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Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-09-05
The Great Cause OF the Failure Of
Southern Commercial conventions. The

great cause of the failureg Of the Southern
Commercial Conventions to bring about the
results which one would naturally expect
from a Congress of the Southcrn States, IS
the unwarranted suspicion with WEica the
members regard each other--a want OF con-
idence in one another. Because 4. wiB
not advocate the opening of the SLAVE trade !,
3. shakes his bead and whispers around that
he is uusouad on the vital question OF slave
ny. Z. thinks Northern emigtatioa would
benefit the South. whercupon \ fae!-rs. "
duty to danouuce him as free so.icr -
D. expresses the hope that one day tie SuA
Of Heaven may rise and set Oh redeemed
aud disenthfaled world, where no slavery
exists, and C. straightway raises the cry
that he is an avowed Abolitionlst Thus 1t
is in tie South; man distrusts the feelings OF
his fellow man in regard to the peculiar m
stitutions B. upbraids A. as unsound, A.,
IN turn, declares c. freesoiler. and g. de-
n,paces d. as traitor to the South, and,
Us natural consequence, there can be IL u
niou Of sentiment Or purpose Among tn en-.
As with the people 50 with the States OF
the South. Georgia regards Virginia TN
sound; Virginia LOOKS upon Maryland as free
soil and Maryland considers Missouri lost
10 the South and wholly given to Abolition
ism. This being the case, the sonthern
house being divided against Itself. how can
We expect aaght to be accomplished ~ airy
Convention of the Southern states, either
political or commercial. When tbs people
and tie 5tstes 81 tie 5gaA ieaFa 10 have
confidence IN those who have a common sa}th'
hone aud destiny, tter. ard rot til thcn,
will any good result front, OF Sny work be
accomplished by, Southern Commercial CON
yentlous. = Nmtolk AIgas
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-09-05

Failure Of the Ohio Insurance and Trust
Company.-This institution failed on Mon
day last. 1t was one of the heaviest cor
porations in the country, having a house
both IN Cincinnati and in New York city.
The failure extends to both houses. We are
told that the deposit account of,tLe Cinein-
natl house was usually counted by millions
1t controlled the exchange market of Gin
cinuati, while the New York house kept
the accounts of most Of the branches Of the
State Bank of Ohio, and also of a large
number of private institutions in that State
and Indiana. 1t will take some days to de-
velope the extent to which this failure will
affect other institutions AID individuals. 1t
will doubtless fail With the heaviest force
upon the business interests of Cincinnati,
though VIC learn that number of New
England aud some Western banks will be
more or less affected We are pleased to
learn that 70 Institution of this city, and
we presume, none in The State of Illinois,
will be'direetly injured by the failure.--N
Y Herald. 49,
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-09-05
.yycsFcyafa Female Institute.

vTyHE eighth annual session Of this institute, Will
4 commence on Wednesday. The 9Th " Septcsn1e'
mart and close on the last ThurGday vi juno fol
lowing.
The Boarding Department. and oil the domestit
arrangements, will remain under the superinten
dance of the Principal and his Lady, and viii be
suct as to furnish every pecd'ul comfort and at
tcntion and make the Institute pleasant home
for Boarding pupils.
The course of Study and instruction in the En-
elsh Classical and Ornamental apartments, Ii
sufficiently comprehensive to ensure, when fully
pursued, complete education bur il will be til.
constant aim to accuracy OF scholarship, Gnd
a thorough mastery khca subjects as the pupils
may be prepared to study with profit rather than
to have them acquire a superficial knowledge OF
many branches.
Music, Instrumental and Vocal, will be taught
ty Prof. 4. j. TURnge, VINO is about,to settle wi!h
his family iiStauntJn. MS Acknowledged stpe-
Iiority as Musician, and his eminent success rs
Teacher, suflicieT guaranty that pupils y II
cujoy unusual advantages in this department.
TERMS PER ANNUAL SESSION.
.soard g., ( ineiad.ag e7ery. charge -,
except for tuition. - s. $50.
'rution-P Preparatory eparime.!t 60 30.
d" Collegiate '' % ~ 40
Nfasic en- Piano, with use ofinstrumel. 30.
Modern Languages, casa -
Ancient Languages apa Vocal Music, no c&tt-a
charge. >,'t'
JOHN WILSON.
Stanton, Aug. s, I9s7.--Gw Principal.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-09-05
NOTICE.

