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Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-09-29


PUBLIC SALE or LANDAND
PERSONAL PROPERTY.
WILL be soldat ptbie sale on Thursday the 4tl
w day Of October next, at tthe late residence
OF Col. James Crawford dec, quantity of person
al property consisting OF Horses, Cattle, rs of them
fat, Is Stock Cattle and number o. Milch Cows
and young Cattle, two four Horse wagons, and sun
dry farming utensils, with variety Of Household
andatchen Furniture, &C.,
And on the SAME day will be offered about
THIRTY ACRES OF LAND.
living within one mile and half of Staunton, be-
tween the Central Rail Road and the Staunton and
Scottsvihe Turnpike.
Said Land will be sold together, or in lots. laid
flby survey and plott, which will be exhibited
theday OF SALE ON any day to suit the purchasers
Terms OF Sale of the Land vii. be third in cash,
and the balance in two equal annual payments. well
secured, and Of the personal property terms made
known day OF sale
MARGARET A. CRAWFORD,
Executrix Of }. Crawford, dec
Sept. 8, 1855 Spec COPY IDS
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80 . $50
oa,.tdr C,ag}a3 ~ Slavery.

Senator Douglas has wlttea stort let.
ter in answer tcau mvitsio. to deliver
lecture on SLAYER, in Boston dnrrg the
next winter, wheel, states with admirable
Drcyity and COMPREHENSION - the duty
which. rests on all nottnrrn men III regard
20 the discussion OF the subject oi s'avfr' /.
II his example coald be fosowed BY all
nor,hern statesmen. The peace and haimo
nv of the county could be immediately
and permanently rettored. The following
IS Judge Douglass letter:
CucAGo Sept. IL, 1888.
GENTLEMEN: have the honor TO &C.
knowledge the receipt Of yonr polite lnvl-
lstlon to deliver lecture esi the subject OF
slavery at the Tremon' Temple, i'll Boston,
on the 7,h Of February next, or at any
time during The aexi winter as my con-
yenience wilt p.fg.1it. Regarding slavery
as u domestic regulation, which derives It's
existence and support Of the local lhws OF
The several States where it prevails ana
with which neither the ledcIai govern
ment nor the citizens or authorities OF 9th
CT States have any right to interfere, tx-
tept to perform their constitutional o0iiga
vions in reference to the rendition OF t1gi-
tives, have never deemed it my duty al
ei,izen OF non sayeholding State 10
discuss the supposed advantages or evils
with the view Of sustaining or destroying
tue domestic institutions ol sisttr States,
with bicIl, under ,nc constitution aud
laws of Tie land. lin,e nc rIsht 10 ,ntei-
iete, fer the conse quences OF "iiich am ID
10 wise Responsible.
You Will, permit me TO say, with ali due
respect, that neither my tastes nos my pub
tic duties i'll pei,nIi mc.to accept Your
polite ins tatel..
= have the hsnoI 10 be very respectfully,
youl obeGi. nj servant,
5z=s ). 4. DOUGLAS.
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1SQ BARRELS Pound Lump Tobacco, OF prime
lib do pound lump do, cast superior 80 Kegs
Fig do, extra quality 0000 superior Plantation
Segars 2O006 do Cheroot do So 900 do Havana
do ; 1000 half Spanish do.
We invite particular attention Of all in want of
good Tobacco and Segars to stock, pied cling
ourselves to make it to their interest by so doing.
McVEIGH d CHAMBEkLAIN,
Sept % Prince Street Wharf, Alexandria.
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REMOVED.

