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VALUABLE pysCCyERY,

ESURNAs'S Chemical gaturated Belt is how csa-
- sdered an indispensable al tide by all pesn'ns
aieted with weakness or Pain in the lack or across
tho Kidneys cold chills, or fushes of heat over the
system, with pain in tho head and neck Young
men who hay acquitted habits which lave created
weakness through tae r. stem, BY wearing one OF
these Belts will become sound, with all the Si,or of
Il robust constitution. We haze conferred with
persons Of both scze5 who have been more or lssz
Afflicted for years ard as they say, almost made n
drugshop of their stomach to the greatdetriment aud
arrangement of the Whole system by simply wear
ing Of these belts few weeks have become sound
and healthy. These belts arc worn Loose NEXT the
skn. around the small of the back, subject to no in
cen'enicnce whatever, being covered with silk
For tc relief and cure OF suffering Ladies this belt
is decidedly without a parallel, both IS curative
ard preventive, to all complaints which so IN tcA
aict the ladies Of the present age, which it 10 uu-
necessary to enumerate though mostly fronpainsnl
suppressed and irregular registrations. Pcrhaps #
would be well to mention, to prevent all ladies FROM
wearing them AT all times, they have proved to bea
certain and ccttla preventive certain situations
which will be explained the directions; for THU
reason they should not be by married ladies at
all times This belt will be sent any address free
on receipt Of So. Address, L. Furman 10. s.
Hamilton st. AbanyN y. Y.
Dec. IL
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Census OF THE EMPIRE SrATE.-By the
judiciary ofth Secretary of State of New
York, TO the Lieutenant Governor thereof,
on the Census fthat State, it appe airs that
the present population of the State is B.
47O ,059, being AN increase OF 372 $50
since 1850, ard Of S65 1854 since 1S45.--
1t is distributed among 910 towns and ID
cities the latter being subdivided Into ZIG
words.
The total population of the county OF
New York is 629, 8l0--oi whom 2S2, CTS,
or more than ore third, are ciiizeLs o! for
eign biI.h. The vote OF native and adop
ted citizens Is nearly equal, there being is :
1lS OF the former, and 42.70I of the lat
ter,
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NOTICE.

II 800 800 before informed the putllo and oar
friends OF our determination to leave Stau..ss ~.
Wholesale Bu, Tine purpose of establishing large
II viii be Of WIN our partners in Baltimore
III epd 'uat we viii sell our considerable stock Of
pr ime coi inter Goods from to the st March
NJ fintlln =, or iefsons stated. Nobody in want
aserted stock and secure himself better bara Wen
nan eyer be,ore offered in this market. va es'N,
- af,h b n9ee we have to give to those indebted
our unpaid accounts in the hands of 10 70 pace
M ~ ,uf ISL OF January yet we failed to act uuoa
ans intention Tor the trme, and out of this reaapd
~ 's' our debtors we concluded to wait now mi
and I ~ u repruary next, butonger indulgence can
ana an; WIN not be given any MORE We hone tLat a.
en-, giaeh PERIOD the rest will come forward and nav
without prompting US to those dsagreeabie stem r|
Stanton, Jan, H. 1885 .'isoo' W.
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HoUomays Ointment aud Pills, certain Cure for
Wounds and Ulcers.-Thomas Thompson. of Bata-
via New York, afflicted all over his body with
running ulcers, his life at last became quite a bur
den to him, as he misery to himself, and an
annoyance to his friends. In the hope Of obtaining
ate that it was considered hopeless. At this stage
he had to IIoiloway's Ointment and Pills,
and oy perseyering with these remedies for ten
weeks, he completely cured, and now enjoys the
best of health.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-02-09

