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no the number Of deaths in each class Of disease

The nativity table gives 474 natives of the United
States, 50 of ireland, Sc of Germany, of England,
Of France, of Wales, of Sweden, 2 of Italy and
l of British America.
Leonard Flasher, young German, indicted for
the murder Of Thomas Smith, In Worth street. on
the 4th of July, by stabbing him with knife,
pleaded guilty to manslaughter in the fourth de-
gree yesterday, in the General Sessions, and was
sent to the State prison for two years. Judge
Russell said that a clear case of homicide had
been made out. Michael Wogan, Jr., convicted
of arson in the fourth degree, and recommended
strongly to mercy by The jury, will be sen
fenced next Saturday. Patrick Duffy, jointly in
dicted with Henry Drake for the murder of the
negro Francis Salters, was arrested by officer
7. r. Houston and brought into court. The Assist
ant District Attorney asked for his commitment
without ball. which was granted, the City Judge
remarking that his counsel could subsequently bring
the matter before him another Judge on writ of
habeas corpus. Officer Houston also arrested Drake
on Thursday.
TIE sales OF cotton confined to about 100 Q $50
bales unchanged prices The stock In this market has
now become much reduced tina. the daily sales are
not likely 10 exceed few hundred bales until there
rome augmentation In supplies from The CROP which
this year Ii unusually backward Hence the small
transactions making from day to day afford very clear
idea tf he real state Of the market Flour continued
steady and in fair cemani without important change In
prices Prime TO choice Its Of wheat, In shipping order
ard IN good demand while inferior grades
were heavy and neglected Corn sold - . limited sx.
tent al Soc soHc. for Western mixed. Pork dull
and lower with salos Of at SIS rs SOS &c. closing
dull al the inside hsure and st $40 $40 60 for prince
The rcemercy Of ths wea restricted sales Of sugars.
The TRANSACTIONS orased about 800 hhds English islands
in bond, for export private terms aud 100 hhds Cuba
.. prces given in another column Coffee was quiet.
Freight engagements light, and rates 10 Liverpool
for grain rather eaer Cheese taken st o5i and Sea
Island cotton at led. ard square bales at 5-32i
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THs DEFERRED RrearTA.-rhe yachts OF the second and
third elsscs which were In position 70 starr a, The late
race In New Bedford win sail that race over ar,n on
Thursday October LIST, II oc,ck starting from abreast
the club house, Hobokes and sailing around the buoy Of
be Southwest Spit, and returning TO the stake boat Al Ho
boken. The New York Cub squadron numbers my four
yachts Of which, however, only part viii sail In the
race Nearly oil the others win be present ~ SPECTATOR
however, and fine show o. canvas may be expected.
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STILL LATER FROM EUROPE
ARRIVAL Of THE INDIAN AT RIVER DU L0U7E,
10, DO, DO.

RIVER pu Lour, Sept 10, 1857.
The Canadian Steamship COmpany's screw steamer
Indian from Liverpool the 9th int FOR Quebec passed
this point this afternoon.
The screw steamer Anglo Saxon, from Quebec arrived
at Liverpool on the 9Th inn.
The expected from India had moi bean received up
70 the sailing Of the Indian.
The religious riot in Belfast Wal owing to street
preaching. The oonsAbulary fred tho mob One man
wss killed and several wounded.
,lgh, difficulty had arisen between France and Den-
D ark - 70 where the Sound aues redemption shall be
paid.
The Pope had returned to Rome and been cordially
welcomed
II was rumored that HAzznl was organizing another
Italian revolution.
There had been = revolutionary movement u Tunis
Preparations were making ssustgardt for the meeting
OF Napoleon and Alexander, which viii take place n the
latter end OF September.
The American ga,e % nsress had quilted CONSTANT
nople.
The frigaie Cumberland and he corvette 81 Louis were
.. Cape de verdes on the 2esh August.
Additional troops were under orders for Iudia making
the fetal reinooemens thus far sent from Great Britain
10000 men.
The nos perfect understanding exists between England
and France the China question. Lord E4in fails to
get satisfaction, will be simultaneously declared by
both government
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VIOLENT AseauIr on An Ovrcn,-0noer Lawrence j.
Phalen, q The Second dHrics police, w@ dangerously
beaten by man named James Blany yeSerday morning
rns ocey went 70 arres him for dscrderIy conducs,
whes he prisoner aided by others took hh club from
him and beat him about me head In terrible manner
me accused vs. subscquensly taken into custody by
Oncsr naloy and committed v awsx We result o. The
injuries innjoed
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PHILADELPHIA STOCK RoABp.

