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SERVANTS FOR SALE.-A GENTLEMAN
~ from one OF the lower counties Of MARYLAND,
has Is or 20 II ely negroes (of both sexes) to dis
pose Of, and viii sen them to any gentleman In
the State cf Louisiana, or the South, for his own
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-04-25

MADE BY GEO. WILMER, No. ss4 Ninth
IvA St, bet. ID and E. sp23 Tvs
MRS. DITTy AND MISS LANPHfEk
IS1 will open SUMNER MILLINERY -
on Saturday, the 26th inst. No 3ll, second
story, south side Pennsylvania avenue, be ~
tween 9th and 10th treets sp ss-s;s
ARCHITECTURAL PLAsTEh OkNA-
....- MRNT6
.nF EVERY STYLE ON REAS0NAbLE
" TERMS.-Mastic and all kinds az modtrn
finish for the decorationief the interit and ertc
rior Of Private and Public Buildings. Al NOo-
NAN & GALATIANS Ornament Shop PtSih
and Ornamental Plasterers, 50e Eleventh street,
near Pennsylvania avenue, Washington.
ap 0-1w3
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GENERAL LAND OFFICE

GENERAL LAND OFFICE, April 9, 1856.
xN o I'll CE.-ALL PERSONS HAV-
~ ing books or bound documents belonging
TO this Office will please return them without delay
to west wing Of the Patent Office building, to
which the General Land Office is this day re.
moved. p11-d30d,
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EFAIR OF THE SIXTH PRESBY-
~ TERRAIN CHURCH The Lady man.
ayers Of this Fair beg to announce that It will be
continued for the remainder Of this week They
are thank for the generous patronage Of the
past week, and hope to merit Its continuance
Open from 8 TO 10L %. m an 23-4t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-04-25

DR.. 6reeley.-We beg the doctor a thou.
sand pardons. He denies having had any.
thing to do with cooking up the very last YER
sion Of the so-ealIed petition of the bogus
Legislature of Kansas, in reply to our para.
graph that such was the prevalent impression
in this city. So the Doctors skirts are clear
of responsibility for any share of the massa.
ere Of the cause of the Republican party, as
involved in the foolish splurges that have
marked that portion Of the Kansas drama in
Washington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-04-25

