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JUST ~ TIME FOR CHRISTMAS

DECEIVED per Express to-day the handsomest
N and best assortment OF BOOTS Nd SHOES
that could be found. Particular attention has been
paid ,Ae selection Of suitable and handsome articles
ior Ladies' and Childrens' ware. Call soon and ex
anime for yourselves. /. a. DAVIS X CO.,
Dec. Is, lal5.--3t Union Hall.
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FURNITURE JUST ARRIVED.

T AN now receiving from the Northern Cities; 26
L elegant Sofas; q tete-a-tetes; elegant Marb lc
Centre Tables, latest Styles of the finest bureaus
ever offered in this market Also quantity of NJ l.
hogany chairs; % dozen best cane scat chairs; 10
dozen Rocking chairs, very handsome; 10 dozen
wood seat chairs; besides very large quantity OF
Furniture OF my own manufacture, tor sale at the
lowest rates for cash.
Dee /, 1855. A. u. CHANDLER
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DIR. J. Nj. SMiTllEE.

HAS located in Staunton aud offers professions
vicinity.
occ, for the present at his homo near the resi-,
denee OF Thos. J. Niche, ESQ.,
beo, s, 1855.
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Lif ERPOOL SALT.

10 00O Sacks Coarse, j, 600 Sacks Fine Salt
1O,OOO .'ten to the tom The fine salt is i'll
full bleach ed sackng and factory filed We are ini-
porting regularly, direct to this Port, from Liver
pool and prepared tosupply this section OF coun-
try trading with our city, at very low rates compar
ed to other markets. FOWLE Il co.
Ale xandria Nov. "a, 1856.
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Neps'as,E.

TyNIti. subscribers have rented Warehouse at
l. BASIN Bank, in i;ichmond, for the purpose o! con-
ducting Commission and Forwarding business
Any flour, Grain, OF other produce consigned viii
be sold either in l,iohnond Ncw ork and but one
commission charged We respectfully solicit con
signments from friends and former customers.
Dec. ~, 1875. Ut TLhH \ Co.
n. B.-Pcrsons indebted to the firm will please
call aud settle their accounts. hwith-otherwise,
we will be obliged to put them in other hands FOR
collection.
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SALEEF NEGROES.

NY virtue era Decree oftlc County Court Of Au-
I'D sasta county the undersigned will sell at public
AUCTION, .fonioy fhe zfH Of december, that be-
OF Mrs. {. ii. Eidson, decd, consisting u Men,
Women, Boys and Girls, from II to 20 years old.
oil them valuable House Servants. Terms
made known ON day OF sale.
WALTER S. FoSTAINE.
noc
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OYSTERS! OYSTERS Il!

r ROWE. JR.. & co. are receiving daily direct
IL. from Norfolk at their Rooms, on Augusta
street, opposite the Spectator Office, Staunton Va,
Silver Creek, Mil Greek, Lynn Haven, Rock River
aud Totokel Oysters, from their beds put up
undl. their own supervision in Kegs packed in Ice,
of gallons and hall gallons each, and every other
style, expressly Tor families and Hotels. We can
dav An orders promptly attended to and the pa
tronage of the public solicited.
Dec Is 1856 j. G. SMITH, Agent
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Prepared by j. G. AVER,
Practical and Analytical Chemist, Lowell, EssA

VA Sold by j. B. Eskridge and j. T. Laird,
Stanton. John T. Arnail, Waynesboro. James L.
Ross and by all Druggist and Dealers in Medicines
every where
june 80, lS55.-4m.
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NOTICE.

l!E subscriber begs leave to inform his nun sfon
4 old friends and customers that he has procurcd
laI &c quantity OF superior Talow and Candlewick,
which he intends manufacturing into Candies Uis
Candles for many wears have stood the test of the
summer heat, and were pronounced equal if net gu.
perior. to Jaeksons celebrated Tallow Candies
Being entirely disconnected with the Butcherng hx.
ness TOR the present he Ids to give his personal
attention to the above business, and by making =
good article, homes to receive fair proportional
share of the public patronage. JOHN II, Asst.
Staunt0n, Oct. -, lS55.-- Gm.
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THE BRITISH PEFIUDICAlS
AND THE
FARMERS GUIDE.
!, DInIrtrrIfNN I'M THE PRICE

