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Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-02-16
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sow We, the verisbie editor Of thss
paper, on shis q 81 February, 1856. ii
iise 79ih year Of Afnrfiear Independence,
and being Of lsWlu. age, do isoQe tli.s or
Official aal Cunning Proclamation =
Hear Us fot oar dest5--far the SAKE 81 oai
necrssi;ies--aad as means 81 edSirg o0t
own guiitg eonse,eHcssl Foi the tiIs' e'lve
years Of TIM Wing at this pisct, and tof
several years at Jonosooro many OF , GU
oueus. Others OF you owe Ii, iot one,
taa, three. and tour years, at both Pia'es.
AA togsther, YOU owe US more than we
are owing in this world.
We have sold out our entire Office, and
now edit HE paper for a very moderate
salary. Il is time we were paid up "hat
o.., osi8ida5i3s, aud scattering deo's are
due US. aud they are numerous. We have
been patient 10 these many yeats and
.isj.lgen, 70 fault; and now VT should
not make this call, caring but little fdf
money, while our eTsdito!s, 81 he are etef-
nslly after US, seem 10 think that money Is
essential to salvation
As many Of sou as will eurlose 70 US
what you owe US justly, We Will credit yea
on our books, and wiltc opposite y'Hr
names that you are gentlemen and Chrlsa
,ian.! Those Of yoa who can't pay aud
will write TO US, acknowledging yoa' m
aeSIsssess, we will record as c'eser .jetlows.
snd those of Won who Will not do either
we will pubis!l this Spring in ali extra
sheet, as set Of graceless ras4ais, willing
TO have a poor man labor sor you for years
for nothing. and pay for paper, ink, and
the hire Of hands 10 serve you, without
pay.
on y pilgrimage, and see our listle cues,
a"cbips of the old block" hooking dag
gers, at us, aud crying for bread. Come
and see us with our elbows out, and The
officers Of the !a. leading us about ioi
debts created to furnish you a paper, and
YOU will fork over At once!f
And you hy posrltes,'w are memoel
OF different churches owing Us Tor our pa
per, how dare YOU, around your stniiY
affairs, night and uorning, pray to Godi
.pay us this d y our debts, as we pay to
Others p lie knows you owe us. and
won't pay; and, until you do pay, YOU
may pray Yourselves ont OF breath, and you
vii never be hea,d les. YOU sanity VII
lans, YOU have been owing us lons en-
onph to make US poor, halt, miserable
bind, and naked, F." and yourselves tide Il
our expense. You get TO Heayeh with
out paying US pp--hever
w. c. RowNL.w,
Editor OF the Wing.
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Fer the Vindicatt
Fer the Vindicator.
Tie EtaW1tcn Young Eien's Christian AS
SUSIael0ti.

,s;,o -.eY~tcn Yronn., III o,,a ~ n;s.i,,, +,
soeiatlo.,. '''-' .
H.. beo leav. ,,,ss,s Editor. IN eau ~.
i.entiop ii ,opr .,aa,sl 10 mi, h<soc,,,,,,I,
,vb,ch l.a, i,,st b4en ,c,n4d in onr NH,
y ohlfc;s nt. to nrno,ote Christian s,m-
nsfhs and brotherhood on,o,.a ,na,,t,1,..
~ different ,,4no,ina,ions asn.a,,li, a.
yopngtr t.en,bers. h, hf;naing ,,,.a r.,
easniiy ;ee4ii,,r and ~ onrt',ro r., IL, .,
,o,,tstof, ti,ld Of iai.ot. tn ad,7,.ca H..
eaI,,,. u tiS,.f,tf EnavLi..- a,.1 es,,fei.,I5,.
"a nross,i. .ena8 at#n f,e,, M. .te,nnf,,i,,..
- t,qzn ~. yf.5l nfs.,ar,. tf,.,,'as f,r -
r3si:t,f,. 10 b,..ep,,. #t,.,.t4d nen,bers=al So.
t,5,t aud aood ChfiJiaas.
! H.. r,ts.,, l., yltcI1 W. i.s,fc "a a.
ee.gs4tsh f,4rss s,,ts. arr. In. nsIsoo5I f
.ert, q. the a,qabe5. II, fhar d53fy he d..
volons! mce;iar4. Bible Classes Mission
,chuois, L.c:ufrs. E,,e,sry and ReBain,
Boom. ana other seeuclg, IN aecc,d.ncr
with ihe S,fip=ar,s.
The BUSH - affairs Of the assoeiat1on
VIII BE- uDdef fb,, eou;foI of an Exrru,ive
Committee confused Of the DIFFERS ana
t,e ih,e,iois. Seecial Committee, WI
have eiare. Of the several deuartm-nfs al
labor contemplated ia die plan Of oorra.
,ieas and all tffe aIfengrpirIts are na,t4
with A view % innose On every member
of the association a deem sense Of his own
ohfipafiors IN labor nrr.onaHv N the al.
vsucemeot olthe ~, fk.
There ar. t.o cl,sses Of members. As.
,oc;aie and Acj;re. Any man Of oood
,nocal character NAV. win the anaroval -ol
tae Executive Committee, become an As
sociafe member by fling his name aud resi-
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-02-16

