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Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-01-17
4 NATIONAL HOTEL
sou III SIDE, MA IN STREET.,
sstaunt0n, Va.

S 0 u I'll 81 d Il, II A / " STR EFT,
sstaunt0n, Va.
rsyHfi subscriber, who was recently Pro-
prietor Of TAYLoR'S HOTEL, Winchester.
has eaacd and SIS now in possession Of that VOL
known and popular House, the
N NATIONAL. HOTEL,
in Stanton. This House has been so long and ia
vorably known that little need be said to cali the
attention of the public to il. Having had consider
able experience in his business, the subscriber be-
eves that he will be able, by undivided and assidu-
Gus attention, to make his patrons comfortable
whilst under his roof.
TO the people Of the county, especially, he would
saw that his means of accommodation will be found
to be exactly suited to their wants. His table will
be equal to any in the place, at all seasons Of the
year. His servants well qualified and attentive
and his Stahling is unsurpassed i'll this region of
country for its extent and excellent arranG ement
He therefore invites full share of the local patron
age, with the fullest confidence that his guests will
find everything just rs they could wish. For the
accommodation of the travelling public, an omni-
bus will always be in attendance at the Depot the
arriy al of the trains and will convey the passen-
gers to and from the Hotel free of charge, and in
ample time for passengers to take their meals and
get to the cars in time to their tickets and
seats. Charges for Dinner and Horse feed if paid
at the time G215 cents if charged rs cents
Ian. 7, 1S57--tf. VIM. ID. GILkES0N.
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receipts Of tie l-i,atjicator for the veeh end
M NztNr,i.lN, .h,nNArN Il, 1857.
VA AsS sssEHs.


On the LIT inst, by Rev, j. killain, Mr..
JESSE DEMASTERS, Of Augusta coun-
", to Miss ELIZABETH DEMASTFkS,
OF Nelson county, Va.
On the same day, by the same Nr. JOHN
DUBBS to Mrs. ELIZABETH GIBSON,
both of this county.
On the sth inst, by the same, Mr.. IIiES-
EOUS KOINER to Miss CATHARINE
SHUEY, both of this county.
Ga the 18th inst, by the same, Mr..
EPHRAIM Shilling to Miss ELIZA
BETH KING, both III this county,
Ga Thursday morning, the eth inst, by
Rev. W. H. MoGuffey, d. d., Rev. HEN
IsY SMITH to Miss MARY KELLEY
daughter Of L. ". Watson, all of Char
lottesyille.
On the Goth ult. by Rev. J, A, Lefevre,
TAVERNER w GOODLOE to Miss MA
RY JANE MILLS, both of Baltimore,
On the 25th ult., by Rev. J b. Davis,
Mr.. JAMES MURRAY and MALVINA
c. EWIARD.
At the same place, on the same day, by
the same, Mr. SAML NJ. Y. WALKER
and MARY MARGARET IRVINE.
On Thursday last, by Rev. Kr. West
Mr.. JOHN T. GIBSON and Miss ELIZA
G.. daughter of George lmbodcn, Esq, all
Of Lewis county,. Hesoa Herald, 18th.
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September 9.5.IS.i.;

i! NITE d; p 4 EON
- ElZE this occasion to thank fhpir friends and the
- public Tor their constant and liberal support and
beg leave TO announce that they are now receiving
such supplies Of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS
as fully completes their stock. The particulars given
in separate advertisements.
Our new stock we will sell at very small profits FOR
Cash, or to good punetna customers Our old stoe k
we shall continue to sell usual at cost or less for
casa. All persons wanting bargains viii consult
their interest by buying of US. Sep27
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Nau}g One Prize to ercy Nine Tickets
NIAGNItlCENT SCuEAIEI
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MERCHANT TAILORING

