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Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-12-08
TRUSTEES S&LE OF VALUABLE
sssasasH5attGeY

IsY virtue of deed of trust executed to me on
Id the 2ath day Of October 1865, b. Richard W
Hardy and wife which is of record in the Clerks Office
Of the County Court of Augusta County, viii
proceed on The list day OF january next to sell the
following property, 10 wit,
a House and lot in the Town Of Staunton lying ON
Frederick Street now occupied b. j. IL. Brown.
The title 70 this house ard lot Is in lie hands Of Haf-
man d Sci! who viii convey with ,enosal warruaty.
Possession given the ist OF Apfii n@Nt.
\ lot on Spring Alley in staunton fronting - feet
4 tract OF Woodland lying near Stanton contain
ing about twenty Acres, formerly owned by Mrs
Sheiiey. Terms made lznawn on day OF sale.
WIN. II. HAEMAN, Trustee.
Staunton, Dec. !, 1903.
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KnOk AGENGY.

sEsHE subscribers have established Book Agen-
L eY in lhilade fha, and sill furnish any book or
publication at the retail price free Of postage Any
persons hY forwarding the subscription price olans
o. the s. Magazines, such Iiafpets Godey's,
Putaam's, Grahan's Fashions, dc. will receive the
magazines for one year and copy as asil endd 18th
ogiaph portrait el either Washington, jackson or
ClaY or, il subscribing 10 81 aud 81 Magazine,
theY sill receive copy Of eithe al te thfe9 pef-
traits I.sabscfibng 10 sd worth Of Magazines, all
three portraits Viii be seat gsais. Music Furnishes
to those Who may wish 1t.
Envrlops Of every description and Vie ia large
small quantities furnished s. Al Presses, Dies, &c.
sent TO order.
Every description of Engraving on Mood execu-
ted with neatness and assgatch Views OF Buildings
Newspaper Headings Views OF Machinery, Book
Illustrations, Lodge Certificates, tusness Cards,
dc. Al orders seat by mail promptly attended to.
Persons wishing views OF their bindings engraved
can send Dagaerrcotspe sketch oi the building
by mail or express.
Persons at distance having saleable articles
would find it to their advantage to address the snb
scribers, would act as agents for the sale OF
the
ByRAM & PIERCE.
so SoasA TaiYa Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
j. II. yYKAN. r. MAY PIEEoE,
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NEW BOOK STORE,
NAN STREET, BELOW CENrRdL BANK,
,Gfnnnfon Eirc.inid

NAM STREET, BELOW CENrRdL BANK,
Stanton, Virginia.
'ENIE undersigned announces to the public that he
4 bias just opened new, extensive and well Sc
leeted assortment of
BOOKS AND STATIONERY,
embracing everything usually kept in such establish
ments and all selected with eye TO This particular
market All the most recently published works il
literature. science, arts, manufactures, &C., Will be
kept constantly on hand. The publications of some
OF the largest houses in America have been ami will
continue To be regularly received issued FROM the
press. Also many choice and valuable imported
books. TO the present stock of fine English Books,
the attention of the public is particularly solicited.
The attention Of Teachers and others is respectful
ly invited to the selection of
SCHOOL BOOKS,
comprising all the recent editions of the most gen
orally approved Text Books, &c.
New Music, Fine Stationery, Nork-boxes, Wri-
ting Cases, patent Pens and Holders, Arnolds Ink,
London Paints, and great variety OF Fancy Arti-
eles constantly on hand
Rare bargains viii be given. Let all call and
satisfy themselves. W. DE IIASS.
Nov. u, disclaimer. and Spec copy.
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Trustees sale.