KAYsAs EAioRATIos,-A COMPANY has been
s,gaei N the cry o. New Yoth, composed Of
6i,1. i've Families. .nd Numbering III all aooat
NO huaafel persons, who VIII enisfaie to
EsT,sas the eo.nIae spring. They have SUB
seflbed capital Of S29 500. A siis has alrea b
49,. seiectgd-a place 90 the banks OF tbs
.Jao,ba river, near the sou;hesa boundgy ct
Kansas. where lhe climate is warm, hike that OF
Their plan of Settlements briefly as follows;
F,nr soolre ,rilts ale occupied. In the ceatle,
,Ia, ~ land is laid out in the form OF an octa.
ron ,vlIieh takes two OF three hundred aefes.-
1aa'ts r,dlate iiom The centre IN such mau-
nor ,h.,i ,he whole peace is conveniently cul up
ina s,x,sen farms, adjoining and terminating
~ o,,a ,nl Of HE oclason. The sixteen iafm
hauses are placed around this plot, each one
npon SEPARATE farm, and YET near tsseihei.
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g.T.aSs.

On Wednesday morning the 30,h ult., at the res
dencc Of Alexander Gardiner, in this county, Mr..
JAMES BaowN. i'll toe o3d year of bis age.
At his son-in laws, in Mt. Scion, on Sabbath
evening the 10th inst, ions L. CoURsET, about six
ty years OF age.
On the lsth Of October last at the residence ofhs
father, in this county, JAsEs MARSHALL FIfEG, 10
the 18th yer fhs age. At the age OF II, the de-
ceased proeesscd religion and united with the Meth1
dist Church. since which time to the day OF his death
he lived an exemplary christian life.
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REQUIRED PARTICULAR
AE"VsiN'Esssy.

{E7Efind it our most pleasant duty, to inform the
w kind public, that the acting salesman in our
firm, kakn 4 Co., in this place, SIR. Schnchterer,
Is now actna partner OF the business. lie feels con
hdent, that the LIBERAL patronage, which has teen
bestowed hitherto Us, will be continued also for
the future, and entrents his many friends and the
public generally, to give lin their right frequent
calls, promising to do everything in his power to
please the customers IN every respect. The business
itself viii be carried in the style and rather
be improved As far as possible. Do not forget We
who want fashionable and cheap Clothing, to call at
KAHN & SNELUGllTERER'S
Clothing Store Wrist one west from
Woodward House.
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KsETEsELsE .S.SEKI.

