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Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-05-31

KIND WoRDs,-They never blister the
tongue or lips. And We have never heard
of any mental trouble arising from this
quarter. Though they do not cost much,
yet they accomplish much. They help
ones own good nature and good will.
Soft W ords soften our own soul. Angry
words are fuel to the flame OF wrath, and
make it blaze more teIcely.
Kind words will make other people good
natared. Cold words freeze people, and
bot words scorch them. and bitter word.
make them bitter, and wrathful words
make them wrathlus. There is such
rush of all other kinds of words in our
days, that it seems desirable to give kind
words chance among them. There are
vain words, and idle words, hastv words
and spiteiul words. and silly words, and
empty words, and proiane words, and bois :.
ferrous woods, aud warike words. Kind
words also produce their own image on
meas souls. And beautiful image It is.
They smooth, and qaiet and comlors The
heSrrr. They shame him out of his sour
moroSe, unkind feelings. We have not
begun to use kind words in such album
dance as ;hey ought to be used.-Pascai.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-05-31
ATTEMPTED Swindle.

Mr.. Taber, gentleman from Rocking
ham county, Va, who was temporarily
scjourning IN our city, was selected by a
couple Of sharpers on Monday afternoon
as most proper game for their skill. and
accordingly, whilst enjoying walk was
met BY nice young man, number one,
who persuaded him TO walk out on Fed
era Hill to see something wonderful in
the elephant world. Here they were
met by nice young man NUMBER two, who
saluted them, and drawing out watch
which he asserted was gold lever, in
formed them that being the unfortunate
vic'lm OF dire distress, he was compelled
TO part with 1t, offering to part with the rel,
&c apparently with great reluctance, for
the insignificant sum of $50. Mr.. L vas
earnesly advised by his friend, the nice
young man number one, to secure the bar
gain without delay. stating that nothing
but his lack OF funds prevented him from
The purchase upon the spot. The Viz
gilman fortunately was not caught, and
simply remarhing "young gents. you cant
come it.oyer me-l've read the newspap ers
to some purpose. walked quietly away
leaving the two rascals in a state of stupi-
fled establishment. 1t is needless to add that
the patent lever was one originally de.
signed for such dealing and that MIR. r.
did no' suffer very great loss in failing to
secure it.--BaH. Sm.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-05-31
THE INDICATOR.
sTAUNTON, VA,
SATURDAY MORNING MAY 81.
---------- - = - = ; =
Mr.. Fillnore-s Position.

The New York Express is one of the
most jealous and reliable champions Of Mr..
Fillmores election, and is doubtless fully
authorized to define its favorites sentiments
on the vital question Of the day. In the
course OF long article, defending its own
course, the Express says:
"The old Wing party Of the North, to
man, was opposed to the repeal OF the
Missouri compact Every Wing North
tfn Senator, and member Of the House, yo.
ted against the repeal. Every Wig press
in the North resisted it. Every Fillmore
man in the North, and every Fillmore
press, stood upon the .fnalisy' OF the great
settlement in 1850, and Justify resisted lis
beng broken up.
"The American party have presented TO
their country, Willard Fillmore, for the po-
litical bead of their party-as well as for
the political head of the whole United
States In his Presidential Message, in
the most solemn manner he is pledged TO
the FINALITv Of the settlement in 1850
| by which Kansas was left 'tree'-and he
WAS further solemnly pledged to discoul-
age all further agitation to unsettte Whdt Was
then settled. There is no doubt, then, if
he had been reelected President, that he
would have taken the reverse course OF
President Pierce"
Here it Is clearly avowed that Mr.. Fill
more, had he been President, would haze
strenuou,ly opposed the passage OF the
Kansas act, aud would have insisted Oh the
Missouri restriction, SO degrading TO the
South and SO injuriou, to her equal rights.
He doubtless agrees with our neighbor OF
thea National American that the repeal Of
the Missouri Compromise was dishonest
and iniquitous," and, of course, should, as
an honest man, il elected President, adgo-
Cate the restoration OF the Missouri Line,
and the wiping away OF such ''dishonest
and inquitous" act. How can any South
ern friend OF the Kansas act vote for such a
candidate Rich Enquirer.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-05-31

