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Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-04-05

QF The American, in its Issue OF to-day en-.
deavors to justify lis editorial Of last week call
ing a convention of the. X. N. parry 10 nomi-
nat county Offices by stating that the issue
has been forced upon them Does not the Amer.
icah know that one OF the candidates Cor the
Commonweallh's Attorney, who isa member OF
the Know Nothing patty, declared at one time,
through The pubhc prints OF this place, that
Democrats acre desgas. and should demean
themselves as such, and g content with the
crumbs from The Whig table! Does not The Amer.
lean know ina the Spectator. immediately az.
ter The election OF Governor last spring, de-
car, d for the establishment in this county, OF II
a "lilte govern ment OF their own,p and thai
.sAmericans should rule Augusta, If not Virgin.
ia" Such are facts, yet lew OF the Know
Moth Kings want 10 say that a party issue has
been forced upon them, What hypocrisy ! es-
pecIally whsnit is known that each Know
Nothing has taken all cath OF prescription
against every man, in public matters, who does
not subscribe TO his leuels. Yet the issue is
lurced upon them Bah ! Have the courage
to lake responsibility and do hot skuIk in that
way.
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FOR STABLE,

FOR CONSTABLE.
ME- are authorized to announce john II. CEAw
w FORD candidate for the Office of C0NSTA-
BILE, in the First District of Augusta county, to
succeed Mr. NJ W. Crawford, the present ineum-
bent, who declines PREDICTION.
Feb. l6, 1856.
ME are authorized to announce A. H. Fisher as
w candidate for the office of CONSTABLE in
the first district of Augusta county:
Feb %, 1886.
I ANNOUNCE myself a candidate for the office
l. OF Constable, in the Second District. fit should
be the pleasure of the people to elect me, |
will discharge the duties the office faithfully.
March, l, 1856. ID. W. c. SLANKER.
WE are authorized to announce j. Ii. BRowN
w candidate for the Office of CONSTABLE, in
the second District.
March s, 1856.
"E are authorized to announce WILLIAM l..
w WOODWARD candidate for the Office of con
STABLE, in the first District.
N7E are authorized to announce WILLIAM Ne
w FAIL a candidate for the office of Constable
in the LIST District.
To The Voters Of the Second District.
1 ANNOUNCE myself as candidate for the Office
L Cons Of the Second District.
March 20, 1852. SAM'L E CLARKE.
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roR COMMISSIONERS er TILE REyExuE,

FOR COMMISSIONER CT THE REVENUE.
WYE are authorized to announce JOHN G. STO-
w YER, a candidate for reelection to the Office
of Commissioner of the Revenue in the Ind District
81 Augusta County.
Iohe Voters Of augusta County.
r RESPECTFULLY announce myself a eand-
a. date for reelection to the Office of COMMITS
SIONER OF THE EN ENUE for the First Revenue
District. TH0S. NJ. DoNAHO.
March 20, 1856.
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Lecture.

A Lecture will be delivered before the
Young Mems Christian Association. in the old
Episcopal Church by DR.. Burowset Richmond,
Monday evening April l4lh. The celebrity Of
The Lecturer is too well known to be advsrted
10 particularly.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-04-05

BALTIMORE, April 5th.-F Flour, the market firm,
and buyers giving $500 $50. Wheat .65 to /. IS
Corn, 60 to 65 cents. Oats, 40 to 90 Rye, 9s
cents Glover Seed, 50 to $40. Timothy, So to
400.
PmtADElPHM.-Flour, 80 to 500. Wheat | .55
to l.. 20 Oats 40 cents. Tho offerings of Beef Cat
tie this week were abont 900 head, sales at S Goa
Sll 90 per lbs. Cowsand Caives--oales at from
20 to $50, Sweepstakes at 4 50aS6 % per head.
IIogs--Saos at So 25
NEW ,YoRG.-Flour, rs to 500, and firm.
Wheat. 10.
RicaaoNo, April 9TH, Flour, I 10 to s,Oo Wheat
10 to l,75. Corn, 81, and dull. Oats 40 to As.
Beef Cattle, $50 to 800 gross. Sheep 800 to 500.
Bacon, hog round IL cents.
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TO THE PEOPLE OF THE TOWN

