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Agency In AiIeel,aEy.

LEWIS P. HOLLOWAY. Esq ., is an author
lied agent for the Vindicator in the county
of Allegheny, and his receipts for money
paid him, will be good against us.
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Receipts for the Vindicotoy for TIC wcel:
ending September, II, 1857.
Henry Ross, $500.
Benz. f. Nichols, 2 90.
Martin Propes, 200.
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TIVE $4,000 Acre Rc-Survey, as made by VIM.
L Poage for Charles Gaaher, by order Of the
woTshipful Court of Bath county --each individual
lot exclusive of subsequent surveys, resurveyed
aud returned by Edward ]. Mcl.0H rhlin, the Sur
voyof appointed by the Federal Court-will be sold
AT private sale by ZorHAH r. Jaws, Attorney in
fact for the Projectors Of the IS 600 Acre Survey,
If not previously disposed Of at private sale, 1t
will be sold at puolie sale Thagsddy, the 10Th day
Of Seifea,ter, At ihe " arm Syringe Bath Co, Va.
All pcre0-sw1o have made Subsequent Eatrie5
and Sgrseys since the 26til day OF January, is4G,
viii reiiuqrish and surreneer their paterts prier to
Oetooer next; failing so 70 &c, Suits Will oe com
E.eneed against them.
by TIE Agent for me prQpriefess.
&a- The above sale is postponed 10 9th inst.
Sept 8, 1857.
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SOC AGENTS WANTED!
q HOMESTEAD FOR S10l
THIRD DIVISION.

$50. oc G worth Of farms & Building Lots.
TN the Gold Region Of Cuipepcr County, Vir-
ginia, to be divided amongst 10, 200 Subscribers.
On the 7th of December 1861. Subscriptions only
ten dollars down or $l6 one half, down, the rest
on delivery ofthe DEED. Every subscl iber will
get Building Lot arm, ranging in value from
$40 to S25 O00. These Farms and lots are sold 30
cheap to induce settlements. sufficient number
being reserved. the increase in the value Of which
will compensate for the apparent low price now
asked. Upwards of b,350 lots are already sold and
a company of Settlers, called 1.-The Rappabannock
Pioneer Association" is forming and will soon
commence Il cttlement. Ample security will be
given for the faithful performance Of contracts and
promises.
Nearly 45 600 acres of land in different parts of
Virginia, at command. and will be sold 10 set
tiers at from 81 UP to $500, per Unqafytiof
G5e titles ariH il oil eaa4s 30 aigep. Wood-eatteis,
Coupcrs, Farmers, &c, ore wonfed; and $40 A
GENTS to obtain Subscribers, 20 whom the mosl
liberal inducements will be aIgea., SONG Agents
write that they making S2gG pe,siuohtll. For
full particulars, Subscriptions, Agencies, &C.,
Apply TO
Z. DAUDER. Port Foynl, Corolins Co. Va.
August %, 1857. ~
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1t is said that the new Comet will shortly
'e visible to the naked eye.
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VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE IN


CGhPEPEk COUNTY, offer for sale pri
Tatc4y TAG FARM on which reside. containing 2S3
ACHES, about Il of which is well tin,heled the
balance N tine state OF cultivation. This land is
oil tie yerr tuet quality of red lands lies we'll and
nearly O Southern Ezposcre. 1le Buildings are
all new, neat aid ces1e5ttgplc. and situated near
the centre ci de farm, in & beautiful OAK g-uve
lhis lang Is very productive and we'll waterea
having good anrlAgs in every field. have about
90 acres at the highest land in the farm in corn this
season ard do believe that it will Yield me 50 of
80 bushels per acre. But come and see Cor rcuf.
selves. 5nv
THIS lsad Les miles from { nay Station en- the
. 4 A. railroad, aud within half mle of tine
,azle &iser navigation to Ffederieksbu thus vt.
f'rdine good market to Alexandria i,iehno;a .
er f. 'desicssuarg Nv object in selling is to 81 70
IT, e4t. my family, white and black being en-
TREY too large ttl the size q NY farm. For furth
er partenlars addr me on j. O. H8asIs, at Dram
dY atm, u. d A. Raiiroad. ANY gentleman who
may giFe me timely notice, will meet at Brandy
station, vita CONVEYANCE II my house, and take
pleasure in Slowing him tire promises. II may not
be Mss to state that nv price is 5 000 half
down AID the balance the purchaser can arrau &c
% suit himself, bat must pay interest annually On
the { .teared payments.
ROBERT e. BROWN
Brandy Station, Sept S, is57-Sm.
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KLETT'S WORM PLUMS. We wish to call
~ parti uar ohenfionto this article. Ii has been
in use severa years, and has given entire satisac
ton. They are palataole and in gting to children
they are certain and safe in their operation; no
purgative is required IN connection With their use;
they fail when used according to directions.
For sale by LINK KINNEY,
Chemists Drugs lists.
Stnnutnn Scnt & 1917
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July Is, 1851
Important News.

