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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1856-03-29

The German "RICHMOND ADVERTISER"
b. nAssEL, Editor and Proprietor,
Is published every Saturday. at So per Annum
payable in advance. Terms for Advertisements
reasonable
OFFICE: CORNER BROAD & 5th STREET
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-01-19
TRUST SALE.

NY virtue of two de eds of trust, executed to the
- undersigned by Henry II. Robertson, the LIST
dated the LIST day of January, 1853, and of record
in the Hastings Court of Stanton and the End da-
ted the End day of November, 1855, and of record
in the County Court of Augusta, will, on Friday
The l5th day Of February, 1856, Cat the request Of
the said Robertson) proceed to sell at public auction
in the Town Of Stanton, the following property,
viz
The Valuable ID IVELLING HOUSE AND LOT
recently occupied by said Robertson in said Town;
Garden lot the opposite side of the street from
the Dwelling house, containing nearly half acre
and very eligibly situated for building purposes an
undivided moiety ola very valuable tract of w God
Land, containing "a Acres lying in the county oil
Augusta about two miles from New Hope; and all
the personal property OF said Robertson consisting
OF House hold and Kitchen Furniture, new and o.
Superior quality, large and well assorted Law and
Miscellaneous Library, &c,, nc.
The personal property will be sold on the premi
ses, and the real estate on Main Street.
TERMS or SAIE.-A credit until the LIST January
1853, will be given on S2500 Of the purchase money
OF the dwelling house and lot, and OF $500 of the
garden lot, the purchaser giving bond with APPROX
ed personal security and the title to be retained
ultimate security, on condition of prompt payment
ofinterest on the LIST day Of January Of each year
| the balance IN cash.
| For the Wood Land and personal property cash
or negotiable mites for all sums over &c. with good
endorsed interest added, will be taken.
Acting as trustee will convey such title only Al
is vested in me, but believe Mr.. Robertson's it'll
to be unquestionable.
- VIM. II. HARTMAN, Trustee
| JAN 10, lS56.-tds.-Pr's fee So 90.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-01-19
A VALUADKE bIs{goV Ey{Y

EURMANs Chemical saturated Belt is now con-
i sidered an Indispensable article by all persons
afflicted with weakness pain in the back OF ACROSS
tire Kidneys cold chills, husFes of heat over the
system, with pain in the head and neck Young
men who have acquired habits which have created
weakness through tAe system, by wearing one of
these Belts will become sound with all the yioor Of
robust constitution. We rave conuersed with
persons of both who have been more or less
afflicted for years and as they say, almost made a
drugshop of their stomach to the greatderiment and
arrangement of the whole system, by simply wear
ing of these belts few weeks have become sound
and healthy These belts are worn loose next the
skin, around the small of the back subject to no in
convenience whatever, being covered with silk
For the relief and of suffering Ladies this bolt
is decidedly without parallel, both as a curative
and preventive, to all complaints which SO IN UGH
aict the ladies Of the present age, which it is un-
necessary to enumerate though mostly fromfpainful,
suppressed and irregular menstrations. Perhaps il
would be well to MENTION to prevent all ladies from
wearing them at all times, they have proved to be
certain and eet taal preventive certain situations
which will be explained the directions: for this
reason they should not be by married ladies at
all times. This belt will be to any address free
on receipt Of So. Address, Z. Furman, No. g.,
Ha milton st. Albany n. Y.
Dec. l, 1855.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-01-19
Administrators Sale.

WILL be sold at the late residence of jacob Dull,
w ST., Decd, about miles from stanton, on
Thursday the 24th day of January 1856, one horse
Wagon, two horse Wagon, some Harness, Flows.
Harrow, Cutting Box, Wheat Fan, Rolling
Screene Gross Cut Saw, or ton of Hay, grain
of different kinds Horses, Cattle, Sheep, and Hogs
some Bacon, Beds Beadsteds and furniture, a
quantity of other bedding such as Coyeflits, blan-
1 Bureau 2 Safes, chests, tables. Corner Cub
bard, Candle Stand, paror Stove, I Sheet Iron,
do, - yards of Carpeting, Clock, together with
all the Household and Kitchen furniture, and all
other personal property OF every kind and descrip-
ton belonging to the estate of said Dull
GEO. BAYLOR.
Admin. o. Jacob Dull, Sr., Decd.
Jan. S, 1856.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-01-19
70 OHE
October, 20, 1855.
Valuable Land Market.

