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Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-03-08
The Damaged Engines

In our issue of HE Is, iHsl. ii was stated, that
the TWO Engines used upon the temporary track
and which we're tecetIIy damaged ~ IRE
would probably prove total loss 10 Ne Com
rdny. We are pleased 10 ltaru through let
ter addressed 10 q gentleman in tbs place, rom
MIR J. H. Timberake, the Superintendent,
that such is not The fact, int that the erile loss
including shors, will not exceed s. 600. The
Baldwin has been repaired aud put in running
ulder. and since Tuesday last has been making
regular trips. The &c, r. Mason, will III Il
few DAYS be ready for active service. This IN
leigencer, will doubtless be gratifying to lts
ffiet!ds Of the Road
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isUCEIC SAFE.

E1TiLL be sold at the late residen1, of William
w Lamb, decd, about Z miles below Spring
Hill, Augusts county, on Middle river, on Thurs
wit Horses and Colts, Cows, Hogs, Farming
Utensils, Househdli and Kitchen Furniture, Bug,
gy and Harness, & quantity OF Corn and several
other kinds OF Grain; Cooking stove, some ilay
and probably one or two onng Slaves, with many
other articles too tedious to ennmerate; alao the
Crop Of Grain il the xr6iud We.
TERMS ;-N1!e mcntbs credit the pureha sers
giving bono with appro we'd security
JOIN. a. PATTERSON, Admir-.
March, |, 1886.
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aGARwtlED.

On the % uit., by the Rev. Jno. ". Start, Rev.
JNo ". EVAN, OF the baltimore Conference. to Miss
heubenia T., youngest daughter OF II. b. Hill, Esq
of thi, countY.
On Thursday the Slst OF January. by Rev. Benz.
Bowman, Mr.. wv, ". SAGER and Miss MARY EAl-
Man, daughter Of VIM. karman-a Of hooking
Bam
Oh Sunday morning last. by Rev. Daniel Thom-
as, Mr.. juaN W. MehArGHLfN and Miss HANNAH
JASt, daughter Of Peter Dinkla,--a of Rocking
ham.
On the 3lst ult., b5 Res Jacob stirewalt. Mr..
CEoRgE PESSYwIrr OF Shenandoah, co., and Miss
Rufa WALTEas, Of titis coGntY.
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FOR roNETApIr

M arc authorized 10 announce JoHN II. CRsw
w FORD candidate TO- the office of CONSTA-
BLE, in the First District of Augusta county, to
succeed Mr.. NJ ". Crawford. the present incum-
Ben, who declines d re-electioa.
Feb. l6, 1855.
NXTE are authorized to announce A. II Fisher as
w candidate ioI the office Of CONSTABLE in
the first district OF Augusta county.
Feb %, 1656
/ ANNOUNCE myseif a candidate for the Office
of Constable In Tie Second District. fit should
be the pleasure Of the people to elcst me.
will discharge the duties oi the office faithfully.
March, L. le56 D. W. c. SLANkER.
WE are authorized to announced, II. BnowY, a
w candidate for the Office of CONSTABLE, in
the second District
NeItL &, 1850.
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Tor Tho Ninliicainr.

Tor the Nindicator.
MEss9s. EDTfoRs From your editorial Of last
week, there seenls to be crest eomEation amongst
portion of the people, eondemning you for your
independent and impartial performance of your du-
ty as Editors. | should think that Editors, who
are unwilling to publish what man has got to say
upon any important subject, merely because it might
have tendency to unravel MYSTERY which the
public are unable tc solve, or perhaps touch the
nerve OF some of his pets, ! do say are unworthy
the confidence OF the community, and ought not to
be patronred.
| am traiy proud to see that the Edftora Of tic
indicator have too much nobility OF soul To be
actnated by selfish motives, such would meet the
approval of the would-be big Fish" in question,
Ana now SAMMY but thing is lacking 10 make
from amongst your brethren on the fourth of No
vember next, and cast your vote for Washington at
the North, and jackson at the South Then S'let US
Gill the Fatted Calf aud mako merry
March 5, ls5G 1t, JUSTICE TO ALL.
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DESIRABLE
DWELLING nd store HOUSES
ANDKEALAND PERSONAL
PROPERTY IN NJ A ftNE. T,
DESIRABLE

