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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-23

DENovED.-THE UNDERSIGNED wotvI n MOST 4
III specially inform their patrons aud the ladies' rener1
that they have removed their millinery establishment from
70 SCI BROADWAY whore they have hand ana are
~ every steamer IRON Europe, the most fash
able styles OF French bonnets ribbons flowers feathers
which solicited 10 call and examine WIN omen H
The iaiestf u aud winter styles Tuesday, Sept. q
5eween Prince and Houston streets directly oproSts
keir0osiiian Bsfsl
Miss y. n. CatNn. Miss r. r. Terry
S.R-tounry dealers and nllners literally dealt win
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-23

DFGUI.AR MORNING LINZ FOR ALBANY AND TROY
rs landing at West Point, Newhurg Poughkeepse,
Kingston Point, Catskl Hudson and coxsaeke-rhe new
seamtr GLEN COVE VIII leave foot Of Canal and spring
streets every Monday, Wednesday and Friday morn ng
O'Clock. Fer further particulars, inquire or LEWIS, w
West street. Steam music attached to this boat
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-23

INDIA RUBrER GOODS. -.
An extensive stock, % very superior quality, consisting
"a sy ~ article adsr ted 10 the yucanzed and com
mon black rubber capes, poncnoa panta
cone overas ard eggns caps gloves and mitens ladies'
aGd gentlemen hoes and DONG boots made Hight AMI
beuful expressly for city horse loor springs
SCI For faic The csc, dozen or single article By
- ". HOnGMAN
Maiden lane, corner VI Nassau street,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-23
WATCHES AND JEWELRY.

DENNETT 4 BRO, SUCCESSORS TO TENNEY, LATR
IL al rs, Broadway OF Murray street have fitted
$50 Broadway. few doors above Nisos, WITH
Al entire new stock watches, jewery and silver
which they are selling their friends and the public at very
low prices BENNETT BRO, 5sG Broadway,
Under the Metropolitan Hotel.
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rNuseIIDORY GALLERY SF BROADWAY.
~ The best collection q paintings on this continent
Cosu from o'clock a. NJ I'll 10 o'eloct y,
Idmssion rs seph; ssseor tickets ~ cents
rrelyFs ONE DOLLAR PHOTOGRAPHS GOING OFF
~ 100 daily; 'arge hne attractive pictures a. any ~ The
ii ure rarkeA the little n and ~ cent iamrraypea
II tventy I've artists and machinery Depot, 29 Broadway
WILLIAMSON BROS, pRooKLyN.-OUR CAMEO
w tvre eannet BE- inflated. n artiscaiy coiOred
peas even 70 batter Process known OILY ~ ~, 2s9Fn
jeI sAssh
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-23

HoLTis NEW MODEL REvoLvERs-JUsT REcEIv ED
~ and for sale at +. REYNOLDS, importer Of guns rs
tolls &C. As Chatham street, and No. Frenchs HOTEL N.
Agent Sankey's gun and musket caps The trade sap
piled.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-10-18

ARRIVAL OF TIE PERSIA.
ONE WEEK LATER FROM EUROPE

New YORK, Oct 1.-THE steamer Per-
sia arrived here this morning at $ o'clock,
with Liverpool dates to the 4th inst, one
week later than former advices.
The chief items of interest continue to be
the three heretofore spoken Of, namely
The demonstration against Naples; the bouts-
dairy Of Belgrade; and the right of poses
mon. in the Isle of Scrpents.
Respecting Naples the only information
comes from the Brussels s.Nord," which
says that the Austrian Ministers at Paris
and London have urgent orders from their
Governments to entreat France and England
TO abstain from any demonstration at least
until the return of Martins mediatorial
mission to Naples. Further, it is said, that
The Western Powers, in consideration for
Austria, assent.
There is considerable letter writing, but
no new facts have been brought out respect
the Belgrade boundary. ~.
The German papers assert that Great Brit
ain has addressed second note to Russia
On Isle of Serpents, more peremptory than
the first the result of which is unknown.
Great Britain has proposed as a plan for
the adjustment of the Montenegro difficulty
that Turkey cede an extehsion CT boundary
TO Montenegro. and acknowledge the soye-
reignty of the Porte.
There are rumors Of an increase Of the
Austrian and French troops in Italy.
London Markets. Flour is generally
quoted at 33a37s Wheat.-Red Wheat
68a72s: white 72a7Ga. Sugar and Coffee
are generally firm
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-10-18
GENERAL ORDERS.