THE INDICTMENT. OF RGEpGR, RnRiNsoy
AM 0FHERs.-Tha Lecompton Kansas
Umon. pto slavery, of The Sth confirm.
the telrstaphic report that ileeder, Rob.
nson and other Free State men have been
indicted oy the Grand Jury in the United
States District Court fer the first district of
Kansas. They acted under the ins,ruc-
lions OF 1udse Leeompte. The Union says
eli his charge;
Judge Leeompte knew his duty, and, as
an able, fearless aud resolute iurlst, ne dis
charged that duty. He called the at,en.
ton OF the jury 10 the rebelIous and treas.
enable spirit now prevalent III our Terri.
tory, and referred 10 the foul assassination
OF pubhc officer while in the discharge
OF his official functions. He said the lao
q TIE faad should be executed al all has-
ards.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-05-31

EMIGRATION FROM IRELAND.-Late Irish
papers state that emigration from that coun.
try is once more on the increase, and the
pea, antry are leaving the country in large
numbers. From Dublin and other south
ern ports the departures are numerous
The United States is. still the favorite desti.
nation Of the emigrants, but small pro-
portion choosing the Canadas or Australia
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-05-31
Milton and NspOleeD.

Symmcns, i'll hia life OF Milton, says
thai Napoleon Bonaparte declared to Sil
John Colin Campbell! who had charge o
his peison on the Isle of Elba. that he was
"a great admirer OF Milton's Paradise
Lost" and that he had read it TO some
purpose. for that plan Of the battle of Au.
s,erltz he borrowed from the sixth book
OF that Work. where Satan brings his ar.
tiilefy to bear upon Michael and his an
ge!ic hos With such direiul effect
"Traning his develish encinery, appaPd
On yside with shadowing squadrons deep,
To hide the fraud
This new abode of warfare appeared to
Bonepau SO likely to succeed, if applied il
actual use, that he determined upon ii,
adoption, aud succeeded beyond eSpecta-
tiGn. reference to the details OF that bat
tie will be found 10 assimilate so complete
ly with Millions imaginary fight, as te
leave no doubt ofthe asserton.-Erchange
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-05-31

90 On Saturday last the Queen of Eng
land Victoria, reached hS 9th ycar-the
18th year Of her reign,
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-05-31

Ns- The editor of the Utica Herald
says that he once knew wild widow who
cut on! her own daughter in the good grcaes
of her lover and married him herself 10
obta revenge for this mean unmotherly
trick the daughter set her cap for the
Y oung mans rich father, (ot whom he was
the only heir and actually married him
and had chlldien TO the infinite annoyance
of the other parties. This occurred III
Onondago county, y. Y.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-05-31

will be communicated TO Congress, with
such recommendations a. the exigency of
the case may indicate.
FRANKLIN PIERCE.
" sshington, May Is, 1856.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-05-31

STARTING DIcLosURES.-Ihe follow
ing paragraph is taken from the National
MielHgence5's New York correspondence.
During trial now progressing in the
United States Circuit Court in this city the
extraordinary fact came out in evidence
that, when Know Nothing is admitted
70 his second degree, he becomes a party
70 an oath which binds him to stand by a
brother of the same grade. regardless of
consequences. even as witness in any
eouItl
Is not tins enough to repuIse every hon
est man
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-05-31

ana hopeless cases cured atthe Institution with
afhe last twelve years, and the numerous I'M
hafiaat Surgical Operations performed by ph
iDaXS TON, witnessed by the reporters OIL tht
,ybish have asaia and again appeared neiott
iha na5,is--ii sufficient guarantee 10 me al
Actei ..,e ..,a.,ho care If Dr
-, msY relis ously eonlde in his honor a,
'o es, id coalia snly rely upon his Sk'i
ssl physieial. ;.z,,-,ant and worthless
rtseoayna Dr. US @rH "u,
gar .iHs themselves sreadn a
viii, a5A Gng the health o. the o ass sayv a to
s NE specially 10 those unacquan'e( with ms
rs5aa on, thai his Credentials or Diplomas al
viva nang in his q ttiee ,>>err.,,
~. ALI, LETTERS MUST BE fool fA'b
.-Rsmedies sent to all parts OF the country
TAKE N0WCE.-Petsons writing must
state zoe, also send the portion oil advef'iseneh
which describe symptoms. ,,,rptcU
~ OFFICE No. 7. SOUTH flSntoHhi0A
ST, East side Observe name On df2f
June ~, 1854. ~,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-08-21
d I Q d /,

