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ftlA nEWARD.-Ran ava, from ,

ft n uEWARD.-Rsn away from the subscriber on
sO " the 2sth Of Sept, Negro Man
nS about feet Inches high, his 20 rs years.
heavy whsksrs which He dark
copper color Clothing reeoecte lie
ome weeks since and suppose making his
reward VIII be paid for the
negro 70 jan % that hin Post Monsiord
Charlotte Co, Va. HENRY EDMoNps
osn for Sam Hannah.
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fiRE On Tuesday night the house and kitchen Of Mr.
Gnodwin situated NJ Salt Peter Cave IN Botetourt were
W. Alexander Ta,lor, and portion of his lrrni,use
clothing. &c, DESTROYED.
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HEAVY lr''.-lt - stated that Mr.. J. B Van Meas n
mefch"t from Richmond county. either ogt or had All
ac'eo from he pocket At the rliroad depot in waah.
iugion, on Friday afternoon a wallet containing unrs,d.
Of "enty aH hundred dollars in bank notes and checks
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- - NOTICE. called Meeting q ihs s,octhod-rs
- Or The Nanchsder Cotton and Manuftefurfnz
Comp,iy' ~ b. held WEDNESDAY ~ ~ o'cioet ~
- Bank Of Virgins Ny orier u che Board u Directors
hN'o'n'"'nf i"W Vctober 1875 oci8-c1autn
~ GENTLEUEN WANT OF ELReaNf
Vlothlnr really male, made N order, have
Ests .upp-f ~ calling ue nbscriar
Ogus and sk Goods, varsy prices To-
suit ue lines cali and examine ours oct,
ooii-tm n RVKffua
IL BLEEOING AT TuE LUNGS CuHgD.
ssfH W fOwLg teQ--Dear fir Hayibg been attack.
- VITO H.soaee ~ he iuugs, which ien With arouhesoe
sK and M Usual dby eons-qnent upon
n..ng eari myself ~ The ~ WIsTARE BALsAM WILD
go peasure and duty 70 testify merits. Ny
ltl W Paen' nedcn~a snail hut fw
suffering uuer pulmonary p.ruulSd hst Inc Rsa
y AZ excellent epuauou. Yours v-rv truly
Shicopcs Mssa, Fsb ~, issf
va s,u,as unless signed BUTTS the wrapper
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hile Rachel nov in Paris but Il appears that after
acon'uanou OF Medical practitioners she has been adj
Vised b. pas the winter AZ Cairo.
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FOR PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES
M 4 L l. A q ID FIJI l. VI q X T.
OFNEW YORh.
FOR CE-PRESlDENT,
DREW JACKS0 DON son

