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Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-08-01
"C0AHtsS1ONER,s OFFICE

' 49, "'it - '"'
H'0Sc8it Baker & Co, Plaintiffs
Il and George y. Kinney, John Sitlipgton, An
drew X. Sitlington, Mary \. Sitlington, wife of
a. X. Sidineton, VI iiiam C.. Homes, Robert Sit
~lingtail, John W. Sitlington, John Snvder. ST.,
Nicholas G. Kinney. the Bank % the Valley at
Romne., the BANK of the Valley at Staunten.
the bank of Eifgiaia at Lewishurg, Thomas
Campbell and Benz. b. Campbell, Executors of
James i. Campbell, decd. /. V. hickman,
james " ade, James Boggs. Beni. f. Arbagasj,
the representative Of Susannah kink ad, deed. =,
Henry iiul, Administrator of Album HUI, deed,
Jacob Stewart, p. II. Kinkead, Charles Stew
ART, David Laekfidge, William Bratton, John
Rratton. BENZ. swecker, Jacob Stone, George
White, AieSr. IL. Campbell, the legal representa-.
tiyes Of Jacob Conrad, decd. David Fultz,
Washington Stephenson, Paul Mcneil. Samuel
e, Easle, wellington Rallin. 4. =. Dice, William
Guy, A%ewhouse a SPOTS, kinneY & BruaY, and
f.FQid, Defendants.
You arc hereby notified that have fixed On
@hesdaF, nc l5h day q 1ngH5f ISL, at my office
IN Monterey, Va Ia execute certain provisions of a
decree Of the Circuit Court Of Highland County,
rcnderei ontite 10th DAY Of July, lSt7, IN a suit
therein depending and undetermined, in which YOU
are parties, plaintiffs. and defendants. by which
decree, / am required 10 ascertain and settle an ae.
count Of the trust funds. real and personal, for the
p&fgneAt II debts, under the deeds Of the snid
George y. Kinney, John Sitliupton, and john Sit
fngten md vile, -Aatfew n. siflingiopg and I'm
drew +. SitlIugten aud wife aud Of the debts
rltargeahlc therein rcspcctivclt.a aud also, the priori-
ties 9th liens GA sdid respective trust funds. and
also. to ascertain aud state the present value of the
contingent dover interest Of Elizabeth Siiiinet0n,
the wife nfJnhn Sit1ineion. in certain read estate
therein aentipHed, nj which time and Place, YOU
are requeig ell "a, attetsi.
n persons having debts in any way clisrgeahlc
upon any Of the above named trust tunid.. whether
hr judgement lien, or secured by deed or other
wise, are hereby reqeeired TO present them At luy
Office At the TING above mentioned.
Given under my baad as Commis ioucr ofthe
Circuit Gui,rttf Highland county, ~ the DAY aud
Vclr afpf p.ai1. - A{DR = STnICkI Et
Commissioner.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-08-01

PoIsoNEp WulsHry. The Lebanon (Ohio)
Star records the death # four men from drink
ing whiskey with s%tryehuine in it, 1t also
says that tens Of thousands Of fish in the
stream below the distillery have died. Two
tons of load fish have been taken ont, a mill
race being %ltrcall.g el,ohcl with them.
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$50 ACRES,

800 cleared. the balance well timbered. The land
lies beautifully, and very productive. about 100
acres now well set in Clover aud Timothy, so
acres M. |. Meadow. Buildings all new and sub
stantial. first rate well of Water in the ward. fine
view of the Blue Ridge, and taa zee every acre
of the farm from the dwelling. There is no better
Wheat or Grass laad in the State, every acre of it
tiilable, and produces Co n and Oats well. Ifffad
sell before | move on it, | will sell a bargain. Ny
prtc is 10000, half down, the balance, the pur-
chaser can arrange 10 suit himself, but must pay
to Peter Hanger, Sr., and Christopher Eagle, and
DR.. c. r. Harris, Brandy Station. Address me at
Brandy Station, Culpeper Co. Va.
jas. o. HARRIS
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koHoray'y Pills are the lestremeag haoua