DURSUANT toa Decreta order of the Circuit
j. Court for the County of Highland, pronoun-
ced at the July Term Of said Court in the year
1857, in chancery cause therein pending, in
which William Townsend, SEN, is complainant and
Allen Townsend. Aaron C. Townsend and Andrew
lockrdge zee Defendands,-l shall en- the Goth
dey Of September, 1857, on Tie promises, prsceesl
10 sell much Of lots No. |, No. ? and No. 3,
comprising tire tract of Lands in the bill and pro-
ceedings mentioned as will be sufficient to pay the
sum of one hundred dollars, with interest thereon
from May, 1857, until the dav of sale, together
with all costs attending said sale.
TERMS;-Bonds with appraYeG security Que and
payable three maaths aitef thei day Of sale eacl
lot is to eGntrioute equally 10 the payment of SAID
500, interest and costs aforesaid The Lane lies
in HighlInd county, on the waters Of Jacks0n''
River, and adjoining the lands of Robert, Gsspep-
ter and cthers.
WASHINGTON STEPHENSON, com'r.
huoilsf % lShT-tds
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-09-05

Vuginia 4ueohantcs Institute. The
fourth annual exhibition of this valuable So
tiety will take place in this city on the 10Th
of October. The rules and regulations
which have eeen adopted for the exhibition
are published in another column. 1t is to
be hoped that our enterpriseing mechanics,
the ''bone and sinew' men of the country,
on whom so much depends for the advance
ment of the great interests of trade, of COM
merce and of manufactures, will exert:them-
selves as becomes men engaged in noble
and good cause Let every citizen who
desires to see our own city prosper, exert
himself in behalf of tie exhibition, with a
zeal aad determination TO- make it every
way worthy of our tioble old State Let
every one who seeks his own prosperity aid
in cause which benefits every branch OF
business-let each one do his whole duty,
and success will crown the annual exhibi-
tion il Cptooers-Rich Eng
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-09-05
TESTIMONY OF Door. o. BUTCHER.

Green Bank Pocah0ntas CO., April 10Th, 800.
Gentlemen Some few months since patient
applied to ne for medical I'D lee afflicted with a
severe foru of secondary syphilis Che had been
der the charge of two physicians E;ithout deriving
relief,)s ! commenced using the regular remedies
Of the profession, bu the disease stnboorny resis-
ted all my efforts. II ne reputation cfNGrtera Span
ish Mixture having reached me, ard oeing person
ally acquainted with yourselves, determined to
give il a trial. did so, andsinla short time its
good effects sgere evident, and tArde bottles cured
him. ~ =
As AT act Of justice to suffering humanity, can
not WITHHOLD my testimony to its virtues as an al
teraive ana prompt purifier of the blood, and take
pleasure in recommending It to the profession and
the public generally Yours respectfully,
o. BUTCHER, NJ. D.
August S, ls57.-4w.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-09-05