or TENyESSBE
ELECTORAL TICKET.
lst Dis-JAMES @. HOLIDAY, OF Norfolk CO.
I'd JOHN POLLARD, Of Petersburg.
Sd . WILLIAM MARTIN, oi Henry.
4th THOS. NJ B0NDURANT, Buck'ham.
9Th " WILLIAM N. CABELL. OF Nelson.
9Th JOHN N. Bolts, OF Richmond.
1th GEO. T. VERY, OF Northampton.
sth John CRlTCHER, oi wcsimoreland.
9th q II. SHACKELFORD, OF FauQuier.
10th ALEN'R X. BorELER, OF jefferson.
llth JOHN ID. IMB0DEN, OF Augusta
18th P" WALLER r. STAPLES, Montg omery.
l3h ISAAC J. LEfTWICH, OF Wythe.
l4th +" BENJAMIN II. SMITH, OF Ksna~ha.
18th j. W. GALLAhER of Marshall.
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Joseph Roman has this week cold his Iron Works AZ
Kowandsvie in this county, With seventy acres OF land
adjoining to Jethro Mccullough Of this county, and
This sale does not include Mr.. Romans new grain mill
nor the land on the opposite side the creek IRON the
iron works.
The cssseday Peach Blossom Farm was offered q, AL.
on Tuesday and bid up 1850 per acr~-or to an
aggregate OF tS20o0 Some creditors OF Casss,nv
80 understand propose to take ESQ per acre and
probably IL may be set down sold for that making an
aggregate price little rising ass, 600
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INPoRrASr TO yoTeRs.-It viii be remembered that the
Code Of Virgins requires the Of Ill 10 be-
registered Ten dsys before the election Al interested
especially young Who this s for the first lime
should call on The Commissioner Of The Revenue AZ once
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VIRGINIA AND TENNESSEE q. raa..fI.1uqrr1
v RAILR0ID-NOTICE 10 PASsEN ~ f4e1ft
GERS-CUAN0H OP sCHEOULEtn and alter The o.
byr ne road s H. completed 70 The Tennr'see line and NE Pas
Tfan vii follow!
Leave fynchburr ~ % a. ". and reach Bristol AZ GP
Lave Brsto ate ~ A. w. and reach Lynchbug
seI3-8m ~. OIL Gen aupt.
ABuANACs AND DIARIES CON Iss74-Inelud.
IN ing Waoeks Virginia and ~ CarUina llnansc
Ctcndars. CoBc Ananacs German Almaoacs Sc kc
r The c0unns ROOM Desk Pocket All prices f ~
80 AOkhI-, ~ NAin .re-fl
fttPYrNe YHRSsts.--t .sgry nasesn q sod
Oss A. BoRRIs, " Main stree,
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Gen. Biron Regnault who served IN the var Of tho
French Republic aud in those Of the Gre, Napoleon has
just died IN Paris.
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~ LAND On JANEs RNER-In Pursuance Of decree pro-
term 1856 In the OF Moore called Irving
and Others shall. ON the sh day OF January iST
To die highest bidder the premises tract o. land
called selma situated James River
ham, within mile OF the
i acres about one half of which Is in woods there
tract about W Of James large
ty Of plant land OF superior quality running
through The farm, which thec Is excellent
Improvements consist OF dwelling which though out Of re.
pair might be made nortAblr by expenditure,
barn. tobacco houses,
lNs-so much cash will be required necessary
Tray le expenses VI SALE aud credit will be
Tor the balance, the boad with
p-rsnal security la equal title
until th- whole Of tie purchase money : paid.
ocl4-lawIds n IRVIN3 Comt,
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Two weeks from today commences the grea, State Az
resl'ord Fair OF corss soodly city -in be again
thro"ged With visitor. to his imposing annual exhb,o
Le, everybody There -in be room enough Tor al.
Tbs hotel Recommendations never 50 commodioas o.
90 exeeens be'ors The Ballard House. With elegant
and luxurious parors, Is nov nearly completed The
American Hotel In excellent hands and gives YOU splen.
did accommodation The Po~hatan the ST. Charles aud
others also well kept 6ne order Aud besides
the city is 10 al least mile larger shaa this time
last year-and the Fair IL going be ,aagr6ceut elhi
oi'on We trust eaea county in the State and sun
ing states may send to the metropolis large
on this interesting occasion.
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EIRCILAR SAWS.-R Hoe 4 Cos make. -. fun sun
~ ply Of these cslebated Saws OF all Oh hand
sud FOR sale the hes, We
saws during the last t proven
good fact which speaks loudly sIr unvseI aaaus Or
drrs from distance shall have prompt attention
ocl4 SIGN Of IN. Cirrni.r 81 n ustn, ;,
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AUCTION sALr ADVERTISED IN THE WHO.