WS~ CA UTIOn None are genuine unless
the words "Hoiorag, Ae,p York and london. I"
are disccrnible as a boter-atark in every leaf of the
book oil directions around each pot or box; the
same may be plainly seen by toiijag tie ioaf to tie
tigtt. A handsome reward will be given to any
one rendering such Information as may lead to tie
detection of any party or parties counterfeiting the
medicines or vending the same, knowing tsem to
be spurious.
Sold at the Manufactorv Of Professor iiol-
LowtY. so Maiden Lane. New York, aud u all res
pcetablc Druggists and Dealers in Medicine through
out the United Statcs and the civilized world, in
boxes al 25 GEMS, G2ts cents, end 81 each.
Nzs There IS 4 considerable saying By taking
the larger sizes.
n. B,-nireetions for the guidance Of patisnt,
in every disorder are affixed to each box.
,iuix 70. 1877 Ii
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Arrival Of the American,

QrrBre. July 27.-The steamship T.
american, with Liverpool dates to Saturday,
july Il, has arrived. Her news is aot Of
very great Importance.
1t is stated that the ,nutiny in India was
spreading Twenty three regiments had
ioinod in the rebellion, The fall of Delhi
was hourly looked for, when the mail eft
Calcutta. Thp loss to the British Army in
consequence bf 5he mutiny is estimated at
30 ,00a. but it was believed that the crisis
had heen past. The latest adgietS indicate
u panic. Dcscrtions had been frequent at
Delhi The Justification was confined chief
" to native troops. Bombay aud Madras
remain loyal, The native troops at most
of the stations in l%anjaub had beet disarm-
el. The British troops had attacked the
insurgents before Delhi. defeated them, and
took - guns. The British Government
was acting energetically
Gen. Arson, the Commander in Cliefof
the British Indian Army, had died of clrol-
era, Sir Colin Campbell was appointed in
his place. He left England at few hours
notice.
The insurgents still held Delhi.
The steamship Erin, from Bombay,
with the China mails, had been wrecked ON
the Western coast of Ccylon. The passen-
gers, crew, mails and specie, were saved.
The cargo alone was valued at 81, 900 900,
to say nothing of the vessel.
The news FROM China is w%nimportant =
The San Jacinto English gnnhoats had
gone up Canton River in pursuit of junks
loaded with tea, aud coming to Foo Chow
Trade at Hong Kong was dull. The
American house of King 4 Co. had sas-
pended business.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-08-01
EN6L.ANn.

In the House of Commons, Mr.. Lindsey
had moved the production Of Secretary Mar
cy's letter on priyateering. Mr.. Palmers-
son said it was not officially i'll the hauds of
the government,
An address to the Queen had been alop-
ted. 1t prays the use of every means for
the suppression of the Slave Trade, and to
secure the fulillment Of existing treaties. -
Mr.. Palmerston pledged the Government
to carry out the request.
The Liverpool Chamber of Commerce had
given a brilliant banquet to the officers of
the Niagara.
All was quiet in Italy and Spain. MAJ
zini is reported to have left in a ship sailing
under the American flag
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-08-01
RE4Y DRUG STORE.
DR., ". 3. YOUNG

ATE q Washington city, respectfully announ-
A. ees to the citizens Of staunton and vicinity.
that Ii las opened his extensive assortment OF
MEDICINES. CHEMICALS, DYE STUFFS.
PAINTS, OILS, FANCY ARTICLES. &C.. in the
store house lately oeeunied by Messrs. H !. Il w.
Il. Crawford, on Virginia Hotel Street. From his
long experience as a dispensing and manufacturing
druggist he is able to offer 10 Physicians Superior
Medicines to those usually ipund IN ~ssx
Drug Stores. lis stock is entirely ncA, %@sa4Aas
and m article IN the Drug line offered
except taose Of The very best quality. 49,
N addition 70 a general stock Of Drugs, 4 ,
Medicines, bye studs, NaFHishes, &c., he also Of
i5TE IN ass,rft,npf4 49,
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-08-01
BILIOUS

The quantity ard quality Of the bile are Of vital
Importance to health. Upon tue liver, the gland
which secrctes this fluid, these Pills operate speci-
iieaIiy, infallibly reetifying its irregularities and
e1eetually curiug Jaundice, Bilious Remittants, and
all the varieties ofdiseasc generated by an unnatu-
al condition ~ a., apero
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-08-01

