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Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-06-09
Superior Court.

There were number of presentmenls tex
ceediug twenty mas'eby the Grand Jury OF The
Superior Coufi Tor this county, now in session,
for retailing liquors W ilhom License. John
IioniAah, Mrs. snsley; and Mrs Welch, are
the persons against whom tho rresenttilenls
were found.
There were also eight other presenmenls for
assiut aid battery.
The case Of Breeze johnson VS.. Vincent E
Geiger was decided this Court, and damages to
the amount Of S2S7 SO awarded the plaintiff
the defendant pay ing the cost also. The offence
complained of was, that in ls47, Mr.. Geger,
about The time he vas stating TO Mexico, upon
scme supposed provocalon, used cow hide
most too freely in the presence of Mr.. johnson.
Mr.. G. shotty afterwards returned 10 Siaunton
as recruiting officer, when Mr. Johnson insii-
tuted legal action against him. The case has
been Tried various times, ilhon decision
In The present instance the Jury We're out seve-
raj days Mr.. Geger is now in California
His security in bail, Mr.. Peter Chrickard, is
held responsible.
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asEI,s,! HELP HEE.P!l

TAEE the following method of informing my
j. Friends and Patrons of Staunton and the Vieini
tv that am still in need OF help, aad do earnest
IL bn- of all who know themselves Indebted to me, t.
Cali and ,,ay up for need every dime shafts due
to nut me strait with the uortd, my creditors are
pushing me from all sides, ana without my dues,
cannot satisfy my creditors.
Reforming nv tfanlas t. my Customers and Credi
tors for past ayors, still ask OF them continuance
of the same for time, and | am happy to inform
them that am still prepared to do work in the fol
lowing line that may be entrusted to me, such as
House painting, Paper hanging and glazing,
At the following Prices.
FOR CASH ONLY
coats plain painting, on wood per yard,
lind materials ~cts
find materials 30 eta
materials found to me Is cts
&c I" " f" wood 90
materials found to me Ii OTIS
granting and vanishing after painting, fur
nish material, per yard 20 cts
painting and granting, find materials, per
yard 40 cts
coats roof painting, find materials, with
roof paint, per yard Is cts
i" +" :" {. the materials found to
me per yard Is cts
coats plain painting pastcring, find
materials per yard d., ,a.,or;.,. eonna >, 50 cts
me per yard 10 cts
glazing per light the glass and putty, found
to me, glass by 10 Bets
g 10 g II 4 cts
II IL " IA 5cts
Il IL " IL Gets
IL q Is S cts
ss Is - 20 Gets
None need apply unless they intend to give tn
above prices in cash or equivalent, ,
Jan. 6.-Messengef copy. X. Il. THoMAS.s
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Trust Sale or Real Property

ID virtue OF deed OF trust, executedto me March
ID "a, ls49, by Peter Layman, and Fanny his wife,
and of record in the Clerks office of the county OF
Augusta, for the purposes mentioned in said deed,
SHALL in pursuance of said deed, sell for cash. on
the premises, on Tuesday, the l4th day of August
next, TWO TRACTS UPLAND, belonging to said
Layman, lying in the county OF Augusta, and fully
described in two deeds to said Layman, one from
the day Of anasry ISL the aher os ram Ba aS
S. Bell, and Nancy c. his wife, bearing date the lst
day of March, ls49. lot As sold by said Lays
man to Abrm Shaver, taken from the two tracts
mentioned in the deeds referred to, and excepted in
the deed of Trust, is not offered with the two tracts
Persons wishing to purchase the property wirex-
anime it for themselves. The title is believed to be
free from all doubt, but selling trustee shall con-
yey such title as is vested in me by said deed.
Juno 0, ls55.-tds JOHN BROOKS, Trustee.
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The Legislature