HEAL QUARrEas, l6uth Reg't Va Militia
4. Stanton, Sept. "a, 1853.
In pursuance of the General Orders of the Com
mander-in. Chief, of date Sept. To- 1856;
]. The Officers OF the l60th Regiment of the Va.
Militia are hereby required TO assemble at the Court
House of Augusta county on Friday, the 24th
day of October, at o'clock, r. N, for the pur
pose OF eecting Major Of said Regiment, vice Jas
NJ. AyTes, removed from the State,
2. Commandments OF Companies in which thore are
vacancies among the Officers, are required to issue
orders to their Companies to assemble at heir usual
places of muster, on Saturday, the goth day OF
October, for the purpose Of filing such vacancies,
81 Captains of Companies will superntend the cleo
ton of Lieutenant Of their respective Companies.
A. Capt Solomc Whitmer, Co. L., will superin-
tend the election Of Captain of Artillery, vice John
Dennison, decd
tend the eldcioh of Captaa IN Co. b, sioe VIM. Q.
Bickle removed. H.
6. Ii Col. Bushcng will supcrintend the election
Of Captain in Company g., vice John Ii. Greiner,
removed.
7. Captain Thos ". DRYDEN. Go. D., viii supern
tend the elepton of Captain in Co. f., vice James
NJ. Ayres, promoted.
s. Capt. YIN. d: Andersen. ,Arty, will superin-
tend the election of Captain IN Co. g., vice John II.
Lutz, removed. r
8. The officers experimenting elections of Capt.
are also required to snperintend the filing of yacan-
ces among the Subalterns in said Companies,
BY order of the Col. Commandment,
Sept II. 1855 ii. NJ. BELL, AdIt.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-10-18
From Kansas

CHICAGO, Oct. 18th Private sdyitca re-
esred here from Kansas mention a rum0r
tha: Governor Robinson was about to con-
veHa tho Flee State Legislature. One
hundred and ten Free State men arrested
under Harvey, at Hickory Foint, have all
besn committed on the charge Of murder.
Every esage and conveyance Into the Ter
ritsny is crowded with settlers returning to
tspeir claims, from which they were driven
l,y lane.
aoy Geafy is disohargng his duty with
'earless energy
81. LOFTS, Oat IA Litter in the DENT
eefys dated Lawrence, Oct. ., says n con-
van'ioa has been called at Topeka on the
33ih, 10 h8m % Republican electoral ticket,
with the view Of aeeeriaining the strength Of
raa parls III tao tjekct Is elected ana
Eaagaa sslaam he admitted W. a State IN De
sa;nhes, tbe electors viii ask soats ia the
etaetoral college The pTo-slavery party
ars expected u. nominate i5illuMe aud
E'isissnat, elecseral tickets.
sST tzTr,r, Oct. ID --A1viees ffom VS.
''dn ss;'te 1il. M4SsFs. l;erngy ard Walker
having r9la ume isouf 10 eiti@e#a q saGSas.
= yar,s II rathaus under S'fsa4itlieB pro
,H,.1s,i ffoln Pia.ts eisy to NessoA AMI ar
rs=sal Iierry, deYiraacine ham rs n ADMIT.
,inaiss and threatening so'hats nm. The
eitiyens Of Weston aess nhlea 81 ri isrrce,
and altar deoonheing stringttllow ordered
s,itn 10 leaea the country in five days.
fheg thsn drove him and hin patty from.
t5wR
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-10-18
M.3AN'.

