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AqKiNs' srIP-RAKING REAPER.

AT hiNA' sEIF-itAKIAG REAPER.
EEEHIs MACHINE, but last year introduced into
4 this county by Mr.. }. Weyt Ben, whose cer-
tieate viii be found he,ow is destined 70 create
revolution in the old system of harvesting. as It
perrormsiJs WORK w,h an ease aud thoroug1n that
dehes competition. II is warranted to Go its cut
ting equal to any Other Machine, aud its rake is a
marvel of adaptation 70 its ase 1t must be seer in
operation To be Appreciated
Moving Bar can be very easily ATTACHED, max
ing il a very superior Mower.
amy further information viii be furnished upon
application 10 GEO. Il. PRICE,
A6~ Orders should be handed in early, that there
may be no doubt Of TIE Machine being furnished IN
time.
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GeHgseasaess's Wear

EENUN EATED AND KEfAIRED.
fffhG undersigned having taken the RENovArtNG
AM aEPAIRtSs Est tAtisHwhAr opposite the Nir-
tia citizens Of Stauuton and vicinity. All work
executed IN the best manner and At rea onahle mi.
ces tnr Inc ca IA, II " %TnNnARB
Nav ISL SIN
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-05-16

ST. LouIs, May S-The democrats of the
third congressional district have nominated
John B. Clark to fiji the vacancy occasioned
BY the election Of james s Green to the
Senate
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-05-16

The Oh Raseal.-Brigham Young, in a
recent sermon to the Mormons, told them it
was "more important to raise saints than to
raise crops"
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Yestings.

ME especially invite gentlemen TO examine orr
w Stock Of FANCY SILK, SATIN, SILK
VELVET and VERSAILLES YESflNGS before
purchasing elsewhere. J, BRANDEBURG & co.
Anvil Is, ll5l-Spec. capY.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-05-16
MAR RIED.

In Chillcothe, Ohio, on the 5th inst, by
Rev. Zachariah Wharton, Mr.. WIN. WAY.
LAND, formerly of Augusta CO., Va, to Miss
JULIA A. Ewing.
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Exeeulor's Sale Of ralnah!e Property:
Is EXECUT0R of the last viii and testament Of
q u Peter Orchard decd will proceed, On
SATURDAY., MAY 30, 1851,


in front al Baui CraW ord's store, in the town Of
Stauut3n, to 70 ut public auctiaa To tae highest
bidder, the FA!tM apor which said Orchard lately
resided Ills pro4et # is very dasirabis located
adjoining tlo tosD-a large portion being ia the
Corporation, within =. fuIi' 81 CHURCHES schools
fmale aad te@al-.1 stores. and the Railroad 1epot.
For Dairy and Vegetable Farm il has peculiar adj
vautages The sod Is o. Eead quality. and we'll set
in grass il is satered 9Y Fac Springs and the mar-
kat IS convenient Eor residln Il combines 10th
the advantage cf town aud country. and is subject
to the Inconvenience OF neither, The Farm con
tains about geo Acfcs, large portion Of which
might be sold oil to advantage tar Town Pasture
Lots, If desired. sill have the Farm surveyed
and portion of it laid into such lots previous to
the day Of sale, the plat Of which MAY be seen at
the law office Of Hartman & Bell. I VAL first offer
the Farm as whole but will, if necessary, sell i.
IN parcels. About 20 acres Of The Farm is good
Meadow.
] will, at the same time, Offer for sale Two
HOUSES AND LOTS in the town, npaa the wes-
tern end Of Beverly street.
Terms or SALE;--One fourth of the purchase ms
ney iii hand, o. by uegotiabe note at months, well
endorsed !he residue in one tao and three years
from the day OF sale. The siie viii be made Ia ths
purchaser at once, aud trSst taken 10 secure the
deferred payments An arrangement may be made
FOR longer credit the deferred yments ii dc
sired, by tie payment OF interest.
--5 Sale 20 commence at II o'clock, A. u.
viii sell the wheat Crop separate from, the land.
H. NJ. BELL,
April lids Ext of +. Orchard, decd
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roG-.1eSI c fBK
A09aH N6Sd1f 10 puels Pc eql lg
'apIqooD y pd9iMudO 10 Qldou sIoop nsI 4 sutIal
9uaGpeHo9og no pos az HIN qo!qu 'l5YIum slql II
poi 40 daA7 SdoA ise}R7u pae ls5q 7ql 70 500
lid pae s9lt3s snoHgA 20 '5Igs doJ s5!SSnd Nq
HsaG Ss8.SeEssE.p eegs ca fgW gga0.sssS.
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Fine Ready Made Clothing,
OF THE BEST FINISH & LATEST ST YLEa
ROANF a. Ably