The Democrats, and anti Know Nothings,
will have majority in the next Leg islature OF
AZ. The Democrats had majority OF 36 OIL
jont ballot in the last Legislature. We have
gained in the Legislature, as follows: South
amplon, Charlotte, Prince Edward, Henry,
Montgomery, Fluvana, franklin, Jefferson, Not
toway, Taylor, Harrison, P,isylvania 2; Hardy,
Russell, Gloucester, Preston, Faaquier, Marion.
Total, %. For the Senate, in Hanover, &c.
Montgomery, &C., Pittsyyania &c.
We have lost for the House OF Delegates in
Augusta, 2; Rockbridge. 2; Loldon / Nor
folk county, 2; Hennco, Morgan. Brooke. &c.;
Buckingham, Randolph, Jackson, Braxton. In
the Senate, we lost Appomaltox, &C.; Norfolk,
&C.; Accomac. &c.;-makng total of II. A
clear gaH for the Democrats Oh j,iat ba ,,of5 5.
SENATORS ELEcrEp-Cemocra's
Faliaicrro. ,Denea Yates, Douglass, Wood
ing, Aut.ltr. Tate, Cobb, Funs,tn, Deskins.
Welsh. White, Thompson, Campbell, Paxton,
West, Steuarl, Burlington and HnldIeson.
Know NoTHINcs.-Messrs. Flood, Braden.
Finnsy, Parks AMI Oaugherly.
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Public Sale of Augusta Land!
ssaSO A CHcs.

nN Thursday, the I'd day Of August next, the un-
~ dersigned will sell at public auction, their
FARW, it being the same which belonged to their
father, Capt Samuel Steel decd, and is situated
the stanton and Scottsyille Turnpike, within
two and half miles of Waynesboro'.
This beautiful and level farm is justly considered
of the best in the county of Augusta, and its
superior cannot be found in Virginia.
It contains 800 Acres, well watered aud timbered,
and forty of fine MEADOW, to whiep may
be added twenty thirty acres. Indeed, the whole
farm might be converted ntos mcadow of the finest
quality. The buildings large and comfortable
DWELLING, fine Barn. Granary. Stables and 9TH
or ont houses of the best quality.
The Virginia Central Railroad runs within sight Of
the faria, the nearest depot being Waynesboruhgh.
az miles oil And two Merchant Mills are within
the same distance, one of which being DIT Wayncs
borot,sh Several Chureds are in the Immediate
ncighborhood. and in The village of Waynesborough
are male and female Schools Of the hghest grade
The society of the neighborho0d is moral cultivated
and refined.
Terms will be made known or the day Of sale.
ANDREW A. STEEL.
SAMUEL STEEL.
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BENT OF BUrrAAO,v

situated Buffalo Creek in said county, on the Old
Valley Stage Road, within miles ofthe town OF
Lexington, miles of the mouth of Buffalo at the
North River Canal, miles from the Mouth OF the
North River, at the James River and kanawha Ca
nal, and y miles from the junction Valley Plank
Road.
This tract contains about GOO Acres The improve
ments, are large frame Dwelling House, well finish
cd, with or 10 rooms, and double porch the entire
front-a large stone Kitchen an lee House and 9TH
er necessary out-houses, good Stables and a dou-
BILE log Barn. Upon this tractis large Merchant
Mill, in good ORDER with pair of Burrs, one Coun.
try Stone and Corn Crusher--also Saw Mill and
Miller's House, These Mills are situated on never
failing stream, with abundant water-powcr, and in
the midst of q fine wheat growing country. The
Merchant Mill now commands as it always has done
an extensive business.
The dwelling has, until within few years, been
occupied as Tavern, and the location is tine point
for business stands. The Mills and Dwellings are
near each other.
Donohoo's old Forge is also upon this tract, with
hpe water power for Maehinery-a good Dam and
About 800 acres afthe tract are cleared, and good
for wheat--good exposure aud well enclosed. The
residue is well tmbered.
This tract is situated in the midst of fine neigh
bornood. An estate combining so many advantages
is seldom in the market. Persons wishing to puf-
chase, are invited to call and view the premises
They will be shown by John Douglas residing there
on.
penses ofsae, and for the residue, credits of one,
two and three years, in equal payments the puv-
chaser executing therefor, bonds with sufficient Sc
curty and the legal title retained until the purchase
money is paid.
survey of the tract will be exhibited on the day
Of SALE The estate being sold for division, will be
sold unncumbered by dover rights.
Sale Will commence at IL, A. NJ
W. A. MCHESON,
Commissioner.
June 8, ls55-tds,
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From the liichmond Examiner.
The Result In the Congressional Elec-