% The 2cs last. o. bi. re- Jss-. % Bail skis,
sfe'il'oss ty.tssry JOHN LOCK, ss., sxsd -
year,
NJ. L. vts oas Of ii. olle,i snd meat vslsed
shtfrss ~ Ne eoasir He rr uoiver.sllv sa-
tSsusd - oil whs snew htm srd ss loss gill Be
grssits ~ imnedis,. ssighhcrsooi
10 ChsrisSosa AIsp.' 80, $50 MARTHA
JANE i.Behisr oi David "a ard Sallie CSskrrli,
aye year, 5 a, aib. 400 - fsV.
asss.t i3A. ", JAMES FLANAGAN sr~S a.
fs svsst that h.pr~sed o-sassss,ts G.r 10
usa- be. es r.s-tsl ssd n-is.rsoly e. o.
tAs 1s.iL q Ne FtsssFss ID csza- ~ %, "a -,
,, ss-sI a-sas u ,skB-s. ssd ca are "a, H.,
.kil~ "a -aslI ksvs ssttss d. hesrt. 81 Je., -.
vs.1 soi hs.s s-sa d.tr-.sinr 10 he E,.,l. "a
k'esS' pssiA es~s sPos hin y .. s.s...I ,,,,..,
sd o. - s-sIPse'-d h@s he ell BY III. had 81 20,
lsso~ is N. psi~s 81 Ito ~ IN. utd., az ~. a., 4,
Sams-t. he rl-sy Il b.. m,shood ga, 80 -, a. a.
S.st s.1 "s.trf hssrts sfs.hed snd bob. P,...,.
% o a. sas .his d'.Potisa I'D L..r, \.
h'@.et an.t - ihcss whs kasw biw hs.t A.,k,.
es.a b "a t'si sai fsithfst o. ftA,, .s.-,,,.,,.
s.d s'nr Cuds' his ho.P,tabIe roof tread. .,a -
Ssssisses' -sre ksdi, received ssd sxr..abl, .-,-v
hssd ss"dag 81 the head 81 . nss.r, .. ,sd j~p.,J
sst fssdT he 'rsrted kn.sH ,aiuli, nd .,cr-..l.I
~ 70 provide 10 then the eo- lnst. ~ LIE P,.,..r.
sssd sPo. his sGrrts, ssd ero-asd tA.-. , IN 49,.
ssd Ja.' ~h~a prepar.d 10 rajoV LE. he EeIl - AZ.
hssd Of 80 s..siisai Tia. !. sAsl. f.ny 1880 !,
US ssfursl he'd s.d protector and lei. 10 ,,,,,,,. -,
sia TIE 'sti' ~ tho prrs~at ~. NAV IN. go, n,
20, ~ @s a. b 'h..bspd 10 the u,dsw ,.a |. 49,
. :, ?, me irA"r'e-s. . ssa sosdsei =. .-.-sr
80, ARE uc:.-' - S;rh. a. 'As
syfh P'ssas copy. T. W.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-08-21

LET ell The vesh ssy uhAt thsV 90,
- 's'''"r s.Ps,.i Psisss As.si C. ere sAs -.
N NCHI @ q,
MI. "A MEL IL TAI
- w
ErcaAsos sso Lerrtar Bsosss..
MOST rs,p-eifoiiy oesr 10 The pubic ID, fol
WI losing q, and Iosssry 10 Be- d,,x. s.,,,. ~.
sos's .. Asts,, and nops ,A'y -tl Asvs the Eo>a
AaOsx tAr ,oIrue,d i,,i,.,,.. Pn.' '0f 'se~--
40, 70
40 rs00
On SATURDAY., Aas. ah slt be d,.-n "a. Ct,,s
Css.o,,osl,a Le.sty. c,ss' &c G.sd cspi,sI rI,s-
sJ7 500, 20 VI ~ 500 - OF > 800 vs. =, $40 3
o. 50 IS SO,-I2 g.liot.
"h~s AHssb s'o-h~iSes s5-Qaafters 2 80
r,,..,,,,,E 'ss,h, =,
Sefinsa'e OF "A"i- Tickets siiS-Hsltts SIT
o-.i'si. s5z- s.'sb'a, SO -
Tu..d,r a.so., 80 y. s,,t.,.,, g., =,
Co.., 40 .nc al "a Lehfii ' a.. -
Isoo $50. IS S Ss',.. wv : OF : 90. 20 %
rcssl. So -Hsises 81 so-Qua,,,rtgs
CsH'heA's VI W so's TicE-, s7i-Haii, sJT
Qaartst. IL Is
an non
n.r,,s.
=, Up fndSy Aarn.' - Poscmoks River Class
- s.S..I, =" O0O' 1000 So's' u Il lCOO :.
eAys 50 Halves 81 90 ousn'fs 81 IS
n osIines't.e ct "ho'e' ga 20 Have Ell IL
OaAfsts . oe5
s32, 900
coosoi,asI,d Io,.srT' cI,y ~ T.s,.i I p',,a
ST. eco . Of 5000 4 Sf 5000 s-t A ~ "a
- 90. - - bailoi.
wbpls ticket. sIO-HsIv,S SS-op,,,,,, a. IN
Ceruhea'e. o. Whole. sity so Hsly,. ga -
sas VA
SSs,ovV'
Mooesy, AugHsl isth washlnxton Comfy
Ca" . esPu.i y 500, O0O, 500, =, 73s; 10 VI
4 =. 4
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-08-21
House and Lot for sale.

