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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-03-19
OPENING DAY
Monday, March 21st,
MRS. J. BARTER,
FORMERLY
MISS G. McCLOSKEY,
OF no. Z UNION STREET.

HAVRiu't arrived from the East with fun assortment
i Of the latest styles o. French English Mner Goods
and respectfully invite the ssnn Of he Ladies 81 Nash
vile and vicinity oeal and examine ny Stock viii be
happy 70 see my old customers and pa rs viii spared
IN sndsaForing 70 Please. Remember nv motto: Quick
sales ana light rroats" DOn' forget give me call
20 y Union street, up Stairs, nearly opposite CaDPeslld
baldings lmgrchlg-d3ms
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FOR sMITHLAND AND PADUCAH.
FVHEHEht draught steamer HARTSVILE, $500
L InO. Z. BATENAN, Master will leave THIS fhs..N
uAfat y O'Clock, as above and all tHterme-
on board, or 70 lmhl9-ILI ?. F. HARDCAsTLE.
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BLANK BOOKS.
LEDGBRs, Journals, Day Books, Cssh Books, Invoice
Books, Check Books Note Paper Envelopes Ink Gold and
Steel Pens, IBkstands, Pencils. Just recervedby
mrhi7 JOHN YORK & CO.
SCHOOL BOOKS.
John York & Co., have on hand complete stock Of
Classical and Common school Books which they oGsr for
sale at the lowest prices. lmhlT
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Valuable City Property
FOR SALE!
At PnhIiN Amnfinr

pursuance Of Deed Of Trust executed % ne By J. c.
Leak, the 18th Of March 1856 purpose of Sc
curing certain debts SCI forth -hn proceed SEN at pub
lie auction. for cash. SATURDAY the Ith 81 ApF 1857
a. the court house gate inthe city Of Nashville The ooWng
described DrOneFty, viz
House and Lot in the city Of Nashville, fronting Il K
feet on Spruce street. being Lot No. In " D. Stnuts
Plan Also vacant Lot Cedar street, being Lot No
ia Plan. Aso, interest Of 50 500 In debt due from
Jesse Page and secured BY Deed Of Trust Sale 70 " place
willfH the hours prescribed By law.
marehIs-d RA. COLg, Trustee.
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Fresh Arrivals,
OF GROCERIES AND LTQUOI

N HHDS. prime Sugar.
! OU 800 Loaf and Uiushed and Powdered Sugar,
$50 boxes Havana Sugar: pipes Holland GINS
500 bags choice Baltimore 100 buls chuica Mozss
Coffee ie0O sacks due ~gll.
50 do Laguyra Coffee go boxes cheese,
so do Java COfsei $50 casss :rst English Sod
500 boxes, halves and qu8rters3OO boxes bar Soap,
Star Candles; so bags Ginger;
800 DO virginia Io0acc0ilu0 dozen painted Bucket,
hnest brands casks Madldr;
900 dOzsl Oysters 20 bags A1snlcs
$50 packages Mackerel 100 hags Pepper:
3uO00O Cigars, all grades; 10 boxes QIau and 300 boz
1880 bags shot, assorted Pint Fasks
5000 los bar Lead 500 usmliThnd, assorted;
$4,000 g. ID. Caps DO c.roons best lut'gui
. coils Cotton Rope rgsk sulphur
Sd bales spanish Moss 20 barrels CratserEs
50 nests TUES, 50 casks Inudou Porter
s casks SeiZnet Brandy: a0B nests MARKET Baskets
IS casks Indian City 5W8550O barrels WHISKY all rra
Wiuei 10 Do Braudy, Gin, aud 4
900 DO ano WHISKY; torsthsr with a general
rey Of Groceries, iust receiving and wl BE- sold low l
Trade By Ldeei3l p. LANlER, PHILLIPS O. ~
GROCERIES GROCERIES :!
UGa RS bids 90 store and Tor aais bv
= mrh6 STATION & EwIy
OL8SsEs, LOO DOS ana DO bali bbis js-t roe
4fA and sal- 10y sfkATrON q EWiN
GOLDEN sThUP.-I00 package iust rers.y.
" fo- safe by ofnAIIUN r" iN
COFFEE-4Oj bags iair 20 choice JUS received s1d
~ sale BY sfATlON az EHlN
tyHIsK E-250 b5ls Pixies Magnolia. Io0 btIs 90
" weih = lon Bills Julius "a SuiIlh's Old Res-la,
Rye and Bourbon. so bb.s kUbcrisfu count Wh.sF
store and for-alr BY STR ITON a. ENi
DuRE RYE WHISKY Les bLis guaranteed Il
a VEEr OLD, in store aUd Tor sale by
mTiG STATION q EWIW
sun DERI ES.-3Ou pacsagrs stai CIBi g IUJ pc
per, spice, Ginger and Soda, Ia Store aud 10 arrive
mrh6 SlHfTIuN a. EWll
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STEAM STONE SAW WORKS,
Walnut Grove,
IEEEERSON 9TREET-