Having been frequently requested 10 become
a candidate for the office of Town Sergeant,
take this method of returning my thanks TO
my friends for their kindness, and OF informing
them that ewing 10 circumstances not necessa-
ryto mention, respectfully decline being
candidate. r. w STEVENSON.
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NNTECE.

yT,HE undersigned has purchased the entire stock
l. of Saddlery, &e., Of kohlhousen Il Flick and
will continue TO carry the business in all its vari-
Gus branches at the old staad He thankful to the
public tJr the liberal patronage extended the old
firm, and hopes by strict attention to business to
merit continuance of the same. All orders filled
promptly, and work warranted.
March %, 1856. GEORGE f. FLICK.
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SPRING TRADE, 1856.

GOllN Nj. NELSON, lat the old stand of Deakins &
- Merritt, invites attention to the Stock of Beauti-
full Well Selected Spring md SUHHER
GOODS, which he is now receiving. Every des-
cription OF Goods usually found in well appointed
Dry Goods establishment, may be had at his store,
at low prices, for each, or six months credit %
prompt customers.
stanton, April ), 1856,
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FOR SHERIFF.

FOR SHERIFF.
WE arc authorized to announce RUDOLPH
w TURK, candidate for HIGH SHERIFF Of
Augusta County
If elected, his deputies will be J. D. Hanger, in
the New Hope District, Jno. Towberman, in the
Greenville, and Stuart II. Crawford, in the Misc
Ion Spring Hill Districts He expects to have
X. p. Eubank to assist him in attending to the
Pastures ard Middlebrook District.
March s, 1865
WE are authorized to announce GEORGE M
w COCHRAN, SEM, candidate for the Sher-
iflalty of Augusta County.
NTESsRS. EDITORS = In reply to the request
1vlof ''Many Voters" in the indicator of the
22d inst, and at the solicitation of many personal
friends. announce myself candidate for the
SliER1FFALTY of Augusta county. Should it
be the pleasure of the voters of this county to elect
me, viii endcavor faithfully 10 discharge the du-
ties of the office. I. =. WILSON.
March 20, l6oG.*
Highland County
W. Il are authorized to announce JAMES n: Nc
w GUFFlN candidate for Sheriff of Highland
county,
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NOTICE..

E>0R reasons which my friends will appreciate
Il and approve, have sold my entire establish
ment to Robert j. Glendy, who will continue the
business at the old stand. Having undertaken the
management Of the new concern, shall be pleased
To see my old friends and customers, and will en-
deavor to give them satisfaction.
Jan. 10, 1856. IT. COCHRAN.
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LADIES GIVE U.s. A CALL!
VI A NJ T u A M A KIN c

MFRS. MARY AMISS AND MISS NJ FREE
1V1 MAN respectfully announce to the citizens OF
Staunton and vicinity that they have associated
themselves for the purpose of conducting the above
named business, and will use every exertion to
please all who may favor them with call, both in
prices, fashion. neaness of work aud prompt atten-
ton to promises. We hope to receive a portion of
public. patronage. Room, one door above 4His.
Wards Millinery Store.
April 5, 1856.
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DISNO[TTXON. &

yTNHE co-partnership of Kokhhousen 4 Flick here
Il toiore existing between 5. W. kohlhousen and
George f. Flick, by mutual consent has this day
been dissolved The notes, open accounts and books
of the late have been placed in the hands OF
Baylor Baylor for settlement and collection, and
all persons indebted to sand firm are requested to
make speedy payment.
+. W. K0HldI0USEN,
GEO. +. FLICK.
M,roh lQrc
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DAGUERROTYpEs AM Amppn.
EKDEG

EINlsiihD IN the highest style of the art.g and
warranted to give satisfaction at the mast rae.
sohaoie pflees' at my skfLiGHT GALLERY.
NJ. u; Instructions given in the art. and nnni,.
supplied with my own Manufactured Instrnnr,app,.
the superiority Of which is confirmed by nv rec.i'
ing too first premiums at the Exhibition in ~,
more and Philadelphia n JH'u-
Wanesboro, Feb. 2, 1s5o.-Spect copy,
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TOBACCO AND sEGAR BUSINESS