We give below the vote in the several Con-
gressioual Districts Of the Stale, except in those
of Messrs. Bayly, Le,eher aud McMullen, in
which there was no opposition, or next to none.
II will be seen chat The Democratic majority H.
The State a, large, If tested by the result is lit
lie less than 10000 Indeed, the vote for our
Congressional delegation, is probaby a better
test oil the strength Of .ho ancient Demoera, sen
time Il, as distinguished from mere opposition to
knnw NolhinXisin, than the Gabernaiorial vote.
First cielrict.-No regular opposition 10 Bay
IT, Flourno,'s majority 572
Second Congi ssslona DIS rcl.-M llson' 5
majority $685. Wise's maturity in this ds'ric,
s25.
Third Congressional Dis,rc,.-Caskic's ma
jlrIt, 4lS. The majority tor Wise in this Dis
rlct Is Is.
Fuu III Congressional District.-Goode's maj
2006 Wise's majority III This district is l552
Fi.th :Cungressl1ral District Bocock's ma.
l7O3 Wise's maj oriiy in this dslrIci is $50
SIKH Congressional Dis'ric,.-powrllis maj
1893. Wises majority in this district is 3l6.
Seventh Congressional Dlstrt.-Sniihs maj.
6396. The majority against Wise in this bis
tt,ot is 1917.
Eighth Congressional irict.-Majbri'y for
Faulkner 220 Wise's majority in this district
Is l2l.
Nn,ih Observation-Disclosures has no opposition.
Wises majoIliy 1882.
Tenih Congressional stiist.-Kidwell's
maj. 1886 Wisc's mai in this district is sos
Eleventh Congressional District.-'Fhe con-
trs, has beef, close in this district and Lewis,
who was though, at time To have been elect
ed ,sr ported now as defeated letter in Sat
uriay;S Wing gives Carlisle maj.rhy OF 2a2
il the district. The majority, according 10 our
ieIurns is less but unless The official rrlurus
change those thai have come to hand m Lesis's
favor, he is, We berve defeated.
The majority for Flournoy IN this district is
2S2
--Wi.e's "a $50
Thirteenth Dist Wise's majnri'y' S52l
McNluilene not ascei,ained but about the same
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TO FARMERS AND MILLERs.
NEW AND IgsPRoyED,
Double S reeaing Grain Cleaner