'j'hE subscriber has opened a very superior lot
L. goods for ientlemen' 8 wear. at the Store Room
next door to Union Hall, on main street at III e
sign Of -. 0'Rear.' ehas engaged the survives
OF Mr. D Rear, an experienced and ACCOMPLISHED
cutter, to conduct the business for him, and is
prepared 70 furnish every description Of Clothing
maze OF tie best material and in the most elegant
style For cash orto Runctual dealers on hort time
great Inducements are offered. The patronage Of
the public Is solicited.
Stanton January 30 ls56 ~
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CD FINE SOFAS, Dyans and retes: Marhlr-to,
~ and plain Bureana; Cottage and Jenny LIND
Bedsteads; W God and Marble Centre Tables: an,
quantity of other Furniture always OH hand. at tht
lowest rates.
The new style Metallic Case always ON hand.
June u, 1856. 4 D. CHA Miller
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ESSTR Y.

TAKEN up by VIM. D. CLARK in the County
. l. OF Augusta. Of the following descriptions to
wit. \ STEER If Red color, white under the Bel
ly and the end OF the tail, right Ear half crop
ped and lett cropped, branded with the letter az
the left horn, supposed to be two years old last
Spring, and appraised at Sl7 90
An Extract
Jan. Il, 81 WILLIAM A. BURNETT, b. C.
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SPLENDID OFFERS FOR ls56-57 TOGETHER
Unlike the more ephemeral Magazines of the day
these Periodicals lose little by age. Hence full
year Of the Nos. with no om-sionl for 1856, may
be regarded as nearly valuable for 1876. We
propose to furnish the two years at the following
extremely low rates namely, via!
For Blackwpod'5 Magazine, S. 50.
For any one Revie1 LOO
For any two Reviews, 500
For Lakewood and enc Review, ,.G0
Tor Backwood and two Reviews, 800
tor three Reviews, SEQ
For Blackwood aud three Reviews, 200
For tie four Reviews, II 90
For BlackHood and the four Reviews, 1910
NO avoid fractions s. may be RENTED for Hack
wood, FOR Which We will forward that work for be il
years post paid.
y. B. The price in Great Britain of the Eve Peet-
odicals above named is about S3l per annum.
As we shall never again be likely to oiier such ia
dueements as those here presented,
NOW rs THE TIME 70 SUBSCRIBE.
RsN Remittanccs must in all cages, be made III
rect to The Publishers, for at the prices commits
sion can be allowed to Agents. Address
LEONARD SCOTT d co.
Jan. 3, 1851. No. 81 Gold ST., vow \ ork.
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A.l;,ur's liGme Magazine for February

There are twenty illustrations III this Ne,
including Steel hagra' ii4g, aud a Fashion
plate ceIofea with charming eject. Miss
I'ownsonds new novelette, Look Out; a
New England Story" is deepening in III
tereSr, aud bids fair to prove one Of the most
describing Magazine Stories that has YET ap-
AIRED. Ierms s. a year. or ) p Il copy,
share four parsons take it in eieb togeth-
er, and for sale al all lhe periodical stores
II tn, Z states ! : = Arjhar s 60, le3
Nalua. St, phjla
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-01-17

BY warm fire, these long cold nights, is
the best and most profitable companion tc
be found. Try it, by calling on Messrs
Wilson & Co. Publishers, at Colemnn's Old
Stand, and make your selection from theil
large and choice stock, and cur word for If,
you will not regret it, See advertisement
in another column.
NOTICE.-oubscribers to the Vindica-
tor residing out of Virginia can remit their
subscriptions to it in Postage Stamps. Par
ticular attention to this notice is requested
or we shall be compelled to discontinue the
most of these papers.--3m
Orygenated Bitters This pleasant and
highly ehicacious medicine has been fairly
tested by our citizens, who do not hesitate
to pronounce it superior to all other tonics
for any weakness of the digestive organs
Jan. 19-1w
HEAVY RoBBERy A dwelling up town
was robbed few nights since of number
of valuable articles. Among the latter was
an entire suit of clothes from the Brown
Stone Clothing Hall of Rockhill & Wilson,
Nos. 2o5 and 207 Chestnut street. The ras-
cal evidently has good taste.
rs. No chance in the mafEets
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LII eesiaiat ...

