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Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-02-23
AUGUSTA SHEfIfFsLTY.
No ss,Erir t,4,Vssfr

7HE recent failure Of the Sheriithas devolvcd up
on his official scout tiles the responsibility o? set
ting the important business OF his Office
Onder these circumstances TREY deem it to be
proper to ask the t0l bearance of the public.
Independent o. the larga trust fund conveyed for
the purpose. there can be possible donbt that the
Official bonds J the Sheriff ample in amount and
III security to cover every liability 10 the public and
to individuals.
The daty of ascertaining and discharrinc all
these liabilities has been suddenly deeoved upon the
securities. They do not propose await the assel-
ton OF these liabilities against them or to ask cny
unreasonable delay.
They intend 10 seek ont all liabilities and they will
be obliged to all persons wing claims ii thew will
without delay give information OF them to the trus-
tees.
1t is their purpose to paY all ascerfancd claims as
fast as the trust tHnd and their joint individual cred
1t Will enable them Go raise the means. MI questions
OF doubtful liability they are disposed to adjust
Without the expense CT delay OF controversy.
Nith such purposes and dispositions thcv hope
lie '
:, As. H. BaooXs, AnAAs LcsaRtudn,
Taas, CALuRFATn, a. S. I;E1f
HarEAr G, iii6KLg, TRASKtTS JJcCrr
SserIL MoCUNr, II. II. PeeK,
BENJAMIN WELLER, Jyo C.ANFonn
\. \. SgHErf, JonS I. J. WhiIr,
j. NJ McCur.
David 5. Bcll, Jno D. Imhcden, Jno r. NeCse,
Tfa-fe.s.
red o. fece-St
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House AND EOr AND PERSONAL
ESr0gseSig.-'TrNst sale

ny virtue OF a trust given to me by Michael r.
AS Luem of date 10Th Of July 1858, / shall proceed
to sell in Staunton, on Saturday the Stl day oi
March next, at public sale, certain lot in Staanon
on which is a new two story brick houae:-the lot
contains about thee .oufts Of an acyc-ronting the
res idencc o JDo. b. IN boden Esq:-algo two bed
steads-2 mattresses and beGding-5 chairs book
case-ljo volumes Of books-- classical and miseella-
neous--l template stoye-and lot OF school hons
furniture
TenNs CAsH. The title to the real property is be
lieved to be rood, but acting trustee shall con
vey sGel title only a. is vested in ne.
kiCHo. X. TROUT, Trustee.
Stanton. Feb L. ISa6
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C0MMissIoNa.ts saLg.

D. virtue Of decree o the Circuit Court Of Au-
A. gasta county, rendered at the Noyember Term
!od5, il the suit Of Adnef executor IS Austin Sc
We vii proceed on Saturday Tie 21ud day o. March
next, to sell Oh the premises, a Tract % Land on
South kirer, in Augusta county, known as the
"Aus tin iarm, nov in possession OF 5iT. ThoGe.
VI. Doaaho and containing, by estimation, about
2l0 AChnS. An accurate survey o. tn. land Mil
he mad. beiore the day of sale. This Farm lies
well and Is near 81 me 81 the most valuable Farms ia
he county.
feisons string to purchase may call at Mr.
Bonaiso's, who viii take pleasure in shoa us ii.
premises.
TrKns OF SALE $50 much in cash as may be ne
cesSary to pay expenses 81 sale and eess ihu 5dnc
IN six, twelve, eighteen and twenty ioas months
bonds, with good security to b. a1en or the defer
red payments, and tie title to be retained til the
purchase money is paid. An arrangement vii. be
made by tie heigs at law to extend the payments as
to = nch OF the purchas4 as exceeds th. sum OF
about $leU0, to pay which the decree in the above
suit Was rendered.
TH0uAS ]. NICHE.
JOIN i. BALDWIN.
uCGH W. SuEFFEY.
Commissioners.
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ItN4LANH1S OuEt.N.