Some mean scamp entered the stable of
Mr.. Lawson, on the Simmons Gap road, Il
few miles above M~ctiahcysyille a few nights
ago, and cut the throat Of IA valuable horse
belonging to Mr.. i. The animal was the
only horse owned by Mr.. L., who is a poor
man, and who will miss his horse very much.
The man who can do such an act, deserves
the halter -RoehiagAan, RegiSitr.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-08-01

dation OF di3ease. There are
thousands of sufferers who would
not wear their distempers it
they knew they could be cured
for % cents. Try Ayers Pills,
and YOU will know it.
Purify the blood and disease
will be starved out.
EInnnsn The Urslnln fcnm hmm.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-08-01

4auth. which destroy l,sfb body ard mind. qhosa
secret and solitary Practices more fatal 10 thefr
=~eie4ims 4kaa the song 81 the Syra n<=4e the mari
mrs Of Ulss-es, blirhf}e tlair u.est 4~tjliaHt hofe7
1T anticipatlons, fendaihs mNrithee, &c, itHlss
sittc.
Especially. Who have beeem 4 HE ~yiefjea n Sol8o
"a ire, that dreadful AID destructive hlbit Whiet
annually Sweeps to an untIWe(Y cfase Thousand. Of
vaang men Of fle mrst exalted taltuts and brilliant
intellect, WIN Ii light otaelHise haze eetlat ntl It's
teHiag Sanates With the tilVfderg If eia4ueucr, II
asa4s d TO eoztacy the iifies ltlc, rs! eafi with ipii
aRRIAGE,
Married persons, or renng n.cn, enlf IA Yia4ta
aarljaR", bong aware NJ fh}ficai Ntakmss, tt
satue Debility tDclormities, &c. eliouiH ifamt dif4
i consult Dr. j., and be resieled 10 ~feftset
iealtb.
Johnston, Dtay r~eieiouslF epnidc in bis hepor, as,
Gentleman, aud confidently ffi5 aPeit bi# akli as !
= ORGANIC WBAkAFs5
imine diately cGred and full gi2er restored
THIS dreadful disease ia the pcnaltf most fsoz
qaentiy Paid by lhos. y no idfe beeoae dc tieif
Of Improper iHdnlgt nets. 4etBg YesseHs ate ito
apt u commit excuses, mot being an ere ottlts
dread ii cons quenccs that ma eIaile. Wv, wine
lint understands the SUBJECT Hi}l preiald 10 censss
that jbr ppyYe r oil II0crcatiou is lost sooner hf tho
falling into improper than bs the ~prudsHt. besidss
being deprived Of DE pleasure of H. allh4 efspiings
fhe most SCI lens and dtsA1 aetlXe symptoms To boa
bel3 ard mind arise. The system beeeHes de-
ranged. The physical and mestai powefs @eakersaf
nervous debility, dyspepsia, ralpitatian oi lie
heart, Indigestion, IA Wasting q. the .faHze. cougfB=
y 8ptous Of consumption. etc.
effICE, No !. SGUTfI FREDERICK sTBELr.
LETT hand side going from Baltimore street. : doots
noHa the cotuef.
r. Be particular it observing Tin 1.aro snsl
plumber. or You will mistake the place.
W. Take Notice, VbsefYe Name on iie l'oor.
and " iudons.
azure Warrantctotn2 C3laE6F.fnrfcia
~s,0 - -
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BOWEL CD 7EE

Unless the bowels perform their functions prop
erir, the whole body suffers. Tens Of thousands die
annually Of the Dyscntery, Diarrhea, Chronic
Constitution. aud other diseases Of these waste
pipes of the system. The effect Of the Fills upon
all intestinal disorders, whether casual or epidemic,
is a phenomenon in Medicine, BY following the
printed directions, the most alarming cases Of bow
Il 1nn,nlni11t nnn nrnnnA L. an4n.lLlC
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-08-01

VIM. S. Beers of the firm of Bennett,
q Fisher, died in Richmond, on
Tuesday last.
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FOR SALE.

4 Militia Man. aboaN 81 AeaGs of aee. ~As +.
n hfss l3see TANNER NM eGkGlEk. ltnfet
i@e falitnr Niudie8'pl.
Judy 81 l.af,
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@ Slaves.

