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Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-07-05
EXECUTOR SALE OF REAL AND
PERSONAL PROPERTY.

s Executor OF jaime A.. Cochran, decd, will
n sell very desirable and valuable Tract of Land
lying on the waters of Buffalo Branch, in the county
Of Augusta. adjoining the lands of George Shuey,
Jacob Hoover and others, about two miles South
west OF Churehville, and containing Five Hundred
Acres The land Is of good quality, timely tim
bcred and watered, lies within miles OF Swoope g
Depot the Va. c. r. r., is convenient to Chnrch-
es, School houses, Mills, Stores, Blacksmith Shops,
&C.; all things considered, it is in one of the most
desirable localities and neghborhoods in the Valley,
It can be conveniently divided into two Farms, with
Spring of water on each will sell it either in one
or separate tracts to suit purchasers.
Also, Tract of Land, lying in the same neigh
borhood, at the eastern base of North Mountain, on
the waters of Whiskey Greek, containing about -
Acres. with all necessary improvements
good Cooper would do well to purchase this land,
and carry his trade extensively, as he would have
ket for his at the different Mills in the neghoor-
hood.
Also, a small Tract of about 80 Acres well i'm
proved, adjoining the Loeb Willow or home tract.
If the above lands are not sold privately before
Thursday, he 7h day Of august, shall, on that
day, on the Buffalo Branch tract, proceed to sell
them, at public auction, to the highest bidder,
will also sell, at the same time and place, great
variety of Personal Property such Horses, Colts,
Cows Calves and Hogs; all descriptions of Farm
ing Utensils, Harness. Wagons, Ploughs, Harrows,
de-, &c.
TERMS shall be accommodating ana made known
on day of sale-long credits with good security.
ANY one wishing Information as to the above prop
erty, will address the undersigned at Churchvile,
Augusta county or any one wishing TO see it, will
be she wn any all CT It, by myself brother,
of whom can always be found at home.
JAMES COCHRAN,
June 14--tds Exr James A. Cochran, decd.
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TN pursuance of decree entered in the cause oil
i Bonivta and others against d.: A. Pitmans heirs
and depending in the CircuitCourt of Augusta shall
proceed on Thursday, the 3lst day Of July next, in
ry desirable property recently occupied by said Pit
man, and nearly oppositethe Virginia Hotel 1t con
tains two store and cears-a Dwelling House
Any person desiring to invest his money in real cs
state to yield large dividend, will find this deslra
BILE for that purpose.
Terms OF SALEi-The purchase money to be paid
in four equal instruments, falling due respectively
in six,twelye eighteen and twenty four months from
the day Of sale, bearing interest, the title to be
tanned as ultimate security, and the purchaser Civ
ing bond and good personal security.
- NIX. TROUT, Com'r.
June Is, ls56-tds.-Spectator copy
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-07-05

@rE.T. Mapp Announces Li'nself as
Know Nothing candidate 10 ill the va
esncy in Congress occasioned by the death
OF Judge T. H. Bayly. Robt. Saunders,
Pfesiien, OF the late Know Nothing State
eonventiop. is also spoken Of as randi"
date Of the same party
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-07-05

NTiITE & PATTON will, on and after the LIST of
w July, offer their entire Stock Of Goods. a.
mounting to between $4,000 and sis 900 at Prime
Cost, and less in many instances for Cash.
The Co-Partnershlp expires BY limitation, ON the
LIST day of Decembernext Its therefore desirable
that their stock shall be reduced to the lowest point
in order to final winding up of said All
persons wanting bargains from q most desirable
Stock, viii find it to their interest TO call and make
their purchases of us.
Our accounts are made out to the lst July. All
parsons indebted either by account bond are ear
nestly requested to discharge such liability without
delay. -. &P, j.
July 5, 1856,
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-07-05

LANDSCAPE PA,NrIse.--Mt. T.. Boyer
wil 6uish 10 few days. skeish Of
Stanton and the more attractive scenerIes
surrounding. Yisiters can see this very
accurate and beautiful Painting by calling
at No 80 American Hotel, after Tuesday
next lie has also q nurihcr Of paintings
of The most celebrated na.lral seeneries III
Virginia.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-07-05

%. TroMer's great Western line Of
Stages Will commence this day running
past the Sriblipg Springs, in the route
TO the banks of the beautiful Ohio. Mr..
T.. deserves much praise and more patron
age for the energy displayed in putting a
superb line of stages on road which pre-.
sents more grand aud enchanting sum mer
sceneries, than any other in the world
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Removal Of Hard ware,

i i ter the House (opposite b. Crawford's store,
and the stock of Hardware recently in possession Of
Messrs., Watts 4 Richards, ! shall in a few DAYS re-
move all my stock of goods to that house, where
will be prepared to offer my old friends and CUSTOM
ers and the public generally increased attraction in
prices and assortment; GEO. Il. PRICE.
June 2s,---Spec, and True Amer. COPY
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Ia ~ ID I!