HNIENDlNG to remove to another estate desire
to sell one OF the most desirable Farms in Angus
ia county, situated about four miles from Stanton
on both sides Of the McAdamizcd road 1t contains.
about 4fo Acres-has running streams and never
acres in meadow, about 100 acres well timbered and
the cleared land in fine state u cultvato The i'm
provements are large and handsome BRICK
H1NSI0N, containing six rooms, a Barn and Sta
bles and necessary OUT houses. 1t is situated n
pleasant drive from Staunton, where Churches.
Schools and Stores abound.
1t Is seldom that a Farm with so many advanta-
ges and so much worth is placed in market. NV
purpose is to SELF speedily. My address is Staun-
ton OF Clne's Mill.
Dec a. Is55.-5im.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-01-19
Candidates Defining their Positions.

!
In tho HOUSE of Representatives, the differ
ent candidates ior Speaker defined their positions
i'll response TO questions propoundod by Mr.
Zollcofer of Tennessee The substance o
The remarks is as follows:
4 Mr.. Richardson then proceeded TO reply 10 {
series OF wrllteG heterogeneous, Propouhded by
/ MIR. Zollicofcr, aud commanded marked alien
ton
| During his remarks he stated that, in hi:
opinion. the constitution OF the United Sta ties
extends over the Territories so far as il is ap
plIcabe 10 their territorial condition; and that be
believed the fugitive slave law 10 be IN opera
lion in the Territories OF kansasand Nebraska
He believed the people OF the Territories could
decide the question Of slavery or anlisluve1y
for III evlselves and that the constitution had no
coullol over The sulject, He belonged IL nc
American or Know Nothing party, nor no secret
political organization. He was opposed 10 the
abolition of OF interference with slavery in the
District of Columbia: and he was also opposed
10 Co ngress interfering with il in the dock
yards or any place else. He believed that the
Almighty had made the negro inferior to the
white man, and he thought that they could not
be placed Oh an equality unless the white man
was dragged down 10 a level with the other.-
He did mol care what mans religious oplulons
,night be. He would as soon support Calho-
lie Tor office as a member of any other denorni-
nation, provided he was qualified for the place
and his political sentiments cores pended with
his MIR. RS own. He thought that The only
safety in a government like ours was 10 keep
religion out OF politics, and that we should new
er carry our religion. 10 The polls OF our politics
10 the church.
MIR. Banks said he was elected upon The nom
nation oil The democratic and American parties.
lie avowed himself in favor of the constitution
atty of The Wlmot Praviso, as applied 10 The
territories. He then declared that he did not he
lleve the constitution carried slavery into The
territories nor did hs believe that the corstitu--
lion projected any other kind OF property than
that which is recognized by the universal law
Of nations as property. He did not believe il
protected property in men, further than ii espe-
clally referred TO that kind of property. The
constitution was established as an instrument OF
freedom, and The American flag, he trusted,
would forever wave over free land.
MI Fuller said he was opposed 10 the res.o-
ration OF the nj issouri compromise, and the alb
clifton of slavery in the District Of Columbia
and the deck yards. He further stated thai he
opposed no one on account oil his relig on but
lie would say thal in all matters OF legislation
and 0! administration, Americans should govern
America.
The House then proceede to vote for Speak
er, nth The following result: Whole number
# votes, POI; necessary to a choice, l0l -oi
hes, MIR. Banks received "a; Richardson, 60;
II. Nj. Fuller, 81; Pennington, Z; scattering, 3.
Adjourned
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-01-19
For Sale.

rs,IIE undersigned offer for sale privately their
Il valuable tract Of land containing 81 Acres 1t
has on it a large and commodious Dwelling House
with all necessary out buildings, also a very large
bank Barn,e large orchard with the most choice fruit
in it, also large portion good and valuable meadow
and about % or 80 acres of timber This land has on
it failing lime stone water, it is altogether
6ne home and in u refined seighborhood. Any one
desiring small home would do wei to gve US a
call for bound to sell low and give fair pay
ments. For further information call and see us on
said land near Hermitage Post Office Augusta Coun-
v Va /: saidl land is sold by Tuesday the first OF
April, will then put it up at public sale ON that
day. UERlCk BIRkHOLDEk,
MARGARET BURkH0LDER.
Ia, 1874
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-01-19