I HAVE tMo Ne. Ltle Giants in store. which
woieh viii be sold IL l.uai tTtduet0o ciaye Il
conSig ma ent. GEO, T.. PKfIE.
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your stomach Is foul. Don't parade yourself around
the world, covered with Pimpes, blotches, Ulcers,
Sores and all any of the unelean diseases of the
skin, because your system wants cleansing. Don
show yourself about, lean. haggard, all caved
IL. because your Stomach and Bowels led strength
eniug into healthy action. Ayers Pills set these
things to rights as surely as water quenches fire.
They purify the body and blood, and restore Their
functions into healthy activity which You feel
quie, as they are taken. They are the one great
medical wonder OF the ago, recognized by all WIN
kuow their virtues. and many thousands know them.
Fake the Cherry feetBFa for Il Cough, and the
Pills for all arrangements requiring purgati1e
medicine.
Prepared BY DR.. ]. G. AVER, Lowell Mass, and
seld by j, c, NJ Merrilat and j. G. Laird, Staun-
ton. and Druggists everywhere.
Nov. IS, ls56--2mos,
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Rags Rags Rags,

Save slc Rags they are all wantel-
aud nany dollar may be made by saving
them Bring thcm to til. Vinalcatcr office
anl we will pay Che highest price in Cash
tnr ihnn
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20 TOYS PRIME LUMP AND GROUND
~ PLASTER now receiving. and low Tor cash
Nov 21--Spco c1py j. GkANDENCRG NEN.
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Non GoeNc Hon Fayett,, McAi0llen
fabishesa letter in the Nythesilie papers
in which he states he is not going 70 remove
to Missouri
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Gedsy's 5.aty', Took FOR February.

Ne always welcome the arrival Of the
s,ls' Book. with its rich aud interesting
variety Of choice realng-its beautiful
plates, always sueEestiye of some good
thought The present Number i, highly
ssal3riliSllea With t4le Fashion plates, and a
f,sa0ti.,l tnezzotiu', Charity Ii IS wefth
..inls> the srics OF The book
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lMpoRTtNv iNFcnRsATtON

fENliE subscribers have opened large Ware House
Il in the town of Staunton opposite tho Passen-
ger Depot and near the American Hotel. whore thef
are prepared To give the highest Cash price idi
C15n, Rye, Cats and Barley.
lhey viii also keep constantly on hand Il large
supply Of good WHiSKEY. which they I'll ex-
change for gram. Thev Will soon b. ready to fur.
nish Ground Plaster ta Farmers
VI. Cash will be raid for 500 thrifty stock hoe
HAkAAN d SNA@f.
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Aea4y one Prize to etesy Ntae Tickets !,
BRILLIANT SCHEME
3 ,301 Pri2cs amounting % SUI ,UUU
Whole Tickets 5lO--Halves 5--Oua'rs 2, SO

Whole Tickets sbl0--Halves 5--Quars 2, SO
The first 800 Prizes are decided i'll the usual
manner,
The e00 Prizes Of $40 will be determined by the
last figure of the number that draws the SIS, ono
Prize. For example, il the number drawing the
S25 ,000 Prize ends with No, i then all the Tickets
where the number ends in will be entitled to $40.
II the Number ends with No. >, then all the Tick
cts where the Number end in will be entitled to
$40 and to- 0.
Certificates of Packages will be sold at the follow
ing rates which is the risk
Certificate OF Package OF 10 Whole Tickets $50
10 Half 50
90 - 10 Quarter 90 10
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PLAN OF SWAN & CO.'S LOTTERIES.