THE new firm Lowehs,ien ElkaH the success.
Il ors OF Steiner. Bros. Co., offer the entire
Stock of Clothing at prime cost, in order 10 mara
room for large stock Of Fall and Winter Guods.
We shall commence selling off at cost, from the lat
day OF agust Until the Is September We there
fore inTj.e all friends aud custom ers TO give "a.
ana this well known house call before purchasing
elsewhere, as now is the very time for barcains
Kememher the Old Stand the Store House west Of
virginia House, and opposite John b. >herrer,A
Confectionery. LOWENSTIEN A EIKAN
August /, ls57.-Spee. copy,
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THE GREAT REMEDY OF THE
Mn ETEENTH CENTURY.


EUR scRoFuLoUS AND DANGEROUS DI.
4 SkASFS, Glapdulse and White Swelling Gel
IRE, Malignant Ulcers and Old Sores, letter Salt
kheum, Upthalmia, Zip disease, Pimp,es, Blotches
ON tae Face, and all diseases originating in az i'm
pure state Of tie blood.
KEEP THE BLOOD PURE-Strengthen and in.
yigorate re system, and yoa remove ninetenths Of
all causes Of disease, and escape much suffering.
DIR. i.DUASBERRY CO. s lMPERIAL DE-
CURATIVE, is especially adapted 10 fulfil all those
important particulars. II purlies and enriehes the
blood, inyigorates the whole system, and relieves
patients from the many disagreeable feelings cor
nectcd with disordered state of the liver and
stomach. Asa Tonic il is Invaluable. Females Of
weak and dehEtated habit, will find it to be vat
uaole medicine for reiayigoratng the system. This
valuable medicine IS used extensively by the pro-
pre,ers in their gell-known and successful trest.
nent OF CANCERS, SCROFULA and Chronic Di-
seases its great success in etecting cures in these
obstinate and painful diseases, has established its
value and popularity wherever it has been rsei.
Those using tue Imperial Depnrative, will receive
special medical advice from the principal Office Ia
Philadelphia, each bottle Icing accompanied with
check for that purpose and BIZ attention to this
matter, the most difficult cases can be cured. For
ksle at the Drug Store OF
DR.. WIN. B. YOUNG,
Stsunton, Va.
PHLOGlSTlC ALIrHEALING SALYE.
Aug. s, 1857.
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Circuit Court for Hie!laM Coun,y.

Jul Y SIP EGTAL TERN. 1857.
fgXdE last VIII ana Testament Of Holm b. steuart
L. deotas d. and the codicii thereto. haeing this
day been duiv proved and admitted to record and
it being sUggeeked to the Court that Pasehal Da
Wis who is nominated in said " i'll as the Executor
thereof. has permanently removed from this Com
monwealth 50 that b cannot execute the trust i'm
posed On him by said Will it is, therefore. en- the
motion Of Margaret St"uart. of the lagatecs
unde? said VIII. ord red that rule be awarded a,
Eainst sid asehal pa sis ret4rnabe lere en- the lst
day Of October Courtuext. 70 shafg cause # any he
why administration, with the VIII annexed Of
said Jthn g. Steuat, deceas. ]. shall nor be grant
ed to the said Margaret seufrt OF a0ne other per
SON and that a cory Of this order De published ia
one OF the newspapers published in Stanton for
icuc Successive weeks. ~ -. ,faz
- A Capg-Testa
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-09-12