! Oou6ie D TeentnG tram Cfe0nef'
I'ATEN7ED APRIL 2Oth 1852.
rEsIlE subscriber would respectfully call your
| 4 attention to his INPROFED WiNEO WEIR,
which he is manufacturing at his shopin Staunton,
Va, where he has number finished for inspection
of Farmers and others. This FAN has received the
highest honors where exhibited. having been award
ed some eight premums III the last three years. We
could append thousands of certificates TO show IT'S
superiority in expeditiousy cleansing all kind OF
GEAIN from cocfe, cheat. smut and other impurities ;
but tiiihie i. all sufficient to say that are now
furnishing Of the most perfect Cleaners that we
have offered to the Farmers of Virginia. My
team will Gin a few days. be passing through the
County ready to accommodate all that may want
good Fan that will clean the most filthy Wheat and
all kinds of GRAIN and Glover seed, clean enough for
any market without sitting, they are warranted and
given trial.
Pr For Certificates and References, see handbils.
We annex few :
SrAu4roS Va, March 1855.
hereby certify that I have used one OF L. }.
Doyes Improved Patent Grain Cleaners, during the
last year in my Mill and my Farm, and have no
hesitation in pronouncng BY far the best separa
tor in use, and take pleasure in recommending
.. C. MORRIS.
SrAuNroN, Va, Feb. 1856
Mr.. T. J. Doyle Dear Sir. Yours the 22nd ult,
came to hand, and it is with pleasure rcply to the
same and without moments hesitation give your
Fan the preference either of the other Fans left
with me to try. DAVID SPECk.
STANTON Va, Jan. 3lst 1888.
Fan you left at Farm, it cleans very rapidly and
well, and is altogether superior to any Fan have
seen. DAVID FULTz.
MoGsHEysyTLLE, Rockingham Co., Va.
Mr.. DOYLE: Your Improved Double Screening
Grain Cleaner would believe claf as fast as two
Machines could thresh it cleans perfectly the most
tithg Wheat and c!eanscs Clover Seed clean enough
FOR any market, without sitting it. The saving to
the Farmer is equal to treble its cost.
DAyL MILLER.
Ctf, pst .,,c. H. Irrav va
have used T. j. Doyles Improved Patent Fan.
and believe il to be the best separator and cleaner
row in ;,se. WA. a. CHAPMAN.
VA. CONCENTRATIONS addressed to THos. J. DoYLE,
st9unton, Va. will be promptly attended to. All
my rams have iny name stamped upon them.
MAY l2, 1e55.-3m. 4. j. DOYLE.
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A LSO another Tract containing 1l5I Acres, or

A LSO another Tract containing ll5L Acres, on
n the turnpike leading from Staunton to Middle
brook and adjoining the lands Of James Henderson,
David Spcck, and others. The improvement consit
Of a new Brick House, good Barn and splendid
Corn House, beautiful young ORCHARD Of graft
ed Trees two good Springs near the House, and a
creek running through the far end of the farm suf
cient for Saw mill or Cardng Machine from for
ty to fifty of very heavy timber land the bal
ance produces well sufficient Quantity of meadow
ground and fine situation for village the pike
at Liberty Hall school house, six miles fron Staun-
ton and five from Middlebrook.
Also small tract of BOTTOW LAND oh the
creek below David Hiden's mill containing Acres
and 80 poes the whole Of which will be offered at
the same time and place Of VIM. Englemsn's deed,
sale. ANY of the lands will be shown by the subscri
Der. Terms made known on day of sale.
May H. 1855. JOHN ENGLEMAN.
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THESE Pills pUR1FY TIE BLooD

These famous Pills are. expressly combined to opc-
rate on the stomach, the liver, the kidneys, the
lungs the skin, and the bowels, correcting any de-
rangement in the functions, Purifying the blood, the
very fountain of le and thus curing disease in all its
forms.
D DYSPEPSIA AND LIVER COMPLAINTS
Nearly half the human race have taken these Pills.
1t has been proved in all parts of the world, that
nothing has been found equal to them in of dis
orders of the liver, dyspepsia, and stomach com
plants generally. They soon give healthy tone to
these organs, however much deranged, and when all
other means have failed.
GENERAL DEBILITY. Ill HEALTH.
Many of the most despotic Governments have o.
pend their Custom Houses to the Introduction OF
these Pills, that they may become the medicine Of
the masses. Learned Colleges admit that this mcts;-
cine is the best remedy known for persons Of
delicate health where the system has been impair
ed, its inygoratng properties fail to afford
relief.
FEN ALE co N p l. A INTS
No Female, young old, should be without this
celebrated medicine. IL corrects and regulates the
monthly at all periods acting in many cases
like charm. 1t is also the best and safest medicine
that be given to children of all ages and for any
complaint consequently no family should be with
out it.
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Let the Whips Crack.

Opposition in the Staging business seems
about This line to be the order Of the day. We
understand that opposition lines will run on the
Lexington, Warm Springs, and Winchester
roa.ls. There will be three lines on The Win
chester, viz: Parish & Co. Burke & Co., and
Hartman IL Brown-the latter peing the mail
contractors. OF course, we expect TO get our
summer stage travel free. We look for hing
else. When we take a gratis tide in the new
coaches, OF the old, we will be better prepared
10 particuiarize.
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AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSE.
.F:p1fg,aftrify Ei,.gj2l5U.