IN obedience to the provisions of deed of trust
4 executed to the undersigned by Jos. y. Wood
ward and wife, and recorded in the Clerks Offices
in the town Of Staunton and county OF Augusta,
we will commence on
Moaday The 31st day Of March, 1856,
and continue from day to day until completed, in
Staunton, to sell at public sale, the following de-
scribed property, aud interests in property:
The half OF g large and new brick WARE
AND ,STOItE 10 LSE on the Railroad near the
Depot he other half being the property OF .lr.
A. II. Il. Stuart.
pied by Mr.. Whsman
The large and commodious STORE HOUSE
latelyoccugied by Staples 4 Martin
fWo-thirds of the STORE H0tSE lately oeeu-
pied by Il. H. Bryan. The other third will be sold
as the same time.
Mr.. Hean as a Merchant Tailor establishment.
One-half OF the u H'ELLlNG 10 USE AND LOT
on the road leading to the institution for the i. and
d. and Blind, occupied by Dr.. De lass.
On2-lmif of a II NEhLING HOUSE AND LOT
adjoining the one just mentioned. The other in
terests in this hsuse and the house Just mentioned viii
probably be offered by The owner at the same time
One-haif OF the property a mile from town, known
as SANDY HOLLOW, containing 44t2 acres, III
fine improved condition. and vesY desirable Tor gar
dens or truck patches. The other hall will be OF
iered at the same time. fSee advertisement nt y
X Trout and Il McCuc, trustees OF Ihos > CuaI-
ter) The property, il 50 desired viii be divided
into lots and offered 1t sale on that day.
The 10 USE in whieh said Woodward resides, on
Gospel iiillsubect TO th2 vendors lien.
An interest one-sixth in the CRATES tIkL&
SPR{NGS AND LIND attached, owned With A.
b Trotter K Fl Philips and others.
one-half OF a vacant tor ia the suburbs of New
Town-othcr hal, owned ~ VI IL McIue.
Also the following Personal Property: One Piano
Forte, Cottag, Bedstcads, Book Cases, and Il va
rleiy of Household Kitchen Furniture, two one
horse wagons, &c dc.
TERMS :--0ne-fourth inland, and the remainder
and : in inst fnl.fg
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S25 REV ARD.

= ANAWAY from the subscriber, on sunday night
Ia last, the I'd inst, my negro man, JIM Said
boy about feet inches high about IS wears of
age, OF copper color, anu has the forehead
near the centre. lie is shrewd bay. When he left
home he wore whsksrS. He had on dark Grey
trock coat, white houe ms; L. pants, and broad
brim low crowned black hat. will give the above
reward for the apprehension of said boy out of The
county, i secured that get him. and So if taken
in the county. PETER ORCHARD
Hareh s, 1855.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-03-08

~ Edinburg Quarterly Review, for Jan
nary, has been received Con'en'S;- ne
Civil Wars. and Cromwell; Himaayan jour
mails; The Rural Ecouomy Of France and Britain;
The Minister Won S,eih; Lectures 10 Ladies
on practical sub jects; The use Of Torture 10 In.
gis; Sir Robert McClpte's Discovery Of the
Nm,h Wesi Passage; The Life aul writings OF
Nj de steudhal (lieuli Beylsl; The Satz Canal;
Russian Campaign in ASIA. Price 50 per an'
nn,n. or SIS Tor it aud Black wool.
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C0MnzrseloNER.a nAi.E-

ElY virtue of decree Of tAe eircui. Court of Au
I'D gusta county rendered at the November Term
Tucker ". Farrar, &C., | will proceed, on Saturday
the 29th day Of March next to sell ON the premises,
tract OF land adjoining the lands Of Alexander
trawtord, the Little Calf Pasture River. contain
ing about $40 ACHES a very valuable SAW MILL,
md other improvements have beer erected on the
land, which lies the line oi HE Central Railroad
Terms OF SALE $50 much in cash may be ne
balance in six, twelve aud eighteen months, bonds
with approved security to he given ior the deferred
payments and the title to be retained till the pur-
chase money is psid, ---------
HUGH W. SHEFFEY.
Stsunton, Feb, 80, 1856 -S2.25.
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To TIE p. BLiC.