DY virtue of Deed of Trust executed to me MS
ID trustee for the benht of George Seawrght, and
duly rece rded in the Clerks office of the County
Court of Augusta, will proceed to SELL on the prem,
ises, on Saturday, 26th day of july 1885, for cash
the tract of Land which Jacob Sheets resides
uate in few hundred yards OF Mowry's Mill, adio-
ing the lands of James Poage and others and contain
ing 1902 acres, rood and "a poles, about 60 acres OF
itcieared and the residue timely timbercd. Title un
questionable. An opening for an execlet home to a
small family. j. d, MATS
June gl-tds Tr,o.ao
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valuable Land for sale.

A Agent for the widow and heirs of.John Nc
"A Clurc, decd, will sci Tract Of Land, situa-
ted mile from Waynesboro, equi-distant be-
tween the Turnpike and Central Rail- DAD, contain
ing lao Acres about 20 acres cleared and the ball
ance heavily timbefed. The improvements are two
House, Kitchen. Corn Crib, Spring House, &C., with
two good Springs, convenient to the house. This
Farm combines the advantages of being only one
mile from three Mills, two Churches, and the same
from the Waynesporo Depot, and in the midst of the
best society. Any person wishing to purchase, will
do well to call the agent how'll show the prem
ises. Terms and payments will be accommodating.
June 2S,--tf. JAMES S. BUSH, Agent.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-07-05

Hollopay's Pills the most powerful Remedy for all
disorders affecting the intestnes-These Pills are
pronounced without hesitation by all who have tried
made known, they act directly on the affected
parts that is impossible any diseases OF the stomach
or bowels resist their searching influence and
they thoroughly pass through and cleanse the sys-'
TEN, removing all traces of disease 1t is remark
able fact, that these Pills seldom fail to restore the
patient to health, after every other medicine
has been used unsuccessfully. July
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-07-05

OrroslTioN.-We heat it rumored that
al opposition line will be on the road from
the t.,rminus of the r. Road TO the White
Sulpher Springs this season. We have not
learned the particulars. The whips viii
soon begin to c.sek, and stage fare to
come down. II is death to the proplietors
but fun for the travellers
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-07-05

HAVING become the owner by purchase, Of all
L the Stock OF Goods belonging TO, and all the
debts debts due to the late firm Of BUTLEs CO.. and
ii,am Il. Butler, Of the town of stasAton, Ihaye
employed the said William L. Butler nd my agan, i,
transact and conduct bushes ON my account, and To
receive and receipt fer any debt due either of sai
concerns, and grant full acquittance OF the same
,a ratyng whatever my said agent may 90 Ia
and seal, this end day Of June 1856. '"A'
June JAMES ii. FRAZER rSes,l
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NegrOcs Wanfed.

I AN still in niarketfor the purchase of nogroe,
i such as will suit tho Southern market Persons Nav
ing such would . well by calling on the subscribe
in person orbyi ,tter. My addressis Waynesbort
Augusta County ~. JOHN b. SMITH.
june 90, lS56.-Sm.
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To all who have Accounts 10
COLLECT

WE have mede arrangements by which we viii
w be enabled, from the lst of July to the lst q
September. to collect and close up accounts in an,
part of the county, for reasonable Commission. =
Merchants and others having basness Of any Kind /,
be attended to, requested to call upon us befor,
the LIST OF July. lMEODEN MclUE,
June 2l-3t
DACoN-A lot just received and for sale BY
II POWELL co.
June IS, 1856.
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Runaway Black Man in the Jail OF
AUGUSTA COUNTY. VA

MAS committed bya Justice Of Inc trsce of said
w county, Black Man about Ia ar Il wears 81
age, somewhat grey, with sh.rt grey whiskers, Fl
or inches high, aud CALI himself James lfo saw
he belongs to Michael Clemson, Of Ioudoan county.
Va, and left home some time in April i.st, | hope
the Master Of sand mah slave viii onme forN ard and
comply with the law in such cases ray fer his pub
LEGATION and take lin away.
Ii. T.. BRYAN,
June 81. - ~. 'ailos Of Augusta county. Va.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-07-05
COMMISSION Frs SALE OF A
Valuable Tract OF Land.