Q AMUEL HASLAM, having made important additions
- 10 his machinery and greatly increased his facilities
tor manufacturing Stone Of every description is equal in
point Of finish and durability 10 any made in the city, and
1t low prices and giving bis personal attention 70 the
setting Of the work he feels confident that he give
70 all who may favor HIM with their orders
such as Setting Stone Front to Houses, to Sill to Fencing
10 steps to String COrniCe, to Large Landing TO saw
Flaggng, TO Bush Hammered Tagging, 20 Curling, t.
Cup1g to Chimney Top and al the branches OF stone
Cutting, Tor cash. Ima725-lTi SAMUEL HASLAM
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LEGAL NOTICE.
MANSON N. BRlEN61AT. NJ. BRIEN. il.
Attorneys at Law,
NASHVILLE, TENN.
OFFICE, NO. A wEsTsIDE CHERRY STREET,
COOPES'S BUILDING,

UOUPat'S BUILDING,
formerly occupied by Ed. RwiugJ
I HAVE taken in Copartnsrship nv con NJ NJ BRtEr Jr
m the practice o. aV in an the Davidson csunty
One or bath generally De found the Office Prom1t
aud especial attention given 70 securing and collecting all
claims money al says ready when col eclsd have been
c'nstshy ana regularly engage my profession the
Mountain District Tor the ls 20 years and will continue 70
attend 10 eeunng and collecting claims nlrustad my care
ia the counties OfCsnn0n, DeKaI5, White Fentrsss over
ton Putnam and Jackson. have general acquaintance
win hs mer aud business men ia n counties Te
merchants Of Nashville other places might nd il to
their interest 10 confer with me ia alton thereto
ami prompt atJeuti 70 business.
marChl7-57-ly MANSON NJ BPTEy
DOFATOES.-l00 barrels White Weshamock Potatoes
4 20 arrive on the steamer Rescue
ALSO, p SACKS PINK Ee POtatoss arrive on steamer
Seventy six. lmTIl CARTER. MCKAY & 90.
NLOVER SEEDS barrels Clover seed 10 arrive on
~ the segenty-SIK. [mrll CARTkR. MCKAY g. co.
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HOUSE AND LOG ron, sALE-A GOOD

a FRAME DWELLING, with three rooms, and a beau
"a ufuI lot OF summer and Ash streets,
fronting Ia feet on and Ash. We will
sell The hole or part Lot with Dive ling. Gas
pipes will Ia b. laid distance OF the
L0t Water pes VIII be PIT along Ash street immed
stely. Apply 70 J. L. q X. w BROWN,
mrh3--eiw a y Cherry St.
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FURNTTURE AT Auction.

FURNITURE AT AUCTION.
DEM. ?. SHIELDS will sell on sA rrRp.v Mossrre the
y 2st OF March, al 10 O'Clock precisely assorted lot
urauFe Tor sccount Of whom t may concern, consisting
N pari OF Sofas, Ward Robes Dressing Bureaus BED
sieeds, Extension Tables, Side Boards Centre Tables Card
LADIES Mahogany snd Rosewood Chrs Easy Chaifs
tay and Book Cass, Cl0cks and two Pianos Carpets etc
viii be added, on account Of departure, Fun selt OF
Fine Ca Furniture with Marble Slabs.
Also dne Mahogany Bedsiesd and one large Counter
with drawers. Terms-CAsH.
marehI5 "a BENZ. SHIELDS.
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CNoISSATI Mach l8-Fl5u- unchanged. mo-
Visions dull whisky D; groceries unchanged.
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TRUNKS TRUNKSf