Mrs. l.. II. YARD has removed her Millinery
WI Store to the newly fitted up Rooms opposite
the indicator Office and door west of Morris
Il Goods Store, on Main Street. She respectfully
asks the attention of her patrons and the public to
this notice. She will leave for the Northern cities
in few weeks, and will open her FALL AND WIN
TER GOODS early in October.
Sept. Is, 1855.
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lust received from the Northern cities 800 nee
u die worked Collars all prices, ladies Belts, Gut
ia Percha and fancy Belts, Muslins, French, plain
and figured, stripe and raids, with variety Of
new and cheap goods, the particulars of which will
be given hearaiter. GEO. W. SMITH.
Sept 20, 1885.
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Reduced Rates and Increase Expedition
by the Hal Lines Of Nm. p Parish d. 20.
For the VirginiA Nnrisn gs,

For the Virginia Springs.
i from Riohmond, Petersburg. Baltimore, Wash
ington City, Alexandria, and intermediate points.
to all the Virginia Springs. !.
Passengers are informed that BY h ing Richmond
in the morning train of the Centr n Railroad that,
they will find at their service, the
FINE LINEOF COACHES
of WIN. p. Parish Co., ready as they have al
ways been to afford the most extended facilities h.
all the Virginia Springs and Westward to the Ohio
River Pledging themselves that their Coaches.
Teams, Drivers. &c., well rates of Fare, Com
| fort and Expedition, shall meet the " ants and ex-
pectat'ons OF their old friends and patrons, and all
disposed T. patronize them.
Thro"yh Tickets issued at the Office Of the Central
Railroad in Richmond, as well as by the Agents of
| the Company, who may always be found at the De-
pots in Richmond, prior "a the departure Of thu
Trains, at the following rates of Fare:
From Richmond to White Sulphur Springs So 80
! From Richmond to Sweet Springs, a so
! From Richmond TO Healing Springs 4 "a
From Richmond to Hot Springs IT'S
From Richmond to Warm Springs : so
From Richmond to Bath Alum Springs 72s
From Richmond to Rqskbridge Alum Springs, I rs
From Richmond T.. xskgt0n, @ so
n" charge for any reasonable punt of extra
baggage.
Our line of Four Horse Coaches leave the Virgin
ia Hotel at Staupton, for Iexipgen and Winchester
daily on the arrival Of tAe Cars with rates of fare
TO s4it the times and wishes of the Travelling Pub
tic.
Extra Coaches furnished at all points on Sss.,,p.
\ BILE Terms. WM, f. PARISH SEQ
July II, 1858.
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PUBLIC SALE
OF E.zkE.YBLE E.R.NYJ.

N satutdat tAe 18th Gay Of October, 1855, vii
~ sell at Public Auction. the Valuable Farm on
which now reside, containing about
$50 Acres.
more or less About hundred acres of this farm
are cleared, 40 acres OF loa ground, and about 70
acres good meadow land, and in good state OF cui-
tvation-the other part we'll timbered with pine and
oak. On the land is G0HFOhfAELE LOO
DWELLING, with other out buildings. Also new
SAN MN, which is now doing good business.
This Farm is situated on South River about p
miles frou Waynesboro, seven miles from the F,s..-
eisville Depot and about ten miles from Staunon,
and is III one OF ;be best negbo,hoods in the count,
being convenient to Churches and Mills
There Is a well Of good water in the yard and the
farm is generally well watcred-- South kiver run
ming through it. Futher description il deemed un-
necessary, asany one desiring to purchase will call
and see for himself.
Terms will be made knewn on day of Sale.
Sept. Is, 1856. q. W. BRAND
Rockingham Register copy st.
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VALUABLE TOWN LOTS FOR SALE

WE will offer for sale at public auction on Non
wv day the LIST day of October next in front of
b. Il J. 5. Crawfords store, TWO HOUSES AND
LOTS and number of Binding and Pasture Lots,
in the town of Staunton. Persons wishing to see
the lots will please call on B. 7. Bagby.
Terms--One- fourth cash or a negotiable note at
four months, well endorsed and the balance in three
annual instalments. bearing interest with approved
security. HARMAS / BELL.
Sprt IT, ls5s
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ESrRAY
HNAKCS nv (;porga Shu.r

TAKEN up by George Shuey, of Augusta county
l. AS an estray, HEIFFER. of dark brown color
with some white on face and belly 40 marks
Supposed to be one year old. and appraised al ten
dollars. An Extract Testr,
JNFFERSoG KiSNPY, Clerk
ssrt IL. issS
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TnE relaxing heat OF summer brings with tia pc
euliar tendency to disease. The Liver becomes tor
pid the Blood fasered, Indigestion springs up. a
disncli haion 10 activity, and finally regular ill
ensnes. To ward oil all these dire effects. take
CARRIES SPANISH MixTr&f: its purifying ond COOL
ins influence over The Rlood, with its tenueney to
allay all nervousness VII: at con,nend it a. the
ry best Summer Medicine. No should fail to
it who values health.
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Dissolution.