4 NACL.-Ir obedience to decree OF the Cir
cuit Court of Augusta colE.y, rendered ct The Ne
vember term, 1855, for the rarpose OF closing the
partnership heretofore existing between Lorenzo
Shaw and Moses Stricker. and ascertaining the
interest Of said St~iekIer will, as commissioner
on Friday. the llh ooy Of September next, sell i
public auction, on tile promises, the TRACT OF
LAND lying in the county Of augusta, OH which
Is situated EsrEfSE FURNACE now in the possession
of said shaw q stcickler lying he IA Cen
tral Railroad. and containing about 9100 A eres,
well supplies with timber AID iron ore. The Fur
ace is now in good repair and in successful opera
ton; situated about miles from, with good road
to, the Railroad There are on the premises com
Portable DWELLINGS, with all necessary Out
Houses thing ready for any one purchasing
to go into business.
TERMS:-So much of the purchase moncY as
will pay the expenses Of sale and tue costs OF suit
will be required in cash the residue credit OF
one, two and three years will be given, the ppr-
chaser giving bonds with approved personal secu-
rty. The title, also, to the land will be retained
until all the purchase money is paid ultimate Sc
cuiity. d. 6. YOUNG, com'r.
August e. lS57.--tle
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-09-05
Circuit COnri for Highland County,

Jul Y .SP ECJAL TEPN, 1857.
FsNiE .sst Viii and Testament of John ). Steuart,
deceased. and the c9dieil thereto having tn;
il being sagges-e4 to the Court that Pasehal Da
Wis, WHO is nominated il said win the Executor
thereof, has permanently removed from this Com
monvealth that be 15t execute the trust i'm
posed him by said VA, it $, therefore, the
M tien Of Margaret SteAare enc OF the legatees
uus!er ssid Will ordered that rule be awarded +.
ganst said Paschal Davis .returnable hefe the lst
dav &C October Court next, to shelg caEse 4 ne
can, why administration. with tic WA Annexed, of
said John L. Steusrt, deceased, shall not be grant
& 20 The SAD Margaret Steuartor some other per-
son, and that copy Of this order be published in
one of the newspapers published in Staunton for
four successive weeks.
Copy--Teste.
Aug. l5-tws. 4. STEPHENSON, CfE.
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NO VTTL't

T SHALL on the 18th day of September, 1857, move
Amherst, then sitting at Amherst Court House, in
the State of Virginia. to permit me to receive all
money personal property that may belong to
my wards-Oyras H. Creasey, Fabius B. Crcasey,
Pleasant NJ Il. tCreasey. Benjamin F. Creasey, and
Reuben c. Creasey, they being minors Under tho
age of q years, and now residing in the county Of
Perry, i'll the State of Arkansas. This apple iti6n
is founded on the Va, Code, Chap. l29 The un-
dersigned having been advised that there
tain monies due his said wards. which said monies
are arder the control of tle said Circuit Court for
tie County lof amherst in die State of Virginia,
But should the said Circuit Court not be sitting On
the said 18th day of September 1857, then the appl
cation above stated will be made to the said Court
at the Court House of Amherst county, in Va, on
the Ali day of the March Term Of said Court in The
wear 1858
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-09-05
MI n ID.

Near New Hope, in this county. on the
26.h ult,, Mrs. FANNIE s., wife of Samuel
CARRIER, in the SD year of her age 1t is
not the design of the writer t. attempt tc
make the good appear botte:; sll..dice it to
say, that it yes always the am Of the de-
ceasedto mike all around her happy and COM
Portable, AMI more but true believer in tic
merits OF Christ could have borne such trou-
bles and Affections as it was her lot to do
May the bereavea husband and frondc
look unto him fer help, who is l. ighty 70
s@Fe and str5ag 70 denver D.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-09-05
STAUNI0N AfOCLEN FACTORY,

HAVING recently been employed by Mcssrs.
IL CRAWFORD & DoNAoHE, as superintendent OF
tia STANTON WOODEN FACTORY, and the
establishment having undergone thorough repair,
Flake pleasure in SAYING 10 the citizens IF this,
and adj oining counties. thai we have aew on hand
a full assortment of W00LEN GOODS; such g;
and q Kerseys, Satincts, Jeans, Pain and PLAID
LinseYs, White Flames. Goored and Bed Blum
kets, and Stocking Yarns Of al grades and colors,
which are all warranted perfect and to give salts
faction in every respect. WIN tremy gears espe-
riemee in the best W oolen Mills in the State, fat
ter mvsclf that all goods manufactured by us, will
b. found superior to any herefefors cfered an tbs
market. Also,
WANTED so ooo POUNDS OF WOOL
fer vl.iek tne sighess cash rricc a.llbepaid:.
=. JAMES Z. <O'R0KK,
Superintendent 8. W. Z.
July Is, lss7.-Spee copy Ems.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-09-05
SPECIAL NOTICES.