ME-, the securities Of the present High Sherry
w OF Augusta County Moses II. MeCue, hereby
inform the public that circums tancos render Il
sary that We assume the settlement Of the business
Of that Office, and ask Is rdttar of favor that all
persons having claims against him in lis Official ca
pacity will abstain for scasonabie time from legal
action against him, to save unnecessary cost. We
viii arrange the business speedily possible ard
viii recognise all simple notices OF debt made to
either Of the Trustees Davis ), Belt }. d. limbo
deii aud J. II. McCge) valid as il formally sued
ont against Us w also inform the public that no
private el'im aeeiHst the Sheriff will BE- recognise
5y the Deputies IA the settlement OF public dies.
The present Deputies are desired to continue in olce
and will wiad NJ the business as prompt manner
possible.
10 prevent exaggerated ru1n5rs we will say tfat
The aseestaiaed liabilities of the Sheriff are about
~ ,e51 aud the assets viii reach Shout $50, 600.
is. u. BzenHS, Aptxs EUsBBiUgE,
THes. C5tReEArH, b. :. BEGt,
Ro8EBr G. BIcKLs, F8sNKLtS McCCs,
SANuEL McCcsE, II. II. Psra.
BENJAMIN WELLER, JSo. CAtwFosn,
\. \. SfgsGE, loAS L. j. WHrs,
J. II. MeC5v.
Feb iG, lSSG.-4t.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-03-08

HeAorag's Pills, the best Remedy in the Union
fir Female eompaints.-These Pills are particular
IL recommended to the citizens Of the Union for
their extraordinary edcacy in female complaints;
vergng into womanhood, or the mother at the turn
of lie. 1t has been proved beyond all co tradic-
ton that those cea bratcd pills will cure all disor
enable them to pass their critical periods of life
with}pt exposing themselves to those dangers they
too often incur by other treatment.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-03-08

"Who cndeavored, BY all means IN ms
mower to insure the faithful execution OF
that law ?" (The fugitive slave law -
Spectator.
We answer, FRANKLIN PIERCE.
Who signed the massachusetts bill?
FRANKLIN PIERCE.
Who pardoned the abolition schmpa
who lad been convicted OF stealing the
negroes of two Southern Sepators, just al
the heel oil his official term, after Scott had
been nominated by the Wing Convention,
and at the instance Of the Infamous SUM
ner, Of Massachusetts
Answer -MILLARD FILLMOh h.
The Alexandria Sentinel has become a
daily paper The Sentinelis one Of The best got
Ten np Democratic papers ia the State and we
are much pleased lha. its encouragement ms
bean sufficient to justify its publication daily -
We should like to yet The daily, and II the
editors think we can repay them III any way
tzespt in moaeY. We will be pleased to EXCHANGE
with them TIE RHO IS too seaIea IN these paris
FOR us 10 expoad 1t for newspapers Every St"tt
d,y. we are notified OF some bg ting up, ard III
vsriab!y, we are mu!cled to Il greater or less
amount.
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notice,

THE monthly meeting of the Young Mems Chris
u tian Association will be held ia the Methodist
Church Tuesday evening 11ih of March at ~
o'clock several addresses may be expected The
Ladies' gre especially invited to honor the occasion
with their preseftee. Also, there will be PRAYER
meeting Of the members Of the association in their
rooms over the Store of Staples, Martin \ CO., on
Saturday night tx o'clock. The mcinbe5s are
earnestly requested to attend. No postponement on
account OF the weather.
March 8, 1855.
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At 70 Main Street Richmond Va,