For Sale

TNliE undersigned offer for sale nr;vo,o,. ~
-. valuable tract Of land containing so Acres II
mas mas, on II large and commodious DWELLING H..
hank W. naoessafy out buildings, also very large
naHN parma large orchard with the most choice fr,
u, ~ h.so large portion good and valuable neaaw
a. aoout 20 or 80 acres of timber This land has on
never lallng lime stone water, it is altorcthers
desiring a small home would do well 10 a Hn! ons
can ,or we are bound to sell low and give lair oay
sa ihts FOR further information cali and see rs !,
~ Va Fsadand is not sold by Tue,ass a ~ Soan
day. UIRIrk Rrfptt Iunu SAFE sac on that
"a. To-. MARGARET BURkHOLDEI
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"OuR FOREIGN RELATIONS MIR. Bodisco
married Miss Williams, OF Georgetown Mr.
Sartiges, the French Minister, married Miss
Thofndlke, OF Boston; Mr.. Bennees, former
" Secretary Of the Spanish Legation married
the sister Of Madame Sarliges MIR. B1ileau,
present Secretary OF The Frencl, Legation, mar
ried the daughter Of Col Benton NJ; Marco
le,a, Minister from Nicaragua, married Miss
Kickhafler. of Washington city; Mr.. Baroa mo
the late CHILEAN Minister, gave .two manifesto.
tons Of his distinguished consideration to the
Unni,ed States, and now Mir. Stock is added TO
n catalogue.
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Know Nothings Defeated.

We have at length the pleasure OF aanoun +.
cing to The ,urtry the downfall Of Know-Noih'
ngsm in The city OF Wheeling. 1t has been
generally understood that our city was The
Gibraltar of Know n olhing ism in the Old Do
mnion, aud that il was almos! ihvncibis. -
The election of yesterday bag shown that the
ism vas with US, short lived, as ii has been al
moat every place throughout the Union. and
that now The prestige oil victory having been re-
moved from lis brow we may never expect to
see il resuscitated. w. Argus.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-02-09

CIxc,ssArt, Jan. 2s. "A stampede of slaves
.,ok Mace from the border counties OF Kentucky
las, nlgp,. sageral have been discovered here
The neice, al noon to day proceeded 10 arrest
ihyla: Approaching the house where the iugi-
tivas we're sscrs,ed, the latter fired on them,
wounIins two OF three persons who had gather
ed TO wi,uess the arrest. They we're not
wounded severely. One u the fugitive we
men, finding escape impossible, cul the throat
Of cue oil heI children, killing iiasanlly. She
Also severely wounded the other TWO OF her
rh,larrs. Eghl q ths SAY es are said 10 have
e.capI
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OYSFE Frs.

rEHE subscribers have constantly on hand large
L supply of the best Ol STEERS which have ever
been brought to this market. They are put up in
good wooden kegs. The kegs we do not sell, but
require them to be returned. We warrant all Oys-
iiy bat will not b. responsible for those bought else
where, though they be put up in kegs, as we
learn that some persons have been engaged in the
business of buying kegs and filling them up with
interior Oysters, thus imposing upon the purchas-
er, and infeting serious injury upon US. We
know that this has been DONE We understand that
fellow who has been engaged in pediling Oysters
around town, has been buying kegs aud filing
them as before mentioned, and then selling them as
our Oysters, We learn that young man is cogni-
zant Of the fact that 10 or Is hafgallon kegs were
bought at one time. We willing to eXonerate
this young man from all reliability and responsible
ty for what he may have done in CONNECTION with
this matter, and will give him ten dollars il he will
come forward and tell all that he know. about il.
Our object is Ia protect business. We intend to
furnish the very best OYSTERS, and will protect our
selves and the community if We can.
l.. ROWE, JR., co.
Stanton, JAM 10, 1856.
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HEHAEC SEE.