PmrADsrHA, Sept 10, 1857.
Socks heavy Penn. Sc, so; Reading Railroad, TAX;
Morris Canal a. Long Island Railroad Penn Railroad
4ox.
NEW OnsASs, Sept 1857.
Cotton Sales to-day 500 bales. rIddiing, l5%c. .
1870 Sales Of the week $500 baes receipts Of the week.
10000 bales stock 900 baes tobacco sitter red wheat
81 10; white corn, 80; kcg lard 17kc. sserlng
change per cen, premium; on New York . per
cent Rio cofiec-saes OF the week $500 bags; ssocK
Is 900 bales. Prime quoted n IL 10.
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There were also deaths Of apoplexy, ~ Of con.
gestiOn Of the brain u Of congestion OF the lungs,
"a OF dysentery, Of disease Of the heart Of teeth
Ing, premature births, 70 stiHborn, aud Is from
violent causes.
The Following i classification n The diseases
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rIinncsota Democratic Conxsntion.

minnesota Democratic Convention.
81. PAUL, Sept Is, 1857.
The Democratic Convention which met bore yesterday
nominated II Il. sbley for Governor, w. Holoomb for
Lieutenant Governor; George L. Becker, W. w. Phelps
and j. y. Cavanaugh for Representatives, and W. W.
Kingsbury for delegate 70 Congress.
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Amongst the passengers who len his por In the sssan
ship Arsgo yesterday for Europe, Hon B. " Angel
United tsAies Minister 70 Sweden, and family; Hon
Bile D~oisb Minister 70 the United States and family os
Agnew, and Rev Father horcau with an asssans clergy
man
ARRIvALg
Atbe Everett House-oeo W ncCallum; Montreal nr.
YorE Ms John Rldgey M Chss Rdseley, t-o csdrs.
nurses Rev. H. Howard, Baltnore Geo W.
mel W Bu,cber England; Ioss- Hunscon and lady A. y.
de Ssuues, New Orleans.
pErARruRss
For South arpton IN the steamship Arsgo-Hou
Angel Minister N Sweden, Mrs Angel, Me- ANGEL
Mast Angel Hon BILE. Danish Minister; Mrs Bile kv
s sue y ss e hss r, s a%o r Jr Rss ssss
Ms. xmory' Mr. vos1 r. Mr. voier, siss toni.r No
s AT%' sps er su Rsdss Blncss s s:rgs I
Mr. John Dursnd bearer Of despstches Ms Dursnd chd
and ssrvt; Agnew Cheyeiler Mslser Mr. beam IN:
and sdy Miss Picsbs VI, Mrs Adams NJ 81
Hawes Mr. Rasset Mr. newsn mr. Asssrerace NJ Enssw
MRS Piper and two ohdrer Mes Pser Mr. Thomss simpsow
psvis Nr scsnery Mrs Ne tners and ,.o .Ssrr
Kimmn Mr. Adams Mr. Ami Jiles Mr. r Uennert h. .
uowini Mr. Jewes sns Mr. Geo Prsh Mrs Tracey and
sssis,ant-P@.ensers IS; specie, sB 800, "'"''"'
From Few Orleans In Inc steamship Black ws.r,ovyss
Zm cher Benamn Levi, nr sremoukrst and friend Il WIN
pie Mr. BsheL Jchn wallis, Chsiebss l. N sassous ssd
Marquette, Dunos.
For Charleston IN the ssearship Atlant.-ue, Adam. "A
Sterling w was.on y Quirnby Brown Geo Starr,
N Tracy ins Harris, Juo Anderson, CNas Morgan u
ro-nson Brownson, yr y Tscnpson 9 Nontgo ~ery,
&c. TUFTS; Henry Harms. Boomer Louis Heider SEM
Richards, Richard williams Miss Dermes Mrs waisce,
nlzsbein Buddsu, somers, Mr. Forbes, q Osnpson,
puandrpL
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Nsw onsAss, sept- Is, 1887.
me nrn overland mall from San Diego California, July
o. arrived 81 San Antonio Texas, the GIN September,
and reports having met with no obstacles.
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Boros, Sept 10, 1857.
Mass., IN reported.
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AcquittsI OF Benjamin Cole.
PouGHKnsras, Sept 10, 1887.
Benjamin Cole Unlisted for The murder Of Aaron Cole on
the river Rhlnebeok last spring, to-day soqui
ted BY the jury.
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the LATEST NEWS.
The LATEST NEWS.
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE
NNnN<NlNoN~c~ooNn.~o.
ARRIVAL OF THE ANTELOPE.
.oooooo~o~Noo~>oy-ooo~
NOTHING FROM INDIA
sN~~o~o~N~No~~oooo1NN
THE SPANlSH-MEXICAN QUARREL.
socO~--N--oON~ooJoe<o0~o~-o
RELIGIOUS RIOTS In IRELAND,
DO, TO-, ia,