VNOHS FOK TIE CHILDREN.-The lar
gest stock aud greatest variety In the city al
ap2 LAMMoND's, 7th St
GUNNER GLOW Es-GENTLE-~r
~ man can be suited wi h Summer Glovesll NM !
at srEvENs's salesroom, WV
ap s3-H Browns Hotel. WV
7 AIDES SLEEVE PROTECTORS, Long
Jet Bracelets and Bresstpins, Moravian ard
apa5-st LAMMoND's, 7th st.
EO n ALG-A GENTLEMAN ABOUT
l. leaving the city will sell, at a sa- o@k
crifce. handsome Family Carriage, HG
about one month. Price $500. Apply at as I 81
between 18th and 18th. ap 2@Sts
CENrLEMEN's SHOULDER 4 AM
" shirts. every sire and every variety Of Cufs
sns cS,as comprising the 1Igsss s:ss!msnt
The trade supplied. up asst
GAIT! SALTW- "
~ $50 sacks 6. A. SALT F
SO do fine do i.' . r-
In store and for sale by
BARBOUR & SEMMEs,
ap25-a 65 La. av., bet. 9Th and 9TH sits.
CENTLEMEN'S FINE SHIRTS, KID
VI Gloves: undershirts, Drawers, Cravats, Ties,
Bar dkerchiefs, Hosiery, &C.. and all articles
cessarv for gentemen's outfit, at very low prices.
WALL STEPHENS,
ap25-tr 322 Pa. avenue, next to IrCn Hall.
LNOR THE SPRING TRADH-UNDER-
Il SHIRTS AND DRAWERS.-Our assert
ment In this department is larger and more va
ried IL possible than at any former period SILK,
Cashmere, Merino and Cotton Shirts and Draw
ers in great variety and Of every size and quality
The trade supplied at STEvENs'S
ap2s-H Salesroom, Browns Hotel.
CHEMICAL OLIVE SOAP
~ 30 boxes Chemical Olive Soap, very supe-
rior article for washing.
Also. IS boxes Pearl Starch
Just received ard for sale by
BARBOUR 4 SEMMES,
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Oh responsibility Tor any share OF the massa-
ere of the cause of the Republican party, as
involved in the foolish splurges that have
marked that portion Of the Kansas drama in
Washington.
Aborigines.-A delegation of emigrated
seminoles accompanied by their agent, Mr. J.
W. Washburne, reached Washington yester
day. They come to make treaty with the
Government in connection with q delegation
OF the Creeks, by which they may obtain fol-
their occupancy, separate tract of country.
They are now located conjointly with the
Creeks, On the Arkansas frontier, and the
tribes wish to separate.
The Post Office Extension We hear that
the first cargo of marble from Massachusetts
for the construction Of the north front of the
extension of the Post Office Department build.
ing has arrived, and that very shortly large
additional force will be put on the work,
which will be rapidly pushed during the cur.
rent season. The want Of this cargo has oc-
casioned a considerable delay in tho progress
of the work. Another cargo, which is ON the
ocean, may be shortly expected to arrive
promotions and Appointments in the Ma
rine corps.-First Lieut.. Isaac T Doughty to
Do captain in the Marine Corps, vice McNeill
deceased.
second Lieut.. A. 8. Nicholson 20 be a q rst
lieutenant vice Doughty promoted.
'iement ID. Hsbb to be second lieutenan,
vice Nicholson promoted. >
Erasmus d YOunsblOod to a second lien
tenant vice A. d. Sparks declined
Forage.-In order to entitls an os,o >.
draw forage in kind, or to receive the au,hor.
lied Communication therefor for the numbe, os
horses limited in time Of peace by the proyiso
of the act Of March 8. 1s45, the horses must
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rA LECTURE FOR THE BENEFIT
~ ofthe Young Catholics Friend Society
Of Georgetown, will be delivered by Pr fessor A.
DIMITRY, Of Louisiana, at Forrest Hall, on
TUESDAY EVENING, the Goth instant.
Doors open at 7x o'clock
Tickets can be procured at John F. Ellis, Mu.
sic Store, kidwell d Laurence's Drug Store,
Washington; and at John l.. Kidwell's, George.
town. ap 24-5t*
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KTHE TEACHERS ASSOCIATION
~ will meet TOMORROW Saturday
morning. at the Smithsonian Institution, at eleven
O'Clock
Mr.. A. G. RICHARDS will read an Essay before
the Association. Subject: "The Social and Pro.
fessional Relation Of the Teachers
general attendance Of Teachers is solicited
ap 25-1t* X. T. TAYLOR, Rec Sec
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F,ST. UL'SLUTHERAN CHURCH.
~ Rev }. G BUTLER Pastor-Service In
this Church, at the corner Of H and 1Ith streets,
during SABBATH, ID. ", at IL a. m, and at 7 Il
p. m. an IS
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A. X. CRAIG,

Philadelphia Argus; Day Book and Military
Argus, New York; Boston Post; and Hartford
Times Each CT the above papers will send one
Of the papers containing the advertisement, and
also Their bills, to the Ordnance Once. So
an 94-dt24Mav
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-11-22

We take pleasure in referring to the virtue of
Davis Pain Killer. We have used the article and
found it valuable. Tie sale Of this article in TIVE
United States is beyond ell precedent, as the boz ks
Of the flee will show.I Gin snnau Conlnercal
Davis Vegetable Pain Kef.-N e first beard Of
this medicine during visit 60 the New England
States, and being 81 uck with the novelty of the tt
tie, induced to mste seize inquiry about 1t f,
and surprised to learn hit it was kept con
slant in the hoeses of most Of the inhabitants OF
the cities and villages where we stopped, to be used
in cases of sudden attacks of pain, burns, scalds
&c. and we heard it spoken of in terms of high
COMMUNICATION, both ~ druggists and physicians
Perry Davis Pain Killer.--ls is a real pleasure to
us to speak favorable of this article known almost
universally to be good and safe fenedy for burns
and other pains of the body 1t is valuable not only
for colds in the winter, but for various summer COM
plants, and should be in every family. the casu-
atty which demands it, may come uhaw@res
[Christian Advocate.
Valuable Medcine.--The sale of tEf,t remarkable
and truly valuable preparation, Perry Davis Pain
Killer is constantly and rapidly increasing. Due
ing the past year. the demand for tas great remedy
has been altogether Unprecedented. Scarcely a
week passes 5y, during which we do not hear of
some remarkable cue having been performed, with
in the circle of our acquaintance, by the use Of
Perry Davis Pain Killer. Prov. Gen. Adveti'r
Sod by James &. Laird, taunton, and Druggists
eYdryw4cre Nov. 22-2w
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-11-22
HsH ED.