II Ed splendid calm, with all ats riches and pomp
{ could not rcliere Cppnin Niey while th0Tc
| (see his letiaeA d tde painle suffered, than
death. Ark tae iiritisA Minister, or any OF the
| American hegation about his wonaerirl restore
! ion IN lew days, by using the naw Tapulariy
tnoWn '.iref G. dc ttfet d Co. >" ELrcrbIc On,
Ask thousands in our hiidst, bore at home, its
being a1d marvellous work anogding Immediate
reief trough uaa5le to n0vs in he'd, aswas tie
ease WITH Hiss bottom the other daI ard many
others. 4 ). Ii. Grant 5li !. Eighth st., il it
cured his Neuralgia. Ask Miss NJ. j. Walton,
Coates, below Smth, the same. Ask Mafis iiali,
the Quaker. what effect it had upon tie palsid site
aud nb Of the vic of Levi Coz, Tor Whom sad
Hail obtained the OIL. Asi; :. Kiln spo.th, tsq.
tue worthy Candidate for sheriff di Phisd ipha)
IL X took him oil his craehes, curing distressing
lniiamatofy i.heaniaiisn in 'ane day-4entine, III
Seventh st. Ash ohn N4man, isq.. what effect
it has had in eases he has son. Asa anybody who
has used Il, from The httie child WITH contracted
LIMO to the old gentleman NJ " si.s, ot Haiiuofe)
cureu al idisled haaGs. 4.sk Mfs. Fulton. No, z
ovens cannot testify pus,ils. y u the nost
painful complaints renewed ana lite wed III tt least
two instances. so there is lett ia Il disorder
Oh haffous sysen and Il deca ing body Il per .eet
heart to pusdte anu power OF secretioh in the
Gans aud any degree of vitality in the absorhcnts,
will this Oil act apon the aids, with proper care
pam VIII oe relieved, and heath restored.
The rapid Transition from heat te eold (ke Ills
week in hiladeinhia) often arrest The insensible
pefsPifation, turning the udsinwaFd, imposing an
uniue amount oil Labor upan certain orc ans, which
oYertaScs thsir powers, the secretipns ard aosor-
beAts become aetaRsed and pain o. tie most f-ht-
ul character Ell dcs, O,.ea locating upon the weak
est efGah, then p. h9 IS the victim tails prey
incui abie elsease lac strange process oi EheHhat
&c anu other Nervous pains, feN unGeis aud
Learned DIS. have written and put io.th much con-
lctins biiloso 1hv tAis subject. Bpt whatever
me madas opefaadi, nothing be-ate knew per
SO radical agfeeab aud certain cures without ia-
paifin% aaA port otthc system. W!tr Goes 1t. in ten
minutes, relieve the dist aasiG4 al p. aGd o
ten feaGee pain al sweiiyr. =, - hours! lis
action y in abzotlea,s i, us ans, and II quets
Z d D comm
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d
d. ss2st4- i.

IN buckingham on the lIth inst. Of flooring
Cnn-h, asal NJ, sea O. =. l.. AID S. W. Patteson,
a-cd moths
On the ita inst. q. the resident o. her Father,
Nc. Baxter Crawford, GfesneIe, in this coun-
ty, tis eldest dau ahttr, h4LtSBA jazz BIZ vD9oap
aged l6 Years.
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FAMILY FURNISHING sTopr

~ VI: a. MOUNT would respectfully inform n.
opeao ei1,s 81 stannt9n and yaoinity IL at he las
Ftf8fSHifG STORE, where be viii 49, -,
s5aatif On hand general assortment of artcls.
e6a l,f to he'ase-keeping such as Brown, Loaf
oa9sNaa aHG fulYe!i2ed Sugar; Rio Laguyra, Jaw
til9 Aeees t9Aeei Moasses and boston Syrnp. Vim
ssaf' .ife Candles Maccaronl Fish, Spices. MAJ,
tafa 's;st, Table Oil, Cocoa, Cheese. Crackar.
%,eRfs. booden Wares, Straw brooms, Baskets, E,,'
vii pa, 5ea'e Ma keting ofevery dese.lpsoa.
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REQUIRED PARTICULAR
.E"f'sSsESaseN,

NT find it our most pleasant duty, to inform tn
w kind public, that the acting salesman ia olli
firm, kal'n d Co., in this place, Mr.. Schluchterer
is now actual partner Of the business. lie feels con
bestowed hitherto Us Will be continued also fo1
the future, and entreats his many friends and The
public generally. to give him their right frequent
calls, promising 10 do everything in his power Il
itself viii be carried in the same stYc and rather
be improved as far Is possible. Do not forget. "
who want fashionable aad cheap Clothing. to eai al
KAHN 3 SCELUChTkkEK'S
Clothing Store. First ON west from
Woodward Hoass
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UItY 1T rIAAfIs

