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News for the PeOpHes
nentNnI oE AiENM q, cLE .


Goods at REEDS CoIonade Store
The subscriber has ust returned from the
eastern cities, and is sreceivRg and opening
large assortment OF splendid goods, selected with
care and suitable to the season, consisting OF
LADIES DRESS GOODS
of the newest styles Silks, MPrinoes, Cash
mere, Partisan Twill, Alpaccas, De Iains De
Braze and wool plads. lnsertings, French
worked collars and under sleeves. Silk and Gum
Bplts-Cloths OF all shades. CassmerS, plain
and fancy satinetts. Jeans, Tweeds, Oyercoats,
Buffalo overshoes for Ladies and Gents. Gum
shoes and sandals. A large assortment OF boots:
Hardware aud Queensware.
GROCERIES,,
Comprising Rio, Java, Laguira COFFEE. Sugars
OF all descriptions. Syrups and Molasses. Rice.
Tobacco, Spnrm Oil, &c, sc.
Bring on your cash and produce to Reeds
Store where you will find all you want at The
forrest cash prices.
JACOB REED.
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HUMMEL'S ESSENCE OF COFFEE.

EVERY ONE who has used Hummer -, t.y
sence of Coffee, knows that one pacNaSe A., w.
go as far as pounds of the best Java .rs oou..,
and coffee made by this Essence Will pFtSsr;rl
perfectly the real taste of Java coffee, Out w. W.,
have more delicate and finer flavor, n".,
color, and will certainly be much wnoeS0'A>
for every person than pure Java CoTf nr,c now
GrFor sale at Dr. b. +. HAKhl
Drug and Book Store. Oct' - ~
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The "Prison of Weltervreden" and glance
at the East Indian .4rchipeIogo BY Walter
Gibson, illustrated from original skrtcbes-l2
mo. cloth-Price ! 50-PubIished by J. c.
Riker, 1919, Fulton St., n. Y. and tor sale by
SHRYOCK & SMITH,
Chambersburg, Pa.
Us. g. s. rW forward the nboUe any
achere an the Stote free Of postage.
Nov. l6. lS55-3m.
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Came 10 the premises Of the subscriber liviny
in Colerain township in the latter part of Dec
last, two Sows, one black and white spotted
the other white-also four pigs, one black an&
white spotted, the other three white, no marks
The owner is requesred 10 come forward, prove.
property, pay charges and take them away.
Widow SHOEMAKER lof George
Feb. j, 1855.
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NOTICE

Letters of Administration upon the Estate OF
Elias Hook, late of Cumberland Valley Town
ship, dec, having been granted by the Register
Of Bedford County 10 the undersigned, notice is
hereby given that all persons indebted to SAID
Estate will be required to make immediate pay
ment--and those having claims are requested
to present them properly authenticated for set
tlement.
G. H. SPANG,
administrator.
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Notice!

DANIEL HELsEL has left his yendue notes :,
my hands for collection. All bnt two becoms
due on the 3lst OF February. II not pald h..
fore the 9th of March suits will be hfoaght
VIM NJ. HALL.
Feb. /. 1855.
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BOOK BINDING STORE.

The SUBSCRIBER would respectfully lhIoFm Ihe
Public that be still continues to carry on the
BOOZE BINDING,
in No. S of the Franklin Buildings Chambers
burg where all binding entrusted TO his care
will be punctualy attended TO, and bound with
neatness and care.
He still continues TO keep on hand good as
sortment of RELIGIOUS, HIsToGIcAL MlScellane-
nous Blank and School Books, Stationery &c,
which he will sell on moderate terms
THOS. w. WRIGHT.
Dec. Z, 1855.
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H. NICODEMUS,
5trirener anO Justier Of tbe 11ratr,

BEDFORD, PA.
Has removed his office to Juliana street,
nearly opposite The Drug and Book store ofOr.
F. G. Kramer, where he will faithfully attnd
to all business connected with the duties ofhis
Office.
He will continue to repair clocks and wath-
es, as usual, and respectfully invites those in
need Of his services IN this liGe to give hin a
call.
April 13, 1855.
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Cessna & Shannon.