DE Ftfiue n . Deere o. 10 sifruu Courf 90
ID Cisrse c"uniy siI eel 90 thr prsati-ss o..
10 hiEtssi bidder SsfHrtas a. l0st 80 o.
Asrua 7sH tsissss rsu $40 Isaf o'riutS N
~ H"vss shd L. tiour asfsaI 90 ivns marsh %
Cisrbs C"Bnu rssf he fssiesHss u John ~
Like 70 b-iDnH,hs o. M hsHs $50 dsvtssfs -
GspfsS Ii's, deed Tbs dsrF-s susst. sbs fausrh
~ ~ purcbsss money 20 paid % ne ssy ~ ssI-
the halltrrs 10 ihi'S 'ss's'n'nis rsfshIs -
tgaIvs Bur siFftrFs aash ~ Or whfch tAs par.
Chsssf uiiI give his botts
AN MOORE
Jolly ~ isJf-ts SP-rIaI Conn
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To Real Estate Owness,

Rs4i Ejiah AES-ey o9os. Bag0stOtrn, Nd iss6.
1--WE uudsfs,rhsr bsViBg sstzbisbtd . Lsnd
ArrncY Oehcs w HsEsfsp - - pfspsf-a 10
act - Agsbi tor psf.oHs having FI'pi iof ssis Ia
the ~tats ct VHEthia There afS sbquiriss mAds
daily by bo'h tsFmsfs Of his and tie oil pinttE
stare 81 PrnHsy iVaaia shoui VUEibia lend. ia
Esrsinwn - sHGstst N tshssiY popHlaisd she
hourshink VaiiSy ant l. poiht sAicb th- Pea
s'iVsbisns pass to reach ~ valley ~ VnEibis
asd Hlii ryshIusiIy b-cpns 40 tap'ffaaf place cor
psfsons desiring 10 disTs.s Of Real Estas
~ srntinE foil fsscTip zoe ~ ne pscpsry
ard ~ smUusi 90 ukirh you usht i aIvsnissd
o. oil h. inssrtsd 10 psrsf o. large sueaiAiiSn
amusF thr Agricultural eommuhuY
IN ssse here 10 no sale made ~ me- here WiIl
b. 20 charge creep isf NJ sdyefttrmtut
REFERENCES
Hon DN1s Nosis H1gffegTs, VI
Ds~ffL WFfsfi
Wnttss " Nsssastt
pFrss y ssaLL Prrf,faf S5-izrt HgHt
Hoe Aifx'a z Horftrs lsfrsa c. Va
JEROME u RqudHAUGH
Aifsrasg 81 Es- 80 Rst Esiais Arsaf.
Juig 90 i-lH H B. NaEsrpfuan M
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PUBLIC SALE
vi Q desirable little Farm and
Personal Property.