O0O SACKS Ashton and goo Sacks Marshall ana
ZOO Ground Alum sat, direct from New York,
all in prime order at
Oct f8. j. BRANDEBURG & cos.
~ y SIDES No. ! Sole Leather at
% Oct Is. j. BRANDEBJRG & cos.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-10-18
NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given, uIat the undersigned,
County, State of Iowa, as Guardian OF Clarinda '.
Brown and Francis NJ Brown, will apply by petit
ton to the County Court of Augusta Comfy, Va.
on Saturd ay, the sth day of November next,
personal property which may belong to my said
wards in said County Of Augusta, OIL be coming to
them from the Estate of YIN. Brtten, decd, or
will be made under and IN pursuance Of the 2nd and
Srd Sections of Chapter i29 Of the Code Of Va =.
Sly said wards residing out of Virginia, viz in
johnson County, Iowa. WILLIAM BROWN.
HARaAN BELL, Att'ys. Oct. 4.-3w
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-10-18


We sae an article IN the True Amtrirag,
III The 1lth INST, headed "Androw Jackson
Donelson," in which the Editor labor h
prove that because he (DonolsdnA was IA
idol with Gen. jackson, a great man with
Polk-and because Gen. Pierce congrltu-
lated himself on having him 70 conduct the
".Union" newspaper, he ought to be treated
with great respect by the Democracy
His great prototy pc, Judas Iscariot, was
loved by his master, Christ, he, (Jurlas)
was great man with the disciples, and the
people no doubt congratulated themselves on
having him to preach tor, then ). hit all this
did not prevent his being loaded With ohio
guy after his acceptance Of tie tliiftTfeces;
--on the contrary, with every man 81 truth
and honor it was the principal reason for
damning him, and even those to thom he
betrayed his Master did MOI hald him in tue
highest respect
Had the l".fyae .Aiuerican' been printed
ia. those days, wo..3es which side the editors
&tSM have espoused, X,
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-10-18
Valuable land foY sale.

A s Agent FOR the widow and heirs of John Nc
"a Clnre, decd, will sci Tract Of Land sItua-
ted one mile from Waynesboro', elui-distaAt be
tween the Turnpike and Central Rcifroaa contain
ing 70 Acres: about 20 acres cleared, cs3 the bal
ance heavily slrsbercd. TIE improFeiucnts gre two
Dwelling Eouens 6 very large Double BAN, Smoke
House, Kitchen. Corn Crib Spring House, &c, with
two good Syringe convenient to the house. This
Farm combines the advantages being only one
mile from, three Mills two Churches and the Same
from the WaYntsooro' Depot. and in the midst OF the
best society. Any person wishing to purchase, vii
do well to call on the agent who viii show the prem
ises. Terms and payments will be accommodating
June 2s,--tf JAMES S. RUSH, Agent.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-10-18
cow NM IGATleES
MONTEREY. Highland Co. !
Aninhnr lGAA


MesE-s. Editors Last Thursday was
GLORIOUS day for the Democracy Of Highland.
About IL o'clock, according to appointment,
hon. John Letther made his appearance on
ma s.aai.. After giyiag an aecenat eff his
stewardship, he continued to address the
people on the political issues now before the
country, in his usual powerful and effective
style. lie reviewed the rise. .proiress end
fuU Of the Know Nothing party; at the
same time proving clearly, that it was an
abolition movement He then reviewed the
history Of the gloriors and inyincible Demo
cratic party, proving clearly to all parties,
shat it is the only national parry rev in ex-
istenoo. 1t being Court da5 be lad to be
vary brief
After Mr. LeteheI left the Court toose,
ths opposition expressed 6 deeire to Rave a
chance i, reply; accordingly, 4 night the
GeRat Eohse was lighted W, when it was
aatahroel that any one present who desired
y rely een'd have an opportunity. One
obseFre voice called out for Doyle, after a
shors Taues, no one appearing, lond calis
were made fer Miehic; and amid loud cheers,
that gentleman aseeodaa fho stand, and en-
sar:ainel the people ftr about two hours, il
his usual plain ana powerful manner-vhen
the Knew aathings again caFicd for Doyle.
This gentleman nov appeared, md after
cutting soIne monkey eaperss aad talking
aboas the Pope aud fa,Tiners, he lett the
stand. when load onlls Of I.etoher, fletcher,
we're hsara from al parts of the house and
auia doatoning applause, honest John as
eenaad the stand heipeor Doyle wotid net
shay to. hear h,a doom he left the house
immediately, and welI for him that lac dill,
for We npser hoard a man get 50 complete a
logging az honest John gave this son of
.Sna Ii locked very much Ike using a
oanuon b shoot a Gy After skinning him
s2mpletely Dir. Leteher left the stand, amid
greaA applause, and cries Of Hurrah for
s.otcber, when the Know Nothings called
Tor sheaey, but il was 40 90. Shelly did
n'a appear, and 30 the meeting broke ap ~
The Democracy are in high spirits, AMI win
earry this eounsy by 300 majority u No
sembsr next MoNrc3-.A
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-10-18