TYAVING purchased the establishment so long
II and favoraby known under the STYLES at G. T.
Cochran Co. and G. 7; Cochran, ! propose to
continue the business of T0BACCONIST at the
same place. have secured the services of Mr.. G..
I. Cochran agent end manager of the business,
and trust shall merit and receive Il continuance
of the patronage literally extended to the old es
adjustment. ROBERT j. GLENDY.
Jan. 10 1856.
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CALIFORNIA FOR BucHANAN.-It is stated that
Califo, MIA has elected unanimous delegation
III favor OF Buchanan for the presidency 10 the
Cincinnati national convention
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WoN'T TRUST HIM.-Mr. Wm NJ. Burwell
declared, in speech before recent Know
Nothing meeting in Bedford that he could no,
support Fillmore without more reliable pledges
of his fidelity to the South.
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CO-PARTN ERSHIP-NEW SPRING
GOODS

AS. A. PIPER has this day March l2th) asso-
- cated with him in the Mercantile Business, NJ.
+. FUNKH OUSER. The business hereafter, will
be continued at the old stand, under The name of
PIPER d FUNKHOUSER-
We are now receiving large lot of SPRING
GOODS, which We are determined to sell at a very
small advance. PIPER Il FUNkHOUSER
Staunton, April s. lS56-3ts
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BUY AT HOME.

WE arc receiving and opening nice lot Of Can.
w ieetions, Fruits, Nuts, &e suitable for the ,es
son, embracing everything usually kept in a reanls,
coneetionary Store, together with nice collectifa
OF Toysand other notions, suitable for CLr;stmo.
Presents, which we are determined to sell Io,r
they can be had in the market fol- cash. All waa.h
is an examination of our Stock and If Won ~ ~
say we are the individuals with wham you can Law.
your dimes to the best advantage why we ar. vi
ling to give itup. viz
f. NJ, CUSHING 80
Staunten, D:s. ~, 1865. ~
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Take Notice.

INTENDING TO leave now in few days, | request
u Ill those indebted to me yet, to call at once and
settle up,as am determined to give all unsettled ae-
counts into an officers hands ior collection.
NayuA ~, ls61. JOSEPH LEOPOLD
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,JIrST RECEIVED.

GIXTY BOXES TOBACCO of various qualities
- and prices some cery fine, which with what W.
had on hands, makes complete assortment, and to
which wish TO call the attention of dealers.
RIO. j. GhEADY,
Per. G. r. essxaav.
EAa a.. sYS&. -, F6Se.
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NOTICE.

TINE undersigned has purchased the saddlery
Il adjustment of II. L. Bryan and will carry on
the business in the store room occupied by said Bry-
n. A. n. RRECkl&klDGm.
San. ~, 1866.
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iEo. NJ. COCHRAN, JAMES COBRA
COCHRAN g. COCHRAN.
Attorneys mt Law,

Staunt0 n, Va.
WILL practice their profession in all the Courts
w of Augusta, and the Circuit and quarterly
Courts Of Bath and Highland.
Strict attention will be gwen to all business in
trusted to their care.
April S, 1856.
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Peoples Clothing Store Ahead.