N pursuance Of deed Of trust executed to me by
| Jacob Gale and duly recorded in the Clerks Of
ice OF Augusta County, will, or Saturday, the
I'D day December at the house ofsaid Gale, pro-
coed to sell to the highest bidder for cash, Bay
Mare named in said deed. Also, said Gales interest
in and to any property which has been conveyed by
said Gale to Il. u Robertson in trust TO secure A.
II. II. Stuar. and others, bearing date the 9th day
of August, and entered ON record.
Dec. 9, '55. LUXE WOODWARD, Trustee.
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x;ssmahse Store Szouse sor Sale

A I PUBLIC AueTloN.--0n the 9th day of
N December, lea5 viii offer FOR sale at Public
Auction, the Store House lately occupied by Deak-
ins & Merritt. This is eammodious house, two sto-
ries high, 1920 feet has an excellent store room
ready shelYesi, counting room, two rooms on the
second ioor, and agafrett roem. The cellar is the
full size Of the house, and dry, The situation is rs
good as any in the town ier the purpose IF area
store. Title unquestonablc Terms made known
ON day Of sale. A. j. DEAkiNS.
Dec, s, le55.-Riel. Dispatch copy weeks and
send account to this nnice
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Commissioners Sale,

Nov. II. 1s5j.--Spcet copy.
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M HlsSfi d To-. are now reeeiyips- asclnc, ,,a,A
1VA. OF Eall ard Winter Ready Md olothina
to an examination of which, the attention ct has
friends and the public il invited. They have been
purchased with the greatest care and with an csne
cal reference to the wants of this eomnprity. f,aa
ct the firm residing in Philadelphia enables them e.,
buy their goods upon The best terms, and of tho
pest quahty' and hence they offer advantages
70 tpe put ehas RI. not TO be found elsewhere They
ask particular attention. This season. to their STOCK
as they natter Themselves it is the most fashionable
ano anrahie ever offered in the Starnton Market.
StAunton, Oct 20, leh5.-Spcct cory.
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Executors sale.

r Will, on the 1ott aayef December 1856, as Ex-
u eeutor oil the estate OF " M. Slings decd, sell
at public auction, the premises where said Sill
ines resided, near rarnassus, Augusta cou.ty, the
iollowngipropertY viz: 81 heat q Cattle, ) head d
Horses 10 head Hogs, Ge head of Sheep, together
with quantity Of Wheat. Rye, Corn, Oats &c;
Farming Utensils Household and Kitchen Furni-
ture.
TeRAs:-A credit Of nine months viii be given on
all sums over five Gollas-under that the cash
will b. required.
JOSEPH 7. HOTEL Executor.
Dec l, lS65.-tds.
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Esyery Asa5ye, Ssnssssom, rm.

EgAViNG leased the American iiote Stables
A. take this method % informing hay Old friends
and the travelling public, that prepared to
keep horses by the year, month, or day, ard to sell
horses commission. Drovers are invited to call
upon me, IS am prepared to keep them as tav-
ofabe terms as any other Stable in this place.
have procured good and attentive Osters, aud
will give especial attention to training and selling
horses for reasonable Commission.
All ask is. TRY BRo8ks STABLES ONCE, and il
You are not pleased, aon't stop with him again.
Dec. 8, 1sa5. j. II. BROWN.
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Reported for the vindicator

Klth.0Hp, Dec. I, IH55.
fL0UR.-s;aes to shippers o! good strait brands,
at 50 - though holders are generally holding for
higher figures. Extra Superiine commands from
the trade 500 to So3s. and Family $1,000 to 10, 10
some iavofite brands, known by trial and represen-
tatiOn to be superior, command a little mere.
BUGKW HEAT FL0UB.-so new Virginia in
market yet. Would command at this time, put up
in han barrels, st 50a7.
CORN commands 30 to l09ets.
CORN MEAL.-W White, beted for family use 95
to 100 cents
FLAAsEED commands from sl,75 to l so per
bushe u. BLAIR 4 co.
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SALE GLE NEGKNES.