PURSUANT to decree made by the Circuit Court
l. of Rockbridge, at its April Term, A.D. 1856, in
the case of l.. j. Mccormick vs.. X. l.. Gillock and
Others the under signed Commissioners for the pur
pose appointed, will on Wednesday, tho l0th day .,
June merit, sell at public auction, the premises
VALUABLE TRACT or LAND
in said county, on the waters Of the South River
adjoining the lands of James Smiley, james p
Hughes and others, about three miles distant from
Fairfield, and IL miles from Lexington,
The tract contains about three hundred and fit,
Acres, and has upon II good Dwelling House ant
Kitchen as well us Barn, Stable, and other necessa
ry out buildings. The soil is of fine quality, and il
excellent condition for cultivation. The farm is wei
supplied with timber, and has upon it Saw Mil
and Tilt Hammer, for which there is abundant
supply Of water.
TERMS - Cash in hand sufficient to pay the ex
penses of sale ono-half the residue six months from
the day of sale; one-fourth at twelve months, an1
efourth at eighteen months the purchaser giving
bond with approved personal security, and the title
being retained as ultimat security.
j. b. DORMAN,l C,.
E. +. PAXTON, oon' rs
n @
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DAGUERROTYpEs AND AMvun
TYPES WV

PUNISHED in the highest style osthe art. and
! warranted to give satisiac.ioa. al Inc most ,ss
sohap'e pfices' at my SKY !d1Af GA lEERY.
" II ,,. Al. HILR
n. u Instructions siyeq il the art, and pupi;s
supplied with my eMR manefattufed Instramncppis
tne superiority 81 which . hntrmed by nv receiy
more and rsSlsde(psis, SSssS ANa'o''op Il Bsie-
WayeesAoro, Feb. Q, }sse-sneet. cnnr
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-07-05

/ oSi published by the Howard Association, Phil.
a,delphia, Report ON Spermatorrhoea. or Semi
nal eakness, impotence, the Vice of Onanism Mas
tarDaon or Sell, Abuse, and other diseases Of the
decephons of Quacks, and valuable advice to this
Aniioted, by George X. Calhoun, NJ. D., Consulting
Surgeon OF the Association, a benevolent Institue
tion established by special endowment, for the re-
lent and Epidemic Diseases" copy of this re-
port will be sent by mail Gin a sealed envelope,)
free OF charge, ON the receipt of two stamps for
postage. Address
DIR. GEO. r CALHOUN,
=, No. South Ninth st, Philadelphia, Pa
Nav IL. lSbG.-Im
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Farm for Sale.


TIME subscriber offers for sale his Farm, situated
J. S miles from Staunton, on the Barterbrt. - lad,
and adjoining The lands Of W Marshall anda, Gil
kerson: There 21l acres in The tract 95 OF which
is well timbered with oak and pine. The Farm is in
good state of cultivation, large qunantity of
nure having been spread over it within the past two
years. There springs in fields on this Farm,
and one in the yard, Of the best kind Of water.
There is on the premises young apple orchard of
IT'S fine trees also an orchard of bearing apple trees
and young orchard of 40 fine peach trees. There
is comfortable frame dwelling on the place. and all
necessary out buildings. The farm is in a fine neigh
borhood land convenient to the churches and schools
If not sold privately before, it will be offered at
public sale on Tuesday, the 18th day OF August,
next.
At the same time and place, l will sell all my Per-
sonal Property, consisting of n 0 u E.H.O Il ID
AND KITCHEN FURNITURE, 8 Colts Hor-
SEES, among which is fine brood Mares Duchess
Hogs, the finest stock in this section of the
State. Those wishing to get superb stock of hogs
trottd do well to attend the sale Plows, Harrows,
Wagons, &c.
TERMs:-0ne- third down and the remainder of
the purchase money in three annual instruments of
" and 8 years, lien upon the property being re-
tanned until the last pay ment is made. Possession
given in time TO put in the Fall crop. Any person
DESTROYS of seeing the premises, viii. be shown them
by the subscriber, who resides on the Farm.
Juno %, 56.-S copy. JOHN NJ. BASSETT.
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Che.p Furniture For Cash