. r act Of iio .ef; pI,nep.y wood l.a Louis.
same days q tbs mos, valuable .sdeE 10. 10 tn. town
1ssS kss S snS s at SS0eh
n.Ssn Al frsau.. row. commencing o'sloes p NJ
Reha,sna smother Of ssrs:
-.l numbered, and Win G r.iiSoas
o.Sss he. % s.
Mus. acre. Of land in P,u.ylv.ni.
county mite. nos,; q the C. htOr sale privately
pd sss s,y Count, Earn Of ne acre.; on ns Arps~.e.
numerals eadns, sale BY xSasr
trump sap' Adrth beaded " a farm-a farm"
mont In Nelson county lies within ~ miles Of The cana.
ss .y soaa1 ,as' Of cG sa,so Ivy Greek
ssd.-Tla.,ses sale Of nine nssroe. Al Amelia O. H.
IA % farm 81 so acres soo ssarsd in spo,.syivsna county
vile, called chs.nsy VOID cling rooms
slA ,rae, containing lying Lire Byrd
Me- :mn . =. 2, 50" to 80 90 =:
sn Se. nIa Mn%oss i'm ETC.; Also
-co~mlssoner .as Of two tract. Of t each
IS likely and ave shares Of Rhd Char Turnpike
G,h-Ai "w.lIaee Greek" plantation, in Charlotte eea-,y,
Tthou reserve 50 valuable nesroe' all the stock aud
same day. ,e, Of 800 rh; sld mlns In
Ih-M kanswh. C. H., the dams, locks, Ac OF the Coal RI
,S %1s. ~ Ghs,,'Snes county Known :. nsr'oos
as s acres. oe .ss privately and s be yssa
the phoals Foundry e..r. Barns.
At the Of Cary aud oh this " o'clock
me. from SeS,ssss eoSa"s oi se 90 $40 ' ssr, s' s
dweliog barn ste also tie stock implements
sale Of ITO Of Green Spring land,
Ih acres, only d. balance heavily i'm.
eer In Hanover county about 10 nes fvm RehmOnd the
2rh.-Tso county, viz Bell Air" contain.
s @ acres situated near The Root Of cvn,er uaountain aud
+, mill. thereon d~slH1s. on both tracts For sale privately
qusr in the lover end Of Baet%ss. e"Sn ss s
AL Geo.H trl~tcr IVrmsl hefnt
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VALUABLE BuIIDING LOaS m
oDN[DrHE TOWN or SIDNEY AT AUCrION.-W. lnvIt.
a,,enoa 70 sale commencing this ~ O'clock
o. sanso'- building lots, situated
he RANK Road and Laurel Street
most aes.he building lots In that section Of city
oelt-I TAYLOR WILLIAMS Auets.
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Florida Election.

We begin think that did'ut too early after
all. We still have faith in glorious little Florida" The
owing special dispatches the Baltimore SUI, aud
AaasTiedn Wonder il the Enquirer has thems 1t
will be that the far show a majority of
for the Fillmore candidate for Governor The result
will be fully known in day two. But here is what
the lightning saws:
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From the Baltimore American.
THE FLORIDA ELECTION-SUCCESS OF THE FILL


CoLuMBIA, 5. c., Oct 1.-THE election for Governor,
Member Of Congress- and Legislature which took place
IN Florida Monday last, warmly contested by the
American aud Fillmore party in view OF the approaching
Presidential election, and far the returns have been
received they indicate that unusually heavy vote has
been polled. There ~ counties in the State, and
President Pierce carried it in 1882 10y l443 majority, and
Maxwell the Democratic Governor in 1854 by ,059
jotity The following returns have been received:
The Americans have carried Columbia Duval and Ma
disuu counties bv large maorties In Columbia county.
Maxwell Democrat had 1874 majority two years since;
Brown, Wing. 10 majority in Duvall. anu Maxwell Demo
crRt So majority in Madison county.
Jackson county gives Walker, the American candidate
for Governor, ls5 majOrity-it gave % Wing majority
two years since for Governor.
Partial IRON middle Florida show large aud stea-
dy American gains Tho impression here is that the Fill
party have elected their Governor aud member OF
Congress by considerable majority.
From, the Baltimore SH,.
MoBILE, Oct IA lev additional returns have been
received from Florida In Holmes county the American
party successful and also in Jackson but by reduc
ed majority. The party have likewise carried Wal
ton csunty. The result Ia the State is doubtful.
CnAELEsroS Oct. l2.-Returns received from sixteen
counties IA Florida show that the Democrats have been
successful in eight and the Americans in eight The
American gain la Columbia county is 236. The Demo-
ITS have carried Putnam county, but with loss of SO
votes Tie total iootings Of the received far
place the American party $50 votes ahead.
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uNOR PWILADEIPIIIA EVERY
| ~ MONDAY AND THURsOAY.-The A No. 1 x-EH
steamship CITY OF MchMoNDcapt q Mtehvl,s &. -f-fLfS
now rraiy freight will
| day. Oct. i6;h, at 6 o'clock A. NJ.
For fregiO having superior apply L.
/ ocit-2t 4 TITrrIp p,.tI,,s
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tlSI,T53