IT AVE formed Partnershipln the fra'''.e
of the Law. 1z-O Office near ePPos'l.
the Post Office, where one or the other may ''
all times be found
Bedford, Oct. 26, 1S49.
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NEW GOODS /!

The subscriber has just received and opened
an elegant assortment of New Fall and Winter
Goods, which he natters himself he can sell a
little lower than evel before offered in Bedford.
Thankful for past favors, he respectfully invites
the public to call and see him before purchas-
ing elsewhere.
ELIAS FISHER.
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Dr. ES. II. Harry

RESPECTFULLY tenders his professions. ~
vices 10 the citizens of Bedford and vlcln"S, ,b.
Office and residence on Pitt-Street, 10 e' .n'
building formerly occupied by DR.. Jonn f'OH'
June "a, 1853.
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Jan. IS, 1886.
NEW FIRM.

The undersigned have this day formed part
nership in the Carriage making, and Black
Smithing business, under the name and firm Of
WEisEL & Co. We will endeavour by prompt
ness, attention, and the character OF our work,
to merit and obtain a fair share of custom
Our stand is the one heretofore occupied by
Welse S, Foster, Immediately East of town.
WIN. WEISEL,
MICHAEL WEISEL,
JOHN WEISEL.
Ian 1S 1856.
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ST. Nicholas AHOGGHe
NJ :, -, l., y al \

The Proprietor respectfully begs leave to IN
I'm the travelling public that this house has re-
IntIy been thoroughly re-htted and completely
Inovated, and is now ready TO receive guests.
1t is the earnest desire and intention of the
soprietor to give perfect satisfaction to those
Iho favor him with their patronage. A libe-
Il share is confidently expected.
SAMUEL LUMAN, Proprietor.
Successor 10 H. r. Dow < Co.
Cumberland. Aug. 10. 1885.
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JOHN HAFER.
NOTSES FOR REAT.

The subscriber has for rent, on reasonable
terms, four brick dwelling houses, all in good
repair handsomely located, and we'll finished.
Possession given on the 1st Of April next
\. LYONS.
Bedford. Dec. %. 1855.
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D1cK1NsoN's coRN-sHELLEp

have purchased the patent right for Bed
ford County, of Dickinson's Patent Corn-Sbel-
Ter, and am prepared TO furnish every Far
mer with this very useful and convenient ma
chine. 1t comes very highly recommended both
al Pittsburg and New York. 1t is no, necpssarv
for me to detail its merits. [ want every BODY
to see the Machine, as it carries with il lis own
recommendations. lis price brings it within
the reach ofevery man. being $40, when de-
livered at my house.
JOHN HAFER.
Reference is made to the following Persons.
d. c. Long, G. B. Wisgarver, Jacob Zin-
mrrs, Jacob Bowser, Jacob Dnnkle. John AL
stadt, Samuel Imler, Phillip Zimmers, DanI
Frtter, John FlpSer, Jacob Yount, VIM. Krpfe,
Asa Sivers, s. Vondersmith, Job Mann, John
Alsp.
Jan. 25, 1856.
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shoe store.