Shock OF AN EARrHouAKE.-h il. stated that
Winchester, Va, experienced several shocks,
Of an earthquake OH Wednesday morning last,
al the early hour of o'clock. The shocks
some half dozen in number. the Republican Of
that town says were distinct and that the re-
ports were so loud as TO awaken a Lumber OIL
persons in dlfferen, paris of the tuwn and in The
country around. Al one house the inmates ian
On, OF their rooms under the belief that the
building was about to fall; and four miles north.
west Of town the children in certain family
were with difficulty pursuaded to return TO bed.
WASHINGTON, Jan i3.-Certain foreign min
listers apprehension " hat they collsiier UNI
doubted aulherly-,hal the Walker moyemen,
embraces within the scope oil lis ultimate oper.
atoms the conquest o. Cuba, Porto Rico aud
81. Domingo. Hence heir constant walchful-
ness Of events in that quarter andfreqneul COM
nunica,ions with our Government on the SUBJ
isci The report which General Shields made
: year ago in the Senate, having been repro
dueed, in which Parker II. French was charge
with obtaining So 600 worth OF government
stores on a forged letter IF credit, and branding
him as an mposier has materially damaged
Mr. French's prospects at Washington.
C5- The Baltimore Sup's Washington Cor.
Iespondence, under date Of the 10Th saws:
Mr.. Richardson lost three votes on account oil
some points connected with explanations on
Monday. These were The votes oil Messrs Me-
Queen, Keitl aud Boyce, OF S. Z MIR Banks
lbs, a few votes by his explanations, The las,
votes stoodsas follows For Banks, 95; Rph.
ardson, Ga, Fuller, 33; Pennington, 8, and scat
tering 9-lola EOS.
Madison, Wis, Jan. 18th Coy Bars,ow's
message was delivered 10 the Legislature this
afternoon. lie opposes the prohibilory liquor
La mt az = tnF "A inn ia,iI
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-01-19
FRIENDS OF HUMANITY.

vI,o YOU (aiways disposed to and the sufIerlng) 1t
L may appear incredible after in vain trying all
the sswonderiul medicines Of the day, that one APP
plicaton externally, and few drops taken Internal
iy, of my (genuinc) electric Oil" will very
suddenly relieve the sufferer from the most violent
pains; vet it is d fact as testified by good and
by good women, whose names at my Office.
Not any have used it without deriving some spe-
cial benefit within an hour, and many are they who
have been perfectly cured of Rheumatism Neuralgia
Spinal and bronchial Complaints, Croap, Tic Dolo-
reux, Felons, Piles Sprains and Bruises, ECuts and
wounds, Swellcd Glands, and Stiff Joints, Scrofula
and Erysipelas, Sore Nipples and Swei!ed Breast,
Salt Rheum and Cankers in the Mouth or Stomach,
Eruptons and all kinds af Sores, Headache and
To0hache in five to ten minutes;) also, Chllblains
and Sore or Tender Feet 1t will be seen that do
not profess to cure rything, but only certain
class of Complaints all OF which are durable on sim
pie Electric and Chemical principles, through the
afinities of my "Eectrc Oil, and the Neryo-vital
Fluid OF the human body.
The modus operandi OF progressing and ever chang
cable Rheumatic pain, is inpcricctly understood by
mankind; whether its location is the membrance or
covering Of the nerves infamed by arrangement,
(like the coat!ng of an iufamed stomach,) or some
disturbance OF the electric fluid ITSELF certain it is
that My Electric Oh" is readily absorbed into il
it does not actually supply needed deficiency in,
and equalize the circulation of that great principle
Of living organization
Let the skeptical and the humane look into this
materfor If these things so all are alike inter-
ested will take any ease from the hospitals to test
it for ALL My Electric Or is pleasant and limo
cent; danger of cold reaction, all will bean
me witness. Come and see for yourself-near Ches
nut street. 80 South Eighth ST. so cents and one 81
per bottle.
Prof. CHAs. DE GRArH.
Ess~ None sold by peddlers On the 10Th inst,
all my bottles will have my name blown in and the
new wrappers will bear inv written signature, te
prevent imposition on the public.
N. IA regular Physician in attendance to give
advice, free OF Charge. Also, lady to advise with
ladies. One person came over r. miles to be cured
and she is cured. My Electric 0il' is much thu
cheapest medicine ever sold in the United States OF
the world, because it does what is promised, and
disappoints none who it as direct. 1t is an ex
cellent balm to rub the gums OF tcething infants
and it has cured great many little children suffer,
ing from eruptions ON the head and elsewhere, anC
little swellings. For Group it may be relied on eve
ry time. When applying rub quickly and keep the
bottle well corkeds.
| Nc For sale by j. b. Eskrdge 4 Co. Druggists
| Staunton Va, and Druggists and Merchants gener
ally throughout the country ...-=1
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-01-19
The Legisla ture.