DY virtue ola Decree ofthe County Court of Au-
ID gusta county, the undersigned will sell at public
Auction, on Monday TIC 2ih Of December, that be-
ing court day, rs Negroes belonging TO the Estate
OF AIRS. c. NJ Edison, decd, consisting Men,
Women, Boys and Girls, from IL to 2oyears old,
some OF them valuable House Servants. Terms
made known On day of sale.
WALTER S. FONTAINE
Dee s Is5h-tds
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FUgNITuRE JUST ARRIVED.

r AMnow receiving from the Northern Cities; &c
i elegant Sofas; 6 tete-a-tetes; elegant Marb lie
Centre Tables, latest styles OF the finest Bureaus
ever Offered in this MARKET Also quantity of Ma
hogany chairs; % dozeh best cane seat chairs; 10
dozen Rocking chairs. very handsome; 10 dozen
wood seat chairs; besides very large quantity of
Furniture OF my own manufacture, for sale at the
lowest rates for cash.
D,c. l, 1855. A. ID. CHANDLER.
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GESfcmsl GSafeYa =

FJ3HE eubseriber is now receiving ca;,v ffrsIr
Il 0YSILRS. both in shell ard care. lie is pre.
pared to furnish them at the shortest notice, ether
raw roasted, fried. stewcd. scollopcd, ~ in fact
any way III which they II ay be desired His "a Gilt
ties to accommodates were never better. To vii,
supply fanili"s, at the lowest rates with the best
article Of Oysters as having secured an agency for
an extensive firm in the East he is enabled to do so
lie respectfully asks The patronage of tia old friend,
and the public.
Soup furnished every day at Il o'clock.
e. II. S.eUPE
Agent FOR Geo. G. Crou.n
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VALUADLg NEGGoES
FOR. S Al 6.

My authority ofa decree Of the Circuit Court If
kS Augustus County, lately pronounced ia the
cIianeery suit ei Wtn. II. reyton, Guardian, &C..
Us. Elizabeth II. Peg ton. therein pending, viii,
Taesdty, TIE lst II Jaagcrg Meet oiier for sale
by way OF public auction, at Benjamin Gawiord' 5
corner, staunton, a likely yeung Memo W0-
HAN AND FHO fHiE1REN beion ging to the
e4tate el .. G. Peyten, deed.
TEaNs Cash or ne gotiable note at months, well
endol sed for principal and Interest.
Dec. s. 1850 ". IL. PEYTON Com.
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F1y virtue Of decree Of the Circuit Court OF Au-
/ ) risfa county in the ca se o! Andersons widow.
Sc, vs.. Anderson, &C.. l shall proceed, on tho
premises, on We n sday the 26th dag Of DeeeIabeT,
1856 to sell the following parcels OF hand, to vat =
Anderson, on Back Greek in Augusta county, con
tanning, BY estimation. about
tn o JltNDRED ACRES;
and also three other parcels near, or adjoining, the
home place, consisting Of 20, y and SO acres, more
or legs.
These parcels Of land viii be NJ by order Of Court
at the upset price Of thousand dollars, for the
whole in gross twenty-five hundred doiiaA in cash
and the balance in frur annual ravments, bonds
with approved security to be given for the deferred
payments. Ii til re be no bid over the amount OF
$4,000, the conditional sas already made Will beca
iir.ned. The highest bidder over six thousand dol
lars will BE- entitled 10 the whole property, which is
very valuable and desirable.
HUGH W. SiiEFFEY, Comm.
NoY. Il. ls55.-tds.
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lDS f,i2l -.

and is c eastern portion Of the tract Of lard. On
which Andrew Thompson, Ser, resides, the Whole
containing SAC he said rs acres is to be cut
oil in compact o1dv rom the eastern part OF said
lard and to be bounded by the present boundaries
ofs aid tract in te eastern sides, End by new iine
to be in noithcrly and sautcIly course, IN succh
manner az to include rs acres in body.
Tcrmg cash The tide is believed to be unqu's-
tinuable but acting as trustee l shall convey such
title ony as is vested in me.
MICH. X. TROUT, Trustee.
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50 South T'air2 Street, Faiiadetphia, Pa.
j. gYRAM. T. MAY PIERCE
AyALUABI.E 4,Iseov nhY.