W are receiving and opening anicc lnt of Con.
fections. Fruits Nuts &e, saitatie for the sea-
son, embracing everything usually kept in regular
Confectionery store, together with aniue collection
ef Toys AHA other notions, suitable for Christmas
PRESENTS which we are determined to sell ss low /.
they can be had in the market fo cash. m weask
ia an examination of our Stock aud il YOU do not
say we are the individuals with whom YOU an leave
yeaf dimes to the best advantage, Why We are viii
ling to give itup.
St,nnton Dec o. 1s55
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-02-23

YoHoways Ointment and Pills, an astonishing
Remedy for Erys elias AIR. Henry lurn,r of DO
yer Maine, was afflicted with Eryspelas, large pur-
pie boches came on his face and neck, and ali parts
of his body, and despite Of the ma.y re.ed Is he
tried he vas not benefited. At length, he had re-
course to Hploway's Ointment aud Pills, and made
up his mind to peraeyere with these remedies which
he did. The result was, that in. few weeks
he was perfectly cured, and his general health
woni erfuy improved. This case has created quits
n sensation III Name
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EprrEeElEl &.rE.E,

I VIII sell, ON the premises where / now reside,
y On the Long Meadows, in Augusta County,. ia
the highest bidder, all my PERSONAL. PROPER
~, ON the 10th day of March next. it consists Il
the following; Two Horses, Harness, Four Mitch
Cows, sin young Cattle, twenty Sheep, i,tv ac Is
OF wheat in the ground, one hundred bushels 81
corn, ftty bushels OF Wheat -four horse IS 4aa.
plows and harrow, four tons of hay, household aad
kitchen furniture, six hundred weight OF bacon.
and great many other things not necessary mere
to mention.
TEAMS On all sums over five dollars a credit o.
six mouths Will be given-the pu CHASER giving bond
with good security. sor allsums under ilye dollar.
the cash will be required.
John i. ENCLEMAN.
Feb. o. ls56.-lt Spec. copy,
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NOTICE.

sIs0R reasons which my friends will appreciat,
4 aad approve, haze sold my entire establish
meat 10 hohert J. Gieujy, who will continue the
business at the Old stand. Having undertaken the
management IF the new concern, shall b. pleased
To see my old friends and Customers, anl y III Gu
deaYor 20 give them satisfaction.
.an, 10, l5JC. {. I. COCHRAN.
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staunton, Feb. %, 1856 -saa.9955.
BRAXToN LAND FOR SALE.

TIME undersigned offers Tor sale the TRACT OF
l. LAND ON which he now resides, lying in Brax-
ton county, ON the Weston and Gauly Bridge Turn
pike Road, TOUR miles from the Court lOuse, con-
dred aud fifty acres are in cultivation and much
more fac land to clear, well watered, comforta-
bic log house and necessary cut houses In short
such land Is very rarely in market, in this part Of
the state lite unquestionable. Address II lat
woods. JONATHAN k0iNEk.
Feb. %. 1886.
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rfF n - - - .ssxrp
49, So =, 81 = =, : a. -,

On Thursday the l4th inst, By The Rev. DR.. Me.
Fafland, air. Joss P AcGsraa 70 Mss MyRy Wal
,8et, daughter OF Mr.. i. Tate Wallace, all Of this
county.
On the 18th inst, by the Rev. ". s. Bowman,
Nh IA III. (. SRI c&LEE Of Madison co.. to Miss
Sa.AH JANE, daughter Of Hr. j. j. Cullen Of this
county.
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LO4r.