TUE saescrie-r iatesdiar 10 dsyole M. .u,,.
a.. voc 70 me mefesatiie business. viii sell. pos-
.n,.W q psh,ie aaetiOa. (if not disposed OF pri-
vaisly hriots
On Wellesley, tis I'D day Of S>ptemS,r.
VI FARM 90 which he realizes eoutsIniar sbos,
ioo ACRh~ Of So rate lime>ions Land Is
seies N good umucr. ant the cleared lsnd well
enro. pria -ipAV with locus, poet and es k,ne,.
"es vel, 10 .tnooihs sad verv productive. Tn,
inrrorsmrnt. consist Of vrrV comfortable two
.,o'T hsme building god two story Kitchen
BN'n. Corn Hansr. snd all Other p.csxs.rv ant
tr''hinrs al 81 Whi~h have ben pot IN wi,hI,
TIE lss Swear; besides . ~-ll IL good water yer,
roev~nisut There are Two CF>tern. uhirb sa,rs
az ssSeiAn, -a.riv - -ster is'zt ySsas o.
ehaTd Of chcirr ~ Trees insi rinn ior to h-a,
The farm Atlnins ih- lam. Of x w BAYLOR Jos
sihan FRAZIER and Thpmas West and - houod-t
On 'h~ east side by the winrhe,trr sua Potomac
Railroad c-p" il not more than . uile dis
tsni This properly 1. veil xofthY the srtsniian
81 any p-t~pa vi.hiae q eomfnrtahis HON, An .
rod nsighhafhood The terms siII b. ons thir,i
cash a'd the balance IN four EQUAL annual nav
men'.. with inieresi-iAc interest," On The whole &c,
b pah annuaNV. and d, "a ~ truS, tn Srcur, IN.
deferred payments Anv communication on N,
SUBJECT II ai6'essst Ia the sub.cfib-r 81 Rippor
Jsd~r."n CCuntv. Va. vili be promptly ausnd.d
q, snd The land shown tv him
tmtqsdtatSlv After the sale Of the lard will .eIl
ell of nv stock farming imrlensstS and house.
hold fnfb tufr consisiing IN rsr a. foliovs:
goo work Hnrses sno hrcod Ms-r.;
Colts 80, .He tse otAsI too years old last
sprins;
6r-,str young Riding Horse. Saddle ssd
BTide.
MHrh Cow; bead young Cattle;
Ahou' 70 head NJ Hog;
2 rood brosa Sow and Pigs;
10 Sh-,p and L. NIB;
Z Carri,se (a.sriv nswl Hawks make;
hTI rs'e new Nsgon;
! broad tread ditto
PlolEh. ant HsrrnV'.. wheat Fan (Runysnl
wsKos and p'npeh Char;
- ' CO baTrels corn 1 q the crib;
w., Of Rscon:
And w fsc' almost every N ing ussfuI IN a farm
The Hrnseho'd Furniture onsisis of Beds. Bel.
sisa's 81 Tabir- Carp-'s Chairs. one SCOTS
patent Refrigerator one Piano, one Sofa. and =
great may ar i~is. ion tedious 20 ennnsrai~
The terms viii b ~ months e,-edu, on all sums
above S dcl's'- honi and good .curhv heinR ~.
qairsf of S. and under, Cash Sale TO com.
nsnce 81 10 o'clock.
A e TIN7ERLAKE
AaE "a 1856 WV Gs'oas AHe'ioHs,r
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TUE Iaisrig % ysg lrste 10 inicfm Be pub
.sr fhai ttsy stI otcn sch,o Tor ths 10
'..I.1 q JouUE Lsdtss Boz Chansstuvn 10 BE-
. .Vsf in- biog uIs 90 BsItfA Cooke "a
- 'H u. srprmbyf pffE.as Every bfanch 81
.'F be- ltrHt 10 CDmp-~te igmsis srBcsti0a
- .aata in he school ant To- suictssI 90 60.
SI - rsI. iu thg isPoumsst sSd god O..
~ 'H" aHF 'FfIss ebffattst iu her cafs
= .s'iHrf 'fnsi p. he 1aisfuf1-i tsieftY
- 1870 co. % aFxtgfn aad Metsn Ats.
".rs TH- terms n tsuiuu oil b.
e. - la'faH Abd aaai4iaaa ~ appi.sa-
..'ttslFrs#
Iva 4 MAS = IS KgrrLgwELL.
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Notice.

TIE uu'sr,ignsd y ossirops Of obiaiatng ron
'ur Of be Vrfy kisd cusismrf'. 81 isa'i .
y. shstt dys hin lie sVery fsia -iaai
" ne The call. boz Ne assurcs hts ifisus. thsi
".'r'ha upou bin compsls ain 10 Do 80. Ev.
~ ''ar inx naa Eaoss that Ia emp oymeni ~
We. rsn 81 frqaifss 30 outlay ubiCh must
~. Or ", tBsfsfgIs DOT gsfeasonabs or hin 10
q, ~ IsIi-s ~ dooe hip.
u - prompt cusiomers b. has fsasou 90 b
h'.'-. sud o them ~ ofsts ~, best tos To
!" so hsvs not B-sn ~ uInP., he IN afriy "a.
'..' .a.H-g heir susntisa irriing assu-Sd hat
~ uiI rrsIOaa uihoui DELAY
JOHN HILL
L-t-L-. n.rnt lnt qI $40
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I,O FARMERa.