EOPODD Il BROS, Wholesale and Retail deal
~ ers in Clothing, respectfully inform their patrons
and the public that they have just received a large
and decidedly the best lot of SPRING GLO THING
ever offered in this community Our country and
town friends are invited to call and examine our
large and well made stock
Bear IN mind that the Cheap Clothing Store is on
Main street, opposite White 4 Patton's, Staunton.
March %, 1856
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county.
To the People Of Augusta County.
LNELLow CITIZENS Il announce myself cand-
Il date for reelection to the office of ATTORNEY
FOR THE COMMONWEALTH in this county
Should it be your pleasure to re-eleet me, shall
endeavor to discharge all the duties of the Office
faithfully, and in manner to show my apprecia-
ton of the renewal of your confidence.
Respectfully, WI. IL. HARTMAN.
March, Is. 1856.
Il l. of citizens of the county. announce myself a
candidate for the office of ATTORNEY FOR THE
COMMONWEALTH for Angus ia county.
March 30, 1856. ROBERT p. KINNEY.
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Bio FiGVRks Senator james in his new
I'aiiii bill gives US The following magnificent
staiisli cs.
.3y the census Of 1850, i. appears that tbs
amount OF capital invested in The manufactures al
Gotten, wool. aud iron, oaly was sn,a traction
less III $50, 900, 600. The law materials con-
.ulned by these hsee cost over 3S1.G0 .066
per anGum Their combined product is esti.
mated al $3.50 eco 0C0. thus, we have neafi,
SIS ,0Go, 900, by meaus OF these hfes branches
alone, added, mostly BY labor, 10 the wealth Of
the country, even though the proPtieiors should
gam nothing 10y their business. Again, there
ihiee biansnee alone employ neatly two hun
dTed thousand persons. 4 be ehiiie AMOUNT OF
ca pilal employed III alllhs varions branches is
sci down at $500 COO 00o while Tie Number Of
persons employed exceed million. The raw
materials consumed are estimated at ! $50 Geo.
600 per anuIn, and the value oil the annual pro.
duet at $1,000. 900 600 / h.s shows an annual
absolute creation oil wealth in our country fem
hess sources Of more thar $450 600, 200.
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Pcstponement.

The above sale not having taken place on the day
n AIMED above, ON account of the inclemencg fthe
weather, is postponed to Thursdog the 10th day IF
april next.
March % 1856
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NOTICE.

She monthly meeting of the Young Mems Chris
tian Association will be held at their rooms Cover
the rooms of Staples, Martin Il Coz next Tuesday
evening, commencing at half past seven. A mem
Der will deliver Lecture before the Association
None but members admitted-April L.
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For Sale.

A FIRST RATE SODA FOUNTAIN, with all
IA the necessary apparatus, which will sell low
Ter cash. JAS. &. LAIRD,
Druggist Il Chemist.
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The Markets,

STANTON, April 8 : Flour ESQ. Wheat /, IS
10 l'5i; Corn, SlL. Corn Meal, 80 cts. Salt.
Mai,hali 93IAshton So. 20 Plaster 400 Flax
Seed LOO, Bacon, hog round, Gets Lard, 9ets.
firkin Duttel, Is to 70, Roll Butter, 20 to ~
STAPLES, MARTIN & co.
Reported by 'vm l.. NJ Butler.
late Butier s. Co.
Flour, SG.75. Wheat Sl.50a 81 60. Corn 40.
Oats 80. Rye IS. Flaxseed 81. Cloyerseed 81 so
to So Tmothey Seed $3.50.
April 5, 1856,
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REMEDY FOR ToornAcIiE.-Cha mbers
journal alludes to discovery by MI.
BInndeli. dentist, Of LoudoE, process OF
extracting teeth without pain, and TO an
other process des-ribed by DIR. Roberts,
before the Scottish Society OF Arts. for sau.
telizing the dental nerve, and stopping
teeth without pain. independent oftHe or,
binary ia,,midatng mode OF holding I'd
he, iron before the patients lace. AT
Bundell's process is the application of ice
to the jaw, which SO deadens the SENSIBLE
lily, that the tooth is extracted without
pain. The process Of Dir. Roberts is to
csuterize by means ola wire applied to
The patients tooth perfectly cold, and af-
forwards simultaneously heated to the It.
quired extent by a small electric battery
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G5- The Northampton Herald tells of a
mother aud four daughters who have COL
leciively been married TO less than seren-
teen lines and says it il an argument in
iavor OF matsimony.' So it Is if the OBJ
jset Of malrimony be to kill of the poor
mel,
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Post Office at Stauntoi
| Hodgers, Richard
Hogsett, II 4
HaIwood, Vim 8
/ X.
Ken driek, Abraham
Kramer, John
Aeilty, Timothy
X ciningham, Mrs Sarah Z
l., & ii.
Love, William
Miller, Elizabeth
Moneymaker, Ely
tAlzer, Miss Eliza J
Myers, & II Jr 2
Mills, John w
Massincupe, J J
Migclyhen, John
MARBLE, Mrs. Louisa
IMoirsh. Miss Lucy
Meelcv, Hrs Leycna
Movers, Miss Margaret
/ Muiloney, Miss Mary
Morris, oscar
-Hiller, Robert
Mizer, Hiss Sarah VI
Myers, Stephen
Moore, " illiain 2
MARSHALL, W E
N, o, p b Q.
, Neal, hrs Margaret
Nelson, Lorenzo
O'Donnell, Patrick
Paris, Robert
Quick, Okey
Il.
Randall, DR.
Rankin, David
|Reasor, Jacob
Rankin, Jl,
Red James n
Rogers, VIM G
S.
Shumatc, Bailey
Shenck. Charles u
Speck, b
Smith, hrs Catharine u
Seldom, Mrs II w
SWink, airs fbeoe Ann
Soll1yan, fe Ter, =,
49, "39' az
s ,fl M yrs susan
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S r r | NJ c ST O c K
VH HoVV3
At 7S Main Street Richmond Va.