HoJlo,ray's O.ntn,rnt and PiHs.-The infallibility
of these medicines in the treatment of scurvy and
all diseases of the skin aud glands and the wonder
full effect cf the Pills ia stomach complaints and d-
arrhoa. render them indispensable to all travellers
ov sea or land T1ev have been Couaterfeitedi
There is cure test, however, whereby 10 telltAe
genuine, viz, the II'ater-nark, "Hollo,cag, New
YORK and London" that exists in every leaf of the
Book of directions. The wards are semi transpar-
emit in tie paper, and visible BY locking through the
leaf to the light
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-09-05
AGENCY in Highland.

l.ss.sssw J. RYHo. Esq, Of Highland, is
al authorized agent to pre- re subscriptions
for the 1indicator in tie county Of High
land. His .geceip.s fog mercy pad, uill be
gool against u.s.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-09-05

Threatened Disclosures. Mrs, Cunning
ham says that she is determined no longer
to submit, in silence, to the attacks made
upon her. but will shortly make some curl
Gus disclosures, in a communication that
she lie now preparing for publication.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-09-05
Receiipt& for The Findicotor for tie 'eeeh
ending September, 5, 1857
~ AR ESsED.

0e tao 10Th of Augrsf. BY tie Rev.
J9ha D. Freed. Mr. GGo WIMER to Miss
Anna RgXRoAps. all of Pende:on count =,
Va luce
By d. sarae on the 9th of August, Mr..
sIAuN&N MOVERS to Miss SARAH Ann SMITH,
ali Of Peadletoh county, Va.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-09-05

Mr.. Mccormick, the inventor OF the
Reaper, has offered TO give $4,000 Pc
year towards the support of a Presby terian
Church at Chicago, if they will secure Rev.
DR.. Rice, of St Louis, as pastor. The OBJ
ject Of the movement is said to be to coun-
teract the Anti.Slavery tendencies of the
Church
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-09-05
Agency in Allegheny.

LEwls P. HoLLowAy, Esq, is an author
lied agent for the Yindicator in the county
of Allcghauy, and his receipts for money
paid him, will be good against us.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-09-05

NEW FIaM.-Haying purchased the Cloth
~ ing Establishment of Steiner, Bros. Co., we
respectfully solicit continuance Of the patronage
heretofore bestowed on that house. We will al
WAYS keep on hand good stock OF READY MADE
CLOTHING, and viii sell as low as any house in
the Stata Of Virginia.
LoWENsTEIN & ELKAN.
sta..nlon, Jaiy IS, 1851.
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Great Bargains.

WITH view 70 reduce my stock, l shall from
E w this day uni LIST October, offer every des-
eription of Geudsat rerp reduced prices. many ar
ticos at cost and ess, dress Goees, sch as Bera-
gos. lawns, Cahcoes, and Gn,shams, very cheap
for cash. J. +. j. WHITE.
Aug Ia 1857.
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SANT CREASEY

OfPerry County, in the State OF Al kansas,
Guardian forCsrus Z. CresseY. Fa5fas b. cre1sey
Pleasant NJ. B. Greasy, JehiGm.E =, CreaseYi s.3,s
Reuben G: Creasey. Ia
August 10, lS57.-4w.
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EDKs G0O5g
DRY GOODS AND CLOTHlFG.
Important News,

.yJNIIE new firm Lowensten & Eikans tae success
i ors of Steiner, Bros. Co.., offer the cutie
Stock of Clothing st prime. cost, in order to make
room for ( large stock Of Fall and Winter Goods.
We shall commence selling off at cost, from the LIST
day OF August until the Is September. We there
and this well known house a call before purchasing
elsewhere, as now is the very time for paie aias
Remember the old StfnG. ~ Store House west Of
Virginia House, ard opposite John b. Sherrer':
Confectionery. LOWENSTlEN Il ELkAN.
August |, lS57.-Spee. copy.
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Caution.