YNnE firm of Fishburn and Awde was dissolved on
l. the first day of Sept. by agreement. The part
will be attended to by ID. Fshbnrn who also assumes
all debts OF the firm. FlSHBURN l. AWDE.
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The business will be continued as heretofore by
myself she trade in Flour, Bacon, Butter &c. still
kept up. Guano and Plaster furnished.
DANIEL FlSHBURN.
Waynesboro', Sept. Is, 1855 .-Spect. cory.
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DIR. l.. B. WRIGUT'S
Unfailing Scroful0us Ant;dote.
A SAFE AND SPEEDY CURE for all dis
3 ens,s arising from

4 SAFE AND SPEEDY CURE for all dis
N arising from
INPIRITY OF TIE FLOOD,
! Of whatever form Unlike most 9th so
call ID n'dies tina are daily uds c.tizcd and com
pounded by iG2Oai. tent and unpiinc,ed persons,
this medicine has b,en prepared witt the utmost
ssiil by r'gula practit.ontr eighteen year stan
ding. Owing 10 the ilcqd ut aad accommodating u
ct scfoiulous nature, and the utter abi.it OF
the Faculty to treat it successfully. DR.. light sp
during ten years of his life all his leisure hours from
his practice in study to discover some certain rerie-
dy for this most fatal form OF disease. At length, hav
ing satisfied himself that he had succeeded in 1916 he
commenced the use of the ..Scrofueus Antidotes in
his practice with the most remarkable success. Since
which time its fame has, without the aid OF ADVERT
sing in the newspapers, spread far aud wide. Re
ports of its wonderful cures have gone from mouth
to mouth, until he demand for it, combined with the
earnest solicitations of his friends. hats induced him
to offer to the suffering throughout the country.
In so doing. the Doctor would remind these suffer
ing that it is prepared by him personally, and con-
tains nothing but what is
PURELY VEGETABLE,
and calculated to act directly upon the blood clean
sing it from all impurities, and by its magic powers
inyigorating all parts of the system.
IL has cured consumption when all other remedies
had failed
ltbreaks up instantly the worst colds, coughs and
infuenzas.
1t eradcatcs hollis and pimples from the face, and
makes the skin clear and beautiful.
1t cures eTyspelas and all cuaneous diseases, and
is a sovereign remedy for female complaints.
In word it cleanses the system from all ulccrous
humors and restores it to healthy and inyigOated
action throughout.
Hundreds of testimonials from living witnesses,
can be seem to prove all that is asserted o it as "A
great and sovereign cure Of all the above diseases.
treatise ''Scroiulous Diseases can be had
gratis at all respectable drug stores.
For SALE wholesale and retail, by J. b. EsxRIpGE
StauntoL Purcell Ladd Gu, Richmond; 4. II
Stabler & Co., Baltimore }. T. Antrim, Green
vile.
VI. Principal Depot. 400 Broadway. ". Y.
B.--So person should despair until giving th.
medicine trial.
August 4, s55.--1y.
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Auction Of Goods.

yJ1IJE valuable stock of goods IF Deakns and Mer-
| ritz are at auction On Saturday and Monday,
day and night, until closed out. Ladies aud gen
temen. are invited to attend. Sales privately when
the auction is not going on. Cheap Goods and rare
chances to persons in want of such articles.
Sept. 20. 1864. \. N. lkoS l.
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W ASl!lNGTON HOUSE,
(FORNt.RIY GADSEY,S