StOECs
A. B. Cramer s Co have just received a
very large stock of Boots and Shoes suitable for
fall and Winter-part styles as follows:
Mems Superior Waxed Doubled Sole Boots
Mems Z" City made Calf do
Mems g Heavy KiP-Lined do
Youths " Waxed Doubled Sole do
Youths" 4" Kip g g do
Boys 4" Kip (" F" do
Bows Calf do
WomenS' 's Doubled Sole Kip Bootees
WomenS' s' GO fine Calf and Seal do
Womens' +" fine Goat Morocco do
Women's Z" Parodi Bootees-very handsome.
Girls Morocco, Kip and Calfskn Bootees
Children Shoes of every style and Price.
Doubled sole Gaiters-Gum Shoes &C., in
fact Boots and Shoes to suit every purchaser
II you want pair of Boots or Shoes please
give us call and you shall be suited in price
and quality.
G5-Exchange Store is the place to buy Boot,
and Shoes.
Oct. 70, 1855.
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The undersigned begs leave 10 inform his
.nds and the public, that the business will
future be continued at the old stand where
is now receiving and opening general and
II selected assortment of fall and winter
DDS, which he is determined to sell cheap for
III or approved produce,
An early call is solicited.
G. w. RTPP.
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Nov. "a, 1854.


ID ESPECTFULLY begs leave to tender ms f
n Professional Services to the ClliAeii' u
Bedford and vicinity.
20 Office in Julianna Street, at the DFU5
and Book Store. Feb. u, lo'f'
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LAW NOTICE.
w. ]. BAER, Attorney at Law

WILL practice regularly in the Courts OF
Bedford County hereafter. He may, during
Court Weeks, be consulted at his room at the
Washington Hotel
Nor. %. 1855.
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STOVES !!

OK hand, and for sale, superior c,ores.
Cooking, Ten Plate, Parlor, and Church o,p'
GEO. BLYMlRE'
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The nar,n zip heretof,e existing between
/ UNDER ned, under the name and firm Of
I'D (. 5ster, is this day dissolved by mutual
,srnt 6. w. Rupp is authorized TO settle
business the late firm, and to collect all
It's due thereto.
G. w. RUPP,
G. R, OSTER.
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LIST OF CAUSES
Put down for Trial at February Term, 1856 (1lth
dav.)
Sarah Duffy vs. John keeffe Exor
Catharine Sands use Moses Wsegarver
BarndolIar and Ashcom Peter Morningstar x wife
John Davis x Co William Ruby admr
James McVicker et al George Powell
Samuel Carn David Foore ct al
Aaron Donnelson John Griffith
Jacob Sleek Abel Du
Archibald Casteel NJ Barclay admr
Jacob Sleek George Riddle ct al
DR. Wm f. Riechtor Samuel Winters
Pattonsvllie and Woodbury. I r Co Jas Patton
Same John King ct al
Geroae W Figart John Griffith ct al
Maria Mclldowny Samuel Williams ct al
James Patton Ell al Ezekiah Loekart
John Nycum Plowman and Riechtor
A Blodget Esq James Williams
Daniel Shea John Rollins
Jacob Snider David Karns
Daniel Baker Philip S Croft
David Patterson use Saml Vondersmith
Abraham Lehman S NJ Barclay admr
James NJ Reynolds Same
c Souffer's assignee Galbraith
George Oats Isaac Hill
| Levi HardInger William Blair
| John Adams Jared Hanks
| Robert Dick Frederick Mundwiler
/ William Barndollar John NJ Van Horn
Charles Merwine Joseph T Phelps
BenIamine Fink George Gehaugh
i Peter NJ Cessna Abram Reser ct al
D. WASHABAUGH, Proth.
| Jan 1S, 1856.
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TO BUILDERS.