GC LILAC ALE Or ESIELINE FC r.
NAGas. in obetli-.nce to-a decree OF the Cir
cut Court OF Angasta county. rendered at the No
yember term, fS58, for the rgrpA.e closing the
partnership heretofore existing .oetwcer Lofeazo
shaw and Moses Stricken. and asctrtafralne. tae
interest o. said st icisier will. as commissioners
On fttady the In soy Of >ep eoa5er next. sell at
public alctien on ~ premises. tie TRACT 0F
LAND sinq in the county of .i.@sst'sta, ON which
i situated l5fEItNE F1LSaef nov in the possession
NJ said shaw d Strekier. lying the Va Cen
tfal !;aifoad. and containing about 2Aoo 4 cres,
well supplied with timber and iron ore. T!i@ Fur
mace is III good repair snd in successful opcia a
ton; situated about miles from, with good road
to. the Railroad. There the premises con
Portable DWELLINGS,. with all necessary Out
Honses-evef thing ready for any one pu chasing
to go into business.
TERMS $50 much Of the purchase money az
will pay the expenses oil sale and the costs o. suit
vail be required in cash the residue Il credit ef
one, two and three gears Will be given, the pur-
CHASER giving bonds with approved personal secu-
lIsy The title, also. 10 the land will be retained
Until all the purchase money is paid. as ultimate Sc
e2Iity. u. S. YOUNG, C1m'r.
August %, l857--tds. :,
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MFR. =. P. POWERS takes The interest of Mr..
4F& Jas. Z. Tompkins, and the business viii be
esttirua s. heretofore, upder the same style Of
> fAFLFs. MARrtS 4 Co.
The account, due To the concern are now ready
for set,lsHe1t and trIends WI os,.ige rs ~
ea..ip% lga settling tn III claims against
tae concern will he paid ON presentation to Us.
We thenh frieIds, all, ior the liberal patron
sse eate..,ied 10 our late concern aud do with all
confidence now tax it, continuance and increase.
bcing connected with V. I. SsArLEs Il Co., OF
Richmond, aud rfel s9ed to make advances IN cash
On coEsiEuAeut5 Ct Flour, or other p oduce Ia
them, Ta0S. STAPLES,
JS0. $. MARTIN,
u. P. POWERS,
JNo. SIAPLES.
Stanton, Sept. s. 1857.
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lsssE'a.ai.

OUR accounts are drawn of and ready for setle-
Omcnt Tnose ind bted Ia as. either bs note OF
account, viii confer particular favor bg pu, ing
up. J. BRA&DERURG &C.
Aug. 49, 1857.
WHALEBoSE Brass and Rattan in store, call
W soon; demand greater q an the stock on
hand. PIPER 4 FUNEEOU9ER.
7. g. Please remember that there are various
kinds of Goods, in which We are selling inviting
bargains 80 p h T.
August / lso7-,spec, copv,
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FOR SALE.

A NEGRO Man. about 80 wears of age, who is n
IA first rate TANNER AND cURRlER Prefer
selling to some person in the county. Inquire of
the Editor Vindicator.
~
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EssI " GsssSss a

and rented his Store House. opposite the Virginia
Hetei will offer the for cash, without regard
to cost, -,
The stock comprises various assortment Of
nRy GCOi4@ CLOTHING.
in good condition. and in order TO make room fer
hi> Fall purchases, will cGer to the public such
inducements in the way % ,aw prices as are rarely
to be met with.
He fattefs himself that from the very liberal en-
colragement he received at WaYneSbor4 during
period Of seven Years, which he hopes viii by the
same course Of conduct on his part selling a. short
profits. meet with like encouragement BY the
good people Of stanton and the surrounding com
". s. q ulLP.
Auguet Is, 1S5z
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AUGUSTA COUNTY COURT CLERKS Off
TO WIZ:
's';yssea STRAY Cattle.