I GAVE certain Daniel a. Mohler my bond for
II SIS, dated 18th Of August 1857. but in trade of
horses, as the consideration OF the bond has failed .
the obligee having piaeteed deceit me, shall
not pay it, and foreycrn persons .rcm purch lsiag
it. 49,. 9. Il. HARRIS.
August %, IS57.-lt.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-09-05

seU Bic SALEOF PERSON Al PROP
81 ERTY will be sold onIhursaoy, the 10Th day
sof Septeper next. at public SALE at the late resi-
dence Of Samuel Black, decd, on South River, ell
of his Personal property, consisting of Is head of
valuable Horses and Colts, several good brood
Mares, fine black Stallion, 40 head az Cattle, con-
isisting of Mich Cows and Cattle ranging fl OH
10 years old, seme of them tat about 40 head of
Hogs. Sows and Pigs, So head of excellent Sheen.
'6 or 700 bushels of Wheat, or 900 OF which IS
clean, nice white wheat picked expressly fer seed ;
lot Of Rye, and Oats about 500 bushels of Corn,
. Is or 20 tons Of hay, l. Carriage and Harness,
Buggy and Harness, so lbs. of Wool, 'THeEsHING
MACHINE, and all the Farming Utensils consisting
Of Ploughs, Wagons, Harrows, Acc Also, vari-
ETY. Of Household Furniture, Cider Mill, Copper
Still Turning Lathe, and a,variety Of articles too
numerous to mention.
TERMS Nine months credit on all sums over
SIS, with bond and good security SIS and under,
cash, will be required. 80
IA j. S!DsEf MOFFETT,
JAMES y. BLACK,
Aug. %, Is57.-st. Administrators.
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CHEAP
c As FL ST Or z

Y n y sHSA =
TIME subscriber Gate ef+W atnesboroo would
, & respectfully inform the citizens of Stauuton
az Is vicinity, that having purchased Of Col.
Bsyi.r, his stock of
- DRY G00i9s,
and rented his Store fhouse oFtosite the Virginia
Hotel will offer the same for cash, without regard
to cost.
The stock comprises a various assortment of
DRY GOODS AND CLOTHING.
in good condition, and in order to makeroo for
lis FIJI purchases, will offer to the public such
and fements in the way Of low prices as ere rarely
fIc fatters himself, that from the very liberia;
couragement he received at Waynesboro, during a
period OF seven years, which he hopes. will by the
of conduct ON his part, selling at short
profits, meet with like encouragement by the
good people Of stanton and the surrounding coun-
y. S, Ii. HILR.
August Is, 49,,
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AMERICAN SAFETY PAPER
MANUFACTURING COMPANY.
l,I- HTI1v1. vyn.)Lt
CAPITAL $500, 900
OF NEN YORK.