CT ffE LATTER PuBLIcATIoNs.
TIVE hrcat and important evcns-Reiglons, ioi't-
4 ical, and Mi1jtsry-nuw agttatlng tue hattohS
the Old World, give TO these Publications. an IN
terest and vaue they never before posse !hey
occupy middle ground Between the hastily written
news-iteins, crude spccuatons, and tying runors
Of the newspaper, and the ponderens rome OF .ne
historian written long after the hung interest III 'he
facts he records shall have passed away. Inc prog
ress OF the ar in the East occupies large spa ia
whether of friend Or ri foe. and all shortcomings
feailessly pointed out The letters from the Crtmea
and from the Baltic in BlackNoods Magazine, from
two of its most popular contributors give more IN
telligibe and reliable account OF inc m9semen's Oh
the great belligerents than can elsewhere Se ouud.
These Periodicals ably represent the three great
political parties Of Great Bfitain-Nhig, Tory, and
Radlca-but politics form. only one feature OF their
character. As Organs OF the most profound writers
ON Science Literature, Morality, and Religion, they
stand ais they ever have stood, unrivalled In the
world of letters being considered indispensable to
the scholar and the professional man, while to the
intelligent reader of every class they furnish more
correct and satisfactory record OF the current liter
allure of the day, throughout the world, than can
be possibly obtained from any other source
k.AssE.Y NSsEszEt@.
The receipt of Adponce Sheets from the british
publishers gives value to these Reprints, especially
during the present exciting state OF European affairs
| mas much they nov be placed in the hanos
OF subscribers about the original editions
TERM S.
Per ann.
For any one of the four Reviews So 90
For any two OF the four Reviews 8 90
For any three OF the four Reviews O0
| For all four Of the reviews %
For Blackwoeo's Magazine 10
| For Blackwood and three Reviews 90
For Blaekwood and the four Reviews 10 W
Payments to be made in all eases IN cdrance. Money
| carrent IN the State where issued tciHbe received
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-01-05
TAN YARD FOR RENT.

TIME subscriber is DESTROYS to rent the Tan Yard,
4 Tan shop, bark Shed and Tanners Dwelling
House, Lately occupied by Messrs. Deal & hoincr.
The yard is situated South kiver, has 10 ats
Lines. Baits, su.ilciency of water running
through the yard. A man with small family will he
preferred. ELIZABETH I. kUlNE6.
Dee. l. 1861
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

MONrEhEf, zee. u, 1000.
r.. narties interested il. se foregoing decree are
ms Inc ,otifie,a that shan, Saturday the End
'hereof "a ruary 1885, at my Office, in the town Of
DAY o. CT ;, .oeeed to execute the requirements of
Mon,eees a. which time and place the said parties
may attend II 'A'' AIS A. S. GpHENsoN, NJ. Com.
January g. 1856. ----------------
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PUasa.lC CesE1Es,1|Y1113

TIE Undersigned proposes to undertake the 90!
4 lection Of claims and accounts lie assures al
persons who are disposed 10 encourage him, that =
claims entrusted to him shall be promptly attended
to- and the money, when collected, punetualy paid
ovef' Having been Deputy sheriff for several
years, his extensive acquaintance with the people
WI give him great advantage in making collse-
ions. He may be found at ALI times in tie roen
adjoining liarman Bells Law Office
Dee. .. boo. THOMAS S. C0ALTEg.
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will offer for sale the same day and at the
same place, Five Work Horses, One Colt, Six Mich
Cows Eighteen head of Hogs Fifteen young Cattle,
Two four horse Wagons, a great many Farming
Utensils of every description, lot of Corn in crib
and Household and Kitchen Furniture. Terms
For all sums over Five Dollars credit Of nine
months will be given, the purchaser giving bond
with approved security, and under that amount the
cash will be required
Nnv d. lSl1.-tds. FRANCES 4 NDERSON
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DIDIER'S SAUSAGE CUTTER.
No AgMBtC.