The subscriber is fully prepared TO furnish
any quantity or quality of Building LnI"or' S
and Plastering Laths. Ordrrs directed 10 y.
Clairsville, Bedford County, will be promptly
attended to, by giving reasonable notice.
F. d. BEEGLE.
Nov. "a, 1854.
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PRESENCE OF MlND IN DoG.-A spaniel
dog took position on the railroad track at Cen
tral Falls the other day near The station, while
a train of cars was stopping for passengers al
the station, and his attention being attracted IN
an opposite direction from the cars, the tram
was almost upon him before he was aware OF ITS
approach. Instead of attempting to get off the
track, as human being would have been moved
BY impulse TO do, be dropped as quick as
thought in his tracks, and lay fiat upon the
ground while the whole train passed over hun
withou. njurng him or even touching him.
We call this presence of mind. 1fit was not,
what was ii ?-Palrtucket Gaeefte.
FlRE.-DIsTREssIKG SlTUATIoN.-On We'd
nesdav morning last the new and beautiful
cottage residence of Ex-Lieutenant Governor
Leak+, at Madison C.. H. Va, was destroyed
by fire. The lamily-al ladies and girls
barely escaped in their night dresses, and were
forced 10 walk 10 bare feet through snow TWEEN
ty inches deep to a neighbor's house. Nothing
of value was saved from the burning building.
Loss $4,000.
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To amonnt ofexpenses including
rebuilding of Bridge over the
Juniatta at Bedford,
Paid for 200 shares of stock with
unpaid Dividends therein,
Dividends paid during the year,
Bal. in Treasury,
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Feb. s, 1886.
&tafeERhem
G.. II. SPANG,
administrator,

Ofthe Receipts and Expenditures ofthe Cham
bersburg and Bedford Turnpike road compa-
ny for the year ending January 16, 1856;
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The subscriber would respectfully announce
to the public tha: he has removed his Timing
Establishment to the building recently occupi-
ed BY Mr.. Luther, as a Confectionery Store, in
the Diamond, where b. is better prepared than
ever to accommodate his customers with every
article in the line of his business, either whole
sale or retail, and hopes they will give him a
call at his new location.
GEO. BLYMIRE.
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Bedford. Sept. 2s. 1853.
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Jan. o5, 1856.
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By bal. at settlement Jan. 1885, 2,24S 8.
Amt. of tolls received, 5,2I7 80
Rec. from ]. Calhoun'S estate, 3,241 4;
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NEW Egds0h {!

Nov. IS, 1855.
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REGISTERS NOTICE.

Dec. IA. 1855.
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LIST OF CAUSES

Jan. Is, 1856.
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STRAY HOGS

Feb. 1, 1855.
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ESENHOV AL.

Bedford, Dec. %, 1855.
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LAW PARTNERSHIP

Bedford, April 6, 1888.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-05-03
virginia ana Pennsylvania.

We hear a great deal Of Virginia and p, NJ
..,yauia always standing together. Goyeaof
Wise. aIludes 10 this 10 his letter published M
IN DAYS paper. These are times when facts
should be looked al, as they really are an ii mol
asaceepted tradition and attscti ~ have oeeh
won, 10 represent them. We have every Ie-
spect for and confidence in the PENNSYLVANIA
democracy, but really we have never seen mat
they were any better than any other Northern
Democrats. Il Appeals to US thai the same Tor.
nadoes which swept other free-staies also swept
PENNSYLVANIA. In 1910 Peonsy lvatla did not
stand with Virginia, but voted Tor Gen. mar
rison. In 1913 Pcnnsy lvania did not stand
win VIRGINIA, but veied Tor Gen. Taylor. In
tho fra, origin of Know No,hingism Pennsyi-
yania did not stand with Virginia, but IKE an
other Northern states, went oveIwhelll'''s.y
for Know No,hings. The present uoverhol Oh
Pennsylvania is a Know Nothing and a 'fes=
soilet. We mean Governor Pollock. a maJt,.
'ity of the members Of Congress from Pehnsyl-
yania are at this time X. Ms, and free-soIlers -
These little ficts knock into fragments al! Tins
talk about Virginia aud Pennsylvania standing
,oeaiher. The fact is. that we can recall no SIN
Gle Instance in which other Northern democrat
ic states yielded, that Pennsylvania diu MOI
yield likewise. ,:..-
We do not sh to be understood as assaiiifg
the democ acy OF Pennsylvania We only mean
10 correct an historical error IN regard 10 fenn-
sylyania and Virginia slahdng together al 10
enntend that the democracy OF The NoI'hefh
States have been equally successful all mugs
considered - L,nchJurg Republican.
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BARGAINS IN CLOTH.
II lAG.-The Cheap Clothing Store ogaitst al
omRetition WELLER Il LEOPOLD again invite
public attention to their large and well made stock
of SPRLAd AND SUHlER GLOTHiNG, which
cannot be excelled in variety, quantity and quality
by any other Clothing Store in Town or State
Their Goods consist in Coats from IS cents up to
S2o Pants from so cts. up to Sl0 Vests from 50cts
up to Sl0 also, large Stock of Boys Clothing and
Gents Furnishing Goods.
EeiLg largely engaged in the msnufacture of Cloth
ing, with an experience Of & good many yegls they
are enabled to get up superior quality OF Clothing
suitable to the wants OF this section and in their
prices they defy competition.
BY arrivals, twice week., direct from our Man
shall at all times have full assortment
and the latest style. If you want cheap and well
made Clothing, don't fail to call at
WELLER d LEOPOLD'S
Large Clothing House. Main ST., opposite
White d i'a,ton's Store, Stanton, Va.
April 90, ls56.--3m.
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Removal.