4 : tie Aaose'ieer intends masinga ehano, n,
II ~ - ice p'ing, lie viii Sell all his Fan.
9TH ansy Goods Al coa o cash NJ 10 49, 80 anu al
lhe's Oh A!on'"s from this date until Isl OF AMI
JAS. A PIPER.
g., Near the Woodward Hons.
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HoasE fGAr.--As the cars were crossing
over the mountaln rack Oh Tuesday last two
houses tan upon the road. aad Kept a-hsad oil HE
cars, whet coming to irnsle fridge 70 iset
high aud 2e9 eel m length, both walked on
it-one Of The horses on tang hall Way oye
fell and broke his leg, The olsef ae.eeratei,
walked ogrr, sae, and then turned arunni,
and by has t,oAs seemed 10 saw 10 nose III The
safs, ''no Thai II sou cat!
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Ann ouuGcln cut.

M are authorized to announce john Fl. c. Nv
w FORD candidate. Tor the office of C0NST y
Bile, III the First District of Augusta county, to
succeed NJ. NJ w. Crawford, the present incum-
bent. who declines q reelection.
Feb lG, 1856.
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Dissolution.

rE'HE co-partnership heretofore existing betwean
a. Nelson Baylor having this day by mutual
consent been dissolve d, these persons Who fire in
debted to said firm requested to close their ac-
counts with Jne. H. Nelson at "a early date as
possible. 40. VI. GisS0s.
GEORGE BAYLOR.
E,h LEA
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STABLES, MARTIN &, 60.
GrNCCry ana EI0ur fiorChants,
IAITA..HfAN- Y A

STAUNfON. VA,
L~EEP eonAan'lY or ls.d Lamp end Crouad
wei filed, Coffee, a al kinds. Sugars Of nil Kinds
Mnlasses and Syrups o: al qual..es besides every,
thing else generality kept in TIM grocery line except
liquors
Stanton Pet, ,. tSae
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EsNkssic Nnfscn

Wilt attend 10 the adjustment and ce,,ce,;,, NJ
al claims eomm.ltcd to my care MIN fd"l "a
NY - 4 can be oGnd in Court House aiiey aboy.
go, u, teeA ans Law o.ce. refer eagurers to
3 7. : S D".he5s citizen OF our place, and to
IS stanton Va, ~ Aae'ss'
u, % ,o.e ". G. STERRETT.
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NOTICE.

~ I IA~ MADE on cur accounts up to the T., .e
= = January, ie9b, we trust our friends win ' "
qf@afd ana settle at once. We have our M n, come
cong allona To meet, and must have wh,t - the.s
r. ". win ..u NJ. HIRSH ACO
steck oi Clothing from now till the La IF ei'ss
pm. ,n cost 10 Saw is the time for bargains.
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House asissges ss,v s:asa.
Great EsasszseaFsscess

ma ESSitS. +. y. 2AFlS x ca. having conveyed
W to Us in trust their Boot 4 Shoe store. we are
now having the entire stock sold at cost for cas-
70 merchants oiter very great inducements. this
species oi goods having appreciated 10 or % per
cen; since last fali when the greater portion OF hs
stock was pa chased
H-s Al persons indebted to +. A. Davis & Co.
by bond. lGte OF account, hereby notified that
unless they pay up without delay, We are equfei
u eoercc payment.
HARTMAN & BELL.
Trustees Of r. 4. Dop;s & Co.
Feb. l6, ls56-Speet. eopy.--lin
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A NEW LEAF TURxFn oVrpS

m z arc manniscturing nieo article of o..
~ winch we viii seNat sis2s per hundred wa;ats
lor cash; anu in Inc words of the editor we "e9ns
say, An orders mast 10 accompanied With tsa s.S
! Staunton. Jan Ia 1854 'hAiAa CO.
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c. The examining trial of Houiphan
for the murder Of German came off in
Hsrrisonbnrs, on las, Monday Court day.
He was sent on TO the Circuit Court for a
further and tihal hearing.
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OYSJs Ell