John RAMAGE, q College street. has re- CYS9M
- eeIved ano her IL Of the beet English Sole TTy7
Leather Trunks and Valces and a Ia ge stock q iiI ID
Of common Trunks, opening ihs day.
mareh7 JOHN RAMAGE.
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FHyO MILLWRIGHTs, MIL OWNERS AND OTHERS.
n Wolfenden q Co.. at the request of their friends
and patrons have em9 ed their place Of No.
CHERRY street. three doors south OF Broad and prepared
make pate every tcscrpd all kinds OF Machines
repa ed and attended TO- Maudrs Of every description
made The shortest notice. and they hope by pune
tuay fulfilling all orders, To meEt due share al pu1e
patronage lmrh3-Gm.
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NEW AND DESIRABLE GOODS.
snyder & FPiZZe

A RE nov receiving and opening fresh and desirable
"a suitable for she Cily aud country trade.
CONSISTING 80
Ladies' ane Kid slippers, plain and trimmsd-
with heels,
q" " Kid Front Lace Gaitcrs.
Kid Sid thick and tain sole
Slack Lasting Caters,
" With heels,
90 A" Congress Callers,
Kid Boots, thick and hin solss,
- o. VITA hesirI
" White Kid and Satan snpPss
Toilet slippers, plain and fincy,
Children and Misses shoes Of every description,
ALSO
Gentlemans' Hear Of 7Tery description.
Their stock Of heavy goods BE- large and good 4
In Short, Oh persons wishing En0ds Ca heir inc will l
their intsrest 20 call a. SO. q, Public square.
auE50 sNTDkR & FRIZZ
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SPRING STOCKI

LADIES' FIVE BOOTS AND SHOFsl
AN IN receipt Of another lot Of those English -,
! Ca {, Son Finish, COnzFess Heel Boots; Italian
Cloth Heel Caters; Kid Slippers, great variety "
These hoes are very hands0me and dasirsbis ~
maTchH JOHN RAMAGE, AZ College street.
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STATE CoNvENrIoS

THURSDAY MORNING., MARCOS 70, 1851
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TTog-caREEB CBURCE AND CHERRY sTREETs.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-12-26
A New Years Gift.

The next issue of the "Vindicator' will
commence the 14th volume Commencing,
as it does, with the first of New Year, We
think the occasion proper one, to say &c
all indebted to us for subscriptions, DE.
that it is absolutely necessary andiH,portau
to the successful prosecution of our business
that prompt payment he made. We'eanno'
afford to furnish a paper on such long cred
its, particularly when We are required tt
ray'thc cash for everything used in our Blu.
sincss
We appeal to the friends Of our cause tc
come forward and help US TO serve it-theil
accounts are very small, and the payment
of them will be to each matter of no in.
convenience, while those accounts, in the
aggregate, make OUR ALL.
aAe year that is closing has been one o.
exceeding hardship to us, and if our friends
wish to make us a "New Years Gift" (and
which VIC now ask at their hands, } let each
ono come forward or send the amount of his
subscription, and we will thank you, make
our best bow, and print you good paper
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-12-26
CONGRESSIONAL.
SENATE PROCEEDINGS.

!
SESATE-Mr. Wilson introduced bill
to appropriate one million acres of govern
ment lands for the benefit of the free public
schools of the District of Columbia-equal
to 81, 250, 600 Tabled.
A joint resolution was adopted to adjourn
from the 23rd inst, to the 4th of January
each member pledgng himself, in the mean
time, not to be guilty of expanding more
than S. per diem upon Christmas comforts,
on pain of death.
Mr.. Bigler made a speech replying to Mr.
Douglas. and defending the administration
in reference to its action upon Kansas af-
fairs A spirited debate ensned Both par
ties were taken in a sfainting condition from
the floor, and kindly sprinkled by the door.
keeper with hatful of sand Thc'Scnate
then adjourned for refreshments
sIouSE The ,sslects committee on the ac-
counts of the late Clerk was announced
Of such dipefdi import was this announce.
ment, the House Immediately went into
Committee on tie Whole.
The Treasury note bill was brought up
being under Banks amendment. fletcher
advocated the original bill, replying to Baaks
and others in opposition.
Leave was.asked. but unhaEpily not grant.
ed, to introduce resoiation asking why
Bernhisel should not be excluded from the
floor of the House, as the delegate from
Utah. while theemombors IN the minority
were grumbling over this, and Bcrnhise
was ongratulating his fundamental regions
upon their narrow escape, the House sol.
emily concluded to adjourn
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-12-26