yFSA.GN Up by Jacob shreckhisc On lis land in
i the G6uuty Aforesaid, OF the following eiser;p-
ton viz; LIST, Il our year old yelio9ish brindle
Steer, with Whit back and baey, eron OFF the eit
car, and sit in the right, riece of he tail, and
appraised 10 $50. Tho second is red Steer with
White i4ee and tai, au crop of the left ear, sappo
Fed to be thrIe old. and appraised eighteen
dollars. The .litd is red muy steer, an under
keel in the lrt var, some white under the breast
and belley supposed to be three wears DID, and APP
praised to fourteen dollars. Ext acts Neste
NitLiAM \. BURNETT, ID. CPk.
Sept, S, 1861
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PAY UP.
A LII account, due j. POL;LlTZ. are made out
"A to the LIST Of Jaly Is57 ! desire h to be I'M
derstood that the making a It of accounts is not
mere pa ter OF form, but tina all those knowing
themselves indebted, wa at once come forward and
make prompt settlement
The greatest bargains can be had at the CLOTH
ING HOUSE Of the undersigned, ms am selling
off C.othing It cazE, and mGny articles below
Come and see for yourselves. j. P0LLITZ
Corner Va. Hotel.
Angus. Is, 1857.
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TIN Nv re.
esreat Bargains
4 :asgssesRa.

IT GAFEa certain Daniel 4. Mohler my bond for
l. SIS, dated 18th OF Angus ls57. bat in trade of
horses. the consideration of the bond has failed.
the obligee having practiced deceit me- hail
not pay it, and forewarn persons from pureh ,sing
it. G. X. HARRIS.
August %, 1851. 1T.
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LIST Notice .

yATiSHlNG to close up the af&r's of The late firm
w Of White Patton th.s is t. give notice To
all who are indebted hy .sec0unt ur bond that all
unsetu claims. Will pd handed tu the proper Oh
crs for collection at 4 very early day trust tbs
notice will save the this unpleasant alternative 81
Aug. -, lSSf. JA0. +. j. WHITE.
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CisEAit
C. A S H S TOR E

T'IIE subscriber (ate Of Wayneshoro') would
1 respectfully inform the citizens Of Stauutoa
and its vicinity, that having purchased of Col.
Baylor, his stock of
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nRUGS AND MEDICINES.-W We will in a
~ shart tine receive an addition to our STOCK OF
Drugs and Medicines, which will compete with any
House III Western Va.
W. All Al tclos warranted. and IL thew are not
good win consider it special favor for our Gus
toners TO !ea as
LINE & KINNEY,
Druggists Chemists.
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CTLpEPEH C0UNTY.-As the gent of the
Hon. Jas. f. Strother and John 4. Park II, / will
sell privately their valuable FARM, lying within
one mile Of Mitchell's Station the o. d A. Rail
road. The road passes through the farm in full
view OF the residence. Tits tract contains 542 a.
ores. ll5 Of which are we'll timhfred. 1t lies
beautifully, and is ia very good, condition st this
time for cropping. There is no better grass or
whea and {n:-erraIlY) in the State, and it pr oau
ces Command os IS well. Abe fences are tolerably
Eood, aad thoreis water IL every field The Build
ing j. plain but comfortable.
am authorized t9 SELF this farm for 81, 600, to
be paid as follows e when possession is. given,
(Which can be had Ak any time,) and the balance
in l, and equal annual nsgalme.ts, intereat,pad
annually. can assure the public tlat great bar
gain is offered in the above tract 0f1and. 1t sit
uated in fine neighborhocd. with good sch OILS,
churches stofes, Shops, and mills, all convenient
Any one Hhn may desire to OK anime the premises,
will please drop the line and will meet him at
Mttchefs Station any day he may designate. aud
If he wants to buy land, he will not hesitate lin
ny opjnion) to contract for the farm once.
Address m at Brandy Station, tupeper coun
ty, Va. DE-. G Il HARRIS, Agent.
Sart. 5, IS55-tf
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TOR sALE--A Fam 900 ACRES.

l. NEAR 'sTAUNTUN, vA.-Tle Farm on
which lresiae miles from stanton, Of abou.
$40 acres, 80 Of which well timbered Is for
sale. The buildings handsome ana spacious
and the aud very good and well yasered hv
Lewis eek-capabie of division intaFtwo farms
and will be sold on very favorable terms Address
AAMs>44.e JOHNSON.
July IS, 1851. stanton, Va
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REDUCTION IN PRICES.