kO00 OF these celebrated cutters were sold
CUOO last year, to the entire satisfaction of all
who bought them. The machines for this season
are much improved, and confidently recommend
them as the rery best in use, and say to all that II
they want a first rate article, and no mistake get
one of Didiei's Improved Cutters. They will cut
two humid, I'd and forty pounds to the hour, and
very easily operated The genuine article is for
sale only by GEO. h. PRICE.
November 10, 1855.
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order to sell Furniture low as i. can be bought
l. in the Northern Cities, shall this year sell Ior
cash, or its equivalent; and pledge myself to sell
from Is to 20 per cent lower than it has ever been
sold in this place before My stock OF Furniture, at
this time Is very large, both of home and northern
manufacture. l will receive to-day about % do
chairs, cane and wood seat; some best quality
seat Rockers, aud childrens chairs. shall re-
ccive regularly from Boston and New York, Fnrni-
ture ofevery description, which will be sold at ii
small advance on cost. A call, is all | ask.
Jan 8, 1856 a. ID. CHANDLER.
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COACH FACTORY.
vMlaable Farm fol, Sule.

AINiE subscriber offers his FARM for sale. contain
L ing 2la Acres: adjoining the lands of 4. Han.
ger, ana others The improvements are two-story
Brick Dwelling House, with a two-sforv i" L..
Frame Barn and other necessary out buildings. Ths
farm is well watcred and IN good state OF cultiys
ton, aad not surpassed for producveness BY any i.
the county. About 60 acres of it is River Rffttom
Nov. IL, ls55-6m. PETER HANGER.
Middle River
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NIX NNTsf'E.

TIME annual meeting of the Stockholders of tbs
l. Central Bank ot Virginia Will be held at their
Backing House in Staunton on Wednesday the 9Th
day OF January, 1856. WIN. KINNEY, Pres.
bee 4. lshn
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-01-05
For RENT.

vyNHREE comfortable Dwelling Houses, with pro-
L. ductive gardens, and hydrants in the yards,
near 1hosngose Cametary. Also one near the resi-
denee OF Col Baldwin, TO earefGl tenants. Rents
moderate, RCBf. q. BICkLE.
Dee II, HS5r.
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STRAYED.

90 the 30th Of November last, my COW strayed
" away from Pointsyillle, and has not been heard
OF since. She was small, and OF red color, with
sharp horns, and about three years old. No ear
marks. viii be very thankful Tor any information
which will lead to her discovery.
Dec. -, 1870. JOHN l.. BISHOP.
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PRAYER AND HYMN BOOKS.