fESllE sHh7efibers have constautly on ho-d large
q suppiy OF the best 0YSTEkS which have even
been hfue. htto this market. They are put up it
COED ~ooden k'ss. The kegs We Do nor sell bur
require them TO be returned. We warrant all 0ys-
ers boosht az our depot 60 bc OF the very best quail
tY; but Wi not be responsible for those bought else
where, though obey be put up in cur KEGS, Il. we
learn Ihat sone persons have been engaged in the
business Of buying nnt keys and filling thcl up with
'aeF'er Oysters, thus imposing upon the purcb as
e.. and Iaiicsll, serious injury upon Us. We
know that hi, has been done. We understand tha
fellow who has been engaged in peddling oysters
around town, has boon bayirf eur kegs aud cling
them as before mentioned. aud then selling them AZ
our oysters. We learn that young man is cagni
zant o. the fact that 10 or Is halgailon kegs wer,
bought at Que time. We are willing to exoaeratt
this Young iran from All reliability and responsible
t. ter what he may have dene in connection will
This matter aud viii give him ten dollars il he vii
come forward and tell al that he Aaows about it
Our object i. ~ protect our Business We intend t
furnish tle very best Oysters, AMI will protect cur
selves and the community il we can.
Stanton, Jan. 10, 1856.
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ShariEatty Of Augusta County

NJ essss Editors:
Nothing more than anticipated wears ago that
the large family connection of the High Sheriff Of
this county would be ruinous to the Commonwealth
Of Virginia and the county Of Augusta. Nor do J
believe that the High Sheriff has broke on his own
account but it is my oninion he has loaned the no
nev belonging to the Commonwealth and the citi-
zens Of the county tphi, rsd'tre to ep'"rqe about
III Carriages and build fine houses. when they
have not tn. first red cent to do it with. And then
for the parties to ask tho Legislature to give the
High Sheriff so days to coilect-what? They say,
.the taxes" Does any man believe it {? IF he
does brains must be as scarce with min, as money
With the people.
If the people Of augusta County want right
kind Of Sheriff why not elect k Harper. OF J.
Churobman. or y. Massie, or J. Newton-.ethar Of
these gentlemen will make gond sheriff.
JUSTICE 10 ALL
February %, 185e.--1..
Ss- Capt W 4. Abney. Steward a'.tAe
Iastituion for the educatou Of The Deaf
ard Dams end Blind killed on hlonjav
last, 10 hogs, whose ayersge weight wAe
346 lbs. The aggregate weight was
IS $50.
g. We noticed en- Thursday last, in
front Of oar Office. a wagon load OF deer.
newly killed, and still with the hides Oh
them. Their we're about so in the loi -
They were from TIE Western poetoa 81
Augusta, and the adjoining counties,
9Gr An act has beet passed by the leg
isIsture requiring the execution OF all sen
fences OF death to take place in the jail
yard, unless otherwise ordered by The
Court This is IA law The sentiment OF the
people has tot some time asked for
es- DR.. MeSherry, Of Martinsburg, am
pu;a,ed boil, feet OF negro at the instep.
las, " eek. The portions Of the feet taken
off had been frozen. The ampuiation
was effected with much skill
Co. The examining trial of Houiphan
for the murder Of German came off in
Hsrrisonburs, on las, Monday Court day.
He was sent on TO the Circuit Court for a
further and tihsl hearing.
lesc The President has appointed Col.
Claude Croze; commissioner in the Mini
at Philadelphia The appointed is mere
Iy honorary, and will not interfere with
his duties ss Engineer At the Tunnel.
CoLoHEp Millr!A.-A III hilary as,ocia-
tan o. co'orea men has been formed in
Boston. 4 ceInsed lawyer has been elect
I'd Captain. and they ask 10 be admitted to
the volunteer militia OF the State as an in.
dependent company, Il is said !hsir ap.
piicaiou is likely 10 be iaYorabli acted up.
cu
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NOTICE.

TFIE undersigned has purehaatd tho saidlery e.
/ adjustment Of H. /. bryan, aed Will carr o.
the business in the store raoln oeoaped by sad Ry
an, y. y. B2kC NRlpG Z.
la, 81 1QA6
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IG0sice.