HAVING located themselves in Staunton. Gun
/ a der the Virginia Hotel.) would call the attcn-
ton Of citizens. and the public generally, to their
Stock of READY MADE CLOTHING, equal to
the best Custom Work in FIT and FINISH also,
an assortment Of Fine LINEN BOSOM SHIRTS,
COLLARS, DRAW ERS, SOCKS and Gentlcmen's
Furnishing Goods generally all of which they offer
at BALTIMORE PRICES FoR CASH.
NEW GOODS receiving every few days, by
which means a fresh supply is always on hand
Goods ordered at the shortest notice.
Al work warranted to give satisfaction.
Nnril L. 1877
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AUTHORIZATIONS PRIZES.
aa04,00O
1880 Prizes amounting to ssa04 ,O0o
Whole Tickets S1o--Halyes 5--Qua'rs 2, sc
PLAN OLE SWAN 4 co.. LOTTERY


The Numbers from to 80, Dot, corresponding witt.
those Nuabers on the Tickets printed separate
slips of paper encircled with small tin tubes aad
placed in one Wheel.
The first us Prizes, similarly printed and encir
cled, are placed in another wheel
The wheels then revolved, and numbe" Is
drawn from the wheel of Numbers, at the time
a Prize is drawn from the other wheel. The Mum.
Der and Prize drawn out are opened and exhibited
to the audience, and registered by the Commission
ers the Prizes being placed against the Number
drawn, This operation Is repeated until all the Pri
yes are drawn nut.
Approximation Prizes.-The two preceding
and the two succeeding Numbers to those drawing
the first Is Prizes will be entitled to Y Approxiu,a
ton Prizes, according to the scheme.
Thea 900 prizes of so will be determined by the last
figure Of the Number that draws the s50, coz Prize.
For example, II the Number drawing the $50, 900
Prize ends with No. !. then all the Tickets where
the number ends in will be ea4tited % 500 II the
Number ends with No. =, then all the Tickets whore
the NUMBER ends III VII be entitled 10 So and
on to o..
Certificates Of Packages will be sold at the follow
ing rates which Is the risk:
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GOOD MEDICINE.

1t is estimated that AYERS CHERRY PECTO-
"A /. aud CATH ATTIC PILLS, have deHe nd9e 20
nrnllnt. tho nnhlil. hnnlI linn nther cnnsn---
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ilcbet& $o-SA9fes n PtopoYtl4n.
MARYLAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY,
. TIIA NNA CAN All.
CLASS FIFE.

1f.Nili ltAI f.o uf IAN AHEf,.
% Whole Tickets S18l 50
26 iislf SO CO
20 Quarter +" 80 90
e Eighth . 10 GO
Tietets sl0-SAafss in Proportions
We Invariably answer letters BY return mail Ell
closing the tickets il good safe envelope, and al
WAYS observe the strietest confidence. After the
drawing is over, We send the official drawing,
with q written explanation Of the resu. of the
ture All Prizes bought at this Office are payable
Immediately after ths drawing in Current Money,
and take Bank Notes Of any State. or Bank
Drafts IN payment for Tickets at par. Fer odd a
mounts in making charge sc receive postage stamps
,hey being more convenient than silver Correspon-
dents may place the almost confidence in the rccu-
larity and safety Of the mails, very lev OF 20
Btiscarriages OF Money happen when properly di-
1eeted to Be careful that you mention your
Post Office. County and State. Give at least one
single trial You cannot lose mach, if not grin. Que
gle trial may make you independent Tor life
Try Us. There should be no such word as fail
Address C0RBIN 6 co,
Bor 100 Post Once, Baltimore, Va
wa Orders for tickets in any of the Maryland
Lotteries promptly attended, 10. Circulars contain
ing list Of all the Lotteries or the mon H. forward
ed on application. March Is, '57--6mo.
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WHEAT DRILLS.