JUST received, a large and splendid assortment
- Of me Books OF common fiayer,i hymn Books,
OF binding. mure beautiful and appropriate pre-
sent could not be made 1t this Christian festive sea-
SON, than one of these richly bound volumes. Phi
ces cheaper than ever before offered.
Dec. q, 1866. ". DE HASS.
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TOHN b. ANTON1 having bought out the hops
u ana stock of John Man0ne in the late ilrih 9
Antoni none, announces to tho public that n
will carry the business in his own name. 81
keeps constantly on hand every article in the Con
dictionary line, ant. also extensive assortment Q
TOYS. He has sent on Dis CHRISTIANS OR
folks about at that time. 10 the public genelall
he would say =
GAY lads and merry maidens!
Come listen to my song,
And if you'd like to sing it,
The tune is ''Lucy Long"
Oh! take your time, my ddrlings,
But let that time be soon;
And quickly go for what you want
To j. b. Antone's SALOON.
You'll always find there, when you 90,
Whatever in his line,
And YOU II confess it when YOU do,
His stock is choice and fine.
Oil take yolr time my darlngs,
But let chat time be soon,
AMI if you cannot go, why send
To j. d. Antone's SALOON.
He keeps the best of Candies,
And everything that's nice
In Winter, Cakes and Cordials,
In Summer, Creams and Ice
Oh! take yotr time, my loveies
But let YOUR time be soon,
To go or send for what you want,
To John p. Antoni's Saloon,
Presertcs-the best of Jcllies,
And Fruits most rich and rarei
Pine Apple; Orange, Lemon,
And Citron--all are there.
OH take your time my darling.,
And let that time be soon,
For what you want You'll always End
At Joha b. Antoni's Saloon.
And also for the holidays,
You know they're just at hand,)
He has the best assortment
Of "BuN-BoNs' in the land
Then take your time fair Ladies'.
To please your children soon
Drop in and buy them Christmas Toys.
At John b. Antoais Saloon.
And what will please the Misses,
And tits to them sing,
He keeps the sweetest MISSES"
Except-the real thing!
Then take your time, young Gallants,
But let that time be soon;
You'll always please the Ladies
At John Il. Autohi's Saloon.
And now, word'at parting
IT'S joan B. Antoine can make
Young Gentlemen and Ladies!
THE BEST OF ..WEDpIYG CAKE!"
Oh take your time young Lovers!
But let your time be soon
To wed and buy your Wedding Cake
At John h. Antoni's Saloon.
Stanton, Dec. !, 1856
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Fali 'Eratle.
BOOTS AND GdEOSIft

Il LAYTON would respectfully informthe citizens
~ 'o.sfaunton and the surrounding country that
he has commenced (in the one door North OF
Ii. q j. >. Crawora's Store, and occupied for sew,
eral years by Mr. r. Cowan as 4 Boakstore) to
Manufacture all kinds Of Ladies', Misses d Chill
oren Shoes, from the very best materials, latest
STYLES, and under his own supervision
Embroidered Work made To order, on the most
fashionable style.
lie has also on hand an assortment Of Mems and
saFs BUTTS and..Shoes, among aiich may be found
the Eandsomest Of Gents French Dress Boots in tLis
market.
as-7-e order Promptly attended to and work mses
at the shortest uotce.
Z. LAWToN.
Staua.on, Sept. %, 1855.
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discount oftwenty-fvc per cent from the above
prices will be allowed to CLUBS ordering four or
copies OF any one or more OF the above W 2fks
Thus -Four copies of Blackwned, or OF one Review.
will be one address for So four copies OF the
four Reviews and Blackwood for $50 +; and 50 on.
POSTAGE.
In all the principal Cities and Towns, these works
will be delivered, FREE OF POSTAGE. When
sent by mail, the Postage to any part OF the United
States will be but fpsmyJoar cents year for
"5ackwood," and but fourteen cents year for each
Of the Reviews.
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Notice.

TIVE partnership between the undersigned in tbs
l. Apothecary Drug Business has been dis
solved by mutual consent.
d. &. NJ. MERILhAT having purchased the
tire concern is responsible for ali its liability and
entitled to all its assets
J. B. ESKRIDGE.
j. G.. II. MEkiLLAT.
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EAS TERN FISH.

900 Barrels No. l.. Herngs $50 Barrels No. 8
wv Med Maehersl. so BalresSo .. do. Jnst
rcceiye t, from hoyia Scotia per Barqne ava and
for sale by FUN LIZ co.
Msxanaria %, 1855.
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I,IfY Ar HOME.

WE ass receiving and opening nice lot of Con-
w iectpas Fruits, Nuts, &C., suitable for the sea
SON. embracing everything usually kept in regular
Confectionery Store, together with nice collection
OF TOYS and other notions, suitable for Christmas
Presents, which we determined to sell as how as
they be had in the market toT cash. All we ask
is an examination OF our Stock and if YOU do not
say we are the individuals with whom You can leave
your dimes to the best advantage, why we are will
ling to give it up.
Z. NJ. GUSHING 4 co.
C4.,n4or noo Jsrs
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TO Osar Gid Friends.