b. JOINS, N. F., Sept 10, 1867.
The North Atlantic Steam Navigation CompAny's screw
steamship Antelope In place Of tho roassan chartered
for Inda has srved At this port from Liverpool On Tues
day, tho 9th inst
Tho R. n seAmship Canada, from Boston via HALIFAX,
arrived st Liverpool on the sA inst
The screw steamship Argo, from New York, arrived 1t
Southampton On the 6th
The news By this arrival ID MOI important
There Ia nothing later from India, though Later advioes
were expected daily
strong reinforce neu or artillery was undor orders for
India.
The Spanish governments had ordered Suspension Of
the preparations for the expedition sgainst Mexico The
question will be settled by the arbitration Of England and
France, with Bavaria q umpire
The dismissal Of Reschid Pasha from ooe by the Sui
tan il confirmed
More religious roting has occurred Of BeaIt Ireland
One person Was killed and sew erAl wounded.
Paris letters says that the bullion the Bank Of France
had Increased fi, 400, 900 during the month.
TheEngsh under writer's had settled all claims gro wing
out OF the loss OF the Atlantic cable.
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The Oldest church In Boston, Christ church, saisa
the Kings Chapel In l7as, and Brse street church In
1913.
The PASTORAL relation between Rsv. n Pesinei and NE
church 81 Hornelsville, N. r., has been Dissolved
Mr.. Johnson supplying the church =, Bsnsridgs,
Indiana made vacant BY the moval OF Rev. g. LovYy
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-03-07
vIaGlNIA:

SeNNkN LAS
AT the Circuit Court ,eld for Highland County,
On saturday, the 4th day Of October, Lass
In the matter OF tue W III OF John Graham late Of
Highland County dec ased, pfopounded Tor Pre-
bate in the Circuit Court Of sa!d county, by leah
Ann douglass Hilara Douglass and john Quincy
Douglass, minors-t the deyiseps IN The saidWill by
Daniel koberts. their next friend.
EetHE object o this preceding is, 10 summon all
i interested in the Probat Of the VIII o. john
Graham otc'd.. t. app9ir Iei,ie the Judge OF lilo
Citeiit Court Gt iiahl.. -'se45se ~ -, set Ut
tn next t9rin 81 sad Court, to eaat2ft such lso-
BAT aHd, ai6dafits having b5eh fl d, that Pas al
laws ard Mary. his vi .. ssHkin N. Douglass aud
sarah his wife. and tii2abet! Given are not resi-
d.ns o. this State. II isafdered hat Ill said Pas.
tllal Davis aad AarY, bisNit baySin W. bouglass
4 sarah, his wiz ( elizabeth Glvtn, appear y ithi
o'il month after dus publication Of i!is o3der aid
Dc what is necc any t. protect tn Ii lhtprest in tits
proceeding. and that dies az ear before the Judge
81 Tia Cit cut Gouig Highland the 1t day Of
tn next term OF said Can t. to slew cause why tho
Viii u John Graham, Gecu, Should not be admit
ted t, record, and that copy of ;hi order be pub
fish ID IN the ,tciub can Findcdtdr !uf four sue
cessfre weeks. thar another copy be posted
At tie fIaht dpar VI the Court House of High
land County the lst dal OF the nea. County
Court. 4 copy-Frsta
Eeb 7--4t 4. sTEPHENsoE, Crk.
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TIE Row In CONGRESS Tfur'dry.

The telegraph briefly mentioned this af-
fair Yesterday. a correspondent of tn" Bad
timore An,ericdn furnishes the following
particulars:
Rumors of duel are very current. but |
can .. vet ascertain nothing definite CON
corning meeting" Mcssrs Wright of
Tennessee. and Sherman, of Ohio, passed
the lie in the House Yesterday. aud to-day
matters proceeded so far as blow. Mr..
Sherman. it is said went to the seat of Mr..
Harris, of Nd and wl'lp speaking to him
observed that Mr.. Wright looked menacine-
ly uron him. It was bnt the work OF q mo-
nent to throw handful Of waf RS III the
latter's face and Notwithstanding that Mr.
Sherman PIT his hand to his side pocket as
intimatiuq that he had weapon Mr. Wright
struck Lin. The parties were separated hy
mutual friends and so ended the mater in
the House. But rumnr with her hundred
tongues has Transferred the seat of war to
Bladenshurg whether truly or otherwise |
All, not now aware. Several members are re-
ported to have left their seats and they are
of the class who usually attend affairs of
honor.
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gaEg&En.


On SUNDAY GIT last. after an illness +
several w,eks, Nfs. liaNNAH WApnuIL.
eife Of DR.. idyINSsGoN NADohLl, Ct
W tslcluugh.
Near Fairfield, OH the 1t inst, Miss
LYpIA BARNETT, agel about II years. The
deceased was Il resident OF Augusta ce. for
many years but ior the last seven OF Til,
fGoekbrilg9 county She sustained thru
her ling lie m esiia.ahie character, ana
though up'ar,unat b ,he never in health
m1de 4 Profession o. religion, Vt from her
earnest ahSie'y All pl aLiaigs It is hoped
thai shs las axchtnreI wofli where sor-
rows grow, Tor oae Of plea ure AMI y for
ever. Thus one after m pther irienas pas
away her brothern-aw, geo. Barnhart,
hayitg preaaded her LIT a few days.
Friend alter friend d parts
Who has uot lost friend' II
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COMBINED REAPER