! An now receiving orders for "Pennock's7 ccle-
4 brated Wheat Drills, confidently recommended
To BE- the best article in use.
The experience Of the past winter has fully dem
ohstrsted to some % our most observing farmers
the superiority Of drifting whaat the old 81 stem
Of broaaeasting.
The different parts liable to wear or breakage
viii be kept constantly hand to replace such as
slall fail in
The most satisfactory Testimonials from the far
ners Of this county will be given to sGcl as may de-
sire. Grass Seed Sewers attached If desired
which are alone worth the price Of the Drills.
Hand in your orders early. Farmers should bear
III mind that they viii ne-thrd of their seed
which il no other adrautageis gained NH pay for
the Drill in few seasons. GEO. f. PRICE.
May Z, 1856.
GHtRNS.- Thermometer ard Barrel Chafas, a!
April d, is57. STAPLES, MARTIN 4 co.
STOVE WARE large assortment of Stone
April .. ISL. STAPLES, MARTIN & co.
tENEAS.-A superior article Of Green and Black
L Teas. inst rom the Pekn Tea Company. for
sale by STAPLES, MARTIN j CO.
MAPLE SGGAR.-.5o0 l6s nice Maple Sugar
" for sale, Inv, b.
W0ohEX wARE.--.A large assor tment Of
w Wooden Wale for sale. lUW, BY
April 3, lea7 STAPLES, MARTIN i co
ClDER yINEGAR.-2o barrels No CIDER Vim
y, egar for sale by
.P.re,,e
! 4 snd for al hr '.s'''''e' J4s' ("
April Is. 1855 STAPLES, MARTIN 4 co.
Vo The Ladies'
I+pcr ~, soc. 49,,
4 - ktela assortment Of l.adlre BRASS HOOP
: - \ >hLi1-iQA and .ADJlSg ARi.k " thISi
Also large stock Of O. : Z lIe9sze, : ,Frenel'
April =, lo57--lm.
rroons, f,oo,l, ~,
-, ~ ;, -. as, hatah hllu " sa'e-
IN ii""i . anu IN LIZ luA SALhiS AT
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I'il'gfnSG

At Rules held in tie CeFks once of the Circuit
Court for Augusta Goenty, May the 4th, 1871.
George V Harris. who gaps in his avn right. and
William II. Hsrrs, Plaintiffs,
AGAINST
n. C. kinney Receiver. &C., Jarlcs Woods Exec
utor of James Woods, decd, Joseph F. Montgon-
cry, Executor of Joseph Montgomery, decd vii
liam Garth, personal representative of Barbara
Martin, dec d, James NJ. Harris, Executor of Vii
liam b. Harris. decd and John Nethetland adj
ministrator with the VIII annexed OF Margaret
Netherland, deceased Defendants.
TISHE object OF this snit is to noin the Receiver
l. from collecting from the plaintiff. George W.
Harris, the in which he is indebted to the Sam
uel Woods fund, in the suit of Moods representa-
ther inion the said Receiver from paying over to
any Of Samuel Woods Representatives the sam II.
which they are entitled Mnder the decree rendered
January, ISL in said last mentioned suit. unless
they shall execute refundipg bonds with good sect
rity, conditioned to have the sums 50 paid to them
or so much thereof as may be necessary. erthcoin-
reg to answer and satsiy such decree az may be
rendered in tins case. Thu pcfcndants, Joseph f.
Montgomery and John Neherland not having en-
tered their appearance an2 given security, according
to the act OF Assembly, and the Bls Of this Court
and it appearing by satisfactory evidence that they
not Inhabitants of tins Commonwealth IT, Is
ordered, that the said pefeudants do appear here
within one nenth altar due publication ot this no.
tice and do what is necessary protect tloir inter
ests and th9t eHpF Of ihia order he forthwith in
serted in sumc newspaner printed IN Staunton, for
four weeks successfully, and posted at tie front
door of the Court hngse
\ Coos -Te7te
Mar . ,r.s-tv ~ klANEl, q G.
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fiigDiE RIVER FARM For SALE.
s& "a $,