XHTE are well prepared as ever te bake all kinds
w Of Cake for families; and we will endeayor to
please all who NAV favor with their patronage.
Give US a chance and we will suit you.
4. n GUSHING & 90.
kxAsxten, Dee. -, 1855.
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j. Ii. 5 Ii o q K
RICHMOND, VA

MILL give his peFs ona attention to the sale of
w Country produce | will make prompt returns
sales are made.
All letters OF inquiry promptly answered.
Dee. 22, ie55.-:m
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To bTTCNEisS

GEALED proposals for supplying the Institution
- for the Deaf and Dumb and t.e Blind with fresh
merits during the year 1856, will be received till
II o'clock NJ, on Saturday, the 29ti inst. specii-
cations can be by applying to the undersigned
at the Institution. BY order OF the Executive Com
mittae. j. c. n. MEklLLAT, Principal.
Dec. %, 1855
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Oysters! Oysters | (!

V.NVEh = VNSlVTH !!
VIZ, subscriber is now receiving daily FRESH
Ul iEl.S, both in shell and Gang. He is pre-
pared to furnish them at the shortest notice. either
raw roasted, fried stewed, sco!loped and in fact
any way in which they may be desired His faeii
ties to accommodate were never better Tie will
supply Families at the lowest rates. With the best
article OF Oysters, as having secured an agency for
an extensive hrm in the East, he is enabled do so
He respectfully asks the patronage OF his old friends
and the public.
Soup furnished every day at Il o'clock.
G. Ii. SaUPE,
Agent for Geo. c. CrousA.
October, 20 1855
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KOs,shg America.

A TTENT ONE. NJ. Cushing Co. have lit
N tie OF every thing TO suit the t..ste in the way OF
nice goods for Christmas. Ca soon.
Staunton. Dec, %, ls55.
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The business will be continued by tie at the same
place aud having engaged the services Of my late
partner, hope to give public satisfaction.
!. &. NJ. MEkILLAT.
Stauuton, Dec, 10 1855
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TO SADDlEnS.

7 WISH to ealplny & joarneyman to work at the
1saddling business. To one who cen make all kinds
Of Saddles and is ofsoher, endusrious habits bcr-
al wages will he given. ). ). MoNULTY.
Monterey Highland County, Va, Dee |. 1855
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LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,

IF YOU all want to see how beautiful your faces are
i come to kankn's Gallery and let him take AN
Ambrotype OF you which makes one Of the most beau
tilul Pcture that has yet been discovered in the
fale arts. be %. 1873.
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PAINTING. GRAlNING, GLAZING
4 EN 2. 4 II L EGpLE

i a
BY JAMES E. GILLESPIE,
NEXT door to Nelson & Baylor's store, Staun-
~ ton, Va. who respectfully informs the citizens
and the people in the surrounding country, that he
has located himself permanently and is prepared to
attend TO the aboe business in all its branches. AS
he is Just from large city, (Newark, N. d. and
has no other trade, but has served Lis time at the
Painting business. and worked for number OF
years IN New York and Newark, he feels coa.iaent
that all who patronze him will find it to their in
tlest.
il Es.~ The attention of Farmers il the adjacent
counties is respectfully solicited.
April IA, 1855. JAMES +. GILLESPIE,
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Negro h2iEilag.