y. ". cOa.sER or THIRD STREET AND
PENNSrL TANkl a lEytE,
VA sHlNG3ON CITY ID. G.
yf'ilE Subscriber bes leave to call the attention Of
L his friends and the public to the above Hotel
OF which he has just taken charge as Proprietor.
AT much expense the house HAS been recently re-
lifted and rciurnished: the rooms and paiors hand
somey decorated, and in short, the ent re edihce
made to conform to the most modern style.
THE WASHINGTON HOUSE.
being located but one square from the Capitol
grounds, near the Railroad Station, presents
to those visiting W asinpton accessible aud con-
venent retreat, whence they may readily reach the
Departments and other places of business in the
city.
To such may become his guests, shc undersign-
ed pledges himself to spare no pains to render their
sojourn pleasant aud agreeable. With petite and
attentive assistants prompt and respectful servants,
and table supplied with the best vlands OF the sea-
son, he hopes and expects to make the Washington
House one that will rank with the first Hotels of
the country. lie respectfully soiiets trial by the
travelling community.
| b"arders taken by the week month. Charges
| moderate.
| GORBAN BAKER, Proprietor.
Washington, b. c., Sept. ~, 1865.
1Ck BARRELS extra fine qualities Cid Rye
lLC Whiskey
ITO Barrels Medium quality do;
10 Z and Casks Old Cognac brandy
l25 - Imitation do
% Barrels American do,
Pipes Old ..Eoliauta Gin;
10 Barrels Peach Brandy
20 Is Casks Cherry do;
20 "a = Raspberry dol
20 = !" Ginger do;
10 Casks Old Jam. Spirits
45 Or and 4 Casks Pale and Bro Sherry Wines j;
70 :. ;. :. Old MAZDA do ;
IS ~ j" Old Port do
IS Casks Sweet Malaga do
% Baskets Champagne do
10 Iierccs Cider Vinegar. Just received and in
store for sale BY McVEiGH & CHAMBERLAIN.
.lfribcc Street Wharf, Alexandria, Va,
Sept q, laa5
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K.3KHERx.SG.

vOHN SCHMITT invites the attention Of the pub
d lie to his facilities PHEASANT and speedy Bar
herring. His Shop opposite Wopdward's Hotel II
the Basement of W. b. kaysers House lie has il
his employ experienced workmen.
sent 20, lo55. s55.
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kSCA>O.--A fresh snppl. Of No | Peruvian iu.,
u received and Cor ss. hv
Asss .? lss~, st-rlyE6 20
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FOUND
ON Thursday the 9th inst, a small sum of mon
~ ey, which the owner can get by applying to ).
j. Potter or W. l.. Balthis, and paying for this
advertisement.
Septic. is55.*
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VusT received and for scles nice lot Cheeses, Pure
d Cider Vinigar. add lacse lot OF Wooden Ware
Of all descriptions. STAPLES, MARTIN \ Vo.
Sap. NJ tSaS.
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EOuN {

vUST received and for sale a few barrels Of nice
u Extra and Family Flour. Also lot of nice Bacon.
sent ~. 1856 STAPLES, MARTIN 4 co.
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II. G. FAhkELL'ss
rrt.EguATED ARABIAN EMINENT

y.s most ertfoordiaary di4eeters ~ ne y ord .s"'
Great Afa5ian Remeey fnr h'tn asd 6edsf.
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vUST received and for sale lot of Stone Ware
u of all kinds and sizes.
Sept 70, 1865. STAPLES, MARTIN CO.
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DRs- EIcnEl.HEnGER & COLEMAN

TTAVING entered into a Co-Partnership, Offer
IL their professional services to the citizens OF
Staunton aud its vicinity.
Staunton, Sept. 20, ls55.--lm.
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Prepared by j. C. AVER,
Practical and Analytical Chemist, Lowell, Nasa

w.. sold by !. b. i.skr.dge and j. +. Laird
Staunton. John I. Arnall, Waynesboro. James +
Ross and by all Druggist and Dealers in Medicines
ev cry where.
.Iuna 3n ISfS I'm
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DRY GOODS AND MILLINERY

Stamton, Sept. 20, 1855.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-01-05
To tie Editors ot Mc Enquirer.
'rL'Ep tlJfE IrfIRES'r