70 Wit ono Woman named Elizabeth, aued about
-, aad her four children. @ girls and one h0v.)
one Negro Woman named Frances. and her two.
ehii,lren, Zone boy and one girl, and one Woman
about - wears old.
TERMS \ credit oi ninety dseys by Giving nc.
cot ishle not, well endorsed.
NlGllo, X TROUT, eaat,l.
Jaly q. fs51s-tds.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICE.

re- Dk. RICE will preach in the Bap-
fist Church, in this place, on Sabbath next,
at II o'clock, \. II.
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To be drawn each SATURDAY in August
3,3so Prizes amounting to @2G3 600
Whole Tickets Slo-Halves 5--Qu'rs2, SC


- PLAN OF HI LOTTERY.
The Numbers from l to 81. 900, corresponding with
those MURDERS ON the Tickets printed OH separate
slips Of paper, are encirclcd with small tin tubes and
placed in one Wheel.
The first 2G5 Prizes, similarly printed and eneir-
clcd, are placed in another wheel.
The wheels are then revoked, and a number is
drawn rom the wheel of Members, at the same time
a Prize is drawn from the other wheel. The Num-
Der and Prize drawn cut are opened and exhibited
to the audience, and registered by the Commission
ersi the Prizes betng placed against the Number
drawn. This operation is repeated until all the PIi-
yes are drawn )ut.
Approximation Prizes.-Thotwo preceding
and the two succeeding Numbers to these drawing
the first 20 Prizes will be entitled to so Approxima-
ton Prizes. For example il Ticket No. Ii2j0
draws the $50, 900 prize, these Tickets numbered
ll24S, i12t9, 1921, 1i252, Will each zee entitled to
S225. II Ticket No. $50 hraws the $50, 900 prize,
those Tickets numbered 54s, 80, sol, 552, will
each tie entitled to $500, and so on according to
the above scheme.
Thee. 900 prizeso $50 WILDE determined by the last
figure of the Number that draws the 500, 600 Prize.
For example, il the Number drawing the $50, 600
Prize cnds with No. !. then all the Tickets where
the number ends IN ! will lie entitled to $50. Il tile
Number ends with No. 2, then all the Tickets where
the Number ends IN will be entitled to $50, aud SO
ON to 0.
Certificates OF Packages will be sold ettrc follow
ing rates which Is the fisk:
Certificate of Package 10 Whole Tickets $50
dn. do. 10 Half do 30
do. do. 10 Quarter do 20
IN. do, 10 Eighth do 10
In Ordering rick cts 0r Certificates.
Enclose the money 70 our address for the Tickets
ordered. Oh receipt ef which they will be forwarded
By first mail. Purchasers can lave tickets ending
in any number they may designate.
Tho hist of Draws Numbers and Prizes will be
sent to purchasers immediately after the drawing.
PurciIdscrs viii please write their signatures plain
and give their Poss Office, County aud State.
iteneHber that every prize is drawn and payable
in full witbou. deduction.
Ali prizes OF ST 900 and under, paid immediately
after the draNing-othcr prizes at Che u5aal time Of
tliirtv DAYS.
All communications strictly confidential.
Prize Tickets cashed or renewed in ether Tickets
at either Office.
Orders for Tickets or Certificates can be address-
cd to :, SNAN u o Atlantic, ia.
T1;-A list of the numbers that are drawn from
the wheel, with the amount OF the prize that each
ono Is entitled to, viii be published after every
drawing: in the following papers II er Orleans
Dcita, .RoJHo Register, Charleston Sioadard, Ngsh-
rifle GozeHe, AHanta fnteRigeacer, Ncc York Heck
~ bag Boo&, Steapaah .Noyaiag Ners. and Rich
moad hisRafch. onR Ner York Dispatch.
June II, lS51.
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SGD E.iilcsy Scgrors.

consisting Of Men, Women. aHd Children, and III
Young, with only one exception.
II is my dcsir5 to dispose Of thi@ property p:j-
vately, and persons Wishing to lu-cltasc arr re-
sale should not be effected befarc the LIST Of sep
tember neNt, said proPerte. together with all tie
stock, comprising Horses, Cattle, Sheep aud iiogs;
Farming implements; iiauseliei1 aud Kiteleu Fur
%niture, DC. &c, viii on that day, be offered for
sale at public auction.
Term liberal, aud viii be made Known to any
one wishing to buy.
THOMAS y. BCKNEt1.,
.Innc %. Ioi1-ids.
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GOOD FAR3i q SALE.

