lm.
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NOTICE..

NOTICE.
an Friday, the 2Oth day OF this month, At the
~ house lately occupied by D. A. Pitman, will
sell at Public Auction, large lot of
Household and Kitchen Furniture
Of very superior quaty-consisting, in part, of a
Marble Top Circular Table Mahogany Sideboard
and Sofa, Curled Walnut Bureau, Caue Bottom
Chairs, China Ware, Carpets, &C. Also, the con-
tents Of the Store Room, comprising considerable
collection of Groceries, Cof-.s Sugars, Fish and
Salt large lot of Candies, Nuts and Confcctions-
~ articles, Glass Jars Fancy Goods and other ar
Gcles usually found in
GOCERY AND FANCY STORE.
TKRNs.-Sums of SIS and under, cash over that
sum, six months credit on bond and security.
Persons owing the estate OLD. \ Pitnan VIII
make immediate payment as indulgence canpo, be
given n. n. TrOUT, Admir-, OF
April, Z, 1655.-tds. b. A. Pitman, decd.