WE beg leave to inform Merchants and others
w visiting the City, that now opening, a
splendid, and entire new Stock OF HATS. CAPS
AND STRAW GOODS, comprising every style,
will be sold at W holcsale and Retail the most
favorable terms.
Terms.-Six per cent for cash, on the
al time to Puuct ual Customers. Geo. w. Buesbu-
ty so long known 10 the trade. is toW engaged with
US, and will be pleased to see his old customers at
any time.
BINFORD, DICKINSO ON VIZ 81 ER.
Is Main Street l.ehmond Va.
March s. IS56.-3m.
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NOIICE-

E'oR reasons which my friends viii .qprscists
K aud approve, have sula my entire establish
business At She old stand. Having undertaken the
management of the new eoaeem I shall be pleased
To see my Old friends and eastoHefs and will Gu
deayor to give thea satisfaction.
IAN. 10, 1896. c.. 7. COCHRAN.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-03-08
Wagon Making

yEvllE undersigned has taken the old stand of c.
IL Aleer Smith, near the Railroad Bridge, and
in the vicinity OF the Western Lunatic ASYLUM, on
the Lexington Road, whore he is prepared to exc
cute all orders in his line. He pledges himself to
work The best material, and 20 guarantee the work
to please. All orders thankfully received and
promptly executed At moderate prices. All his
work will be warranted for ~ months
JOSEPH +. TANNEHILL.
N. B. All descriptions Of wagon timber sakeu "a
exchange for work.
Naroa D, 1856
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Stsun.on, Dee. ~, 1858.
DAGUERROTYpEs AND AMHRo-
TYPES

ElNlSHED in The highest style Of The arr, snd
Il warranted to give satisfaction, al the most rca-
sonable prices, at my SkILIGHT GALLERY.
NJ. HUB. E.
n. T., fr5trnctions given in the art, and pupils
supplied with my OWN manufactured Instruments
the superiority Of which is condrmed by my reccis-
ing too first premiums at the Exhibition in Balti-
more ana Philadelphia. NJ. ii.
wsynesboro, Feb. ,, lS56-Speet copy.
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Hon. ..oha LetehsI will accept our
tbanks for pamphlet copj Of an address
delivered before the pro.slsveFy Conven-
tion Of the State of Missouri on Domestic
Slavery, by james Shannon. Also. fof Va
nous documents and psrers.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-03-08

asss~ Both branches OF the Virginia Leg
isature have agreed to exttud the session
Of that body, seventeen days. The tax
bill and the re-chaiteting OF the Banks,
Had YET to be considered.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-03-08

Z WILL offer at public auction, on the premises
i on Friday the 2lgt day Of .Naess next. =. Tract
of Land, belonging to the estate Of Frahces Steele,
det'd., and adjoining the lands ofJGs. Brooks Geo.
Deal and others In point OF location, il possesses
Turnpike road, within I !. miles Of ~ aynesboroueh
convenient to the Va. Central Railroad. 10 good
Mills, Schools, &c. 1t contains 40 ACRES, about
third in Timber aud the balance in good state
Of cultivation, considerable portion OF which is
Ncadoh l.,hd. 1t has on it severed Springs az ex-
eeilent water, with good aud comfortable d VA
LING HOtSE, Kitchen, out-houses aud Stable.
The title is unquestionable and terms accommoda-
ting. Possession given on the dav OF sale.
A. A. STEELE, Ex,or. of
Frances Steele, dec d.
March, !, 1S56.-tds.
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STAPLES, .RsassTEN & CO.
cnoca,v md ElOuP aIerehants

STAUNTON. VA,
pTEEP constantly on hand Lump and Ground
II Plaster. Fine salt, No. Sacks. q. A. Salt,
well filled, Coffee, OF all kinds, Sugars of all kinds
Molasses and syrups of all qualities besides every
thing else generally kept in the grocery line except
liquors.
staustcn, F.t. :, lsss
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Valuable Hotel Property For sale.
THE AMERICAN HOT & /