N7E beg leave to inform Merchants and others
w visiting the City. that are opening, a
splendid, and entire Stock OF HATS. GAPS
AND STRAW GOODS, comprising every style,
and variety manufactured for the seasons, which
will be sold at Wholesale and Retail, tire most
favorable terms.
Tcrus.-Six per cent offfor cash, or on the rsu-
al time to Punct ual Customers. Gee. W. Dueshu-
ry so long known 20 the trade. is nov engaged with
us, and viii be pleased to see his old customers at
any time.
BlNFORD, DICKINSON & WEISIGER
is Main Street Richmond Va.
Nnrnh . 1Ssc
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WANT'EL

WANTED,
ISLAXSLED, Cloverseed, Oats, Bacon Lard,
l. Butter, sc, for which the highest cash price
will be paid. r. n. POWELL 1 CO.
March ~, 1853
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WILL He AccEPr.-li seems to be con
sldered 10y no means sure thing that Mr..
Fillmore will accept the nomination, "uu-
der the circumstances. A special mes
seuaer should be St mt at once to Rome for
M answer and if yea, the lucky man
should be brought back isstaniei; for " ha,
business has the standard heurer of the
American party to be hobnobbing with
the Pope aud enjoying himself" among
the Jesuits OF Rome1 Would Live Oak
George" under the circumstances, be
thus indifferent TO the causeS Never, new
er. Send for brother Fillmore without
farther delay. The brethren can't hold
their ground on the Hudson while their
General is "enjoyins" himself with the
Pope among the RUNS Of the Tiber.--N
Y. Herald
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LIST OF LETTERS

DEMA1NfNG in tn
IL on 3Ist March 1856
A
A. l.. b. q,
] Andrews, James
Allen, N
j.
Brown, Miss J mellia G.
Bruce, Mr..
Bohan, Daniel
Baker, George 2
Barger & Boyls, Henry ]
Bowles, Mrs Grace
Bye s, John S
Baylor, John K
Baylor, John NJ
Brsgan, Joseph 1
Bishop, Lee
Rurwell, Lewis NJ
Bowler, Miss Nancy
Bolden, Sanford
Brown, Webster
Bateman, VIM. Ii
| Bell, VIM A
G..
Campbell, Amos e
Chapman, Miss Ann Z
Cronin, Rev. c G
Carter, Mrs Eda Am
| Cerp, Edward
Caber, John
G.
Cleary, John
Crist, Jacob
Cullen, John
Crowlep, Maurice
Cornell, NJ
Clayton, Miss Melvina
Crutchcr, Richard
Conner, Richard
Cox, Samuel
Cox, William I
Campbell, Miss Margaret
ID, & +.
Drumheller, John L
Dull, Mrs Mary \
Estill, Benjamin
L.
Barrow, Franklin
Ford, James
Fritz, John III
Farrow, James
Frazier, Robert
q.
Gildcnfemer, Harry
Gotschalck, Christiana
Cover, William Ii
Grove, James r
Greininger, X uffier, S
Greene, Sylvester w
Ii.
lIodnett, Ayers Jr
Hickman d Sons
Hunter, George ii 2
Hix, Hiss Judith
Honrahan, Miss Mary
Harlow, Mary
Hickey, Patti. for J Song
N. B. Persons calling
list will please say they
they may not receive the
l.. l.
April 5, 1856.
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BENTON ON tue PRasIpENcY.-Old Bull
lion is GU, in letter, in which he says
that he cannot be candidate for the Pres
idency under any circumstances. Ma =
unanimous Ssnatorl But he is still efpel
when he meant to be kind, and intends
to inhict upon the pubic condensation
of the Congressional debates fer the pasl
sixty years. This, he thinks. with some
minor literary work. win occupy the re-
maindei OF his life. We should think so.
MIR. Benton taen makes ii nomination fol-
the Presidency. thus: "A new man, up
connected with the agitation, is what the
county wants" That means Lieut. Col
John G. Fremont. As he has not been in
politics he had better eontne his attention
TO the Mariposa claim and remember tie
pfoyefb, ne sa.er ultra crepidam.
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KANSAS SupscRIpTIoNs.-The Musco-
gee, Ga. Emigratian Society acknow Wedges
the receipt ol,he following ubctiptlons:-
Hon. Il. Toombs, 500, Hon. A Iyerson
500, Hon. Nj. q. Welbofn, 500, Geo.
Hargrayes. ESD. 500. Hon. NJ G. Ctaw.
ford, $50, and Col. 7. Lomax. $50.
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FLOUR,