T WILL sell, on the premises where now reside.
Il on the Long Meadows, in Augusta county. Ia
the highest bidder, all my PONSONAL PROPER
TY, ON the 10th day of March next 1t consists in
the following: Two Horses, Harness, -Four Mich
Cows, six young Cattle, twenty Sheep, forty acres
OF wheat in the ground, one hundred bushels OF
corn, fifty bushels OF wheat one four horse waeen,
rlows and harrow four tons of hay, household and
kitchen furniture, six hundred weight of bacon,
and great many other things not necessary here
to mention.
Terms On all sums over five dollars credit OF
six months will be given the purchaser giving bond
with good security. For all sums under i've dollay.
the cash will be required
John B. ENGLEMAN.
Feb. 8, ls56.-4t. *-Spec COPY
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NOTICE

1iis subscriber begs leave to inform his nuno,.-.
'aa friends and customers tina, he has procured
quahtley OF superior Tallow and Candlowiek
winch he intends manufacturing into Cand,as III
oalaes Tor many years have stood the test of u.
summer heat and were pronounced equal. if not gu
p p., 10 Jacksons celebrated Talaw Candle. =
nsss Tor me present he intends to give his persona
attention to the above business and BY meIip
s9oa arteie, hopes TO receive a fair proportios.1
shate Vi the pubic patronage. JOHN H. Asst
StauntOn, Oct. Il lS55~ GIN a. H't.
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gs;s AT HOME.

yxTE are receiving and opening a nice lot Of Con
w fcctiens, Fruits, Nuts, sc. suitable for the sea-
son. embracing every hing usually kept in reeulnr
Confectionery Store, together with nice collection
of TOYS and ether nations suitable for Christina.
Presents, which are determined to sell ss Low, as
they can be had IN the market toi cash. All weagk
is an examination Of our Stock and il Won do NOT
say we are the individuals with whom YOU can leave
reur dimes to the best advantage, whr We are vii
ling to give II up.
r. NJ. GUSHING CO
st,rnt.n. Zee. -. lss.
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FATAL SHOOTING AFFAIK.-We learn from
The Richmond papers, that OIL Saturday, night
last. about nine o'clock, a negro named WD :,
Ha rry, slave to Mr.. j. s. B. Tlnsey, war lress.
passing upon the premises oil man named
Robin son. who resides IN the locality known as
s,eamersville, outside OF the corporate limits,
when he was warned TO leave, and obeyel, bnl
afterwards returned, aal Robinson. lit is re-
rorlel, } fred upon him with a gun, killing hlIa
almost Immediately.
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Wanted.
Z. A. DAVIS & co.

S00 LoCUSTPosT Apply to
0OV b. Il j. .. CRAWFORD.
staunton, Jan. 20, ls56.-tf.
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w. ARNLED:

At the residence OF her father, near Deerfeld, by
the Rev. Jno. 5. Blain, Mr.. HARVEY s. HARaIs, for
merly of Goochland, to Miss SARAHE., eldest daugh-
ter Of Mr.. Lewis kincad
In ilarrsonburg Wednesday evening last, by
Rev. j: IL. Bocock, Mr.. GusrAvus A. GAY, and
Miss MARGAREr L., youngest daughter of VIM.
Sprinke, decd.
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Lirery 'sgmEsc, .sy0,.,,,x,,, NJ.

Etfrry StHsEsc, Sy0wufo,, am.
1 ING leased the American iiot'l &c %,
i take this method of informing NV old frisaa.
anu me travelling public, that am now nrenarea -,
o an by the year, month, day, and to sell
UPON me, IS am prepared to keep them ON az AZ
IL .ernls as any other Stable in this place
nave procured good and attentive ostlers .,a
horses for reasonable commission. anu seihns
"A Al ask Is, TRY BRows's STABLES oso, ,na -
yon are NOT pleased, don't stop with him ana, 'n1
~ ., Io... J. H. BROWN
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YyANlSG purchased the establishment 50 long
Il and iavorably known under the STYLES of C. I.
Cochran \ CO. and G. I. Cochran, / propose 10
continue the business Of T0RAGGBSiST MT the
same place. haze secured the services of Mr.. q.
7. Cochran rs agent end manager OF the business
and trust shall merit and receive a continuance
OF the pafrana re so Literally extended TO the cid a.
tahlishmcnt. HUBERT j. GLENDY.
Jan, 10, 1856.
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RiooRs OF THE ''suSNY ouTH."-The Cbag.
leslonian. arc putting up their own ice from the
ponds surrounding Charleston. The usually
import il. Othar Southern cities this year have
heir ice supply at their own doois, which will
affect the laoe neXt season.
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N. B. Persons enquiring for letters in the above
list, will please say they are advertised.
l.. l.. STEVENSON, p. N.
Feb. 0, 1856
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Valuable Farm, s:,,. %,so