Oh FINE SOFAS, nivans apd Tetes; Marble 10,
~ and plain Bureaus Cottage and Jenny Linz
Bedsteads; Wood and Marble Centre Tables an,
9uant'ty OF other Furniture always hand, at Ii,
lowest rates.
The new STYLE Metallic Gases always on hand
June 81, lsss 4 ~ fIANnIrp
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-07-05

Hon, Fl. HAmL1N.-Last Thursday this
gentleman gave formal Aotice in the Senate
that he had, dissolved all connection with
the Democratic party. II was only the
stasemen, of prc-eristing and notorious
fuct, as long ago he "fe.l from grace, his
fall having commenced with opposition to
the remuneration Of Texas, and prog ess-
ed, slowly but steadily, until he reached
his present level. Occasionally he has
paused in his downward career, bu: it was
only a halt, as il for rest, and TO find the
best and easiest path to learh the bottom,
where his former patty friends found him
last year, contributing money tor the cleo
ton OF Morrill,, aud only retralning from
publicly declaring against the democratic
party that he might do il the greater in
jury. For his last election to the Senate
he Is indebted to the abolitionists, and he
now proposes to pay that debt and render
services which will entitle him TO re-
election at the hands Of the black republic
cans. He was as well prepared to make
the statemer! in the Senate 5efore as alter
the Cincinnati Contention and be only
waited an occasion aud excuse for doing it,,
which he found, as he expected, in the
democratic platform. This is the whole
story briefly and plainly told'-BaSgor
Democrat.
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HjSSOI2xfSO1e.

r SHAW having disposed of his interest to Johr
IL. Il. King in Union Forge, near Waynesboro
the partnership heretofore existing under the style
OF Shaw d Patterson, has been dissolved by mutua
consent. All persons owing the concern or having
claims will call on Alex Patterson who will receive
or pay the same. j.. SHAW,
juieol-spcc copy ct ALEX. PATTERSON.
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FOR RENT,

Hir large STiek Dwelling lteusebeloneinr -
Z estate OF j. d. Breckinridge, dec .;, 60 u.s
"eat 'he eouft hense, Apply Ia
Ma 80 BkEcKIARIDsE
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Great Attraction in the Sale Of Ladies
DRESS GOODS.

BARGAINS Bargains can now be had In Ladies'
ID Dress Goods. We selling off all our
Summer Ladies' Dress Goods at great sacrifices as
we are detern ed to close them out before the sea-
closes, to prepare for the approaching season.
out at l21a cents plain and figured Berages that we
sold at 371a cents, we will close out at rs cents
Muslin Berages that we sold at 3712 cents, we will
sell at Is cents; we have a lot of Silks, which we
will sell at low prices; with variety of Dress Goods,
which we cannot name in an advertisement. But we
invite the public to call and judge for themselves,
they may rest assured we will give them bargains
to responsible customers on the usual credit
GEO. w. SMITH,
One door above the Marble Yard.
June 2S ls56--5t
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-07-05

A GRKAT MEDIcfNE.--No medicine ever offered to
the public has ever met with such universal and sig
nal success as Perry Davis Vegetable Pain Killer.
1t is sure cure for all kinds Of pain. Try it and
thank us fo- the suggestion. July 5--2w
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lightning Rods.

WIZ undersigned is prepared 10 nn,,Y.
Rods any place In Augusta. or tas p i,i9gpi;nins
ncr y, inc speediest and most subs M
a III teams are constantly in se; vice II rsss
we Mvmapas tGr these truly useful artisles wbir
ders reo mSva VI aopse or Barn should have Or
A. Auaress JOIN d. MAIION
"hy -e-u National Hotel, Staunf,n w.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-07-05

DEsERvEpLY PopplAH.--We do our friends real
service in calling attention to medicine of such ac-
knowledged merit as Wistar's Basam. We are alt
able to conghs and colds, which cease to be dan
gerous when recourse is had to the Wild Cherry.
July B.
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) p 4 ! n G TR A DE.
l.. LAYTON

hAAtFACTURER and Dealer in Doot.
~ Shoes, ore door North OF Crawford 4 e ara
raS's pfy Geeds store, staqnton, Va s'A
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j. II. GiIlespie.

CTILL continues to do all kinds of Plain and Or
- namental Painting, Granting, Glazing, Paper
Hanging, &C., on the most reasonable terms
Letters on business, addressed to him at Staunton.
Va, will receive prompt attention.
July s, lS56-lv.
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FIRST PREMIUM PIANO FORTES.