] WILL sell, en- the premises where Inaw II de,
4 on the Long Meadows, in Augusta county 10
the highest builder, all my PERSONAL PE0R3is-
TY, the 10th day OF Starch next. 1t consist in
the folowing Two Horses, Harness, Fou, Mich
Cows, six young Cattle twenty Sheep, iotte aces
ptows and harrow, four tons OF hay hoesthold.and
kitchen furniture, SIX hundred weight Of bacon,
and a great many other things not necessary mere
10 iaentien.
Terms On all sums over f7e dollars a credit y
six months viii be givcn-the purchaser iyinr bond
with good seearity. For all sums uale4 isc dollars
the cash will be required.
JOHN b. ENGLEMAN.
Feb. 8. lsh6.-4t.*-Spec. copy.
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ssseat .sasstlccrrseast.

VA to Us in trust their Boot y Shoe Store We are
now having the entire stock sold az cost jor ca n
To merchants oiler very great Inducements, this
species OF goods having appreciated 10 or 20 per
cent since last FALL when the greater portion OF this
stock was purchased
Nss- All persons indebted to +. A. Davis 1 Co.
by bOnd, lote or account, hereby notiied that
unless they pay up without delay, We .equired
TO coerce payment.
HARTMAN & BELL.
Trustees Of f. A. Dayia & Go.
Feb. l6, lSJ6.-Spect. eopy.-lm.
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FAMILY FURNISHING STORE

M N. G. MOUNT would respectfully inform the
W citizens OF stapntqn and vacsity that he has
FtRNhSHiNG STORE. whore he will keen com
stantly ON hand general assortment of articles
adapted to house keeping, such as Brown, Loaf.
and Mecca Coffee; Molasses and Boston Syrnp. Vim
cgar, Rice, Candies, Maccaronl, Fish, Spices, Mus.
t'rd, S4it, Tabsg Oil, Cocoa, Cheese, GraeSer..
Wewitl prf chase Marketing ofeyery des-rtpGon
Bee. Is, lS5J.-3in
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Dissolution.

Feb. l6, 1s56.-Spect. eopy.-lm.
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An AsToSral;iaG nrAN.
AIMED TuRoHGtIOgp THE 8OBLD.

| fH NJ Ft} IIlkObEfit3D VIE %fothH.
rev York and London now the great manu-
featuring depGts FOR !t0lioWHys Piiisand Imminent
troni No 50 Maiden Lane this city, and no. @4t
Strand London. are sent forth, daily tnlit3ls OF
b"xes asi pots Of these iaestimaMo inedeines. IL
heavy duty imposed b. our government anah PtttAs
medicines and the large and constantly increasing
sale et iiolloWaY's Pills and Ointment ia this tdla-
try dcto7n.iuad their prp?ratot to make ibis ely
his residence. 0nrrgpubiican sy stem Of govern
ment 10 also in harmony With the prefnfcti9Aso
Professor Holloway: apd the Kings and hluperors
have conferred upon him houors end cspe ial aYots
tbcse wiz never be SO gratifying to him aa the crate
u hearts Of millions o. free eittzeh4: WEo Wlshou-
any and0 sement IF sovereign authority, freely pat
sonize his celebrated remedies fer the prevention
and removal o. diseaa.
As a member Of til Finedfeal faculty, having long
Witnessed the ineticiency of the profession i'll curing
disease and being familiar with ths errors and iui-
lies oi Inc nrnassoa we feel it Imperative duty
to acquaint the American public with the arrival OF
this distinguished ply Giai in our city. us iame
IN measure preceded him to shores, but the
etent al the good he has done in the world has new
er yet been proclaimed to an American public.
Great us hi reputation is, it is destined to increase
far beyond that which ever adorned the character
OF any man whose profession that OF healing the
sex.
We shall embrace other occasions to explain to
the American peop.c the tenn ;he III org ana mode
Of cure adopted by Professor Holloway. Ills Pnls
and Ointment, the sne taken internally, and the
other applied externally act in harmonious con
Junction., and ibis directions are followed, VIII Grad
iCdlG HisliSe lHciueub 10 ludt M an NiSH.
They purify and cleanse .he body, and restore
healthy acton i'll every organ. Our space will not
permit to say more at this tine respecting this
distinguished man and his celebrated remedies. lie
has one ambition and it is an honorable one. Ile
wishes to have the wor iof patient aud he viii
succeed in bis desire
1t is our object to address the American public in
series of articles, showing concusifcly that IA the
whole history OF medical science, 10 medicines have
eyer been offered iof their which are 50 ei1ca-
eious in restoring health and preventing disease as
those oil Professor Holloway. IN this series o arti-
clos shall necessarily plain much u the human
System, and those ply soiolio laws OF lite control
ing cur bodies both in health and disease. The
American public are sufficiently intelligent to Judge
of their own interests aad il Is no Longer IN the
power OF those styling themselves reg'Har piiysI-
corning their heallh.-Ne,e lork Cjtisen.
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OYSTERS