E7uRMAN'S Chemical saturat- d Belt is
Il sidered an Indispensable a. ticte by all persons
afflicted with weakness or pain Iii the back or across
tn Kidneys cold ehiilS, tuses OF hea. ever the
system. with pain in the head and neck Young
inen who have acquired habits which have created
Weakness through the system by wearing one ai
these Belts viii become s0uai vita Ill tie yiser q
Il robust constitution. We have onueised with
persons OF both sexes who have been laore Of les5
afflicted for years aud they sag, almast made a
drugshop oi ther stomach TO the .,featdatrent aad
doraHEemeut o. the Whole system, b. simply wear
ing OF tats' belts few weeks ha9e bsenle sound
and haalthy. These belts ar ween Loose, next the
skh asoand tie small Of Tic back, sutaot To 10 in-
convenience whatever, heife cgtersd wish sii,
Foo tag relief and cure ol suffering ladies THIS nsis
is decidedly without parallel. both 5 curative
and preventive, to all complaints Which much
aiilie the iaaiies 81 the present age, which it Is un-
necessary TO enuIncrate though .a0stly trampantnl
suppressed and irregular menstratioas Perhaps it
would be well To mention, 70 prevent all ladies Il ON
wearing them at all times, they have proved to b9a
certain and eiettl Il presentie 10 certain situations
which will be explained the directions; for Ibis
reason they should not be worn by married ladies at
all times. This belt will be seat any address free
on receipt of s.. Address, h. furman, No. s.,
lam ton St. Albany Y.
Dec, |, 1.55,
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$4,000 w orth ofDry Goods,
AT COST.

AL wa l.
INTENDING to make an entire change in my bus
J. mess, will sell my entire stock Of Dry Goods at,
and below cost for cash or approved negotiable
notes at four months, with interest added. As |
am determined to reduce my stock, the public may
rely upon get ting goods at satisfactory prices. My
stock is worry large and desirable most it of re-
cent purchase GEORGE w. SMITH,
One door above the Marble Yard.
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DRAG OUT AND MAKE ROOM.

THTR TENN PHhHIHNS.
rgSHE DOUBLE SCREEENtHG SEPARATOR
A has added to its list Of premium, the first pc
MUM of the Virginia Agricultural Fair. Also at
Petersburg, Fredericksburg. Abingdon and n th.
East Tennessee Agricultural Fair, held at Knox
vile. This improved Fan was patented april 2Gth
1852, and has become very popular wherever ii is
known, proving BY its utility in expediiousiy
cleansing all kinds Of grain, to be the best grain
cleaner now in use. Those in wart Of good Ian
would do well TO call at Dayles Shop in Stanton,
or at Doyle 4 sallinger's in Fredericksburg, Va,
and examine for themselves.
These improved fans viii be furnished at an, pint
within fifty miles Of the shops, and further b.
Railroad or Steamboat.
Communications addressed - me at Stanton
I. j. DOYLE, Patentee.
Nov II, I855.-Spec. copy
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w virtue ostso deeds Of trust executed to me hy
4 Joseph A. thompson, viii otter &c pithie sale
on the promises, on Satafday the Ion dry ct Ne
csrs5ef next, a valuable tract OF iand-b ing He
aa.se conveyed by Aed'ew Ihoanso't, Seif., To
Catharine Ia Thompson and said .iasei hss ii.anl-
SON and 4s!ieh ly deed ron said caiiid pc The
SAID ,.osc,h A.. las become the s9ie ownef, III .
which cotyesances laly Vi reeord) SAID t. aek
&
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about 20 acres is heavily tnihefed. the balance is
in a fine state of cultivation. The Esr.a
b aPfGSe1nf1 ous A. k 'asRs Sss
House, Barn &C., there is also a large Ssfs
New Store House. recently hal On ks.sssa
the premises where good and profitable business
mis- Int be done IN selling goods also a Blacksmith
shop here large business has been don. tor inauy
years, this property Is very desirable and psseSs
many aeYaatases account Of IL location ior piib
lie business G. q. AII4LGa.
Soy - 1:.a5--3t
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Negroes Wanted.