ETcCORMTCK .s COMBINED REAPER
W. AND NOW kA.- 10 TIL. FAkNkAS OF
hOUkINGHAM. AUGUSTA & kOCkBEIDGE.
Tbs undefs ned would most respect ur offer the
farmers OF ia counties above nalncd rs agent for
G. II. Mccormick, this grcatest IF all tine md Ia
Jar saviog Machines. it is also warranted TO
ct ieoqt Hrse-onT b. Of I'll grain scattered BY OF ui-
ma " cradng." The u aehiae il 81 world wide rc-
putatun. having had awaited to i tho first Metals
u Honor, both In this county and Europe. Last
yeaY, two gcntl tnen. en- in Rockingham and enc
in eockbrdgt. obtaioad these Machines. and they
express themselves well pleased with boh rcapinG
and moving. | vii. in & lew weeks be out di trib.
ung handbs with blank ord rs,
THORNTON BERRY.
Y. I; Farmers will recellect that Reape and
Mower, epro'e'y Will cost about $3.50 or sian
each. d .livered h'r., Will. the confined Machine
viii cost only Sl65. My address is Staunton, or
Cluc's Mill, Augusta CO., Va. T. b.
Fab 7. I35T,-itn.
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BUS INES DIRECTORY.

DATLUtt d BAYLOR. Attorney $ at Law, Office
ID opposite Cuunt2 Clerks Oti'ce.
r. T. ALBEf,TSoN. Attorney at Law and No
a.. tafl Public. WayEesborouah Va.
Il Law Ton, manu aeturer and dealer in Boot Is
IL. aud 81 oss, ID denr asst 81 the MAJ bic yard.
fEARMAN Bill. At-oraeysa at Lar, Office OPP
ptsi thu Cou4 House.
IT VI. BELL. Notary Publ and Commissioner
Il to settle Accounts. Opposite Court House.
I GRE Il, Merchant Tailor, under the ynd
- eater Office.
N9oHRIS GooDE. Merchants, and General
IVA I ad II Fancy and staple Good and Gro
cefi,s. ~ ,'0site tit indicator o ice.
n X TROUT, Attorney at Law. Office on Court
u. House itaw.
ID Y. pow Ii 4 co Family Grocers & Flour
L Merchants undei Union Hall
Va County Produce bought AID sold.
ID pAN Eating HOUSE, Old Bell Tavern H.
AZ - bti Az Proprietor
yEaGitK fUSHiNG. Auctoneefs aud Genci al
Agents. u1dei tiiai Hail.
nv :. CoALrfR. Auctioneer, Collector, d
D. Hefai Agent. liiqa'.eat Fintiieatof U.iea.
w. FEMALE INSTITUTE, Stauntou, Va
i.ey. (. Il. Philips. Principal.
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Proofs . til, = elt supttia its q bt. is.ars
Balsah poa al tn+i al pa t d. III c}a tr'.
0xrn .. New aas.n Co. Goa. in 4
Dsr - f1yii5 NItl's. Il "a ed3cis II is
TA"'N BAiesAA % MIL ttasttt a. the
cas- o. ga .. nt CHIN win IA 5a.a q, srv
eral yeas iba-ls aHflet,d WITH IL If tiisc, gen
eral pul ,ana ak1.,'-s. BIZ sdiu- TIA i'm. ;
etc. NV" b.5n inGue q t. aes "a 10 lu 0s
90 ae ~ the weaieAe. u, nastb-r iess.r pt t.
abosf. latei, bti yl at a't,,k nj ii esiin,s At
tn lus. aad distress in l., ~ f.:.ii. -. f.led a
battl O tn Wild Cheny Auiei Pfndae d i ,aost
sAlu al Avl.ahie Ell ct. n h.s Instance and
savpa otters .ahufius d. bk. "a ginnis.
Lav' bA'n ialuc4d t. * ths tsfae-t q at
te.ti4s u, the ,hF- i.t- flfir,i ,,u silt u &c
.s addicted, aaI asa lsus,
.NRl nuNHAM,
Nom genuine unless signed L ii IL al the
STA W. FoWLE ( co. 1873 Washington
St'set. lio-t,a, Prop. ietns. Soid ty thelr agents
everywhere. Mach lw
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Aao.Aer Letter feo.a i.,dia.