TUE sqbsesi9el i.sys constantly on hand largo
4 Supply Of the hest \ ,3l.iS which have ever
been bfeasAtto 'a MARKET. They are put up in
good "oedcn seq, The kegs we DO not sell, bot
equte te.d 20 be returned. We warrant all 0ys-
tets boGzt III depot to BE- Of the very best quail
ity; but S moi irresponsible for those bought else
where, thousb they be put up in kegs, as We
learn that some persons have been engaged in the
business % buriug our kegs and filing them up with
Interior 0y lp 3, -tnrs imposing upon the purohas-
e'. and iuliic,ilg serious INJURY upon US. We
know thai lhis has been done. We understand that
a low who In. bean engaged in peddling Gystets
around town, has been huying our kegs ana cling
uhem a bt,ore mentioned, and then selling them as
our Oysters. e learn that young man Is c1gu-
zans OF the fact that 70 Is half-gallon kegs were
bnaght at one time. We are Wiling to cxonerate
this young man from all reliability and responsib-
~ Tor what ne may have done ia connection wth
ts matter, aud viii give him ten dollars il. he will
CONE forward ANA tell al! that he knoWs about it.
Our object is 10 protect our business. We intend to
furnish the very best Oysters, and will protect orr
selves and the Community ii We can.
L. ROWE, JR., Il co.
Staunt0n, Jan. 10, 1856.
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Hot'ogaJs PNi,, certain Remedy fer ell Liver
and Stomach Complaints. The dau shter of MIS-.
Farlow, of Maiden Lane New York, was for three
BY her liver and stomach being out OF order The
mother tried variety of remedies, but unfortunate
" Tho child was not benefited by the same, on the
contrary, she gradually became worse. Seven
y cehs ago, she commenced to use Uolloway's Phls
in aceof, ee with the printed directions they have
completely cured her, after every other remedy had
galle1 Is siss hsr ths liyhtast relief,
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HOUSE AND LOT AND Personal
a9aD:eeT1y.-'E'r.sss Saie.

Eei virtue ola trust given to me BY Michael r.
AZ lulem Of date 10Th Of Juv 1855, Il shall proceed
to sell in Staunton, on Saturday the sth day OF
March next, at puoicsaa, certain lot in Staunton
on which is new two story brick house:-the lot
contains about thee .0urts of acre-tronting the
res ieence OF Jno d. IN hoden, Esq:-Glso two bed
steads-2 mattresses and bedimg-5 chars-1 book
case-l50 volumes OF books-cIassical and 'iscella-
ncous-l template stoge-and lot OF school house
furniture.
Tsans Cash. The tile to the real property is be-
ieved to be good utacting as trustee / shall con-
veY such title only as is vested in rne.
kiCII0. X. TROUT, Trustee.
Staunton Feb. f6, 1856
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O.. Aaving Aad the misfortune to spill
a bottle OF oil Oh portion Of the aasei-
Using page, CT the inside Of this paper, The
dinness Of The pin. may be thus accounted
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EssflGe.