There has been nothing of Importance transprine
in the Legislature. The only bill which has ELECTED
discussions is of much interest, that has yet beer
brought up in the House, is the bill asking the right
OF way for short line railroad from Richmond to
Charlottesville. This bill has been discussed in its
behalf, very ably by Messrs. Imboden, Segar,
Smith, and Others and against it, by Messrs. John
sion, Of Harrison, Nelson, Lee, and others. Mr..
lmboden tho 18th offered the following amend
ment, which, it is thought, will the passage
of the bill:
Ono funds shall be used in the construction of
said short track, except such may be specially
raised for that purposes until sitter the Virginia Cen
trail Railroad~shal have been completed and put in
operation to its western terminus shall tho
interest of the State Of Virginia as a stakeholder,
in the net profits dividends Of the Virginia Cen
tral kailroad Company, be applied tohe construct
ing of said short track, until after the Covington
and Ohio Railroad is completed and in operation y
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-01-19

Albert Townsend, VIM. Townsend, jr., and Har-
riet his wife, Aron G. Townsend, Andrew Lock
ridge and John Hte, Dcfts.
In Chancery.
FINHiS case came ON to be heard this 4tb day of
L MAY, 1866, on the BIZ and Exhibits, the an
swers of the defendants, John H. Hite and Andrew
Lockridge, with replications thereto aud order
of publication duly executed as to the absent de-
PENDANTS. Upon consideration whereof the Court is
of opinion that the terms eff the deed of 3rd Of Au-
gust, ls4S, made by the complainant to his three
sons, Albert Townsend, William Townsend and A.
ron Townsend, the lands mentioned in said deed are
charged with the comfortable support and main
tenance of the complainant, Wm. Townsend, ST.,
during his natural life. 1t is therefore adjuged, or
dered and decreed that this be referred to
Master Commissioner, Adam Stephenson, whose
duty it shall be to ascertain, LIST, by competent tes
timony to be furnished him, by the complainant or
such as he himself may think proper to investigate
what amount is necessary comfortably to support
and maintain the plaintiff per year; End, what is
the annual worth of the lands mentioned in said
decd Of conveyance; 3rd the said comr. shall as
certain the age Of the complainant, WIN. Townsend,
and his preseut expectancy Of life, and state and
shew if the rents Of the lands per year, are equal
to the amount necessary to the annual support aud
maintenance of the complainant comfortably what
amount to the date of his said account is equal to
said expectancy. This can be ascertaned BIZ refer
ehce to the table, showing the mode of calculating
annuities in End Robinsons practice. And the said
commissioner is required to report his proceedings
under this decree to t.e next term of this court
A copy teste, A. STEPHENSON, CPk.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-01-19
MAERI.E:,.3.

On the goth ult, by the Rev. j. Lynch, Mr.. SuAD
RAoH &. CHAHY to Miss PnBgE ANN EASTER, all of
Nicholas county, Va.
On the 9th ult, by the Rev. VIM. Brown, Mr..
ROBERT b. SNApP, ST this county to Miss MARY LAu-
BA, daughter of Phillip Pitman, Esq, of Shenan-
doall.
On the Sth inst, by the same, DR.. WIN. NJ. QUARLEs
of Louisa, to Miss MARY MAMIE daughter, of Benja
min I. Reid, Esq, of this couhty
On the 3cth ult., by Rev. John W. Start, Mr..
WILLIS a. HEBRON, of Albemarle, to Miss ELIZABETH,
On the 25th ult., by the same, Mr.. SAMUEL Cook
to Miss ELIZABETH A. McCoRD, both of thin CO unity.
On the 9Th ult., blythe kev.-c. Keyser Mr.. Jos.
c. RIDDLE to Miss JANE, eldest daughter of Mr..
Jesse Funk, all of Rockingham.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-01-19
PIIONOGRApHY.

HAD PHOTOGRAPHY been known forty wears
III ago il would have saved me 20 years of hard
labor.-[Il Hon. Thomas H. Benton
Some of our students not yet 20 years of age are
making more money By Photography, than the Prin-
cipal OF the High School, after having given him
self for more than twenty years to his profession
John B. Hart, Principal OF the High School, Phila-
dclpha.
Tins beautiful system of short hand taught through
the mail, by VIM. Tens, Photographic teacher,
Providence, Rhode Island. Terms for a course OF
twelve lessons, including full explanatory corrections
to all exercises S.
,***Any newspaper, periodical SC, giving this
advertisement two Insertions, including thi, notice,
and forwarding a copy as above directed, will re-
ceve the lessons.
jan 10, 1856
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-01-19
A Thrilling Scene.