KNABE, GEHLE.& co,
HAS just re-established the Manufacture and sale
IL of Grand and Square Piano Fortes, under the
name of WV. KSABE 4 Co., at the old stand. Nos.
I, 3, and North Eutaw Street, opposite the Eu-
taw House, Baltimore, Md.
LEOPOLD GOEPEI., agept for the above House,
will remain in this plaf hRrt time, and will DO
pleased to attend to entrusted to him.
Pianos tuned aud re} sasonable terms.
Mr.. G.'s long conpcn the above celebrat-
ed Factory is guaran ls capabiiity Of per-
forming properly what Ne Undertakes.
He has, also, iqhis possession, undoubted tcstimo
mails.
Orders will please be left soon possible at the
Virginia Hotel. :.
June 81, 1858.
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NOTICE.
A LII persons who may have infripyed upon the
n lawful limits of the Valley Turnpike by the cree
ton of fences, or in any other way caused obstruc-
tons upon said Turnpike, are hereby notified, that
the same must be removed forthwith.
By order of the Board of Directors
j. s. CALVERT, Clk of v. T. Co.
July 8, lS56--4t
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THE WooLLy HoRsE PREsIpENT.-A
inan in Connecticut writes to the New
York Express. to knew whether there is
such a man as Fremont, or whether his
Nomination is a joke, got IN to hoax the
country people. He says the only FREE
mont ever heard of IN his neighborhood,
Is the man Barnum hired to catch his wool
" horse in the mountains. He thinks, il
he Is the man, Fred. Douglas ought to be
put up for Vice President, 80 as to have
Woolly Horse President and a Wotlly
Head Vice President.
Fremont claims to be the first man who
discovered Salt Lake. aud the Express
thinks he will make another discovery be-
fore lons-Salt River. His life has been
principally led among wooily horses. wild
men aud wild beasts but, even as an en-
terpiising hunter, his qualifications for the
Presidency are not equal to those OF Cor
don Cunning, the famous Scotch Nimrod
or Lieut.. Gcrald. the French lion-kiIer.
FreMont has made many hair breadth es-
raprs in his time, but he will beat Van
Amburgh il he CONES out with a whole
skin from the Black Republican manage
RTE of tigers, hyenas, wild cats, anacondas
crocodiles aud black snakes.
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For Rent,

+ HAVE for rent lprge Room in the basement of
l. the Lutheran Church, well suited FOR Scheol or
other purposes, such as shoeshog, Furniture Room,
&r., &C., GEO. BAYLOR
June II, 1856,
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TUST received for medicinal purposes, Old Jamai.
81 ca Spirits. Old French brandy, as well as Port
Madeira aud Sherry WINGS, all pure.
June 2s, 1856. JAS. q. LAIRD.
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Nay 10, ls5G-tds
posTPOyEMESr.
COMMISSIONERS SALE.

| The above sale not having taken place account
of bad weather is postponed until Thursday the 10th
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N. B.-MRS. SMITH has nice assortment Of
Bonnets and Millinery Goods, and Ladies' Dress
Caps, and Nantes, Collars, Underseeves, Dress
Trimmings and Muslin Finish, which will be sold
cheap She occupies the large the store for
the sale OF her Bonnets. Ladies Bonnets made to
order Mourning B6nnets always on hand
June 2S--3t
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WEsrEx LANbs.-fht editor Of tie
Baltimore Patriot, having been on tour
through the West, says that land specu'a-
ton constitutes the most prominent aud
profitable business there. Lands located
al the government price, or bought at con
siderable advance, have steadily increased in
value, so that large Tracts Of prairie land
purchased at 81, 20 to $3 per acree, have
been sold SIS TO SIS and $40, with no
cost to owners beyond taxes, while farms
bought at $5 per acre have yielded suffi-
rient to pay not only the expenses OF i'm
provement, but the original cost Of the
land, aud In some cases $50, $50 and so
per acre have been offered and refused fur
them. All this IS, OF course, attributed to
the influence o. railways, which have rem
dered the lands valuable BY furnishing .he
occupants with ready access to markets.
But the emigration must be very large or
these tracts would rot be- so much in de-
mand. Railways have directed em'grants
into the proper channels, and at the same
time they have opered up markets, es'ab-
lisbed depots, and thus enabled the farmers
10 realize MONEY for their produce as quick.
y and satisfactorily as in the olde, parts Of
tire country.