Messfs. Perry Hdsto S"n;-l Ia 'pt u be
aLle 10 ada that YOU II, dlcsne Is tim, nne a'i
NOR, isto iit and { n 'qe utlt thed rand Ia. 1t
j. iucrea-in. flte sal : al "tA "a iJus SUI .t<ra-
Cues e Sefy eatis.aeso ) tsrteai'l III Aiau'n AID
aed III. a..nre il act @hes.'ei sA'"te'h ''e-t-
,nrnta ii lo.at.o the SAILS II extensive. y na ~
il 4 ia wb.s..lit iaf spapi, ior h,s pc Ges
aHa dat u his 81 n5ts "a lie +e.aHd % II Is
gr It. AMIR e..alael.s IA 'otneut "a aa y ( At
there.
In Toan4. of ia 3aeNnalp. writes auder date o.
Goth OF b.r. .'ihia A.n ~ lit ~ so.t, -
years az A.. taS suident, u ~ the nt- h.
with Il re PAM te stomach. t'tl G' BY tt"i-
era. tie ,nund II" reIisi aoHi CAV hut tea
spoonful the Pa III lsr. ,et d 1tin s,a N Ma
t., but 4 ter III rNp.gatiun u II ~" aaitents h s,
hrnu ,t.t i ~ VII e. at d n apst, winch "a
tails relisy. 4 aisn ali d It a.d IA ts," d,',s,
when Ia il al te,, aud oa WtNius a. Ii III .na.n-
~ L.. wa qate fesi. tpasitsf il 10 b. a must
Val, ao,e netiiein Ia b, aiWAt. ~ hand.
/ re.naI toa's, 4
J l.. ca ttAU. Calcutta.
Sold by LAIRD 4 Liam otaunt N aad n.us-
gists ersss where. "a ei -"
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EXECUTORS SALE OF REAL AND
PERSONAL PROP EPTY.

NTlIJ. be sold. Thursday Ms 26.h anyof Ntr"h
w at the late residence Of David Rum mars d =
ceased, TWO TRACTS OF LAND adjoining =
They will b. sold snpa"atar together to sui
purchA rs. One contains 100 and the other 81
Acres.
These are desirable little Farms. fin lv wsterei
fine stream running tn ron RI "a CHI limestone lanC
OF COOP quality good Springs. frnit and 1el
ling House. DC, each. tn AZ lie ma. TIL Mid
dlehrook and Brownshuig Turnpike. ,ining tn
la"ds OF John Shuay and tn. Beard Farm" a
bout lrills south OF Staunton in Augusta coun
ty. Va in a good n iehhorhood with all convent
enets. iu5iliar information may be had bv ami
cation to Jacob Beck. Deeifield or B. F. Mailman
Middl, brook.
There will al-o be sold a.rn amount OF excel
ieht PERSONAL PRnPER1 y consisting in mart
OF one NeGHo N. good farn hand SOM or
good Horses, H AL ii Mitch Cows. 10 Head Z
Stock Cattle, 80 head of tine Stock Hugs 1
head Of sheep Farming Ut .nsils. Stills and Tubs
Goopers Tools sotne 900 bu Il. prime irn, Is n
loo bushels Rye some What and Oats alb ut S0
gallons prime MhisGev. t,yeth Il with the GROWING
crop, and other articles not mentioned
Ale at the sane time and place. will he Rented
for d term q Years. "A good Merchant MIL in zoe,
repair. under good repute AMI in good s,ction
togathir with still House SON X acras If goat
VI acoH. Garden lot, M-r's House and Stabia
Also at til, same lie sIne 100 Acres al 90,
Fam hand, pat of which is good Meadow with
good Barn Corn Crib Dwelling House and
good supply Of Frut Traes.
Terms accommodating and made known on da
OF sale. JACOB BECK
B. F. HAiiMAN.
Mach 4. ST. EI'rs o. David summers decd
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Alleged pefo7eotiea-7Te Party .t5zcondtd.
IyNcnpUBe, VA, Fell. 2I.-G. W G.
Brown, . gentleman If high social standing,
and Cashier of the North Western Bank,
al TazawtH ell. Va. had ahsconded. and
Is supposed to be dpftultcr, but to what
amount, is not fuown Mr.. Brown was
formerly minister Of the gospel in Rich
mnnd and those vile know him there, are
utterly aStenishtd at the intelligence.
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G@=s mw x-s c. 80 n
Is &As3 " es.e Il S<e