L Middle kiycr, containing abont
E&t5 s9GRs ES,
aaiaiaias the lands Of lanes boufiaud. ,IJhn Civ
ems, AMI samuel r. Finley, i,sq The improvements
ar good and he land Is N Aieh state Of eHltisa-
tion-all the cleared land bong lHelY ct in gfass.
The above Plantation lies in community reparka-
bic Tor intelligence and refinement. It is located
alike convenient mills stores blacksmith shops
sc. 1t is admirably adopted to grazing, well as
agricultural purposes. The Middle ldFet running
through portion ii the Farm, combined with four
mover failing springs, affords plenty OF good water
to stock. Their at least - acres Ut drst-fate
Middle River Bottom embraced In said Plantation,
inferior 20 none the River. There is also npon
said premises an excellent site fer Mill Or Ma
ehinery OF any kind, equal perhaps to any on the
River.
II the above property is nol said before the 2ath
dog u itne, 1851, IT viii then be sold a Public
sale, the premises. II the same time aud place
viii offer. AT public auction, several likely youhg
NEGROES Il not disposed Of privately before tAaE
Gme.
Terms Wade known on day of sale
April IL, ts57-tds ROBERT y. GlFENS.
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1--WE a., 900 Acre Re-Survey, as made by YIN.
4 Peage fof Charles Gallalier. by order al the
wogshipful Court Of Bath eountY--cseh individual
lot, exclusive of Subsequent surveys, surveyed
and returned by Edward J. McLas ghlin, the Sur
veFor appointed By The Federal eourt-wiil be sold
at private sale - ZorHAH X. JsRvIs. Attorney in
fact o1 the Proplietors of TIE 40 900 Acre Survey,
or WuLiAa McLArGHLfS. of Rockbrdge Co.. Va.
L mt previously disposed Of at private sale. it
Of .fHgnst next at the Warm Springs Bath Co. Va.
All persons who have made subsequent Entries
and Surveys since the 2eth day Of January, 1915,
will relinquis aud surrender their Patents prior to
October next; failing so to DO Suits will De COM
mencld against them.
By tie Agsat for tie Prolyis'ors.
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PLATED FORKS.

I WOULD call the attention Of families to very
Z superior doQbe-plated Table Fork. upon the best
white metal. warranted of the very best quality
Thee are July equal in appearance to solid silver
and are very tulable also, Tea and Table Spoons
May ,. 1857. GEO. H. PRICE.
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N O T &c {. !!

L are requested 70 make prompt settlement or
other satisfactory arrangements Otherwise acting
as fduoiary, shall be compelled to do my duty
as the law provides. JOHN A.DANIDSON,
May :--Spcc. copy g. Administrator, &c.
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0Es ssp VI,

A COMFORTABLE HOUSE with four Rooms
n good Cellar, aud Garden of half an acre, con
tanning variety Of good young bearing fruit trees,
situated on Lewis Street. Apply at once.
Feb. y, lS57.-tf. Il, G.. BlCKEE.
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TUsT RECEIVED AND FOR SALE
IIhds. n. o. Sugar
- Barrels Crushed do
10 do Of Puls 4 and Grana.ated de-
10 . Coffee,
/ Box 1oaf Sugar,
llhds Cuba Molassos.
20 Bhls n. o. Mo3ssest
3 g Syrup.
80 Bags Rio Coffee.
10 = I.aguyra do,
10 - Java de-,
) :. Maricaibo do,
50 Boxes Adamantine Gaudiey.
- 4" Naow do do,
Z q Sperm do do,
Pepper, Rice, Atispice,
Ginger, soda. aaccar0nS,
starch, Shaving and Fancy Soaps,
besides variety Of other articles.
April %, 1851, STAPLES, MARTIN L co.
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go GOOD STEADY TUNNEL MINERS on the
w Washington Aqueduot, miles from George
town, District of Columbia. Wages ST 40.
THOMAS RUT1ER & co.
May . 1851 Contractors.
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on ROE HERIINGS.
~ 4 Ibis No. /, Family Roe Mornings. just re
ecved and for sale by
ms sFApLEs, MARTIN I co,
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30, 3iB prizes, amounting to
TICKETS 81
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CL A s S 3@.

To be drawn in the city Of Atlanta, Ga, in public,
SATURDAY, MAY Both, 1851,
On the Ptau of .SiRqle NH1tlefs.
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RAGS! RAGStl

fTHE HIGHEST PRICE ~ CASH. WILL RE
l. PAID FOR CLEAN LINEN AND COTTON
RAGS AT THIS OFFICE. Jan H. 1887
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3. go pRIZES!!!
MAGNIFICENT SCHEME.

MORE THAN ONE PRIZE 70 EVERY
EN- TICKETS
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i,s,ssSs, y. 49, YN~.,t.f,
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II 0H
BEAUTIFUL. FARM FOR SALE.

rEuE SUBSCRIBER offers for sale the hradtfa
Farm in the county OF Augusta. al the Cross
ltoais, miles West Of WaYuesboro', aad Q miles
s.llti1 ~ Il all,ltA ln11I 1ili..le nhnmf
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JEvYTTs sPIERss PRONoUNCING SCHOOL DC
TIONARY OF THE FRENCH AND ENGLISH
LANGUAGES
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Our Darling Baby Family Practice.
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Education Of American School Girls horrible discovery
Evils o Flat Roofs Money VS.. Brains
The Old Lady" the Censor of the Press
The Brook IL Dry an lmpromptu
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Outrage Public Decency.
The Academy the People, and our Profession
The Gas Company's Discontinue; how it works
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