At his residence, near Dcerfeld, Augusta
county, on the 18th of October last, Mr.. T.
r. ANTHONY, aged about As years.
At his residence, near Deerfeld, Augusta
county, on the 26th of October, Mr.. ROB
ERT DUNLAP, in the SD year of his age
He was a consistent Christian for many
years.
Departed this i.se, at Eilendase, Va, on
the 18th of November, in the Goth year of
his age, WILLIAM BUCHANAN, third
son of W. j.. and Ellen B. Buchanan.
A nobler or purer spirit never yet re-
turned from earth, less sullied, to its God.
Found dead on the Back Mountain, in
Augusta county, October 18th, GEORGE
w. GORDON, IA .Le 22d wear of his age.
The jury of inquest found tlq<s 10 .lSed from
'the effects Of over heating and by too much
exertion' May this solemn event in the
providence of esd be warning to the
young acquaintance of the deceased He
was young man of talent, and greatly be-
loved by all who knew him. Although nN
relations attended his funeral, there were
many weeping friends. j.
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95,seI prizes amounting to
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RICHMOND, November 10, 1856.
Na q 7s asEEh

On the 18th inst. by Rev Geo A Shu-
ey, near the Valley Mills, on Middle River,
Mr.. ROBT p. GREAYER to Miss HAIR
RIET G. AREHART, all Of this county
On the 18th inst, by Rev. VIM. Brown,
Mr.. BENJAMIN WELLER, JR., to Miss
ELiZA,:ETfI tOWEERS., Laughter Of
Samuel Bow ers. Esq, all CT this county.
On Taesday evening last, by Rev. p.
Hoffman B'N. d. TApP, Proprietor Of this
paper to Miss BELINDA d. SHlNN, both OF
this place. - Weston Ucr0lk
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-11-22

A LUCKY VIKarN1AN. = A Chicago cor
respondent Of the Baltimore Sun says: Re
al estate is quite active here, and some fine
speculations are being made A gentleman
from Virginia, a few weeks ago, bought a
piece of ground outside the city limits, for
which he paid $500 per acre, and in ten
days time had sub-digided it into small
building lots, ard sold nearly one half at
the rate of 81, 600 Per acre. His profits
will exceed $50, 900.
DEER HUNTNG.--We understand that
the Nelson & North Garden party of Deer
hunters, who hunted at Crawford's, Angus
ia Co., for five days of last week killed 30
Deer. This was the most successful hunt
eyee made In the North mountain The
party consisted of 80 hunters aud Sc dogs.
Our old democratic friend Dabney Carr,
Patriarch of hunters, who is now 70 years
old, killed p deer We trust that he may
live to enjoy many another hunt as agree
able as the one just passed. -Cha'Fottesvi0c
Je1ersonion
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-11-22
From the Boston Journal.
WiStar,S ZalSail OF Wild CheIrY.