YENHE undersigned has removed his shop from the
Il house of DR.. Donaghe to the rooms fermerly
occupied by Mr.. O'Rear opposite the old Ttat oil Il
corner, and adjoining the Store of Mr.. Adam
Bickle.
lie returns his thanks to his friends and the pub
lie for the liberal patronage heretofore extended
him, cnt rope. TO continue it in his new place of
business. He receives regularly the latest fashion
plates, andis always prepared to manufacture eothe
in the most fashionable style.
lie has received the Spring Fashions, and Il pre-
pared not only To manufacture work in the la test
STYLE but to furnish Cloths, Cassimeres Vestinss.
&C., of every variety and quality.
April &c, 1856. 4. DOOLEY.
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VERY vALUABLE PROPERTY
IN MARKET.

IN consequence of failing health, the subscriber in
Il tends to retire from active business, and with
that view he will offer ut public sale the premises
on Thursday, the 10Th day of May, 1856, (unless
sooner disposed of privately, of which due notice
will be given,) that well known aud very valuable
estate in Rockbridge county, Va, called
CEDAR GROVE MILLS"
For the information of persons unacquainted with
this property will simply state, that it is located
on the North River, at the head OF small boat navi
nent point of the Mddebrook and Brownsburg
Turnpike, from Stauuton 10 Lexington and is the
point OF junction between that important highway,
and the beverly Manor Turnpike recently opened up
the Valley OF the North River to the Rockbridge
Alum Spriuss, distant II miles, and to Goshen be-
pot on the Central hailfoad, Ii miles from Cedar
Grove Mills The estate consists of 1851 Acres O,
Land, divided by back Creek in two tracts. The
one contains 100 acres OF excellent land on which
there is Merchant MILL so by so feet and stories
high, running two pair Of Burrs. ard aae pair of
Choppers. a Warehouse Immediately ON the btnk
of the river; Miiler's honse, Choppers house and
Shop, Storehouse and several small DIV cling -hou-
SEES, BESIDES Barn with two floors, Tables, &C.
The other tract contains 254 Acres, and has upon
it coD,modous Frame Dwelling house, a large
Storehousc 'fst erected at the Junction OF the two
turnpikes So feet long and % feet wide with large
Store-room, two offices and good Cellar. On this
tract there is an excellent Orchard.
1t rarely happens that such an estate is IN market
The location Is one OF the best stands in the Valley
for Mill, Store dc. The neishhorhood is wealthy
and intelligent, and the opening such an one as will
enable a OF enterprise to make fortune.
ii tie real estate is sold, will offer on the same
day, la ,e quaint OF PERSONAL PROPERTY
conssttag i. Horses, pair Of young Mules, Cows and
other itee ssaak, Farming Utensils, de-, &C., and
growing ,lGg.
TERMS aeeogsiaodating and made known ON day
OF sale, Application by letter addressed to me
at Cedar Grovc Mills .kockbridg county, Va"
JAMES A. i. RANDOLPH.
Apr 26 lS56.--lw
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$50 ACRES OF LAND EOss
> n l. Il.
WITHIN IL MILES OF STAUNTUN, Va