Douglas Gray, ESQ.,, has sold his estate,
s'Inglewood," in Rockingham, Va, con-
tanning six hundred acres, to A. B. Trick,
for $50, 900,
Hon. Luke Pryor, of Alabama. late
Know Nothing candidate for the [. S. Sen
ate, and who was appointed n Fillmore ell
ector, has declared publicly for Buchanan.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-10-18
JOHN G. GROVE,
Tin and Coppersmith,
AND DEALER IN STOVES,

AND UEALER IN , IUF Is5', =
n RESPECTFULLY Informs his friends and Gus
II TONER'S that he has on hand good assortment OF
49, TIN VA R e, DC,
embracing every article in use, and that he will ex
ecute to order anI work in his line, at the shortest
notice, and on reasonable terms. He keeps con-
stantly on hand a variety Of Cooking Stoves of the
ncatet patterns and most approved FORM and invites
price of the articles cannot fail to be satisfactory to
purchasers. u.
Thankful for 'ihe patronage heretofore extended
to him. he respectfully solicts a continuance OF the
same and the public, that every exerton on
his part VIII be made to give satisfaction, both as
to price and workmanship.
Call on Main Street, two doors below White u
Patton's JOHN {. GROVE.
Oetnher IL. lS56-6rno.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-10-18
IMpoRVAET ryFoRFrATI N.

TINE subscribers have opened large Ware House
in the town of stanton, opposite tho Passen-
ger Depot and near the. American Hotel, where they
are prepared te give the highest Cash price for
Corn, Rye, Oats and Barley.
They viii also keep constantly On hand largo
supply Of good WHISKY which they sill ea-
,hangc for grain. They viii soon be ready 70 fur
nish Ground Plaster 20 Farmers.
VI. Cash will be PAID for 200 thrifty stock hogs.
HARTMAN d SNAPP.
q ntnhnr Il 1esc-tf
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September %, 1856,

" HITE Dc PA TTON
GEizE this occasion to lhsas their fsiends and the
- public Tor Their c'ns,aat anf, liberal support and
bog leave to announce that they Gre row reptsyipy
such supplies ct
FALL AND WINTER GOODS
as ef completes their stock. The particulars giyea
in sep &rate advertisements.
oisr stock we viii scll st rers small proii,slor
Cash. or 10 good punetua es,ssamer5 DIR old sto
shall continue to sell usual, at cost or lees.
cash. An persons wanting bargains wilt consult
thtir Interest," ~ oel4ng Oi Us. Gan 81
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-10-18
hose that would be IN scas9nto secure tickets in q
F9RT CANES ACADEMY L0TTERY

Ho.e Thai would be 10 scasonto secure tickets 10 to
F9RT CAVES ACADEMY L0TTERY
10 be drawn Friday, 0etoaer q, $780,.
Snoaid lose no tine If thev -'oud secure any ,fthe
BriIilsbt Prizes offered in the Scheme,
Capittl PIKE, SO ,ooe, Lowest Prize 20!
Tie numnar driving TIE CAPITAL, nass end either
n = q g. 4, ;, c, 4, 9. U. AN teke (Which must
be enc In ten) when me plumber eaes III the same fig
are 4 tie &c drawing the Capital Prize Is guaran-
ced to draS $40 besides the chances for the larger
Prizes. 49,
.rdo}e Tickets, So. Baf.es, So Qaertecs, 50 50.
Certificate. of Paekeges will be sold at the follow
ing rates winch s tiie risk
Certificate q. Package OF 10 Whaes $50.
- - halves -
Quarters II.
orders can he addressed to
$. SWAN " CO., atlanta, Ca.
or s. SWAN. Montgomery, Ala.
For par teuiars, see Scheme % aBethsr eel.pln.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-10-18
MARRIEn.