At the New York Stock Exchange First Board ON sat
1iay 1000 VrgniA skies sold cash.
buyers option thirty To-day telegraph reports further
sale at 9Ia..
Foreign Exchange being abundant, the steamer Baltic.
from New York Saturday or Liverpool 81
sIce making the sO2
exchange houses had been buying cheap exchange pretty
southern bills abundant, aud dcut get
it9x, though asking lu9a. Francs Also heavy.
The total value oil foreign exports from the port OF Bal
tinore last Among the principle ar
Tides exported 993 bbls -FOUR bushels wheat
40 Dbl, corn; aud ia
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OfTicg RfcuHOSD YoRK Rvrn RAILROAD CoaPlNV
Richmond. oct. 18Th, 1859. (
IUNHb Second Annual Meeting Of the Stockholders
mond sud York RIVER Railroad Company, will he held
Office on WEDNESDAY, the 3.h day Of November 1856.
Ocif-2aWt3uNov A. W MOKTON g.r,.,arv
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9nn bags FAMILY AND EXTRA FLOI "a.
OUU Tor sale ~ fociD J. FRY.
lava COFFEE, OF superior qualty-5Oo mats. anduy
- and for sale BY DAVENPORT ALLEN a co.
ADAu MINE CANDLEs-soO boxes Lsgusyra
| oeii DAVENPORT ALLEN A CO
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n BANK EoEHsRLT GEs. suberi
br receiving and has on hand S0 bbs Family Extra
Ao-i0i bag. OF Family and Flour, Ae for
sale by J.
H,sio a.rk
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iNroHrs rsro RICHMOND Foreign Porte during guar
ending sofa Sept, 1855, and time oriss5.
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GbtDn HEWAHD.-Ranaway from the sabserih-r Of,
I'D ~ the 9Th Of September JOHN.
coprkhu tolrTaby stout; has
head just above the right he thirty old
EDWARD y. PINCHBECK,
oolf-cV SkIn QnartrT Y. %. rrnnix- "
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ST. NICHOLAS sIT-0OS

NDREw An ONI respectfully informs the Ladies'
IN and Gehilcfnrn Of Richmond, that A Il
insnt' for resumng vcuaIiing department. his ~ NJ
basintss have been completed that WEDNEs- ~
DAY. l5i Instant he Will Game Meats.
and AL The i@Vort- dishes together with Tea Coffee
The Ladies are respectfully extend their
all visitors assured that every made 10
ample satisfaction. ocia
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LEWIS HILL,

TrENDS sale ~ wHE.r FLoua Rx and Ton,oco n,
IN continues 10 hire Negroes
ONE Governor 18Th street, Richmond. Va oei4
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-12-06
Hard Times.

From all accounts mouey is scareer than
ever known before The complaint is gen.
eyal. The Sheriff of Augusta has but re-
Gently paid in the taxes, amounting, we un-
i,rstanl, 10 over $50. 600 The Lexington
Gazette remarks that the Sheriff Ct Rock
badge has just raid in the taxes CT that
county. amounting t SO, eco, and doubts
whether $28. mose, IN CALL CA BE-
found in the county. The Gazette Gays, that
under the stimulus Of bigh prices. every.
body has launched cut int. extfa4agance. "
sad pay day has come" bat co]naseIs for
hearance towards all those who eannot meet
their engagements. 'Let no man sue. i
lie oaa help it," The times are certnialy
very hard, and prices high. bat with pru-
deut management the difficulties may be
ne,. We haTe collected but tmo dollars in
The last two weeks, is the effect upon us,
ani il any one can inform us how We are 70
get along, we will be thankful
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CAM Tame THIN.

By the recent arrival from California, VIC
learn that man named 'Hirsen, Swede
who has recently beer eSAibiting a.aumbel
Of rat,lesn9kea in various parts Ct HAT State
and who fancidd he had acquired o power
over them shioh would prevent the,n from
biting him, vaa severely bitten by che ol
them upon the finger, at Sacramento. a few
days since. lie Immediately drank four bot
ties Of brandy, aud went to bed in state Of
stupefaction lie is still in critical cen
dition, his whole .syts lei5g terribly i.aau.
ed He thinks Re vii recover, and says he
is satisfied that the snake did not intend ID
bite him, and that if he does recover, he
shall continue his experiments and exhibit
Sons. While confned..o his bed he has a
yonnf r.ttlosnakc nitl, him all TIE time
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DeAlcaiisa estlle lutheran ChGrch..