HEREBY notify al persons Indebted TO ahe con-
4 Germs OF z. L. Cochran Il Go. aud G. r. Goch-
ran, by bond or otherwise to came forward and
make payment. All who may have claims against
eher OF said concerns will present them come to
me ios settlement. An early adjustment. of accounts
either ~ favor or az anst the concerns, is earn
estly desired.
WIN. G. STERRlTT.
Trustee Of c. T. Cochran.
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Esq!ssabse EMf.,,s fn,. ST.

fE'Ht gubseEher offers his FARM for sale eoet.3.
iag 2l2 Acres. adoining he lands OF R Ia,
Ser, and others The Improvements ara at,rn LAT LAT
Brick Dwelling House wit,s twostory El'.ssa.ofy
frame bacn aud other necessary owl aaidings NE
farm Is Ye %a!sfsd and in good state Of eait,x 40
the county. Ahaat 60 acre, ~ il ia Rvnn any IN
Nov ~ is'N-am PETER HaSe i,Is'o"
------ Middle RfNsr
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On the 7tll inst, 81 the Reg, W illiam Brown, Mr.,
r09reL T. Poses 70 Miss &teAg 4. G.AwFo&p
da naher Of John Crawford, Esq. all Of this county
Ga the goth OF janaory, b. the He7. John y.
Freed. Ir. JAMES g. GlLgSRr to Hiss .KARaA.Ef.
ANN WILSON, all Of Augusta county.
eys-rg,--rsg..7.s1
ZeFp}Es
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l WILL attend to the adjustment and collection of
L all claims committed To my care Will fidelity
Ny oaee caa b. .ound in Court House alley, above
Geo. VI. torhlana Law Office. refer enouiie eo
any respec,abe business citizen our pace and 10
at .ac'i IN he county who may know me- Ny address
IS stanton Va,
w. g. STERGETr.
jan .6, l896.-Speet. and I. Amelican sons..
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NOTICE.

III Az ING made of cur accounts M TO rho -, ri
january, iea3 We trast our friends wiu 80 ~
Onward and SETTLE at once. We have our Nortber.
op4g lions II meet aid must have what il dna
orpcr to d, s.. n HiRS : Iue US Us ~
y: b. We will sell the balance of our ~ ~.
steeS OF Clothing from now tn the LIST of March y.
prime cost, Now is the time for bargains. sa a'
dan. -, 1866. II " .co
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COST.

A 8 thc sibSafber inicuds making n csance in
Ani- business ~ he spring, be will sell a bis Fam
cg Dc Silk, Mouslnc-, Craze De Pa e. and all
other Fancy Goods 1T eot Tor Cash or 10 si;e cls,o
mets on q months rom this dare mud st OF Aplu.
JAS. A PIPER
Near The Woodward House
SiaEEtoh, Jan. &c, lS5G.-'fown papcls cory ON
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TOBACCO AND SEGAR BUSINESS.

fyAFiNG purchased the establishment 80 long
and layorably known under ire STYLES Of G. r
Cochran 4 Co. and G. Y. Cochran, | propose to
continue TIE business of T0BAGCoNiST at the
same place. have secured the services of Mr. c.
4. Cochran as agent end manager of the business,
and trust shall merit and receive q continuance
OF the patronage 30 literally extended to he old es
adjustment. ROBERT j. GLhNDI.
Jan, ~, 1856
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MERCHANT TAILORING.

Et'l6Sga= .bts has opened yeyv s,tneri5, ms cF
L Gent II Gentlemen 5 weas#. al the ; fore Recon-
4leAt cor 10 UHion HI, en- main Street. at Tho
q -. oEeah.' liz Ia5 engaged the suYgices
q. =, itsa'. nm csaef;a need and accomplished
cel p, '1can-ze. tie business Tor him. and is
nte'ses 20 rH aish eyctv description o. clothing
@aac 81 Ire h'4t material end in de most elee AMI
a3e- To- "a "a t. Faaetaal dealers on shul .itac
eat ihdaeeHr9 a.e offered. Tue patronage 0.
,ac PUglje IS solicited.
IL ne OtrrEp
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Staunton, J an. 10, /
NOTICE.