On the 22nd inst. by Rev. G. Beard, Mr. Aeoa
Swtfr Is Mrs. LUCINDA RohEefssN, all OF Ems 60.
on the ea' inst, by Rev G. Beard, Mrg. JAaEs
IT, 9Ass1g 20 Miss SaRAH M Daughter Oh Joseph
nicer, all Of koo@ogiage county
On ths etHt ir.ss., 6y goF Tol.a 2. Taller, Joav
x. =. AApa so Hiss AAH81A srGfffHNsoH, both q
Highland county.
Bv the same, on Inc 7th inst. Mr. --- .sNo92-
SOW, of Gpshur, to Miss LoefsA DavRaIDse Q. Nigh
i1n8 county. -t
IN Bcils Yailey RootbTidee e0Unty fs., On
rGurEdaF. september. s54a, l9ae, ~ 10Y. -oaMnel
~ M.aa ~ LEzzIs RsIL, daughter q F" iAsAi Leil
ESD, OF Rocabfidge.
s...
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THE UNIVERSAL FAVORTTE.
Glass 255.
CcR8iN 4. CO, Agents,


Tickets $l-Shares in proportion.
We inFariably answer letters by return mail. en-
closing the tickets in good safe envelope, and al
weys observe The strctest sconhdenee. After the
il wing 3 over, we send tie oHipiat drawing with
awritten explanation of tie resalt Of ,he venture
All Prizes bought at this office are.pfyabie inmedi
0tely after the drawing in Carrept Money, and we
take Bank Notes of any State. or Rank Drafts in
payment for Tickets at par, Fer odd amounts in
making change we receive postage Stamps, they be-
ingnore convenient thansilver Corresp ondcnts may
place the utmost confidence in the regularity and
safety of the nails very few or no misearriages
of Money happen when properly directed to US. Be
careful that You mention your Post Office, County
and State Give US, at leas. one single trial. you
cannot lose much, If not GAIN, One single trial may
make you inder endent for life. Try U.S. There
should be no such word as fail. Address
COR3lN & co.
Box 100 Post ohiec, Baltimore, I'D,
Octobor Ii, lS5G---3mo.
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READ THIS.
Latest and Most Interesting News!
STEINER. BRCTEERS & CO.,

ETstKE tsis method or liberty, to inform the cit
|. X zens of Staunton and surrounding country thai
they have lust returned from the North and brough
on She arg est and finest stock Of X EA Df III A III
CLOTHING and Gents Fancy Furnishing G9ods
that has ever been offered il shis market. ihelf
Goods were made up and selected unaer thelr own
care of th, best kind OF material, and III style 10
suit every taste Their Gaads are welTanted to bg
sewed well. Their stock consists o. every END and
style of Coats sucl as MantasSn Ne latest fashion,
Beaver Coats Petersham, ion-skln., Lamp skin,
Whitney, fine Cloth and Cashmere, Satinett ana Z.
Cashmere Coats. Pants. such as fine Black q Fan
cy Cashmere, Satinett, L. Cashmere, Tweed, at
seaman Silk Pants, at every price, from Sl.oo Up
to ST.. W. az -; = q i esS'
EESrg.--Rine SILK Ttlset, Piash, Cashmere,
Tweed Black Satin, SGtin Flush, Plain and Fancy
Silk Vesss, double and single breasted.
BOY s. WEAR.--A very large assortment OF Boys
Wear constantly on hand at very low prices also,
a large assortment Of Negro Clothing, at reduced
prices.
As some OF our partners reside in Baltimore, aud
sending, weekly, the latest styles, supply the
sortmeut, and as we manufacture all our Gootsour
selves, we sreensbled to sell cheaper than any c5
tablishmont-tlis side Of Baltimore.
COT NTRY MERCUANTSwil do well to call and
examine orr Stock, rs they can buy here in Whole
sale as cheapes in any of the Northern Cities and
save the Freight expenses.
Now is the time; come and stpp,y yoHrsef with
clothing for the cruel winter
''Come one, come all,
Our motto is Quick Sales and small Profts.'
Don't forget to- cali ut STEINER, BROS. g. cos,
great Central Clotlling Emnoriom.
Sept. %, lS56--GmG5. EN-
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JUST RErrtyc ,,,