NINDINGi il impossible for mr. tn attend to HE
Il duties Of The ShrliHaiy and my farm at the
same time, | viii therefore otter il for sale. 1t
lies about two miles from Brandy Station, on the
Orange and Alexandria Rail Road, -ccntainins
ahouL
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-08-01

Gsr Gov. WISE, passed through this
place on Thursday last, for the Virginia
Springs. While here his stay was al the
American Hotel.
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A-hRANGN FARM FOR aAhn,-i
Id oiftr At private sale my FAbM King In the
eeaatg Of Augusta, Immediately GA tie Central
Railroad, about tlfee miles west os Siauutaa con-
tanning -Four iiundrcd mi Eighteen a
Sses-about oRe.tbird in tiiphor, ana lie 6atinca
Jay u good state Of cultivation, The Improvements
are q good and comfortably BRICK HOUSE. con-
tanning a number Of tooEs also several eoa-. f.oa-
ses for tenants or servants-a Blacksmith Saop, a
new Corn Crib, and a barge Barr. s5oa6q3 all
round. The neishhorkood l. unsurpassed by any
in the State fer health, ana affords eoaii s|Qeleto.
These wishing 20 purchase > gGna Farm, will do
well 20 eAit ouJos, I. MtrcHElI.. my Aseit, resi-
ding aanut swa miles wess e said faala, Ter tae
eil2s, ar address the subscriber.
JOSEPH TUIEY,
MillWaea, Clarke eo., NA,
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CLoTuiEG! CLoT.yING!!

J y order to close out my Stock Of Spring and
h Summer Clothing, | viii sell them at prime cost
for cash. Gentlemen wishing - purchase viii do
well To csll and exanliue for themselves.
| have all accounts drawn ol up to the list iuly
and all persons indebted 10 me either by note or
open account will please call and sct5ge
LEWIS LEOPOLD.
July Is. 1851.
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- "a
HAVING recently been employed by Messrs.
IL ehAMropp 4 D~aNAGur, as superintendent of
the STANTON WOODEN FACTORY, aud the
establishment having undergone thorough repair,
| take pleasure in saving to the citizens of this,
and adjoining counties. that we have now on hand
q full assortment of GOODS, such as
& and i kerseys, Satincts, Jeans, Plain and Plaid
Linseys, White Ffannels, Colored and Bed BIan-
kets, and Stocking Yarns of all grades aud e0lofs,
faction ia every respect. VIII taentg years erpe-
rjeace in the best Wooden Mills in tho State, | fiat
ter myself that all goods manufactured by us, will
be found superior 10 any heretofore altered In This
market. Also,
WANTED $4,000 POUNDS or WOOL
for which the highest cash price viii be paid.
JAMES T.. 0'R0Rk.
Superintendent S. ". +.
July ., fs59. Spec. copy Ems.
DrBlle SALE OF VALUABLE land
4 VIII be sold, without reserve, on Taarslop the
Oh day Of august next. upon the premises, TWO
TRACTS ct LAND, adjoining each other, bclose-
inc te the estate of David summers, decd, Wing
in the county Of Augusta. six miles south ofStaun-
tom, running to the Middlchrook and Brownsbulg
falNpiEc. One tract contains 100 and The other
So Acres, They Will be sold separate or together,
10 suit purchasers.
This fand is Of \ good quality of limestone, and fine.
Is watercA, and adapbcd to maehiaery situated
in a good ncighboillood churches and mills Goa
yenient.
The land will he shown by Cart. John Summers,
VINO resides on os4 Of tap ferns. Terms liberal.
Also, will be rented, At the sitne time. ore half
Of the Home Farm belonging to David Summers,
deed. i.Atoh BECk,
i. L.. tIAtL.MAN.
Executions u pafi9 summer died.
July =, 1851,
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Ha&io~og's PHls purify the secretioes v which en-
ter into the composition ofthe blood, aud thus pro
duce a salutary effect upon every organ Tor the
blood leeds and sustainS every fibre of the body
The cures accomplished by this famous remedy are
complete, because it cxpcle from the circulation the
SEEDS 81 disease. The oldest practitioners are
thunderstruek NJ the rapidity Nith which chfonie
dyspepsia and liver complaint fte eradioaled by
liollo@ay's Pills, after all the aperients aud tonnes
in their req srfojres have been tried in vain, The
philosophy of the matter is this-Natare = first re-
lic,ed Of the poisonous influences which rafalfAet
htr action, and then ASST ted il lrf elle-l. tR leeu.
p"iato The system,
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MEDlCI}E 0F TIE HILll1a.
PHILOSOPHY AND FACT.
nOLLOWAYY,Ss PILL s .