Tg'ITE co-partncrship heretofore existing ander
a the name OF William II. CARRIER Co., betweYn
VIM. ii. CARRIER, Levi i. Stevens on and John y
Breckenridge. having been dissolved, by the death
of said John Il. BfccAinridgc, the It'll day ot
December last. it has becom, necessary to VINO up
the affairs of said partnership. and make sale OF the
35ial effects. To eileetuate that Object, the under
signed, surviving partners, will expose to ptbils
sat. the premises,
ON MONDAr, THE PATH or MARCH NEXT
Tie
AMERICAS HOTEL,
situate at the passenger Depot Of the Virginia Cen
trail Railroad and being at the most convenient
spot for dining house Tor the passengers On sad
railroad from Richmond Westward. The accomno-
datiohs afforded by this house for travellers, and
fer the people al the country are ample and com
Portable. Tue buildings s+e all nav and principally
OF brick, arr angeG after the most c0mmodous fash
ion. The house will accommodate comfortably 100
guests and the stables viii hold co horses. The
lot on which the improvements stand is about Qua
acre, aud several out-os belong to the establish
ment, and Will be sold with it, II desired and ii not,
privately. Alsa, at tn, same tine, all the FHrni-
ture belonging 10 said Hotel. which is new and of
superior quality, and abundant for the use Of tbs
House.
TERMS or SAFE or THE HOTEL AID Lors One
fourth cash, and the balance in fonr equal payments
OF six. twelve. and eighteen and twcntY-four months,
from the day OF sale bearing interest from the date
and setttred be bonds wilt good security and lien
on the property.
Tic personal property will be odd en- credit of
nine months for all sun5 al ten dollars or under
the purchaser giving bond and security. All SUNG
under ten dollars cash.
WV. Il. CARRIER.
J., L. STHAE&&HE
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CHOICE LITERATU RE.

lust received a large supply q Macauloy', His,
- tory OF England, lst I'd, 3D., and Ath f9fs com
plete, Harpel's two editions The ior@er. suitable
for Family readng and the large svo, edition on SUI
gurb paper and large type suitable for Liorafies
&c.
preseotts Philip H.; do. Conquest of Mexico do.
Miscellaneous; Banoroit's United States; Mi'droths
do; Banners Ghild's History [. States; The Prince
OF the House of David; Miss B1nkley's Book; Walk
ma; a large and choice supply of new English Books
recent importations; iall supply of Anthon's Gas
zeal Works; a large lotot cReap and entertaining
Il ~. anccs, American and English editions, just re.
ccved and offered cheaper than ever.
A finer and more choice Collection Of Books and
Stationery, never offered to the People of the Val
ley. w. DEHASS.
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;g- Lord Palmefston's oIgsn. The Loa-
don Mofn,ng Post is bitter against the
Un;ted States, aud suggtsts an aiiance OF
al! European powers 10 check American
expansion, and to dispute the Monroe
doctrine. Gen. Walker, Of Nitarauga.
is destined to be Al. important insitum ~ NJ
in establishing III, Monroe doctrine.
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ANOTHER MISREPRESENTATION EXPOSED. -
The report upon the au horny OF A H. h
Stuart, Esq., that Gov. Wise pronounced Nil
lard FIItnofe's administration NV Washington
Like" is denied BY MI Wise The Ex.Sec
reiafy viii have 10 send oi persons and papers
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-03-08
TOBACCO tNo SEGAR BUSINESS.

lpbaNlu ~ StGAk BtsIN ESS.
81 ANING purchased the establishment 50 long
I aud iayorably known under the STYLES ii C. 4
Cochran 1. TO. ard G. 4. Cochran. / prop6.a q
CONTINUE the business of TOBACC0NISp 4, the
saNe place have secured the services Of Mr.. c.
/. Cochran as agent end manager 81 the business
and trust shall merit and receive Continuance
OF The patronage !ioaralfy extended the old es
tablishment. ROBERT J. GLENDY.'
Ian. 49, 1856.
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OYSTERS