This medicine, coming from respectable source,
and carefully prepared by experienced and skill
dence. Its efficacy has been proved in many obdu
rate cases of dis ase, aud its fame has rapidly
tended. 1t has been extensively used in every part
Of the country, particularly in the Middle and Ner-
thern States, and strong testimony from highly re-
spectacle and intelligent persons has been adduccd
in favor of its merits as remedy for Colds or
Coughs, affections of the Chest diseased Liver.
No other Cough remedy has ever atta ined SO high
reputation.
None genuine unless signed l. BUTTS on the
wrapper.
SETH w. FOWLE e. co, 13S Washington
Street, Boston, Proprietors Sold by their agents
everywhere. Nov. CIV
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-11-22

NOTICE IS hereby given tlal the gnders. rned,
~ who qualified IN lie probate Coart ol Cedar
County, STATE OF hissoari, as Guardian Of Vim G..
Lightner, will ply, ~ petition, to the Circuit
Court OF Augusta Comfy, Va. on Saturday, the
22nd day Of Ro8cri ber next, fer authority
20 and receive ri money anu personnel pop
erty which may belong to my said u AID in SAID
Fssate Of his trsndfather, sam9el Lighter, sr.,
decd, or any otter seIrce il sid County. This
application " III be made unaer art in pursuance OF
the Pad and 3Id sections Of Chap. I29 Of the Code
a Va. My said Ward residing out Of Virgna,giz
n Cedar County, Missouri. ". :. iA On.
HtRa4Y & BELL, Attorneys. Get. 25-5t.
Prs Fee, 3 %.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-11-22

Gss' As yet the Democracy of Augusta
have taken no steps to celebrate .heir recent
splendid victory, owing, we presume, to the
sitting of the Superior Court. Our oppo-
nents should be treated with respect-still,
the OCCASION is q proper one for rejoicing,
and a meeting of the Democrats is suggest
ed this evening, Saturday at the Vindi-
Gator Office, at g o'clock
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TIE UNIV EBsAL FAy0RITE
Casa 25S.
tORBIN s. CO, Agents,
! Pos amounting u
Tickets Shares in pfeportiea.

We invariably answer letters BY return iuail en-
elcirs IL tickets in eood s8fe onvelars. mi al
lays observe the stri0test eaaadeuee.- titsf The
driving Is over. aes13 the oaeisi aHaH T. With
written eztdeaaeoa Of the result Of liz venture
Al Prizes bought at this Office aee payable jHHeai
ately after the drawing in Current Money, an ne
take Bank Hetes Of any state. Or Eank Drafts in
payment fer Tickets al par. Fer odd amounts in
making eh5nge We receive postage Stamp. they BE.
inglnore convenient thansiiyer. Correspondents mas
place - Htmess confidence in the regularity and
8afaty 81 The mails very few o. HIiscarfiages
OF Money .appen when properiv directed n y. &c
carctA tsisS yoI mention yoar Posi- Oliee. County
and State. Give u, at least single tiial, you
cannot lose much, If ne. gain enc single triad may
make You indel endeHt ior life. Try us. There
should b. no suea word as fail. Address
C0RHIN co.
Box 100 Post Oaicc, Baltimore, Md.
October II, Is56-3me.
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10000 TIcKETs---s $50 FRIzEG!!
Prizes Amounting to
So o., OOOy!!
$3.50 Prizes Amounting 70 s204 SIC
Whole Tickets S lo--Halvcs 5-.Oua'rs2. go