THE EXCITING CAUSE OF SICKNESS.
The blood is the tc-sustaining aren't. 1t furnishes
the compoMcnts of flesh, bone, muscle, nerve and
i~htegument. The stomach IS lis lnanufactorY, the
veins it, distributors, and the j~ntestines the chan
mel through which the waste matter rejected in its
productions is expelled. Upon the stomach, the
circulation aud the bowels. these Pills act simulta-
neoasly, relieving indigestion, purifying the fluids,
md tnOuIof;pr tho ,Wcrotfnpy
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A WORD E'0

The local debility and irregularities which are
the especial annoyanees of the weaker sex, and
wlicr, when neglected, always shorten life, are re-
loved for the time being, aud prevented Tor the
time to come, by a course Of this mild but thorough
alternative.
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ANOTHER REMARKABLE CURE
OF SGROfULA

SFAITA, Carolinc Co, Va, March ls9l.
Mcssrs. Bennett & Beers, Richmond
Gentlemen Your Gafter's Spanish Mixture has
performed n remarkable cure in The person at Il
servant man, afflicted with Sefefula IN the very
worst form. So bad had he become, that his eyes
were eetirely closed, and had been so for more than
a veart As a last resort, as every thing else had
failed, it Was resolved to try the mixture. We ad-
ministered it according to directions. aud wonder
full 10 say. a perfect cure has been effected. am
satisfied that no medicine equals Carriers Spanish
Mixture, as a purifier of the blood. 1t is creating
quite an excitement here. and sells very rapidly
Send another lot by Railroad.
Yours, truly, IJG4w X. s. BR0ADnUS.
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NORTMlsSlON EE'8 SAIIl OF VAr.-
~ UtBLE REAL LSTATE.-By virtue of Il DE-.
cree et Tie .ifeait Coar. Of Arerita county, It the
June tern, lsa1, in the 1all Il Bailey. &c, vs..
Dunn widow and heirs. ] sill %prottel. On the
premises, On Saturday, ne sA day + Aage5t. 1857,
10 sell the property belonging to the estate Of
James NJ. Dunn, decd, wing en- the road from,
Staunton to Aew arpe. and about four tsiles FROM
OF LAND, with 4 good DWELLING HOUSE.
SF0RE H0Usk BLACKSMITH SRoP and
House Tor a Blacksmith, aud other usef1i im,
fafeYements. There are Il variety Of good Fruit
Trees, and a sufficient quantity Of timber ON
the tract. Its a very desirable location loy a
merchant or mechanic.
TERMS Cash to pay the COS IS ofsai, and sale;
the residue ia equal instalp.ents, at six, turlse,
eighteen and tweAtY-four months bouis with Sc
eufitv to be given Tor the deferred payments, and
the title to be retained as ultimate a%acarttY.
Jul II, lSa1.-tds.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-08-01
100 AGRES

This land IS situated about II milas Nortt. ue.t of
Stdunton, aa1l adi5ins the lands Of Gabriel !. Ii.c,
6oFdun lIogshead. and others, and now IN the pos
session OF " III. Huashead, ST.. The tract Is sell wa
tefed lie beautifully in one Of the most productive
aud healthy regions Of Va. There l. IA plain but
comfortable DWELLING House On tta tract, with
all neeess try ott buildings.
Possession give1 the Is IF September for seeding,
end full possession given on the lst day Of JANUARY
next.
Attic same time and place. / will sell 1T public
sale. NINE VALUABLE SLAVES.
TERMS For the land, cnc-iourth In cash or
welt endorsed negotiable nate at four months from
daf Of sale, with interest added in, the balance in
three equal annual instruments. with good personal
security and the title retained rs ultimate security.
The slaves viii be sold On faar month time, from
dtT Of sale, upon negotiable notes well endorsed,
With interest addedin q. NJ. COCHRAN,
Jnn2 y, Is11.-tdS. Commissioner.