FsNlE late firm Of Nelson & BAYLOR, being dis,olY-
J. ed By mutual consent, the undersigned, ,yith
view Oh elosn his mercantile bu siness will contih-
ae at the Store Hou-e heretofore occupied by said
firm, 10 sell his entire remaining portion o. goods at
greatly reduced prices, say at cost and in MANY ca
ses Tar below, tor cash, or shost credit 10 pune
tual purchasers. lie thipNs lie can make il the in
tereal Of Merchants, to some extent, to buy from
HIN instead OF going elsewhere Gail and hlee for
yourselves. =. GEORGE BAYLOR.
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WE. have two XIII of well burnt brick, about
w oae mile and hall from stanton on the Mae.
tadanizcd road, which we vii! sell on reasonable
crms. Apply 10 .,,,,,.,,
WI b. JOHNSON. Aoms'
Feb Is, 1856.
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ID toy of England, ls, I'd, sd, and 4lh vols, com
lete, iiarpers two editions The former suitable
Tor Ialaily reading and the large edition on
pafb paper and large type, sait,tbie for Libraries,
&c.
Prescott's Philip H.; do. conqucstor Mexico; do.
Miscellaneous; AVnciot'5 United States; fh.drJth's
do; Banners Ch.la's History l. states; IhePrin
"a the nUUse OF uayd Miss nuAkiey's look; - aik,
IA; a large aud ehoec supply Of new English socks,
recent in otaGousj i ull sup y a Anlnpns Clas-
icA Works; \ isrge lot 81 eheap and entertaining
" sanc5s ! mexican aaii i.h-!!sh cditi0Bs, aet re-
eeired ard odased Oh, aFer than ever.
A tuer and more chocc coli elton 0f Books and
Statioaefy, neyo e.Iefed to the People OF the al
ley. VI. DEHASS.
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TAKE NOTICE

A IL accounts due me- to January lst 1856, are
z naae OH, and ready for settlement. ihosc
reminder ana walk up promptly aud settle thelr ae
couEt. JACOB POLLITZ
Our remaining stock of Clothing is now selling at
greatly reduced prices. j. 5
Feb, ?, ls5r.
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Co. The President has appointed Col.
Claude Crozei commissioner in the Mini
at Philadelphia The appointed is mere
iy honorary, and will not interfere With
his iu:ies ss Eaeineer II tic Tunnel.
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A CARD.

rsNHE subscriber having withdrawn from the firm
l. of Nelson 4 Baylor and taking the house for
merly occupied by Nessrs. Deakins h Merritt take,
this Opportunity OF thanking his friends for theil
kind patronage, and hopes be has merited 4 con
tinuance OF the same.
JNo. NELSON.
Feb. l6, 1856
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Notice

T HEREBY notify all persons Indebted to the con
i Germs OF G. T. Cochran Co. and c. T. Coch-
ran, by bend or Otherwise to come forward and
make payment. All who may have claims against
either OF said concerns will present them or come to
me for settlement. An early adjustment of accounts
either in favor against the concerns, is most earn
estly desired.
WM. G. STERRlTT.
Trustee Of c. :? Cochran.
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as- DR.. Mesherry, Of Marinsburg am.
pu;a,ed both feet OF negro at the instep.
las, " eek. The portions Of the feet taken
off had been frozen. The anpuiation
was effected with much skill.
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NaA seesen4er oaers his FARM Tor sale. cort.i,
a ray sl4 ~ Aeres adjoining the lands Of R, H.
BfeS Dwelling House. with two.stery fli ssofy
tFalEe barn and other necessary out bniidines X.
lara s vel wasered and in good state OF epit;..
tse, a not surpassed Tor prodaeveness by any i
Nov. IT, lsSS--eD,, PETER HASaPF ds'o~'
Miatsa I,sv :.
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NOTICE,

NOTICE.
4 Ii persons indebted to Henry T.. Bryan are
"A hereby notified that al debts due to him have
been transferred to me, by decd of record in the
County Court Of Augusta.
Indulgence eannot be- given. and costs will be "a
we'd b. ealing upon me at once.
Nj. H. HARMAS.
Feb, 10. 1sss.~lm r,q.'-..
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yo 49, WHOM Iv MAY l0NC,pN-

TO ALL WHOM 1T NAV tONCs
LII persons against whom hold Taxes and 9TH
"A er claims as Deputy for NJ. IL. heCue, Sher.
prompt payment No further indulgence caa be
given, will private claims against the Sheriff
allowed as Offsets IN any See, also, tho card
OF his Official securities.
JoES row BaRAAY.
Feb. Ia. laSS.-it
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CHOICE LIrEisATURE.

Fep. 20, ls5o.--tds. -S3.l215.
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A5~ An act has been passed by the leg
islaiure requiring the execution OF all sen
fences OF death to take place in the jail
yard, unless otherwise ordered by The
Court This is law the sentiment OF the
people has tot some time asked for.