THE subscriber offers his FARM for sale. contain.
Il ing, 2la Acres, adjoining the lands Of Il. Han
ger, and others The improvements are two-story
Frame Barn and other necessary out buildings The
farm is well watered aud in good state of cultiva-
ton, aad not surpassed for produeivencss hv any in
the county. Ah1nt 60 acres II it is River Bottom
Nov. u, lsas SIN. PETER HANGER /
2i1IlA RiSer.
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JUICE BAYLy.-The Petersburg Iatelisen.
Ger learns that The health OF the Hon. Thomas
Fl. Bayly has much improved since he arrived
at Havana, and he expects ere long to be able
TO resume his duties in Congress.
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TIE CENTRAL SAVINGS BANK

INTEREST will be paid on deposites at the rate
OF D per cent, per annum, all Gums remaining
on deposite one month longer fractions OF =
month not to be counted in reckoning interest. De-
posites will be paid upon Is days notice. Discount
day, Saturday.-Note for discount or renewal muys
De handed to the Treasurer Friday evening, o.
they will not be considered b. the Board Of Diy.s
tors.
oaico at tho Store Of j. Brandeburg ca.
Fl. n, BELL. Prest.
g: X. SNAPP, Vice Prss1.
~ DIN DaAsDRoUAG, Treasurer.
N. G. H.nMAx,
A. j. GARBEH,
N. II MoCUn, / ptreetsy..
}. II. McCuB,
VIZ II. WAITE
Stnunton eDct AZ l5bs1,
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NOTICE.

NOR reasons which my friends will appreciate
Il and approve, ! have sold kay entire establish
business at the old stand. Having undertaken Tho
management Of the new concern, shall be pleased
to see my old friends and customers and vii! on
deayor 10 give them satisfaction
Jan. lG 1856 OF. COCHRAN.
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MrMoRiAL.-The members oil the conercga.
lien IN Norfolk once presided over by NE late
Rev. A Dibrel, have caused 10 be placed i'll
their church marble tablet 10 his memory
having OH il suitable inscription.
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GheHD for Cnsh

osher to sell Furniture low as it can be bop,A.
or j i, orter3 Cities shall this wear sell 10,
fron " * rs equivalent; and pledge nyself n ,sn
IRON 70 to 20 per cent lower tan ii has cyar - h sa
500 IN this place before. My stock of Purni,, o'sn
s IS very large both Of home and nSr.hera
zen chairs cane and wood seat SOM hns. % aez
cane seat Rockers, and chldrens chairs shall
IN regularly from Boston aud New Yort 80
arI o. every descriptions which will be ,old ~
s"au advance on cost, A call Is all I ash
Jan ), 1856. A. d. cgsNnrpp
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NOIICE.

yEyHE undersigned has purchased the saddlcfs es-
/ tablishment of II. 4. Bryan, and will carry on
the business in the store room occupied by said ry-
am. A. \. BRECklNRlDGE
Jan. &C. 1856
TUST received aud for sale by STAPLES, MAR
y TIN CO, Dried Apples and Peaches. beans
and Bdckwtea Flour, Mica article for family va.
s,saainn. Veb. 1855
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VIRGINIA.
A 7 rules held in the Clerks Office of the Circuit
"a Court for augusta comfy, February the 4th,
1855,
Harriet g George, Plaintiff
Robinson Hanger, Samuel NJ. Woodward William
$. Hanger. Reuben K. George, Henry IT, George,
and Ptolemy Brichtwell, Deii'ts
The Object of this suit in the LIST place is to set
tie the accounts OF Robinson Hanger as Admuistra-
Tor OF Henry e.. George deed in the 2nd place TO
settle the accounts Of Harriet :. George as Qua
dian Of Reuben X. and Henry II. George il am
children of said Henry g. George decd, in the sd
pscc to settle the accounts of Ptolemy 3rightwe,
the present guardian of said infants. And in the
4th place, to obtain decree dvesng said Reuben
h. aud Henry II. George to re-convey to the plain
tiff the legal title, to The Missouri land in the Bal
mentioned, the title to which land, has become yes
ted in said Reuben X. aud Henry II. George by
decree OF Court in the State Of Missouri.
The deft., Robinson Hangcr not having entered his
appearance and givin security, according to the act
Of Assembly, and the Rules OF this Court and it ap-
pearing by satisfactory evidence that he is not an
inhabitant OF this Commonwealth: 1t is ordered
that the said Deiendent do appear here within one
month after due publication of this order and do
what is necessary to pro ect his interest and that
copy of this order be forthwith inserted in some
newspaper printed in Sta1non, for four wee IS sue
cessiYeiy, and posted at the front door of the Court
house, Teste
NlCHS. C. KINNEY elk
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u. g. "A "
Prac.ical and Auisiy zeal Che mist,
LOW Ell /, MASS.
AND SOLD BY