r AM still in market for the purchase of negroes
such as will suit the southern market Persons aav-
ing such would do we'll by calling on the subscriber
in person or by letter. Ny address is Waynesboro
Augusta County Va. JOHN b. SMITH.
Dec. /, lS55.--6m.
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PAINTING, GRAINING, GLAZING,
BY JAMES Z. GILLESPIE,

u
NEXT door to Nelson 4 Bayofis Store, Staun-
~ ton, Va, who respectfully informs the citizens
and thepcople in the surrounding eouatff, that he
has located himself permanently and is prepared to
attend TO the above business in all its branches. As
ne Is just from large city, (Ne&,9frA n. do and
Painting business. and worked Tor a number of
years in New York aud Newark, he feels confident
that all who patronize him viii find it to their in
t1rest.
al .@e- The attention of Farmers in the adjacent
counties is respectfully solicited.
April II, 1888. JAMES L. GILLESPIE.
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DIR. j NJ. SNIiriiEE.

HAs located in staunton and offers his professions
L al services to the citizens of the town and it.
vicinity.
Olice, for the present at his home near the resi-
dence OF Thos. !. Eiehi,, Esq,
Dee. s, 1906.
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THE MARKETS,

eoaRE OrED surLEg co..
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VALUABLE LAND
E0ilZS Al

INTENDING to Make ch inge in my business
I offer al Private Sale, the beautiful tarn which
now reside in the county of Augusta 10 eiies
ated ianedately on the aead from MasHesboee To
Lexington where it is Crossed by The read from
Stanton to the HowardsTe Turnpike, containing
Il.
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COhCil EAE.IfHX

VIE undersigned having purchased tie ertira
lish those in want aY - - VI ~ -a.-
Carriages, Buegies, &c.
male IN superior stye, and at reasonable rates
1ohbing done promptly and IN good stvle ua
may be found st The CID stand. "
oes' 81, 1900. JOHN Mex. HARDY.
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TAN YARD FOR RENT.

TIME subscriber is desirouso rent the Tan Yard,
l. Tan Shop, isark Shed and Tanners Dwelling
House, lately occupied by Messrs, Deal Il K0iner.
The yard is situated South River, hasl6 Watts
LINES 2 Barts, suiiicieney of water running
through the yard. man with small family will he
preferred. ELIZABETH 4. kOIN Ed.
Dec. L. lS55%
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10 SADDLERS.

7 WISH to employ journeyman to work at the
1saddling business. To one who can make all kinds
oil Saddles and is of SOBER industrious habits lber-
al wages will be given. j. s. MeAULYY.
Monterey, Highland County, Va, Dec. l, 1855.
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SALT.

Tl nAO Sacks Coarse, 8, geo Sacks Fine Salt,
lO,OUU .ten to the tom The fine salt is in
full bleached sacking andiactory filled. We are ini-
porting regularly, direct to this Port from Liver
pool aud are prepared iosupply this section OF
try trading with our city, at very low rates compar
ed TO other markets. foWLE Il co.
ii,
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Confectionery Establishment.

=
JoHN b. ANToNl having bought out the hou
- aud stock OF John ManOne III the late firm
Anton 4 NJ inone, announces to the puhhc that
will carry the business ia his name.
keeps constantly on hand every arti Gle in the Co
dictionary liat, and also an extensive assortment
10 rs. lie has sent on his tHGfSTHIS o.
DERs to St Nick, and hopes to see all the you
folks about at that time. To the public general
he would say
GAY lads and merry maidens.
Come listen to my song,
And ii you'd like TO sing it,
The tune is "lucY Long"
OH take your time, my darEgs,
But lei that time be soon;
And qaiekiy go Tor what ycu went
To y. u. Antone's SALOON.
You'll always tini there, when you 60,
Nhatevel's in his line,
And YOU confess it when YOU do,
Ills stock is choice and line.
Oh. take yoar time my darlings,
but let chat time be soon,
An if you cannot go, why send
10 j. u. AHtones SALOON.
He keeps the best of Candies,
And every thing that's nice
Ia Winter, Cakes and Cordials,
In Summer. Creams ard Ice.
Oh! take your time, my ioyelies
But let your tilns be soon,
To go or send for what you want,
To John Il. AatonfS Saloon,
Preservcs-the best of Jellies
And Fruits most rich and rare;
Pine Apple, Grangc, Lemon,
And Citron--asi are there
Oh! take youistne, my darlng.,
And let that time be soon
For what you want You'll always find
At John n: Antoai's Saloo..
And also fer the holidays,
You know they're jist at hand
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Negro Mirine..