I DESIRE 10 Cail III su-En, q ui Farmers 10 a
i ysIy Vaiu-tie THREsHING SAd CLEAN.
ING MACHINE, nov IN tbis place; Il was con.
suuctsd ~ calvin Page, E'q II FrsdsT'cE Nd
and - the hsi machine " he Eind ever iIEodu "a
N this s-ctiOa 81 cOuhWI aud possesses advsb.
tegrs over anV OIhe- mAchibe that has prsrredSd
u. One of the principe sdVsntsGrs 81 To-. ma.
chine - the p~Tfccl mAbn,r IN Which The whssI -
separated ~ m fhs chsh AID sitau non, h.i.s
wss'si III What hsiuE discharged into bags
snd The straw rlSvA'd 60 ssy ds.irTd hsigkt thu.
saving obr or mofs hands tor carving AWRy ne
suAS AID " - Pcraaasafiy 6rsd apps trio'li ~
which The necessity and ,ncvov. a'tncr ut iuadtnE
and unloading Il ayOiird. Mr. John Bans Wua
a. 'SHhsd his Ehsat win thts machiBS 40 hers
why - - IN operation rfonouSe. u VEkH
SUP, n s''R HAC HIRE.
desire par ,-ulauY. oCafl the Aitsntian efFsr.
mes an. msehi.is's. TO P,ffoaJ Pa'saf TStyls.
s'sT Ho,s POlrcr susebsd 20 tbs snseh'hs SbI"h.
f"r suDPiicry .rsbEih and errseiin1 eIeri' and
mUsi rVesiua!iV supsfsedS al o'arr' FAfIn'r'
wishiBR 70 engage this machIsf 10 'hfs-t ih~if
Wheai - snv rsf.,.n wishing o ~ y, ear DO 90,
BY apply ing either 10 pcfsnn. Or bv isIisr ="
CHARLES \ RICE.
Carers HOisi ChaIlssioSb. Va.
80
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PROCESSION LAYING CORNER
RENRGN ~

PRoCEssIus LAYING CORNER
sTDAt, st.
BY Divine PefmIssioa, The Corner SiOae Of the
Lu.hrIau Chufcn, abJut Iu - erected near the
Uayn School house, Oos sni han mties Nora
East - Duihsl4'.. aud Immediately 90 the road
lraiing from Sh~ph~fdsiONa TO Haiiiown viii be
lam by =. u " WHbaa IL CbspmAn Of ViT.
s'aia Lo-iEs No l. - o 3, on Thursday the
2sih iBst fhc dih fcnt Lucgrs 81 Odd Fellows
Ifibs' Oi Rad ASR, AEd DIsisiSas ~ = %, 81 Ten.
pefsoce 20 IhIs 40 s.Vrfai IN the joining cUun-
n-',haVs bcen iaTtsG 10 ansad and jOin IA . pab-
iic pfscss-ion
Toe services Of the sAspheristOvs Brass Basd
VII b. secured i"f TIE Ucrasios
The Rev. Mr. seis, Of Baiiim0rs apd s,her IN
dcn'J sIPse'sd 10 be IN sltsBGshes sSd 10 deliver
Stf.-ss-s
PLAIN bot substantial Dinner, will be prepay.
% ~ wtirh he mrmbefs q ib- different sr6zrs
uho may have joined ~ the prOes,sisn will b IN
viird 20 rariaks, without chHfgs-but fof ell 9th.
rfs ubo may he pIsss'd 10 dine . charge Of IS ere
,seh ell h made TIE Lsdiss Of tie nstahbor-
hood Uii b. prspafei 10 iutBish refreshmsnts sgch
- lrs Cream Cake. Csadtes. Lsmoasds Sc-ths
m -rV sri.ius ffosn toe sale sf sktch viii b. sn-
piirs q. ASSET - the erection OF the Charrh.
wsa a., TcQu stsd ~ announce ihsi. prrVi-
eos 70 layiss a. CafneT = ons . besuuiui Bsn.
nsr viII - pre- %. q By me Lsdf~s, 10 PtdaiH
Division 40 ~ Saas Il TrmEsfaaes, Wiih 80
appropriate address and frp5
TIE paste ore mos rsfii ~ 'bviisd o nariei.
pate. GEORGE LlCKLIDER. auggos
JoGN R"NRAoUs. con"'''''.
M Hsessru are hsr-bT natih 4 ihai tAsy
vii P"siuvriY b pr hihsts5 On ihuI dty from ssl
,nR 'hy ih'rE near ~ place Of hpidisE he sboVs
namsl nrsunF
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Fer sale

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