G.c. Sold - :. =. isAridee and !. r. Laird
StHnton. John Z. Arna'i, Nayrc3 boeo. James f.
fo-s, and bY all Druggist aad Dealers in MedieiAc>
every " iietn.
JaJ. -, 1SsG.-im.
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The Markets.

Rlcnxoxp Feb. 6, sk6.-Flour-Nothiag doing
except 10 the city trade. We quote sunseiine u
s9,3 to $ss4; extra $40 to sl0l7; family fl to a.
Whcs, nothing doing the mill, being ice bonad
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BUCK WHEAT FLOUR.
EXTRA quality, at
n JAS. A. PIPER.
Feb. 2, ls5G.--3ts.
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FAKE NOTICE

A IL accounts due me to January LIST 1856, are
IA made off, and ready tor settlement. Those
iu.ebted TO ine will hope consider this sufficient
reminder aad walk up promptly and settle their ae
counts. vaNVh iuLlI1L.
our remaining stock of Clothiags now selling at
greatly reduced prices. j. L.
f,h 2 lS5t,
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stanton, lOet. 81, l555.-1v.


ME subscriber is now receiving daily FREaH
4 ol IERS, both in shell and Gang He il pra
pared to furnish them at the shortest notice eibse
raw roasted fried. stewcd, scolloped, and in fac.
any way IN which they ray be desired. His facili
ties to accommodates were never better Ira Iii
supply Families, at the lowest rates. with the bosa
article OF Oysters, as having secured an agency FOR
an extensive lrn in the East, he is enabled to do 40
and the public. ' e'' is4as
Soup furnished every day at II O'Clock.
C.H. S4,CPE.
Agent for Geo. c. Grouse.
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The most ertroordanory discovery n he WorldisM
Grea4 Arutian Rcn,ccy for Kan and Beast.
II. G.. FAnnELL'S.
CEEtEEKAVED ARABIAN L1NIMEST

>
II. q. FAhnELLS.
CECEBKATED ARABIAN I1NIMhNT
This celebrated medicine. skfully composed as it
IS OF Che most ra,life baisa}ns and penetrating 0s
can never fail 10 care almost every affection that
co0ld be acyiated br an eS termed remedy. It's 81
miracl.. 5us cures IL performs aHd by The great aad
c0nstant!e increasing demand. Iherclas been sold
w.lh!n The oasl Yea :lpoec than IlikLE MILLIONS
OF BOTTLES, and thc4e can be bat few persons
found who do no, bestow upon it iie hghes praise
To-. the rare yitucs it bose ,cs. NotA.ag, peshaps
since the the wo d. has been SO successful
a, al extegrai rrmcdy for ~ nervous diseases.
this wonderful curative. " hen applied it u.tan-
taneouslv dituscs itself through t3e Whole sNsten
sootbnt the i,.ilated ntfyes allas ug tie most IN
apse pa ms aad creating most del @bl III sensation
Read the iol!ou .Ag remarkable cure. Whici eaa be
aitested to by hoidtcds no were fully acquainted
with the whoie circums tapte.
CHRONIC ENl.Ak,itMt.NT OF TONSthS.
Nv daugtter, wien siS months old. was taarn
wt;n a swelling ia the tonsils which grew la or
an, la Sc. wien Six ears old she had great d.
nra,y in su allowing her iood. Every nis NJ Match
va, sept. fearing She would su6ocale. The bust
doelo attended her but could give rei1c!: !
took hct 10 tue most e.nncat doc. tire Fast;
the, 81 ii t,pse was no he'll, for her bus odtgrow
it. W.th sad hearth returned home wtto he
when - became much that the docIo )
had to be called in again: they decided that the
tons must be cut off as The only means O giving
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Great Esaslucclsae,.f