NIE are now receiving a large assortment of Ag-
w ricutural Implements, Seeds, and .Konares,
and will endcavor 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,
Threshers and Horse Powers,
Petinock's Wheat and Guano Drills,
Harvest Implements of all kinds,
Harrows, Cutivators,
Plows, SubsUil surface and side hills,
Garden and Field Rollers Road Scoops,
Ladies Garden Tools,
Trimmers and Shears,
Seed Sewers and Drills,
Lime Spreaders,
Corn and Cob Crushers,
Garden Engines, Cstern and Force Femps,
Grindstones and Fixtures, While Trees,
Ok Yokes Traces and Horse Collars,
Briar Scvthes, Bush Hooks.
Axes, Mattoxs, Grabbing Hoes,
Spades, Shovcls, Forks and Rakes,
Churhs, 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.
W.. All orders thankfully received and prompt
ly attended.
MEADE & EACIIES, No. II,
Alexandria, April 81, ls55.--tf IFaiafax st.
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TIE MARKETS.,

RICHMOND, June I.
We quote Flour to-day quiet. Superiine Sill. 25
Extra 81 .5oaSll 10 Family i2aSl250. WheatSl STA
$3.50 Rye 81. l5al 90 Corn s7a9oc. Glover Seed
S.. 25as so. Oats 50a50e. Meal s0a30c. Rock Plaster
in small lots 5000 per ton. We apprehend rise in
plaster. Ground 5000. Salt $500.
Brown & Shook, Commission Merchants
In Richmond, Cattle sold, So Si.50 gross
Hogs, S6.5GaS7-supply moderate. Sheep S2.50aS5
for ordinary and superior.
Butler q Co., Staunton, rcport-Flour Sl0aS10. IL
Wheat 200 Corn %. Rye 10 TO IS. Flax seed
Sl.l2. Oats 40a45. Clover seed $3.50. Timothy
seed So. 25aS3.b0.
The market for Butter, Eggs, &C., continues at
high rates. Butter from lG to 20 cents. Eggs, l0a
u. Chickens l6. Turkeys 5oa62J5.
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CIV are sorry 10 learn that the Rev. VIM
Browne, has resigned the Plincipalship oil the
Augusta Female Summary. He has accepted
an appointment Of Professership in Transy Iva
mia University, Lexington, Ky. Mr.. B. has
rendered himself very popular in this place, not
only by his efficiency as ar instructor Of youth;
but by his courtesy as a gentleman and his
consistency as a christian. Under his charge,
the Augusta Female Seminary has received fiat.
tering patlonaee, and now ranks among
the more prominent and prosperous OF the
State
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IMPORTANT NEWS.

TN addition to our already very large and well as
i sorted Stock of SPRINd AND SUMNER
GOODS, we received two days.ago another impor-
tant supply of the finest kinds Of Ctothing made up
in the latest style, namely; Fine Frock ard Dress
Goats of different colors; Cashmere and Cassnett
Business Coats othe incest PATTERNS every variety of
fancy and other Pants and Vests in every kind of
stuff. Besides this, We have received new and
splended assortment of HATS. In consideration of
this extensive stock bound and promise to sell
at much lower prices than any other house in Siaun
ton can afford. Therefore good bargains are to be
had at s. KAHN & cos
Stanton Nav 10, 1855.
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Farm Of william. Engleman, Decd
Sale on Saturday, june 10Th 1855.