4 7 orr store, Corner of BANK SQUARE bv
a " treE PATTuNs Black. Blue, and Mixed
Cloths, Blankets for Negroes. Bed and shawl Blsu-
sogs, Flanaels, Linseys and Kerseys, Brown ana
Black Sheetings end Shifting, Baggings, 0snaburg.
Hrown and Black Drilling, Domestic Plaid and
stripes, lo0 prime, new style Calooes. Manchester
Cheeks snd Ginghalns, Cassmeres, Merinoes. Plain
and Pointed Nonslins, Alpaccas, Cambria. Jaconets
Nice lewns, Hosiery, Comforts Worked Collars ana
Sleeves, Ribbons, Ribbon Belts, large assortment
Hack haeeS, Black Fringes. Dress trimmings, Fsa
ey Trimmings, Black Silks, &C., &c. Sep Il
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Exc cutor's sale OF a valuable Farm,

,
NEGROES, STOCK, GRAIN, &c.
TIME undersigned, Executors of Peter Orchard
l. decd, will proceed, on
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 23rd, 1856,
on the premises. to sell that valuable Fern on which
said Peter Ccickard lately resided. This farm con-
tains 2OO4 Acres. is in fine state OF cultivation,
and ohers great inducements to persons wanting to
locate in the neehborhood Of good Schools and good
society. TIE larter portion OF the farm lies within
the Corporation Of Staunton, and the buildings are
in half r mile OF Court house. schools, Churches
the Railroad Depot, end he business paat OF the
town. There are several fine Springs upsn She farm
the Meadow is large and welwstere'i, s-l thewhole
land is web adapted to the growth 81 all kinds Of
Grasses and Grains. The subscribers, living at
stanton, will take pleasure in showing the land to
any person desirGug CT purchasing. They will also
offer for sale TWO EOUSES and LOTS in the town
The terms Of tie Reel Estate win De ene-fourth in
hand, Cor by negotiable note, satisfactorily endors-
cd with interest added, ) and the residue in one,
two and and three years ren date of sole, with the
privilege to the purchaser CT extending the time
upon each payment five years after its maturity by
the prompt payment OF the annual ieteies' Per
sonal seecfty will be required, and thettle retain
ed until fell payment is made, or the title Will be
mad4 and,a deed of trnst taken.
At the same time sAe hSeeuto; 3 viii sell the Per-
Horses, % Cattle ans NilefG Cows, 81 Hogs, which
are very fine, Corn Rye, Oats, Hay aud Flour; the
Farming Implements, consisting Of Wagons Carts.
piows, Harrows, Windmill &C. he household
and Kitchen Furniture, insisting of Beds, Bureaus,
Sc. Blacksmith's Tools, Sc, &c.
They will, at the same time, gell (if the farm is
sold) Nine Likely Negroes. consisting of two Men
excellent farm handsome " oman and six Children
a boys and girls.)
They will also sell Railroad and other Stocks
TEnws cS, SALE eF PERSONAL PRoPERry.-Siy
months credit upon al sums 10, the purchaser
giving negotiable note, well endorsed; for sums Of
$40 and Under, the cash viii be required.
H. NJ. BELL,
ROSE ANN ORCHARD.
CusHIyG & WATTS, Auctionocrs. Executors.
October A. is5G-tds.
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FARM F0R SALE.
C0-PaEtnerskip.

'TNHE friends of Joseph kamerer and the public in
i general, are respectfully informed that be has
this day associated with him, Mathew Faig for tn
purpose Of conducting the WATCH and JETELRY
business, &c. to be carried on under the style ard
firm of
X Il NE REle 6 FLATG.
The Subscribers hope to receive lihcra! share of
the patronage which has been so abandantly bestow-
cd upeh Joseph Kamerer for the last four years
Store room, at the old stand, opposite the Virgins
Hotel. JOSEPH KAMERER
staanton, Sep. /, SO MATHEW FLAG.
Sep. FIT.