PLAN OF THE AOfTERY.
here are 80 goo Tickets numbered from 70 "a.
600. There ares $50 Prizes amounting IT, SOD ,060
The drawing takes place in puclic under the su-
pcrintendence of two sworn Commissioners.
The Numbers from to 80 geo, corresponding
with those Numbers the Tickets, printed sn
SEPARATE slips of paper, encifeled with small tin
tubes aud placed in one wheel.
The first 2l6 Pprizes, similarly printed and eneir-
cied, are placed in another wheel. The wheels are
then reyoived, and Number is drawn from the
wheel of Numbers, and at the same time Prize is
ats'gR trGm the ether wheel. The number and
ltize drawn cut are op0r ed and exhibited to the
audience, and registered by the Commioners, the
ff12c being placed against the number drawn
This operation is repeated until all the Prizes
drawn out
APPROXIMATIONS PRIzEs.-Thetwopr preceding
and the two succeeding Numbers to those drawing
the first Is Prizes will be entitled to the ca Approx
imaion Prizes, according TO the Scheme
yhe 5G8D Prizes OF $40 are determined bv tde
number which draws the $40, Geo PrisH--is that
number should be IN odd number then every odd
number ticket i'll the Scheme will be entitled to $40;
If an even number, then every even number ticket
will be entitled te SO in addition any other Prize
which, MAJ be drawn.
GREAT INDICTMENTS no cLvHs.
As, by this Scheme, one Ticket in every 20 Is quar-
anteed to draw SIC, will sell Certificates Of Pack
ages OF 10 Tickets (odd and even uuulbers,l at
the following rates
All that the 10 Tickets draw oyer TIE a.euut
guaranteed aeernes to the purchaser.
Certificate OF Package OF 10 Whole Tickets SEQ
10 Half 20
X 10 Quarter q Is
1t viii be perceived, by this plan, that for SEQ the
purchaser has Certificate OF 10 Tickets, when If
he buys Tickets he would only get tor that sum 6
Whoes, thus by buying Certificates he has four
more chances for the larger prizes Halves E1d
Quarter Packages in proportion
In Ordering Tickets or Certificates.
Enclose The money to our address for the Tickets
ordered ON receipt uf which they viii Dc oiw @rded
by FIRST mail. i
All those tickets ending with o, 2, 1, 6, s, are
eEen all those ending with l, :, s, I. ., are odd.
~ Remember that every Prize Is drawn and
payable IN full without deduction.
T15~ All Prizes OF 81 eco and under, paid in,me.
a4ately tter the drawing Prizes at IL usual
time of thirty days.
All communications strictly confidential. The
drawn numbers will be forwarded opurchasers i'm
medictey after the drawing.
WHe,e Tickets sio-Ialves S5-Quarters S21s
Prize Tickets cashed or renewed in other Tick eta
al either office.
Orders for pickets can be addressed either to
s.. SWAN & CO., dtlaHta Ga.
or 5. SWAN 4smgomfrg, Ala.
N0voniber /, 1856
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NOTICE. Subscribers to the Vindica-
tor residing out of Virginia can remit their
subscriptions to it in Postage Stamps. Par
ticular attention to this notice is requested
Or we shall be compelled to discontinue the
most of them.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-11-22

} SCREW rR0kELLER STRAW CUTTERS ii
y. store and for sale at factory prees-the very
best Gutter in use also, Vegetable CATER which
" IL be so'd 4 gtcat bargain.
October rs, lS66. GEO. l.. PRICE.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-11-22

Eg" See the professional Gard of CALEB
BoGaEss, Weston, Va. Mr.. Borgess. is not
only lawyer but gentleman, and persons
having business III that section Of the State,
could not entrust it to safer hands.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-11-22

30 600 YR CMEE',S O.NL Y!
Prizes Amounting TO
S 9 @ 4, OOO!!
Will be distributed according to the following
L-ArD IL EQ GLLLLr LIE
REPRESENTATIONS PE1zEs,

Whole Tickets, SO Halves; So Quarters; s21111.
1900 Prizes of SO will be determined hy the last
figure of the number that draws the $40 600 Prize.
For example, if the NuHba drawing the SAG, 900
Prize ends with No. ,tha4 all the, Tickets where
the number ends in will be entitled to $40. II the
Number ends with Number 2, then ell the Tickets
where the Number ecels in will be entitled to $40.
and so on to 0.
Certificates of Packages will be sold at the fol
lowing rates, which is the risk
Certificate Of Package of 10 Whole Tickets, 500
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70 all whom Il nj. Copo9rn.
llat and Cap Store---isen.uyai.

FkNiG Subscriber begs leave 10 i,stfa the public
i thatAe has removed + HATS E8R STORE
@ the has on Man Street ganer.y occupied hg
Ar VI Pcs. Kun, whore be viii eantn.s tha aianu
tde arc and sale of SIX, Far, Russia, BaaHor. Eool
and slauch HATS, Cloth, Plesh and Navy cAfS,
&c, II the most fashionable siFle aud best qua
Which heA dispose of enllp mesi sea seHahle terms
tefsans indebted to then'd iirm al y m. shry
~ GO. Wi please GENIE f3g@ ara end quidate their
indept mess. j. shRY.
Netnltl Il. lS5..-.-l ma
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-11-22

fEHlE Naicrprepf Backing viii add very mach
i to the wear d leather Keep it soft and plant,
aud renders II entirely waterproof. i Is warrant
ed to give satisfaction. go +. PRICE.
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A Copy-Teste,
JAMES F. PATTERSON, Crk.