the darters Of New York, now before me,
that wimmin is purity much the same in this
rowdy city in 1857 as they was in the IIo-
'ly City in the year of the world 5000, be
the same more or less, but probly more. =
In this rcspeck New York might not on
properly be nicknolaed the New Jeroo44l;m.
The profit complains of bellies of Zion min
cling as they GO ] inadgin thars no diff
ferince as regards the meshin, atwixt min
cling and tectcrin. The "tires, round like
the moon," worn by the dashing IIebrcwes-
SEES, was evidently hoops, which is Jest a.
bout the size of ordinary wheel tires Chan
geiable silks too, it would seem, were all
the 90 on tother side Of Jordan thirty
centres sense, jest as thcy7are here at
present The profit also rs down on the
bonnots ofathc Jeroosalim Duties. ] dcssay,
beloved sisters, zthst they rescmbled those
misabul little ltep4knot cases, that lends
such a brazen appearance to your protrudin
.eonntinances The femmynines of the cho-
sin people had ssso a pashin for jewclry aud
in this department of the fasltins they wen
q lectle ahed of you--thar noses being
deckyrated with rings L, mode dc swiae.
You haven't arriv at that pitch of refine
ment, nor am | awar that you sport any Or
iniMentst your locomotive limbs, but then
.you make up for these deishinsies with 9th
er fol-de-rols.
Now, it appears from the skripters,that
the Lord sentenced the buty and fas1iin ct
Jeroosaiim to be stripped of all thar fancy
rigging, to BEGUN bald, ard 10 wear ba SKIS
of sacking. Why, oh !. my mincing, tee
tering, i1ble-bonnetted, hoped, ringed,
braceletted, silk-eirtcd, and otherwise ex-
pensively bcdizzened sisters-why, I say,
should not you be denooaed of your FIN
cracks, and get the sack instead like the
fair Jewesses of 5000 years ago? Let me
advise you to forcstall the rath to cum. Go
strait to your dwellings -dont swing your
skearts on the way-take off all supeihooi-
ties of dress and jewels; sell EN-, sell all
your trumpery and give the mummy to the
Five Points Misshin and the Orfan Asy-
lum. Or eff you have driven your fathers
or husbands to the verge of room by your
extravaganza, give the cash to them to take
up protested notes with and save them the
mortfheashin-of shining Wall street with
out emmy picayunery results. Lay all these
things to hart, and cum to church next Sum
day dressed more like Christians. -
AT this pint ] awokc. The Rev Barney
Bland was winding,up buttery kinder SER
mon, which sounded Alike complimentary
speech to the eengregash;n.; and not feeln
hungry for emmy of them sortcr drappings
from the sanctuary, | seezcd ing hat and
erss. Yours, allus.
A DfsBANpED NssgxTEHP.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-12-26
FURTHER FROM KANSAS.

ST.. LOUIS, Dec. 1.-THE Kansas letters
to the Democrat says that an attempt is be-
ing made along the border counties of Mis-
souri, to form companies of voters to control
the election 70 be held in the Territory on
the - st INST.
At mass convention, held at fceomr,
ton on the It'll inst, resolutions were pass
ed endorsing the proceedings of the Dele.
gate Convention held at Lawrence on TIL
I'd, and pledging themselves, individually
and collectively, 10 oppose to Sac utislest
the Constitution adopted at Lecompton, and
20 RESIST every attetapt made to put into
operation tsta.e government under the
Sanle
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-12-26