Es0R reasons which my frieu,,s viii appreciate
a and approve, have sold my entire establish
meut To Robert J. Glendy, who will continue the
business at the old stand. Having undertaken the
management II the new concern, shall be pleased
to my old friends and customers, and viii en-
deavor to give them satisfaction.
ian. -, 1856. G. L. COCHRAN.
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TO All WHOM 1T MAY GoNGtRs

TO ALI. WHOM 1T MAY GoNG%RS.
A Ill pe3.s ms against whom hold Taxes and eth
N er Claims as Deputy for NJ III AcGue, shcr-
ia Ct Augusta G9anty, must be prepared to make
prompt peya.e2 No ips ther Indulgence can be
aio,ssd = ofaet in any case. See, also, tle card
9i his oille.al securities.
JOIN TOW herman.
Feb. &c, l85G,--4t.
NOTICE..
SFY customers will please call and settle their ac-
lTA counts rs they are all made oa' to the Isl Of
January, AID they will much oblige mc,
GLO. W. SAllT1
Sta 4,ltou, Jan. 10, 1858.
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Ann 5unccm0Et.

sxTE arc authorized 70 announce Joaa II. On ~
~ FORD a candidate iog the oiicc OF C8&&fA-
RE, II tire First District ct Augusta county, u
succeed Mc 81. W. Crawford, the present incuui-
beat Y5aodeciiues q ra-eiecton.
fslg, - tsJE.
gssRs-, saEsgrg3
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TAKE NopIGR

A IL aecora.s dne me to JAnuary lst 1856 are
indebted to me wiu hope consider this ssh sient
reminder aad walk up promptly aad set.a tAeir &c
counts. JACOB P0LLlr2.
0u.' semalaag stock q Clothia8is now setting at
greatly reduced prices. J p
Feb. ?, l55r.
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s NL9Y LEAN TuRNEn orrr..

M : are manufacturing nice article NJ rana
w (which we will seilat Sle2. per hundred WI
ior eash and in he words of TIE editor ~saghs
;oreoeiyo attention. ~ - 10" seo essh
StapNtoa, Jan II, 1850. ''A'-'o w.
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Fog Sale,

FTHE undersigned, as administrators of the estate
i ofJohn b. 3 -ecAinrage, deed. offer at private
sale the valuable Store Room occupied by !. b.
Breekinrdge Il Son, as a wholesale and retail Gro
Gerry establishment. The house is conmodou.. and
is We Il adapted 70 the parslit fihe mercantile bus
mess, having large room fronting on Augusta
Street, and near tn. American Hotel, and capa-
cous counting ROOM in the rear, to which is attach
cd ab.G-1eom. Also frs rate seller, a by 70 feet
liz size. A. N. BkECKlNKlDGE, ! ,a,,,.
WI Il. JOHNSON. 10n .
Feb le. 1856
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Is Vel enclosed with good spring upon it. The
YER JiS-A credit will be given OF one wear upon
she whole purchase money, the purchaser giYiu.
bond bearing interest ir0ai date with goad persol-
al security and lein upon the property and the
credit viii be extended frol year to year net ex
eeeding five years, upon panctaa payment OF inter
est.
Apply to Col. VIM. II. Harman.
Feb l6 lS5G-tds
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g. The know nothing legislature Q,
Kentu,ky have elected to the Office OF
,haolan Roman Catholic priest.
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TINE co-par.nersltip heretofore existing between
L. Nelson Il Baylor having this day by mutual
consent been dissolve d, these persons who are in
dcbt5d to sad firm requested close their ac-
counts with Jno. NJ. Nelson at as early a date as
possible. JSO. VI. NELSON.
GEORGE BAYLOR.
Feb l6 les6
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Z We subscriber having withdrawn from the firm
a OF Nelson \ Baylor and taking the house for
merry occupied by fessrs. Deakins L Merritt tai es
THIS opportunity Of thanking his friends Tor their
Kind patronage, and hopes be has merited a CON
tinuance of the same.
Feb. l6, 1856,
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