On last Sabbath morning we were attract.
/ cd to the Evangelical Lutheran Church, b.
I shis place, by the announcement in our pa
per that the Church was to be dedicated on
that day, and that q distinguished preacher
from Baltimore, Rev. j. A, SEIss, would
preach the dedication sermon. A crowded
congregation of most attentive auditors,
spoke, by their eloquent silence, the praise
Of the gifted orator, while he held. them
euchained for three quarters fan hour lis
toning to his beautiful aud very appropriate
discourse. lie told the people of the little
ness Of man in his greatness. aid Of the
greatness and power and omnisoience of the
God to whom that Church was dedicated.
He reminded them of their daty as Chris
tian people, and, as was very fit for such
an occasion---he spoke somewhat at large
Of the Lutheran Church its doctrines and
aims. He said she had no controversy with
forms, unless where they undertook to u
slrp the throne Of Religion itself and ban
ish it from the heart---nor was she TIE a1
socats Of firms, Or of creeds--thas all she
required Of her members was to be Chii$-
tians--to believe in the essential saving
doctrines of Christianity, Leaving all else 70
the conscience. He certainly clothed his
Church in robes of surprising foveliness--
aor we think he said more in her behalf,
thar her brief walk in our midst has shown
to be true. She has but recently pitched
her tent in our town. Her beautiful Church
hae now, for the first time, raised its niaieB-
tic steeple and handsomely succeed walls,. a
new attraction in our principal street. Her
Frescoad interior is but just finished, most
tastefully--yet she is an old Church-as old
as Luther, whose pure heart and giant
mind frs. broke the bonds Of Papal suprem-
hcy, early in the sixteenth century, and tore
The thick veil Of superstition from the face
Of Deity, that man might again behold and
worship it. We love that Church for its
name--but more we love it fer its come
l5uess, its meokness, its charity, its liberali-
t.. Long may its worthy Pastgr, Rev. Mr..
DAVIS, feed his flock among US, aud show
forth those excelleucies Of the Christian Min
,star which have already endeered him to SO
raauy hearts.
The dedication sermon was preached from
"a Clron. Och aud lev
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and the ROSIE and turpcztine of North Car
DINA. Nor Is it improbable that Pennsyl-
wanna, to sayrothing Of other nom layehold-
Ing States will Syah herself of it for conduct
ting lucrative traffic at home and abroad.
The waters of her arteiy meet and commnglo
with those Of the South in the Chesapeake
Bay, and her varied interests, strengthened
by her inhexible devotioiito the constitution
unite her in bonds of indissolubility With her
Southern sisters. ..s NY. -
The question has probably beea niiliena
of times asked, or, turned over in Rejecting
minds, Why--with respect To the, one
and the other--was Providence so prod
/ igal of its favors to the Chesapeake Bay
and Milford Haven The answer seems
at last to be satisfactorily furnished. As if
by some mysterious arrangement Of prceon-
certed scientific thought, the locomotive is
about to visit each, taking with it the yalua-
n bic products ofthe populous and rich interior,
Simultaneously with the discovery ola quick
and cheap conveyance for those products to
their consumers; for it must be distinctly OBJ
served that in no other water in Europe or
America can vessel OF the magnitude of tie
Great Eastern, and Of her immense capacity
for carrying, enter and depart where there
is reasonable assurance that freights cen
be procured in sufficient abundance to fill
her but that of the Chesapeake Bay or Mil
ford Haven. It is almost needless to re-
mark that with all that steam has 50
benefioially accomplished en- tic ocean, it
has done but little in transporting any of
the CHIEF 1eavy articles Of southern or Brit
ISL EXPERT.
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Re:ilfood accident. We are Indebted to
Mr.iY7m. p Blakey, the excellent Mail
Agent on the Virginia Central Railroad, for
the. intelligence of an accident OF the Ma
nassa Gap Road on Saturday. TIE up
freight train was passing over the bridge a.
cross the South prong of the Shenandoah
river, when it gave way, precipitating the
train into the river, killing he-engineer and
fireman, and Gripping other hands ca tie
train. y = ! ~ :. - -.s,
A Geographic dispatch recei Sd last night
from Alexandria says that the conductor,
fireman ard engineer We're killed, and Jeal,
G. fuGlz,. a passenger, residing in Warren
coruty. s.as f,si9l- i,Srrtd. Tie train con
sisted CT an easire and FIVE cars, ard was
Trecipi.etcd - feet into TIE riyer.-Iet.
Flpresc - 81 :: - =
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-12-06