Doaglds on tie Senate Floor.-Thc Wash
ingtm correspondent of the Independent
gives The following vivid description of the
Little Giant when under full Roadway:
lie is very short in stature, but of such
physical proportions, aside from this Lack,
as instantly 80 attract the attention of a
stranger. A very large head connected
with broad and powerfully built shoulders
by short, full neck; a chest sufficiently
roomy to contain the lungs of giant, and
a pair of short, 'gampy legs, complete the
physical picture of the Little Giant" if
we except the broad, lofty Websterian brow
and the deep set, cavernous eyes that sparkle
and glow, when excited. like miners lamps
beneath it. 1t is the tremendous brain pow
err, lodged in that perpendicular precipice
of a forehead, and shooting out its fires from
its Swallowed eyes, that has given him the
soubriquet which he will carry to his grave
when excited and in friil flow of debate,
that massive head rolls and shakes with the
emphasis of his thought, and the huge hand
doubles until the nails indent the palm, or
else the broad, open hand receives the blow
of its mate, and italicses the sentence with
a stunning report THle sweat pours from,
him profusely, and falls from his head or is
thrown clear off his shoulders by those in-
imieal shakes of the head, as the rain drops
arc shaken fasm the tree by a storm. Add
to this thick buShy head of hair, and a
restless, uneasy feeling, which prevents his
being at rest fer five consecutive minutes,
and keeps him moving from one point to
another in the Senate Chamber, and my
picture Of the Little Giant is complete.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-12-26
Resignation Of Coy. Walker.

A correspondent of the Alexandria Sen
tiad says: Governor WALKER has resigned
in a lengthy communication addressed to the
Secretary of State. A singular fatality
seems to attend all the Governors of Kan
sas, arising from an ambitious desire so to
govern Kansas as to promote their own self
ish views The face of Governor Walker
was turned towards Kansas, but his heart
was fixed upon the White House. lie is
hut another dcfuuct politician committed to
the free soil Kansas grave. Who is to be
the next victim of political .iaicide, is yet to
be seen"
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-12-26

Election Of Officers. The following gen.
tlcmen were elected officers Of the Grand
Lodge OF Masens, for the current Masonic
year: John S. Caldwell, of Fredericksburg,
Grand Master; Powhstaa B. Starke. of
Petersburg, Deputy Grand Master Jno.
Robin Mcdaniel, of Lynchburg, Grand Sc
nior Warden; Lewis B. Williams, of Or
ange G. H., Junior Warden Thomas U.
Dudley, of Richmond, Grand Treasurer
John Dove. Of Richmond, Grand Secretary
w. II. Hartman, of Staunton, Grand Sc
nior Deacon l.. c, P. Cowper, of Ports
mouth Grand Senior Deacon r. d. Sank
Sy, of Richmond, Grand Tyler; and Emau
uel Semon, Grand Steward.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-12-26
A Handsome Present.

We return our thanks to B. Crawford,
Esd, for present of pair of Satinett
pants, the material of winch VAS made at
fhe Stanton Wooden Factory, and is good
enough and handsome enough for Prince
Albert to wear on his princely person. The
fabrics of the Staunton Wooden Factory are
rapidly coming into use, and those who
eonsufs'eeonomy will find it to their Interest
20 patronize this establishment.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-12-26

DJE ED,

In charlottesville on Saturday, the 18th
inst, Miss ELLEN r. GILMER, aged %,
daughter of the late Gov. Thomas W. Gill
mer.
In this place, OH Wednesday morning
last, after pro,ractcd and painful illness,
Mr.. joins BRASDeDuRG, aged about 90
years.
On Tuesday evening last, Mrs. EilzA M
BopEN wife of JOIN D. Imbodcn, ESD. and
daughter Of Col. Irauklin MeCuo, i'll the
Year Of l.r agt-
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-12-26

re- We tender the compliments of the
season to the numerous readers of the Via
dictator, and wish that in the year about to
commence, they may enjoy health and hap
pincss-that bank suspensions may annoy
them no more, and that little more cask
may be introduced into business-and while
the banks are curtailing, and men are cui-
failing, the credit system may also be cur
tailed.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-12-26

dnrious 10 become Shakers. The Fam,
Sly Of Shakers at Warrensvile, Ohio, arc
daiiy imrortuned by strolling seedy indvid-
uals who express frantic desire to join the
order But is very naturally suspected by
the Family that the numerous applicants
are not so DESTROYS Of embracing the reli
gion as they are..to get into snug quarters fol
tho winter, aud SO their applications are mo-
listened to-
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-12-26
REMOVAL.