WILL be hired on Saturday 29h December. a,
w NV residence 4 miles northeast of s taunton
for the ensuing year, THREE WOMEN Il ONE
Roy belonging u the estate Of Geo. Grencr deed.
ROBERT SNAPP.
PEE, 6, isss a., FsVrut6r,
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THE CENTRAL SAVINGS Rang

THE CENTRAL SAVINGS HANK
/ INTEREST will be raid deposises IL The rate
Il o. per cent, per annum, on all sums remaining
on deposite one month Or longer, fractions o, a
month not to be counted in reckoning interest De.
posites will be paid upon Is days notice Discount
day. Saturday Not,s lor discount or renewal mast
be handed to the Treasurer on Friday evening" Or
they will not be considered by the Board OF Uirses
tors.
Ol;ce at the Store of J. Brandeburg 4 Co.
II. II. BELL, Prea't.
G. X. SNAPp, Vice prest,.
..Joas BaASpEbvge, Treasurer
ri. G. HsgxAs,
Al. CAREER, (
NJ. II. McCeg ! Directors
}. II. McCCE
st.s..s W.. H. Warts,
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E9E Aces

situated on the Mddcbrook Turnpike adjoining
John Shuey A. Thompsoa,sr., and others, aud is the
eastern POI ton OF the tract in which said Thompson
said quantity to be cut oil III compact
body from the easter part OF the tract and to be
bounded by the present boundaries ON the eastern
side, and by line to he run i'll northeriy and
soutneriy course in such manner to include l25
acres ina body.
TsRAs OF SsLE.-Cash in hand. The sale TO be at
the cost AID risk OF SAID Andrew Thompson, sen.-
The title is believed to he uldoubted, bat acting
trustee shall convey only such tide as is vested in
NE. NttHo. IA. INV 1, itustee.
n,oo,,l,or
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Trgsseee's Sale

TN pursuance of deed of trust executed to me by
T. Jacob Gale and duly recorded IN the Clerks Oh
flee of Augusta County, | will, on Saturday, the
9th day OF January at the house OF said Gale, pro
coed to sell to the highest bidder for cash, one lay
Mare named in said deed Also, said Gales inter
est in and to any property which has been conveyed
by SADIE Gale to Ii. H. Robertson in trust to secure
A. H. II. Stuart and others, bearing date the 9th
day of August, and entered on record
LUX OODWARD, Trustee.
z. Ian. s, 1850.
CENTRAL SAVINGS BANK.
THNHE Annual Meeting of the Stockh, lders Of the
l. Central Savings Bank win meet at the Store
room OF j. Brandeburg d Co., on Saturday 18th
January 1856. A full meeting is desired.
By order OF the Board.
j. BRANDEBURG,
Staunton, JAN 3, 1856. Treasurer.
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salt! SaEt!!

HAVE on hand Is Sacks of Ground Alum Salt
l. which will sell very cheap. Cali soon.
Dee. Is, 1855. A. n. BREtRINRiDGg.
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LOST.
Y oST on last Sunday night, stone-mart
IL Fer CUFF. The Under will bs liheralty re-
wsrded BY having IL a tsals esfre.
Pee 10. Rsst
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more less, and adjoining the Lands Of VIM. H.
Turner Esq, and others. On SAID tract there is
supposed to be eighty acres of first quality bottom
land, and about seventy live acres OF wood land
on it there is seeded s. bushels Of grain; the said
land is in a high state of Improvement, and well
adapted TO the growth of wheat, Rye, Oats, Corn
and Ipbacco-has on it good Dwelling House, with
all necessary outhorscs, together with an ce-housc
and pump OF good water in the yard; all persons
wishing purchase requested to view the prem
Uses before the day OF sale.
Terms of sale will be three equal annual pay
ents bear interest from the day of SALE the pur
shaser to give bonds with good personal security,
such as the Executor may require, and a deed OF
trust ON the land to secure the payment.
RICHARD NINGF1ELD,
Executor Of Joha IL. 'lmWeid, deed.
Dec. %, ls55.--ts.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-01-05
FIVE DOLLARS FO9 THE TWO
SALE OF LAND.

A NDREW THOMPSON, Sen. thepurchaser of tn
n land sold the 18th inst, BY me uuder trust
from Joseph A, Thompson having Jailed to comply
with the terms OF SALE, will on the premises On Sat
urday the 18th day o: January next, offer again at
public sale the said and--eontanng