MYTH vieW IF closing ont our stoeE os Bere-
w ges, Tissues, Organizes, Lawn Chalies Sc
&C.. we are determined 10 offer them at prices Q
suit the purchasers
PIPER & FuNKHoUSER.
August l, Is57.-Spee. copy.
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li0}'sE AND LoT FOR SALE At
GREEN BANK

NulrABi.E for a Tavern, Boarding House. o,
chant. Physician, or Teacher. For particulars,
address the undersigned at Green lank. Pocahon,
COS County. Va. L. L. SIRVET
Aug. s, 1857 .-3m.
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CHURCH AND PAY.

CHURCH AND PAY.
TIME second payment of those persons who kind
II ly subscribed ior the building of the Lutheran
Church in Stanton, fell due on the lst of Septen
Der, 1857. II is therefore hoped that all such vii
find it convenient to make prompt payment TO th'
undersigned. GEO. BAYLOR
Sept. ?, 1867, 'ss, Treasurer.
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.EE.HskT.ST's O.V.

our partnership VIII sacrtly expire by limita-
~ ten. For the Iyrpase ,a closing, we thsdsy
at prime Cost, for-eesa DUTY. Tar stock is large,
and embraces soneivery desirable goods, which
shall he sold without reserve
We also have & iety of other goods, outside
fhe DryGoods Lane, which viii be sold on The same
terms. i'erso.s dealing fer casa, and oters ish-
ing full value for their money. wdnlG do gclt to
give Us cad AID examine for Themselves. -
- j. BRANDEBURG 3 co.
Stanton, Aug. % 1851. : a.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-03-05
Cardinal Principles of the Democratic
Party.

l. Equal and exact justice to al men, of what
ever state or persuasion, relis ious political.
:. Peace, commerce and honest friendship with
al nations; entertaining alliance with none
- he Fight OF States anu Territories 10 admin
lister their own domestic affairs.
a. Freedom and equality; the sovereignty of the
people, and the right of the majority to rule when
consttutionally expressed. =.
D. Economy in the public expenditures-and
sacred preservation to public fats.
D. Freedom OF religion, freedom of the press
and general diffusion of useful information.
L. Opposition to all secret political organizations.
and all corruption in politics.
{. A sacred preservation of the Federal Con.
sttution, and no religious tests for office.
u 70 bisotry, or pride of cast, or distinction of
birth among American citizens.
H. Respect and protection for the rights of all
ii. The preservation of the naturalization laws,
and the right of all to the pubic domain and the
protection of the American Government
II. Opposition to all chartered monopolies
/ Common brotherhood and good will to all
especially to those of the household of faith
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-03-05
New York Musical World, for 1857

This Oldest of American music journals, has no-
reached Its seventeenth volume. Its editors are
II. ''torrs Willis, E.lgard Hodges. Mus. Doc, and
augustus Morand. 1t furnishes, weekly, eight pa
yes oi reading matter. and three of music. The
ioner Is the best original and selected material the
eollors are able to furnish the latter is regular
,! generally permitted by American pub
llshers') Of The very best of the new sheet music.
me economy o. thus procuring music and secur-
may be attributed to the editors OF the journal will
We think suggest itself. The music en- be detacb-
ed from each number and bound with or without
the reading matter, at the close of the volume
The subscrition price of the Musical World i. but
f,ro dollars year. Five copies So ten copies, SIS
City and Brooklyn subscribers are charged 50 cts.
extra for axpense of Carrier. Canada subscribers
pay 2 cts Tor the necessary prepayment OF Amer
lean postage.
Address,
MpsIcAL WORLD OFFICE,
3I9 Broadw1y, n Y.