ENLOUR at retail at the stand farm.rlv
IL by Butler & Co., by V'e"P''-
WM. /. II, BUTLEx.
Staunton, March rs, 1855.
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Ann ouncCments.
FOR coMMoNwEALTH's ATTORNEY.

WE are authorized to announce JOHN H. Nc
w CUEas candidate for the office of ATTOR-
NEY FOR THE COMMONWEALTH for Augusta
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VALUABLE TAVERN AND OTHER
Property for SNfe.
WE will offer for sale, on Tuesdag the I5h day
w of April, the valuable
TAVERN PROPERTY

q VIZ n ~ ~kOfEh
situated at Goshen Bridge, Rockbridge county, Va.
The HOTEL has thirtytwo rooms, and is well fur
nisbed with all necessary articles for keeping Tav-
erh. There ere upon the premises two large dwell
ling houses in addition to the Tavern Property, Il
smoke house, two large stables, Gone shielded two
granalies, a store room, a Blacksmith's Shop and
Tools, a.Cabinet Makers Shop, and
SIXTY EIGHT ACRES OF LAND
attached to the property.
This property is situated Immediately at the pre-
sent terminus Of the Va. G. Rail Road, about So
miles from the Rockbridge Alum Springs; 10 miles
from Lexington, miles from Lateher's W. Springs;
2 miles from Cold Sulphur Springs, and in a beau
iful and healthy section Of country. This Isavery
desirable property, and any person wishing to pur-
chase such would do will to examine it before day
OF sale.
We will sell at the same time and place Il FdLT-
BLE NEGRO ROMAN AND GHfLD, several
mllch cows, and Is 20 head OF Hogs. Also, Corn,
Oats, &c.
TERMS of the Real Estate will be, one third in
hand, and the balance in one two and three equal
annual instruments. Immediate possession will be
given. JAS, i. BELL CO.
Varch 80, lS56- iFeek'y Dspatch Register and
V. Star copy tbs, and send accounts to this Office.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-04-05

uSr received large ard very superior lot ~
q Pickles; Also fresh Peaches. Prunes. Ra.b.s
RES, Subsidiaries, Corn and Tomatoes, DC. .sJ
for sale by NV sna
STAPLES. MARTINI 70
stsuntcn, March Is, lEs, w.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-04-05
GROCERIES.
Family Groceries,

ITHE undersgr ed offers for sale, at the old stand
l. formerly occupied by Harper u Bro, under the
Union Hall, an assortment of
Family Groceries,
and requests those in want to give them call and
examine their Goods and prices. As they intend to
devote their entire attention to the Grocery bust
ness, they have no hesitation in saying buyers will
find it greatly to their interest to come and see
them before buying elsewhere
March 20, lS56.-tt. p. N. POWELL & co.