We have already stated that by collision on
the Ono and Pennsy lvana railroad, lew
days ago. four persons were killed and sIx
Wounded Vi The latter, aenfy Mansfield, OF
81. LOUIS, aud Geo. W Lee, OF Allegheny city,
Pa, had both legs broken; w. II. Tyler of New
Bedford, one leg aud an arm broken Mr.. Robb,
OF Trumbull county, Ohio, one arm aud leg bo-
kss Vim. Waters, one leg b.oken;J Painter.
OF Canton Ohio. leg broken; John Veatman,
Postmaster a. Hartford, Ohio, leg broken, Hugh
Moore, OF Youngstown, Ohio, leg broken, and
others severely injured An eye witness writes
10 the Cincinnati Commercial as follows: Butt.
Sun.
The collision was 80 sudden that no tim !,
was allowed 10 apply the brakes, The huge
locomotives rushed upon each other as IN dead
ly conflict, and having spent their giant power
III one onset, sank together upon the track q
common mass OF ruins. The Baggage car pass
ell eulirely through The first passenger car-iht
bottom OF The tcrner passing just above the fi)oi
| Of the latter, sweeping, Ill the twinkling OF all
eye, every seat from lis place, and crowdns
passengers, baggage, stoves, aud bfokan pieces
Of timber in space moi Large enough for one
car. The concussion was felt bu, tor lew
seconds, and Il was sill except the fierce hiss
| ing vi the escaping steam. Almost inslantly
the shfieks oil dying men Were heard far abovt
1890. % ~ N"s",'S' A"oo VI
'ou' mo" 'ay vi ~ o.,o s'ia ~ '"e
VIII o,GMeI a.ns, o."e,s WIN snaNe,eu 'es'
anu VI e'seu uou'e' o'9 '"S !" p'e'en's 'o"es u
"s1ny 'ua ne'p. =,
senger car, where great mass of fragments
,'@u zee" %a.ea up ,se ."'i WIZ see", Nv
-, 'n as H. "e'u W '. unen ~ VIC sn''u I"v ~
ou' y. we "''ss " ruins ou' ms neau anu hl,,a
lellow, death gave him no time for agony
Near 10 those, ba, onthe other side Of the car,
s'ood brave man, Matthew koli, one leg broken
aud his right arm held firmly beneath the heavy
tn.5ers oil HE bottom of the baggage car, rest
'.'s "pon .,o 'ons o. 'ne see,a'u Passe'sef Car
h,oten ara hi. a,l, l;,s,, m' s,,' m'7 s Mas
al N a.. hanr la 1892 49,. E'ua"h 70 uIo
released vel he shnwsJ no oua,ieo ne ANU IL, el
M groan esc,ns b,s l;ns- The ",hsr ,, a''' ~.
w.. Inns, enns,,p os"el .mo a
lone confiaemeat with remarkable f,,,ud s's..
The officers OF the trains assisted by some Of
The passengers, exerted almost superhuu.au eff
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-01-19
] anuarY s. 1S5.
NOTICE.

VTAVING before informed the public and our
L friends OF our determination to leave Staunton
SHORTLY, for the purpose OF establishing large
Wholesale Business with our partners in Baltimore,
it will be of particular benefit to the farmer to state
further that we will sell considerable stock o
Fall and Winter Goods, from now to the LIST OF Marci
al prime cost for stated. Nobody in wan
of Clothing should therefore fail to examine our well
assorted stock and secure himself better bargains
than ever before Offered in this market.
Further notice we have to give to those indebted
to u.s. that although we intended before, to place
our unpaid accounts in the hands of Hartman Il
Bell By the LIST of January, yet failed to act upon
this intention for the tirme, and out of this regard
against our debtors we concluded to wait till
the lst of February next, but longer indulgence can
and will not be given any more. We hope that at
this given period the rest will come forward and pay
without prompting US to those disagreeable steps.
- We STEINER, BROS. u co.
Stanton, Jan. r. 1856.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-01-19
Dec. %. 1875.
NOTICE.

HFNiE subscriber begs leave to inform his numerous
Il old friends and customers that he has ,rosared
large quantity OF superior Tallow and Candlewick
which he intends manufa curing into Candles liz
Candles Tor many years have stood the test of tbs
summer heat, and were pronounced equal if not SUI
perior, to Jacksons celebrated Tallow Candles
Being entirely disconnected with the Butchcrinp bu
ness tor the present. he intends to give his personal
attention to the above business, and by making A
good article, hopes to receive fair proportional
share OF the public patronage. JOHN H. Asst
Staunton, Oct. -, le5j.- GIN.