TN pursuance Ct the ehoge Org er of sale ia The
i aoove cases. 1 will on SATURDAY, THE 2Oth
DAY OF DECEMBER next, sell before the door of
khe National Hotel in Stanton, the privilege and
right of boarding set forth and described in the
foregoing order of sale.
WILLIAM CRAIG, S. rs.
Nov %, 1s56--5t
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.NGaG G. N2EsS.

WE ask the attention of the public to oer large
w stock Of
FALL AND WINTER GOGDS,
which have been bought with great care. Particu-
lar attention has been paid to Ladies' Dress
Goods, we hope the ladies will be kind enough to
give us as call before purchasing their Fall Goods,
and we promise to fer great inducements in the
way Of bargains. If possible. We are offering all
kinds Of goods at lower prices than ever before, ad
herring to the true principle Of business, viz:
''Short profits and quick sales
We are very anxious TO sell on the usual time. but
to all who prefer paying casa we will take of the
usual per 7en. on al bills abege Eve dollars; also,
those paid within thirty days from date Of bill.
Upper & FUNKH0CSER,
Oct Il Two doors vest Of tic y s5i6n2l Hotel
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-11-22
IMPoRNANv INFoRMAql0N.

fAfhE sabee5ihers ho Sc opened large Ware {fonse
a Ia the IOWA a., stanton, opposite th p5sen-
ger Depot and neat the American Hotel v. e 5aey
are prep ared u give the highest Cash price FOR
Corn, Rye. outs a4d Barley.
IAoy VITA also keen constantly Oh hand large
supply Mt goo> NilISkEl, which laer iii eN-
change tof grain. They will soon be K 70 fur
nish Ground "'4sstr 30 Farmers.
&as., GaaL be pa6 Tor 800 thaity s4oeS aegs
H-RAA! sNA.pP,
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Bellows, Anyils. & g,

I HAVE on hand a large supply Of Bellows, Eng
ish and American Any.s, solid BoS and ether
vises, Rasps, Files, &C., Sc, all Of wca viii be
sold at most favorable prices
October IS, 1856. GEO. L. PRICE.
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ENs.
S.ra3 Cutters

IN BoXES warranted Axes, Of all sizes, just re
~ ceired and iof sale GEG, L. PRICE.
lI..tn -.ti u. nj.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-11-22
NOTICE

gsnOSE Indebted to the subscriber for ad, ertsing
] job V ork, or subse ipton to the Republican
Indicator. are requested to settle their accouut
Having sold the Printing Office, he desires to close
the looks Of the Office possible
Arrangements have been made with his successor
TO furnish the paper Ia those who have paid in ad
vance and also to finish the advertisements paid for.
0ct Is, 1856. ABSALOM AoiAkR.
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fARM E0R SALE.

Farm EQR SALE.
DEING desirous 10 change my present location,
ID offer my FARM for sale, lying nine miles from
staunton, aud two aud half miies from Middle
brook, containing upwards Of
eco n & GRE =
Of Limestone .4ni, heavily tfgaeFed. Tic eies rel
land is laid Oh into nine fields aad three meadow.
well set in Grass. Every ield 9ai Nea4oN is wa
tered by never falling Spriaas also waite, "a n,
Barn Yard Spring ana Spring House within 7Uf
OF Tie dwelling, two bearing Apple Orchards Of Sc
Ep.s,-g iect Fruit, aud great "a $500 n,
GsIssA 4, riety OF 81 osaeI tiHi aud - =
%rtSist n nhrnbborg. Che improve 80, !, - 8.
tIssse - ments are, good BklCK - ~
Esssss 49, Ii " ELIlNa Two Stories 49,.
high, 40 feet front and 40 feet wing, finished con
plete, with cellars nnder al The building, eommo
dioss Bank Barn With Gf6naries and Managers nm
derneath; also, other large extra Stabling, and ev
cry other necessary out building. The Farm is il
eeed condition, convenient to Churches, Mills, ant
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November |. i6.
Rock. Reg. COPS 81 and charge this Office.