PRIECr WILLIAM C"rSrr, Doe. III, lsIL)
Messrs f.dil"rs:-l live very retired III the Forest,
and know hni little of what IL going on except
through :hc newspapers. have ust got back from
Alrxan'lra, where have been To sell II load OF wheh
and procure some "arclcs necessary, Or nj least II
WAS thought sn when WAS II boy-and we are mol
wiser than our ia!hrrs-to n merry Christmas. iiar-
ing few hours I" Tparc, rode over to Mhlngt"h'
and of course went IL the Capitol. While sitting III
the gallery of the House of Representatives, WIS
interrupted by the conversation OF two northern gen
tlsmen on the bench above me, discussing plan l"
put the Know N"thiugs and Fc,lcras;s into power in
Virginia. And what do ynu suppose their plan was
1t was as follows To run q msn who called himself
an sold Line" Democrat. and who it WIS expected
would get enough "Od Liners" with tho Know No
thing and Federal vote, Ia elect him. They mention
sd the names at Three members at Congress nom
Virginia whom, they said were willing To join III the
movement. hn"~ on" ~ NUsr n"n'd IS eager l"'
the Ggr"t Ct Mr. l'". | preferred Gov. Smith t"
Mr.. Wise but the latter gentleman having received
the nomination. will support him. aud do my utmost
10 eject nun. " nat. do gentlemen suppose 'ha'
"Old Limo democrats are going To l"ln win hhoW-
Nothings und Felerass, TO destroy The Democratic
partyl Never were men more mistaken ! am an
"Od Liner myself. have always been Democrat;
| never voted against my party, aad never boiled
nomination made by Convention al my party. The
question with mo H, not what Mr. Wise ~aS, but run
he rs nor. lie IL nos sound Democrat anu llc IS
the accredited leader Of Ihe party in this conest-a
contest more important than any simcc Virginia put
tho seal OF concentration upon the Alien anu oed'on
laws of John Adams, now sough, to be reinstated
with tho odious addition of religious intolerance
And who are the "Old Liues called upon to support!
Why, some traitor, who will join with tho Know No
things, Federasts, &c for the purpos,-as that old
Federal organ lthe Alexandria Gazctte) recon.
mends--of "breaking up the organization OF tho De-
mocratic party" Theywi find that Inrder work than
they bargained for. Wise will be the next Governor
of Virginia aud the man who, pretending to be II
Democrat, suffers himself to be nac tool of by the
Know -Notngs, and runs in opposition 10 the regular
Democratic candidate, will find thHt he has buried
himself 80 deep that the blast OF Ii: Angel Ga.
briels" trumpet will never reuch him.
HICKORY
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DEC I'b--CU
VITINIE FARM FOR SALE

1INOR -cvnrul rcnsONs ] ItslrH sV0F'
po.-iblo my residence and therefore oNer ior sao
nv farm called Farmer Retreat and located "'hlH TWO
S,c of tho rising village OF Sevcnsvie, hing u Queen
con, ey in which there buildings which though Sucs'
st have been, and probably shortly VIII BE- 9csu
tably viii again be- in or IT, Female Seminary
r. farm /. IRON, 20 miles from the places OF
.,hods, Baptist and Episcopal 1t is within hve miles
N seamboa, navigation and eight miles from tho Court
Eouse 1t well supplied with wood, water and mari -
n5er tbe ave or six field sys;em should produce 800
f,rrel, o corn and 1910 1000 bushels of whea In
Seei il /. not for say how much this arln may DO
m-de 10 produce under enlightened and energetic nHh
,,,rn, There we're sown las, fall i0l bushels OF wheat
"a OF which were upon clover ralow. should be pieh'
ed 10 .eu ,A III, hand tho stock, furniture &C, Oh
at. /, .,,a,a.,
H. bw JAMES c. ROY.
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Il. FaIRFhS, Secretary.
FROM CALiFORNIA AND THE SANDWlCI
iNnS