The Vindicator Office will be removed
next week to the Brick building on Main
street. long occupied as the Spectator Prin-
ting Office, at which place We will be ready
to welcome our patrons and such others as
may favor us with call. Dee 26
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-12-26

kelly's CM Cured hit will be remem-
bered that in the controversy between Col.
Crozet and the Committee af the Central
Railroad, KeHy's ca has figured largely.
The committee predicted that it would cave
in; and, according to the Charlottesville
Advocate, that prediction was verified on
Friday night.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-12-26
WI A Es RIED,

On the 18th inst by Rev. X. j. Rich
ardson, Mr.. JonN BRunEcK, ir., to Miss
FANNY Il. RusMlsELL, all of Augusta coun-
ty, Va.
BY Rev. Samuel Brown, Capt. join
BEATTY, formerly of Brownsburg, to Miss
s. LAW, eldest daughter of VIM. Fry, ESD,
all of MILFORD Springs.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-12-26
FARM FOR sALE.-In

VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.-In-
tending to devote myself hereafter exclusive
~ to the management of my Springs property, |
offer for. sale privately, the valuable FARM
upon which | now reside. This farm lies mp
on both sides ef the MeAdimizcd Road, AZ
miles from Staunton, and contains about $40
Acres-has upon it large quantity of heavy
timber, a number of fine Springs, which can be
conveyed over large part Of the farm, il desired
and is in high state of cultivation. The usual
amount of ground has been seeded in Fall crop.
which will be sod with the farm III is seldom that
such farm is brought into market and persons
desiring to purchase are invited to inspect the
premises. This farm in the meantime, will be for
sale privately, and if sold public notice will be Civ
On of the fact.
TERMS OF SALE One fourth in hand the
balance in three ennual payments from day of sale,
to be secured by bonds aud security and lien up
on the farsn.
At the same time will sell .argc amount of
PERSONAL PROPERTY, consisting of Crops,
Stock, &C., upon credit of 10 days, FOR negotia-
Bile notes well endorsed
Persons desiring information will apply 10 the
subscriber upon the premises, or to n. c. Kinney
or Ii. NJ. Bell, Stanton.
Possession given at any time.
CHESLEK KINNEY.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-12-26
200 Acres.

This Farm hos sponit about S,ytv Acres of cleared
land, good Log iiefse, Barn. and other out hou-
A further description of this property is deem
cd unnecessary as persons wishing to buy viii call
and examine for themselves
TERMS or SALE :-Gne third Of the purchase
money to be paid in cash the dsy of sale. or in
sixty days from the day of sale, With ,ntcFast fem
the day Of sale. at the election Of the purchaser
the renlanferfn rwo cqssai s.usal payments oil one
and two years from the sale the purchaser giving
bond, with good security, for the purchase money,
and IL lien reserved as ultimate security.
\. j. BIRD, ). II. c.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-12-26
hy- GO TO TIE AMERICAN Ho-

Ey- GO TO TIE AMERICAN H0-
TEL and see REINTzEL's Non-Erplosiee
B,min9 Fiaa-oertainly the safest and
cheapest Fluid now made. There is no
danger, whatever, in its use, willie the light
is more brilliant and there is no waste in
the Fluid, the whole being consumed. 1t
must supersede Camphene. See advertise
mcnt.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-12-26

Qeeer People.-The Chinese are queer
people to 60 to market. A friend at Can
ton writes that neighbor of his had just
laid in his winter provisions hind quar-
ter Of a horse and two barrels Of bulldogs,
the latter sailed to keep
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-12-26

Nearly jail Delieery.-Five white
men, occupying the same cell in the jail at
charlottesville, made an opening in their
prison on Wednesday night last, which was
discovered By the jailor too early by five
minutes only, for their eseape.