" PURSUANCE of deed Of Tfus. executed 70
& NE by Samuel " p. {st, and OF record in the
Hastings Court OF the Tosn oi s3tauntor, viii On
s. M0NDA Y, Macon 6, 1857,
proceed to sell TO thu highe. bidder for cash. IN
trtht Crawford & Cochran's. the HOUSE AND
LOT in the to"n vi S,aunton. formerly occupied
by said iost. but well known as the residence fox
many wears, oI Liitietou Waddell. Esq
The title is believed to b. unquestionabla but act
ing tfestee, shall convey only such title is in
me. " II. CARRIER.
Feb 7, le57-tds Trustee.
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49,. 49, s.ss s -.
7 WILL. on Saturday. the 2st!, of this
L Month, soil At rhic auction that valuable
ifOt ~ AN or siiuate cd m tite town 81 Midi
dionrook. ih House is la, ~ aud ell construct
tor comfort and Convenience. ihe Loot is second
no,e in tho place VII ticos d and ht a good
Stable g.. upon il, AS am d, tcru4ing d To- se l.
bargain. az he hal
Ierms WI be easy, aud made known da, OF
sale. \. HuSMlS l..
Ma ch l6s7.-3ts.
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VI rs 5s b.

On The 18th olt., by Rev " T Rich
ardson, Mr. pEEs1oN L. YARrRorGH, Of
Indiana, to Mis- GAEoLAE C. llgNEY, Ct
WayneshoIough-
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-03-07

SPRING TkADE. 1887.
Jef the shirs H nry Buc&' AID 'Hlen r.
- Conner E" fro Liverpool u Ills pot and b.
va inus arrivals via NrS' York. We recvin.. our
Sp int luna tatem BRfff| I. f'tEY"i INo
GEh MN 'IpUDS. ,utthts'l u tn b x, t.rms
FOE cash and comprising great Va 'iety Of ich and
han 'spma tii,ds.
Wac as receiving large assart nsnt o. DO
MESTiC % bS, @ til beat >tyi =. which in + "
day, will be very 'ull al d eon,pi &c.
W. ate also piciae' with ;, endid stock Of
REIU MANI tL0FtiNG manu.actu'rd in
hohmoud. Ia the b It amer. good II atciial,
and in thu latest and most ap, ioved = Is.
We TAX occasion III n Ia thanks 10 cur
fri uds and cu.to ahi ave glv n h If pre- err
ences to southern athet, ami To assutp them
that we shall W. all eiio t. To insure Con- inauc
OF th.i- natannate. BY getting stock ~ eools
which, III Vdrietr aud ext, IT and IN st lc. quality
aud ptic., eaulll b SIT p4s,'d IN thi. e1untfy.
We will s'll 'nI, Ia cash or prompt six months
BUYERS, aud To this classo ners W. are deter.
ined T., uifsr such induernt nts as i'll II axe 1t TO
their interest to liui ehass, in this liza KIT.
yssa.. Orders shall ut all Times b promptly and
faithfully att ndtd Il" hnNT PAINE x CO.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-03-07

TUE 'ub>eriber viii s at public aue,ion. on
Il ~ SDAl. TIE 10th DAY OF MARCH, at
at the late residence ot the deceased, all the
PERSONAL PROPERTY
belonging To the estate Of Mrs Julia sharp decd
consisting Of Household and Kitchen Furniture ta o
Cow, &c, DC TarMS made knawn nn dav o! sale.
JOHN A. DAVIDSON,
req. IS lsa7.-tds. Admin ator.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-03-07

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