Sale on Saturday, june 16h $50.
yATE will offer this Farm at public auction on TIKI
w premises at II e'clock, A NJ.
This is a desirable Farm containing about 2et
Acres II is well watered, has q fine young 0KCii-
ARD upon IT, and all buildings and out-houses nc
eessary for a farm.
1t adioins the lands Of VIM. ,. johnson and others,
about five miles Southwest of Stanton.
7eraes made known on day of sale. At the same
time and place we will sell one horses few
head of cattle and a fhreshing machine with horse
power. DAVID ENGLEMAN, rx,ors
JOHN ENGLEMAN, Ia 0i''
MAY 8, IS55.--tds
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..WAR with all its horrows," is not so relentless an
enemy to our race as those fell diseases. Scrotua
Syphilis rheumatism, the imprudent use of Mercu-
ry and other affections arising from tainted and inn
pure state of the Blood. CAarEa's SPANISH MIXTURE
is the only remedy which will drive these nsidous
diseases from the stem. Many have been restored
to health, who bnt for its timely aid. would have
sunk in dispair. Do NOT DELAY, BUT THY IT IN
TIME. may 10.
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Dyspepsia and Indigestion. great scourges
of people cannot be too we'll understood, the
means of adverting or curing them too highly APP
preciated. The person who discovers any means of
alienation, confess benefit upon his fellows
and is deserving Of honor. This desirable eonsum-
nation has been achieved. and not oniy may dyspep-
STA be cured. but it may be prevented, by the use
of Hollands Btters, prepared by Dr.. G. NJ. jack
son, Philadelphia, which medicine is spoken of in
terms of the highest commendatiodby thousands who
have tested its efficacy. 1t is perfectly innoenous
in its nature and possesses the valuable property of
improving the health Of the robust, well re-
storing the health Of the sick See advertisement,
june
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For sale.
EARM AND MILL PROPERTY.

gNflE Peck Farm and Mill property, on Christians
l. Greek, four miles from stanton, not having
been sold on the day formerly advertised, will be
sold privately by tthe undersigned. The Central
Railroad runs through the farm, which consists of
1888 acres, with excellent brick dwelling house,
and other suitable improvements on it.
HUGH W. SlIEFFEY, Agent.
June 2, 1S55.-Spectator copy ,tf.
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NEW EMBELLISHMENTS

FT'lIE undersigned has opened, ON Augusta Street,
Il in the new Store Room between Cowan's Book
Store, and Selierrers Confectionery, handsome
sortinent of
CLOTHS, CASSfHERES. FESTINGS, dc.
which he is prepared to manufacture into garments
of all descriptions, agreeaby to the latest fashions
having purchased them this Spring in the Northern
cities. He has in his employ experienced ''crook,
who only desires trial to satisfy the public of his
efficiency. The public are respectfully invited to
call ON him, and examine his stock before purchasing
elsewhere. His prices are moderate.
March 81, 1855. JOHN N. HEFlIN.
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ENCLOSE PosrAGE SrAMps.-The duty
and expediency of enclosing postage
stamps cannot be too generally knswn or
too strongly enforced among all who write
on business. Much disappointment will
be experienced by those who through in-
advertence or Indifference, neglect the pre-
caution, for many, who would willingly
give any information sought, will not be
content to pay for sending il to those W ho
want il.
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% A. N Simpson and Vim. Ruff, having
resigned as Oversssss Of the Poor, for the Cor
pefation Of Slaun,on, the Council Oh Tuesday
last, elected 10 fiji the vacancies, Jno. Rrande-
burg and Alex. Tayl Tor.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

WILL be sold on the 18th day of june at the
w late residence Of Geo w Kaylor, dec, all his
personal property consisting Of Horses, Cattle Hogs
Sneep, and all his farming utensils. together with
all his Household and Kitchen Furniture, and one
sett of Blacksmith and Cooper's Tools. Also lot
of Grain. Terms made know on day of sale.
June 2, 1s55.-2t.* JACOB BEARD, Admin.
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Westward HoI

The cars OF the Central Road are by de-
gress making their way Westward, finally
to connect aud command much Of the vast
trade Of the Missippi valley, andsother
producing sections. They left here on
Monday last. and ,un to Swoope's Depot,
3 miles west. Westward is the march Of
empire.