Niw Yokk, Jan. The steamer Star u the w rr
rcur",l her dock shortly acr9 n'clork this afternoon
with dntes Ia iii" 9Th utnn as brought by th'
Daniel Webster nt New Orleans She connected Will
The Sierra Nevada. which left San FrnnciSc" on The
evening "l the nh.
Sh" bring. $u!5,S in gold on freight
Among the Passengers are Senator iwyn. Hon. e.
T.. &. Garrison, j. Ross Browne, AMI Mayor ~ d
Smith Of the T.. :. Army.
rAIITORNIA MATTERS.
notwithstanding tn" c"Itmu"I nbsomcn nt rain
which WIS being severely felt, III" mining news Is
cheering.
The proposed rail road from '"H Angei"a 10 the Co'
dorado river II fitvurnby thOnght al.
The inhabitants "f San l'i"s" "r' also projecting n
rail road Ia the Colorado river.
The magnetic telegraph in the course "t c"nstrnr-
linu between Columbia and Stockton Wa, 10 bc put
in operation by the Ist"t Janunry.
The adaptation of the -ril "i the Sacramento val
lrv to cotton growing has b'nn demonstrated by tho
exhibition of suInp"s grown therein
SANDWICH ISLANDS.
Dates from the Sandwich Islands I" the 10Th Of Mo-
v,,tlrr had irn received nj San Frnnclscu but EN-
Lrurc nnthii. new. The Indications were said Ia hr
favorable tn curly completion Of the annexation
trruy
THE ATTACK oS PErRurArLowsHi.
Russian arcounts ri the nita"E "f the allies on Pc
rnI,aulnwsk have been published III the P"iync7nn,
and represent the affair quite different from the
account ni the English commander. Iw" attacks
were ntl,lr on the place both of which inIled; ANA
the allied force VIA much superior 10 the Rursan
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VOLUME IL.
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ny RlTCHlE, IL


i,I,rs per snuum,. and At the
Daily rGi 's 1nSs per ps,sa sanaS '%n SnS SuS
|y,sr For the S'!lH ,l r,yHhe in advance. 10 et pdi"
ihrce dollars tor ~ ,i py mdl postpaid; or rN dollars
Sr snunin the 'nH " usy be remed per msi' III
i Al d"c f Rank notes. at the risk OF tho Edor,
an. s ss ii + any srs 'ss |
si-' rulst,in OF postaec III nn cNehri'e VI"
Fsiue-s. which "TIFEMs or ADVERTISING sr.,
hHn",,rn-For TEN lines or less trst
~ tn. INV csn. and every succeeding insertion ssS sSt or
rcm. Ii inserted once sM'rT 'su,s ior ench
,Er.r :,,rrs week, thirty seven I'LL" "N''
,, n,.r,,-,l, chIs"d MY collar, '"i rrs,rr
hines AMI IN rn; proportion '"' ,,,r,- wlo me
cnCth axe. pt Lottery "i'T',' "-'
chm, rcd alo0, paper n''w''' lao. ar h,as t,., In
Is rHr SrMEWEEkLY-f"r 7E> '.N'' VI .,,,y cents
.,r-on seventy tvc cents; tor each cvilh"'' ..ajiu
~ All Ohi,Grries and Tributes "i h'rl,,"
.,sr l,ues ARE charged Tor rs advertisements" 81,
O,d.rs rom Il distance must he ncc"i'p"''''"
;,.,r. uuy nr satisfactory rcictencr- in nLuru.,
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DFsRNBIE PLACE NEAR RANDOLPH MA


HSTpNDIN(; 10 move to IN adjoining state, We "ref
tor sap our present residence" near Railiniph Macon
College known hs EASTWOOD. Its beautifully stualou
on the leading from College 10 the town oi boyG.
ton oucourth OF mile from College, aud trcctourhs oi
mile from Boydton the lot contains about II acres oi
ground most which IN high sinie OF cnlt'Va'loh;
aud there nre the premises u,usy large ana pro-
iucive garden well o the purcs, water capacious Zee
house, &c, sc. The dwelling house and other
improvements, though not on lhrS" scale are
Of the best kind. 'aui in excellent repair. FER
w4Lng 10 set,e IN senr pleasant and healthy
neghborhood live College tor the PuTposr o.
educating their children OF taking bosrdcrs "ouiu W
we'll to purchase this eligible and beautiful place
Terms will be made accommodating. u ~
Address the subscribers ut Randolph Mncon Is,,rc
Mr. James T. Walker Boydron. who vii! t"<o p'e""
n giving auv additional information desired
/" 9'''"e any WM a. HOWARD.
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