AfpoiYrMrNr.-The Board of Directors,
on Wednesday last, appointed Mr.. William
III Wilson, Steward. at the Institution fer
the Deaf and Dumb and Rlind, At this place,
to Gil the vacancy oceasioned by the resig-
nation of Capt. Abney Mr.. w. is well
qualified TO discharge the duties Of the office
and the apnointment is a good one.
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Tho Massage.

The room occupied by the Message ex-
clades our usual variety. But as this is a
document all should read, furnishing, as i
docs, an abstract Of the atlaira q the nation,
he room oould rot be more useful1y en-
p,oyed 1t IL an able document and worthy
Of an attentive perusal.
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re- The Charlottesville Advocate reports
an interesting revival in the Baptist Church
at the place. Somo40 to 80 persons have
protested conversion rs 6f whom have u
nited 9TH tie faGtist G1urcI..
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A BAn1hIN--Yo LAWYERS.

EXTENDING to remove to In4as, cfer for sale,
Il my HOUSES AND LOTS IN TIE town at Gleft-
vile, elmer .ea,utv, a. They are sitn6tcd On
Main Street, ont of Che noijc and hustle OF the town.
but sufficiently near To attend to any business IN
town. To gentleman who wishes to engage in the
Practice Of Law, and will became the purchaser ii
this property, will trarster all my unfinished hps-
mess and the fees ari3ing thereirou. There are
several very important causes ready for trial
with good contingent fees in each case besides 9th
1er business. 10 a person OF proper energy, AL he
wishes 20 remove to Western Virginia, tbs is rUre
cfer, bus | wish to SELL
va Terms $780, ca.h.
Gq- Possession given immediately.
Ma. All letters addressed to me at Clenville, be-
promptly attended to EEOCm II. WiTHEks.
Nov. 20, le5G-4t.-
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FROM CALIFORNIA.

New York, Nov 2o.-The steamship Il
linois has arrived from Aspfnwall, with Cal
ifornia dates to the 9th She brings nearly
two millions of dollars.
THE PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION.
The election returns received up to two
o'clock ON theafternoon of the 9th, foot up
as follows
Buchanan. 1900
Fillmore, 5000
Fremont, 1000
Nothing definite lie known ID relation to
the Legislature.
The Indians are still FESTIVE, and General
Costa had had a fghtewith party and sew
eral were killed No ether news of impor-
lance. - ~
THE PRESIDENTIAL ELEcr1oN.--We have
now returns from every State in the Union.
California having gone for Buchanan, the
final result is as follows:
Buchanan Ia votes
Fremont Ia
Fillmore 3
Total fS4gS', - - 296
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-12-06

At Charleston. Kanawha county, last
week, Burwcll Clay was killed BY Uriah
Young, in an ARRAY III which Clay attempt
ed to shoot Young, who wrested the gun
from his hand 4 fractured his skull with it.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-12-06
= VUBhiC GALE OF sLAvrJ.

VIZ ILL b sold at euac auction, In ffcnt Of tie
w Court House ia stanton,
JANUARY J., 1850,
.he following Slaves. 4 Negro Woman. named
CAROLINE; her daughter, ELIZABETH. with
her foar csildren-three Girls and one Boy-anotll-
er woman, also darghteL of Caroline the1 are
Slaves OF good character. and sold by me, under
the provisions Of the last will aud testament o!
George Grener, deed.
TERMS.-Sinety days credit; the purchaser
executing his negotiable note notes with sasi.ac-
tory endorsers. aud interest added.
Robert SNAPP,
Executor Of Geerge seiuer, deed.
Dec 6, 1856
Spectator ard Rockingham Register copy ids.