PLAN OF SWAN CO.'S LOTTERIES.
SO, 00o Numbers corresponding with those ON the
Tickets are placed in Wheel. The Prizes are
placed in another Wheel. number Is 3rawn from
the number Wheel and at the same time Prize is
drawn from the other Wheel. The Prize drawn is
placed against the Nuirber drawn. This operation
is repeated until all the Prizes drawn out.
In Ordering Tickets.
EAclsse the money to oar address for the Tickets
ordered receipt OF which they will be forwarded
by first mail.
The List Of Deawn Numbers and Prizes will be
sent to purchasers Immediately after the drawing.
Purchasers will please write Their signatures plain
Remember that every prize is drawn aud payable
in feH withou. deduction
Al prizes of $ 900 and under. paid Immediately
after the drawing other prizes At the usual time Of
thirty days
All communications strictly confidential
Prize Tickets easled o. rene@ed ia 1iher Tickets
at either elliuo
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stanton, January 20, 1856.
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Id ED.

Ia Lexington, Missouri, on New Years
evening. Mrs. HENRIETTA YOST, wife
Samuel N. Yost, formerly Of this place, in
the year Of her age
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1NTE will pay the highest market price, " essH or
w trade, for Flour, Wheat, kte Germ, 9att aad
Tailow. Dried Apples, Peaches, se.sae.
Oct. Is, ls56. j. BRANbEBGkG i 90.
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III ~ HtIIC 20 DC 1HdTt IT! al taSts II 2VF tlite
Money current in the State where issued will be re-
oeived at par.
POSTAGE.
The Postage to any part of the United States will
be but T~tntg ;fonr Cents year for "Blackwood
and but fourtee" Cents a year for each Of the ke
vIpWS.
At the above prices the periodicals viii he far
niaaed for ls57
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slLE ON F4AeAnLr# s.#54s..1. 49,.

SALE 0F F&f45aA ztlfl .s=1Ast Z, a5.
A. Il i ~
10y NIRTU Eot teer.o tau4--4a Ciaaf.
> Court of kanaWha 1oulty TT lie tfts far1.
Gsf5} thereof; IN = certain ChaucerY sui. n
in which \. q. Taaieno and other are corifl4.a
ants and = Patrick and others are Defendants the
public auction, in roHt OF the Cuart Aeuse door o
said county, to tie highest bidder, a. AioNnAY,
FEBRUARY 10, ls5T, the following II, .aibea trag t
ol parcel Of land that portion ef t.e
1890 .gdssE &UEs s'K!Yst
Originally granted by The Commonwealth 10 ,lohn
Steele, that is designated and described iu IL Gem.
missioners plat and report hled in said eau "a a..
c. Taliatorgo and others Us, Spieer Patrick and
others, as lot Letter b. and which contains
1855 ACHES.
The sale win be made on the following terms -
Tn per cent of the purchase money in cash the
sdre to be paid in three equal indictments of six
twelve and eighteen m0nt ~ respectively. bond with
good security required tor t!e deferred instaina4tg
and the title ct the land retained until al the rar-
chase money is paid.
This land is situated o. the anawha River. and
in the best mineral re fni 10 Is dnaN ha county, be-
ing short distance bel.N he Canal Coal Mines
Of Col. Aaron Stockton aHd aeaHil opposite "a he
mines OF the
"OLD DOMINION C6hPdNF,"
and is we'll worthy OF tie att atiua o. those VII, dc.
sire 10 invest in mineral dud.
The tide Is said iaal i, believed % 90 NncNeqn.
tipnable aud is fnllY described an r., o',t i. sad
etaaeerf caoss n. \. etAk8lLR,
Dec la.=titF, SEGo,s Commissioner.
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81 hours FROM NEW YORK AND
PHILADELPHIA TRADE SALES.