TIE subscribers haze constantly hand large
L supply OF tie best OYSTERS which have even
hern brought 20 dis market. They are pat up it
good wooden kegs. The Kegs W. 10 not SILL bur
require them to b. returned. We warrant all Oys-
tcta hnug9t at our depoto b. Of the vory best quail
il; bu all not he pousiAe Coz those bought else
where, though they be put up in our kegs,
!casr that some persons have besa engaged IL the
business OF buying our Fegs and FILING Them up with
inferior Oysters, thus imposing upon the purchas-
e., and iaaeti3ga seriaas injury upon us. We
know that this has been dons. We understand that
fellow who has been gagged in ped Hing Oysters
afoand toxin, has been bulin or kegs and filing
them as before mentioned and then selling them as
our Oysters. We leagn that young is cogni-
zant oi The fact that = or Is halisaIon kegs were
baa4h at onr time We willing to eN6nerate
this young from all reliability and responsible
Is for what he may have done in connection with
this matter, and viii give him ten dollars fhe will
come forward and Tell Gll that he 4 oWA about it.
Oar object j, to protect our business. We ntcnd to
furnish the very best OYSTERS and viii protect our
selves and the community five can.
L.RonE, J2., ACO.
Stanton Jan. 10, 1856
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o.. A bill has passed The Senate Of Yir-
gihis, Incorporating the Wtyer's Cave
Company.
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fs. There has been, as yet, no sd'ags
Of the missing steamer Pacific. There IS
general apprehension that .he noble YES
AZ, and all on board, have found a watery
crave. She has been out 49 DAYS. There
are 1856 souls OH boaid, including the Off
rsand hands of the steamer
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-03-08

~ Tho Ssnste Of the Unel States have
seen engaged ior several days IN discussing Tue
,alilit, ot Mr.. Tlumbnil's seat as Senator
from Illinois. That body have PASSED bill
providing far the construction OF Ten Shops OF
war. fhe stue bill has been reisrred TO tue
naval COMMITTEES in the Bonse.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-03-08

fy- A bill has passed boh branches Of
the Legislature inc, easing the sock Of The
Virginia c .ntral u ilroad cumpany $780,
900, to enable them to complete the work
70 Mitlboro. The bill provides io9 no sub
.crpton bv the Board OF Public )fosks.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-03-08

p There ~ ere several errors in The lead
ing editorial of last week, and also in the CON-
municaion Of "Joha jones', The absence Of
the editors will be a sufficient apology
Hon. J. Gl,ncy Jones, of Pa will ac.
cept our thanks for a public document.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-03-08

~ The rsa.ler VIII fnd On the outside oil
,o.day's paper synopsis Of the enlistment
correspondence between MIR. Ruchauan, ati
Lord Clarendon. AZ this matter may lead o a
war betw.en the United States and Enaland II
would be usl to keep posted as 10 the cause
and progress Of the difficulty,
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-03-08
PREPARED BY
i. 9. A- E2ER,
Practical and Aaalyticas Chemist,
L Q w E L L, M AS s..
AND SOLD BY

~ Sold b. J. E. ts5rid.e and J. 7. Laird.
Stanton. Jol.a I. Arnail, WAYNE boro. Janus l..
toss, and By all Druggist and Dealers in Medicines
erefY whore.
TN. ~, ls5C.-4n.
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NOTICE.

THE undersigned wishes to contract for 1900
T. cords Of " God, to be delivered at the Western
Lunatc Asylum between the 18th of April and 3Olh
of October lS56. The character of Wood, time of
payment &c, may be learned, application to
me- after the 10th Narch (inst.)
). ~ WOODWARD,
March S. ls56.--Spect. COPY 81. Steward
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-03-08

w A bill has passed the Virginia Leasla-
ture, aud is now a law, prohibiting citizens oil
Virginia from hiring their negroes in the Dis
tfCoulnbin.
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N- Hon. 3. u. Wade, u. : Senator
from Ohio, has been reelected for six
wears from the 4th OF March next.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-03-08

o. DR.. O. r. Harris, Of the Senate will
please accept our thanks for various doct,.
ments of interest.
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Ga- See the cardi Of the different csndi
dates Cor office.