WE this day commence selling orr Stock of
~ Goods at prime cost for cash only, consisting
OF Cloths, Cassimeres, Satinets Vestmys fancy and
PLAN nress Silks, good assortment Of twillng and
Stock of assorted Prints Gloves and Holsters of ali
&C. "N''
10 our friends and others we give cordial inv
tauon to call and examine for themselves
profit. s'' "4"oe' al
j. BRANDEBURG 4 co.
stAunton, Feb. Q, ls5e.-4w.
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INV LE.F TUENpo Cyrp

WYE are manufacturing nice article of Candy.
w (Which will sell at Sl62a per hundred weigh,
for cash and III the words OF the editor we wnnld
say, 'all orders must be accompanied with the cash
to receivo attention.
Slaunton Jan II, 1855.
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FOR SALE,
FOUR VALUABLE SLAVES.

WILL be sold Saturday, the 25th day of
W February, 1856, on the Court House Square,
in Staunton, SLAVE WOMAN AND CHILLI, and
TWO FlkSf CLASS MEN. The Woman is a good
cook, washer and ironer. These slaves are sold tor
no fault. Persons in need of reliable servants MAY
supply their wants '''
Terms cash, or well endorsed negotiable notes
at 80 or 60 days, interest added.
HUGH w. SHEFFEY,
,o-o Agent for Philip Pitmsn
Feb. 0, ls56.-1ruc A. and Spec copy.
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ATTENTION THE WHOLE

rfNaE undersigned begs leave to cell the attention
ofhis friends to the fact, that their accounts are
made of up to the lst inst, aad ready for settle
meat.
Ills demands 'or money pressing, and as he is
DESTROYS to meet his engagements promptly he hopes
his friends, and all will respond to this call and
pay up with little delay as possible
WM \. STERRBTT.
January, H. ls56.-Spoet copy lmo.
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Valuable Hotel Property For sale.
r HE AMERICAN HOT Ell

TI>HE eo-partnership heretofore existing andes
1 the ntlne OF William II. CARRIER Il Co., between
" ~. H. o. Der, Levi L.. Stevenson ana Jolm Il.
Breeknr.,lee hay ing been dissolved bY the death
OF sad john b. Breckenridge, on the tn day oil
Dece.abcf ,t. il has become necessary to wind uP
Inc Affairs oi sai partnership, and make SAFE .. he
social effects. 10 e.fectualc that oh Get the under
signed. Surviving plftners, will expose TO public
81 c, on tbs premises,
ON AoaDAI, THE 24TH or -NAReH NEX1',
What valuable property in the town y. Stanton,
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-02-09
ADMINISrRAY0R,S SALE

I WILL sch at Public auction on Friday the 18th
dav O February l>56, in front of the Court house
\ CART, ON acredit ofG0 days, the purchaser
giving negotiable note with good endorser.
WIN. IL. HARTMAN
Ad' of John Barry deed
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-02-09
iSiR Nv.

ENAKEN up by Jacob Palmer in Augusta co., on
T. the It'll OF January lS56 an Estrar, mare oi
Black COLOR about . hauds hgn. ~ years old had
on When taken up saode and bridle--tAe mare a,}-
praised 10 $50 Extract,
Jan. z8 1856. JEFFERSON KINNEY. OK