{ TREAT and attractive sale of Choice and yalua-
~ bic BOOKS. STATIONERY. &c. at Public
Apatisa. commencing at co. o'clock this evening
daafs Heiaw BnrwePs ON stand. nearly oppo-
sit f5aita d Pattons Main ST, for a few days
Cfi#
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TIVE undersigned having dissolved their partner
r nefship on the LIST OF 0ctr.. lS5G, those having
CLAIMS against US will present them to n. G. HAR-
u AN for adjustment. Persons indebted "a "a viii
sette the same with NJ. &. liarransUhn 3 The oaly
one authorised to settle said tlaiias.
Dec 20, leaG. NJ. G,HiRIIN,
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SHERIFF'S SALE OF VALUABLE
DRY GOODS.

ny consent of parties, through their coun-
AS sell in the case of Haymakcr rs Myers, shall
proceed to sell at the Auction Room OF Gushing d
Watts, on the 22nd DAY OF THIS MONTH,
{January,) and continue the sale from day to day
till completed, a lot of very valuable, now and FASH
ionabc
DRY GaODs,
consisting Of great variety of Cloths, Cassneres
Mefinos, Mouslins Calicoes, Silks, Nc Also -
will also be sold CARRY ALL, on springs, and
Harness for two horses
TERMS :-Snms OF s. ard under, Cash over
that sum, six months credit, the purchaser giving
bond and security. GE0. 4. AKMENTR0UT.
Jan. I, ls57-3t Deputy for II. Turk, 5. a, C..
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EroGrce XEranfcd.

= X SIDES No. SOLE Leather at
~ Oct Is. j. BRANDEBo re & cos
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GesyaHEgsSgssNEgs's Sale.

pY yirtu, Of a decree s7r cred at the November
I'D term. ls56 in the ease OF Gushing trustee Is.
Gushing 6e,, will proceed, on
,SA TURDAR, GfNG1RT "a, 1857,
to offer for sale, in front Of the premises the TEN
EMENT AMI L9T recently occupied by Wm j.
Points. end adjoining the brick tenement and lot
sold BY the undersigned as conn iasioner TO Judsoi
McGoy, and rart OF the real estate Of Merrill Cusl-
ing, decd Said Tenement aud Lot Will be started
ut the upset price of 50 .0na and will be sold On The
following terms Enough in cash to pay expenses
ct sale and part OF Of sait aud the balance in
six twelve and eighteen iaea lAs bonds, with good
security, to be given for the IL erred payments,
nUGu n, SHEfFLY,
December, - 1855 Com'r.
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Which pcnpIe Tue CHURCH NaIus,
might be cured by Az Frs CA
THARTlC PILLS, if taken in
season. Don't go dragging tlfo'
the Spring, faint, sleepy, and
listless, because your blood is
loaded with bile. Don't wear
the Headache, Heartburn, and
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DISSOLUTION.

e1yHIIE partnership heretofore existing
dss between the undersigned in the Backsrnithir. /,
business, at the Tilt Hammer Shop, ia the town II
stanton, was dissolved on the LIST day of January.
lshI, by mutual consent of the parties. As we wish
to close up our business as As possible 81 those
knowing themselves indebted to the said iira wiil
confer great favor upon us. By coming forward
and setaing their accounts forthwith, US " need
money to settle our dues.
MICHEL McALEaB.
PATRICK q. D0NNiL.
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SOUTHERN MILITARY ACADEMY
LOTT cry!

20 be drawn in the city of Mobile, Ala. in public,
ON Friday, january 80, is57 on the Plan of
SING Il " L II n Il RS!
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C0-pARTNERSltlp.

tF,liE undersigned haxe ibis day associated them
l. seye, under tie nAme aud style OF
kING d oR O0hS.
and stl cantinee manufacturing BAR IRON OF ait
descriptions, It tae Union Iron Works. -, miles
from Wayneaeoro' (formerly known as Ciay Forgel
Az orders promptly haed. We will warrant our
Iron 70 compare, in quality, with any ma Ia IN IT,,
State, We wonM say to ear immediate neighbors,
bat Our mills will be in constant service curing t,e
Winter and Spring months.
JOHN Z. klN6
jan 10, lsaT- 81 eAML d, BROOKS
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.N,sk ".