yXlLLb be hired on Saturday 29M December, at
w my residence 4 miles northeast of Staunton
for the ensuing year, THREE W0MEN. & ONE,
BOY belonging to tho estate Of Geo Greiaer deed
RODENT SNAPP,
Dee 5, ises.-3t Executor.
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NEW ARRIVAL OF Gcs,ns

1T NUA IEIEh 7.
yY.HE public are herehy informed that we are new
l. in receipt of an entire new and tre:h
STOCK OF GOODS.
Those in want of articles Of merchandise, suited to
the season, will find them at the Of Cheap
side where We are still! pursuing the tenor OF
cur way. Times are tight and are hard up for
money, ard those who with little Of this article
to 20 good Was had better give call. All
experience proves that the niaba sixpence is better
than the slow shilling, therefore, to induce ready
sales and prompt payments intend to sell at shott
profits. All kinds Of produce taken.
FLEMING & STEPHENSON.
Monterey, Nov. y, ls55-st.
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will offer for sale on the same day and at Che
same Place Five Work iiarses One Colt SIX :, Mich
Cows, Eighteen head OF Hogs, Fifteen young Cattle,
Two four horse Wagons, great many Farming
Utensils Of every description, lot Of Corn in Glib,
and Household and Kitchen Furniture T.tiHs-
For all sums over Five Dollars credit Of nine
months will be given the purchaser giving bond
with approved security, and under that amount the
cash viii be required. -. ,,......-
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DRs. EIcnELnEnGER q coIrm.x

A.tN6 entered into Co-Partnstyhip. OAR
~ their professional services to the ei.yscs =
Staunton and its vicinity -
StauHtaa, Ss't. ~. lss5,=-In.
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JUST RECEIVED ny EXPRESS

'fNiE finest and best assortment of BOOTS AND
II SHOES ever offered for sale in staunton. :.
boots and Shoes OF every description. Ladies' al.
.efs ana " a.king Shoes, Dress Shoes and Sandals.
few pairs fine deer skin 0vcrshoes for Iadias
also a few pairs line sove-kid Bootces, warranted
not to hurt the corns. Bcots aad shoes. of ali
KINDS and qualities, Tor servants. Call aud exanius
our stock sa9n. FRED. A. DAyiS q ~
October ~, Is55-St
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Eeassy-7saesc <E0.s,S,,p

October, 90, 1855. wv - oiou'"'
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Ks.sssT,ECEE.qSs NOTICE.

RICHMOND, Nov. ID, 300
fFsIlS is TO inform the pablic that although the
4 business of the late concern of Brown 6 Shock
resulted disastfouslY, loving t. negligence and
the undersigned is nor ggity of
ans Of the crimes attributed to him. The many
i.es which have been hatched and prepagated in re-
gard to my leaving the city will only line the grave
in which their mendaeous and contemplate authors
will shortly sleep. JOHN IL. SHOOK,
of the late firm of Brown Il Shook
November q, ls55.-Spec. copy.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-12-08
NOTICE.

lsNiE subscriber hegs leave to inform his numerous
L old friends and customers that he has procured
a large quantity ofsaperior iaiiaw and Candiewck,
which he intends manufacturing into Candies. His
Candles for many years have stood the test OF the
summer heat. and were pronounced equal il not su-
peror, To iaeksGns celebrated Tallnw Candies
Being entirely disconnected with the Butcherinc bu-
ness for the present he intends to give his personal
-ttcntion To the above business, and BY making a
good article, hopes 10 receive fair proportional
share Of the public patronage. JOHN II. Asst,
stsunton, Oct. 49, 1856 On.