WITHIN IL MILES OF sTAUNTON, VA.
TIVE heirs of J. B. Breckenridge, decd, will. on
L the 3lst day Of July next, if the land is not be-
fore that time sold privately offer at public SALE on
the premises, the Valuable FARM Staunton,
known as the Red Bud" and cen teining about go
Aces.
2 Red Bud Is one of the finest Wheat and Grass
Farms in the county of Augusta has extensive and
productive Meadow Lewis Greek; several fine
Springs which supply running water to two-thirds
of the land acres n Fruit Trees, well select
cd and very productive; all the necessary Farm
acres well timbcrcd Woodland.
This farm can be conveniently divided into two
farms-one Of about $50 acres, east of the old Win
chester Rosd-the other of about go acres vest CT
that road
TERas = ohe-fourth in hane; the Balance in one,
two, aud three years. Possession will be given en-
the 1st Of September next, and partial possession
earlier # necessary, to enable the purchaser to put
in the fall crops. Bonds will be executed for the
deferred installments, to which, the title or
the vendors lien will be retairedf
Apply to A. N. BRECklNRlDGE,
April 26, IS56-tds. Staunton, va.
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Commissioners Sale,

TIVE PECK MILL and Mer's House and
l. Lot, not having been sold on the day appointed
for the sale OF the whole Property, will lie offered at
Public Auction in the town Of Staunton in front OF
the Store House OF b. d j, s Crawford, on Tues
day, the 9Th day OF May next.
The Mill is situated on Christians Greek, near the
Central Rail Road, four miles from Staunton and
occupies most eligible position for large business
in the county. There is n comfortable. Miler's House
attached to the Mill, and lot of ground containing
about Five Acres.
TERMS OF SALE.-One-third in cash. or 2 well en-
dorsed Negotiable Note for onethird at 60 DAYS in
terest added and the bal-ace in one two and three
years-bona with good security for the deferred
payments. A. II. II. STUART
HUGH w. SiIEFFY,
April ID, fs36-tds. Commissioners.
Spectator copy and mark COST
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Announccm ents.
ro7 ooMnoNwrALrn's ATTORNEY.

VLyE are authorized to announce J Ohm IL Nc
w CUEas candidate for the Office of ATItH-
NEY FOR THE C0MMONWEALT for Anguish
county.
To The People Of augusta County.
T,EILow CITIZENS IL announce myself Q candl-
FOR THE COMMONWEALTH In this county
Should it be your pleasure to re-elect me, snail
endeavor t, discharge all he duties OF the ONCE
faith 'Ully, and in manner to show my apprecia-
ton the renewal of your confidence:
Respectfully, WI. H. HAhMAN.
March, Is, 1856.
HAVING been requested to do so, by number
Il of citizens Of the county, announce myself a
COMMON EALTH for Augusta county.
March %. 1856. ROBEKI I. n lNALA.
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TKUSTEE,N M.LE.

FlY virtue of two Deeds of T.,.st heretofore eye
~ cuted to me, the one By aHirew j. Deakins on
the 9th Of August, 1852, ami t. other by the gran
tees CT John G. Kyle, an the 4th Of March,
0nice, will, on Tuesday The 25th day of May 1886,
in the town OF stanton, expose to pubic sale the
valuable storehouse and Lot recently occupied by
Deakins d. Merritt, and now in the occupancy of j.
Nj. Nelson. Place OF saie the Old Post Office Cor
ner; and terms OF ale; the purchase money paya-
bic in three equal instalments on six, twelve and
eighteen months credit from day of sale, to be Sc
cared oy bond and security and retention of title
till the payments are completed.
in. HENDREN
April 26. lS5G-fds u,ustoo