600 SACKS Ashton and 200 Sacks Marshall and
ZOO Ground Alum salt, direct from New ork.
Oct Is. N j. BRANnEBURG & cos.
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Ef.AGKWooB,s MAGAXiNE

THE BRITISH GTA7TEREI REVIEWS.
GREAT IND UCENENTS TO sUBSBRIBEt
Corr REpuorD so 10 IS Pes GEM
T.. SCO'aVE 81 so, New Work,
CONTINUE to publish the following leading Brit
" ISL Periodicals:
THE LONDON QUARTERLY (Consaryati7e.)
TIE EDINBCEG REVIEW (Wmg.)
3.
THE NORTH BRITISH REVIEW Gree Church. J
4.
THE WESTMINSTER REVIEW Giberal.)
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Rog SAFE,

4 Likely Negro " oman. Aprly
N A STEFIIENS0A
Ser u Monterey. lIishian1 county, va
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7-777777777-777777--7 777-7---7-l- 7777-71-7-
n O 7 | G. L.

ME Gree moro request all those vile ar IND 1t
w cd to us by BOND, OPEN ACGoU eR
OTHERWISE, to come torxard and make rsr-
mcnt-say by the lst DAY or FEBRU AIRY or
the will lie placed in the hands of of ,crs for
collection. BRlGllTWELL d H0pE.
Doc G. lslf.- eoMtF l. StauntDn Va
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Light! Light :!

lust received, a large and beautiful assortment
y of Fancy Fluid Lamps; Girandoles, Candida
bras. s. lar lamps; B'itanna Brass and Glass,
Fluid Lamps, &c, for sale by
LAIRD < LINK,
Jan. 10, ls5. Drugs isis & Apotheearies.
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V,lIE HIGHEST PRICE IN CASH, WILL BE
PAID For CLEAN LlNEN AND COTTON
RAGS AT THIS OFFICE, Jan. H. 1857.
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$1,000 1IcKBgs---a,ao7 PRIZES

ons Hrp4rl and W. w. McGulpr, Esqs., eomrs.
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G-7y' JOIN Mccer, Esq, has purchased
tha beautiful residence Of NJ J +. White,
= short distance above the Railroad Depot
It is y fine brick building, neatly flushed,
with every convenience around it besides
Z acres Of ground. Price, &6oeo, cash.
ga- \ new Post Office has been estat-
lished 1T trtor Hi, in this county, on the
Mildlebrooh road, seven miles from Star,4-
ton Chs I. "a liner, p. NJ.
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Stock all new ard perfect
di eet from Trade Sales.
comprising the choicest and
best assortment. forei n
and Domestic, } ever offered
in this market, consisting Of
School. Classical. Law. Med
ical n Miscellaneous Books.
in n,..l.u dnnnrt mrnt of Lii
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81. Ek. ssDgsklgs.a &sbN

ATTORNEY AT LAW, BATH c. H., ".
MILL practice in tie County and Circui. Courts
aud Augusta.
/" his old clients in Augusta, h. would saw that
te VIII always be il attendance upon the CaaAsY
ana ONitEb ; fAItS GogBfs HOLDEN At - 4rStoS
May ., lS5G-Town papers copy.
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Eg" WA, stiaesprmg. of Dayton, Rock.
ingham, attempted 10 commit suicide. a4
"Wednesday last, by cutting his throa. with,
razor, lie inflicted severe wound and
doubts are entertained Of his recovery
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-01-17

7. S.--I will continue 70 carry en- The Til. Ham
mer shop as usual, and, thankful for pfst patron
age, ask continuance Of the same.
dan. 10, ie17~Gt PATRICK Q. D0SNEL.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-01-17
Ea0slse and s.oi a'os' Sale

EHOslsc HfiN b4Ot NOE' S:stt
IN GREE9IILLE.
tEsilE subscriber offers fer safe his HOUSE and
L LOT in the town of GrcenNiile
The lI,else i very commadiaus, con- = 60
tanning II rooms, aud is built of the So it,
best material and in good STYLE III -
The lot attached contains quarter -
of an acre of ground. Ii not sold PRIV etely hefars
the SATURDAY THE 2lst DAY OF MARCH, this
valuable property will then be offered at public auo
ton. JAMES \, WllpE,
Jan. 2, 1857.