a. NICHOLAS, President nffce, 20 Wall At
a perfect Security against all monner Of
Fraud or (ounterteiting on Paper. To
prereat Photog1ophs and Anastofic
.Counte,feits, Erqsures, Transfers Or
alterations.
JrAyING purchased the Patent for the excntisc
Al right to maaatacture and sell the new Chemical
Paper of AMERICA invented and patented III Id
gland by uENRg ClYNN, celebrated chemist ard
officer ia.the British army, it is hardly necessary
Kent, Assayor of the I, S. Mint, Mr.. Lyman of the
New York clearing house, and Meade& Brothers.
extensive and skilful photographers, 2s3 Broad
way, New York. The latter say that no imitation
the safety paper. Below is our list Of price, =
Bank Checklists cents per 10.
Bank Bills-sl9 for 1000 sheets.
Bills of exchange .S25 for 1000 shcets.
Promissory Notes-40 cents per ~.
Sigh. and Time Drafts--S25 for 1000 sheets.
IGslranee Polcies40 cents per ID,
Railroad Stocks and Bonds. 40 cents PER ID
Bones and Mortgages, 40 cents per ID.
Wills and Deeds, 40 cents per lb.
For wrapping silks and other fine articles ii is
excellent, as it pge7ents moths 40 cts. ID.
For indenture5 and agrt ements. 40 cts. 10.
All State and County Records should always
be printed or written on this paper, as the chemi
Gals inserted in the pulp not only prevent erasurc
or transfer but make it lasting as time
For southern climates it is excellent, and mr'h
superior to any other as the moistness OF the eli
mate does not destroy 1.-THE properties inserted
IN he pulp ben nS. IN and p ,na .oa,
American states, public records can be kept over
20 years, written on Tie ordinary paper, While the
oils and other chemicals inserted in this Paper
make it indestfucibe by the ravages of time. IL
also proof aganst moths, rats and other vermin,
which feast on sad destroy all other paper now IN
~ -
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CHEAP BAREGES AND TISSUES.--l have a
~ large lot of these goods worth from 81 to 62l5
cents, which will close out at Is cents per yard
nice goods for summer Terms Cash.
mo. +. J WHITE.
Ipns 9s. 1857.
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Last Notice.

WISHING TO close up the affairs OF the late firm
w of White Patton, this is tn give notice 10
all who are indebted by Account or Boad, that all
unsettled Claims VIII be handed to tae proper Off.
GERS for collection alta very early dav trust It's
notice will save me this unpleasant alternative. -.
Aug. %, 1857. JN0. +. j. WHITE,
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TIN w AEeE.

flain and Painted, Copper and Brass Kettles o.
every size, for Apple Butter making, STILLS
manu- featured TO order. and constantly kept O.
land, ROOFING, SP0UTiNG, AND REPAIR
ING done at the shortest notice. i. +. I.
Al gust %, ls57.-2m
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INTERESIING TO THE LADIES.
fgNHE Subscribers artas,v in receipt Of select
u asso tment of Goods. expressly bought to &C
coimodhte the summer trade, viz:
Swiss Muslins, Bfastes, new style Prints,
French worked Collars and Sleeves,
~Flouncings Cambria and Swiss Edges,
and Inseitnes, Cotton and Linen Frngss.
Linen Buttons, Silk Trimmings,
.Fr.nges, &e., Tafieta Ribbons,
and Ribbons assorted widths,
Black SILK Laces, Black ilk Nett,
Jet Bueked Elastic Belts,
India Rubber Combs, &c.
Our stuck Is again complete, give rs a call,
PIPER FJNKHoUSER
Angus, /, ls57.--spec. eopy., #
CLoTHINa. cLoTHING.!
Tn order to close out my Stock of Spring and
u Summer Clothing, will sell them at prime cost
I5r eGsa. Gentlemen wishing t. purchase will do
well 10 call and examine for themselves,
have all accounts drawn off up TO the let July.
end all persons indebted to me either by note or
open account will please call and settle
f"'' LEWIS LEOPOLD.
July %, 1857.
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f. r.. POIN I s

C0UKIHG STUVF.
TWAS on hand fine lot Of COOKING STOVES,
embracing various patterH9, large end e+eel
lent assoftnents OF
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IN COUNCIL FOR THE TOWN OF STAUN.
i TON, August q, 1857, the following Ordinance
was passed
An Ordinance to Establish and Regulate
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Che Marlstts.
WHOLESALE PRICES.
STAUNTON, SEPT. 5, 1856

RICHMOND MARKET, Sept. 81, 1857.
Repo,ted By Ansoa Richards.
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HOUSE AND EaT FOR SALE Al
GREEN BANK.

SIUlTAAi.E FOR Tavern, Boarding House. G;
> private family, and fine opeoin@ for Mer-
chant. Physician, or Teacher. For particulars,
address the undersigned at Green Bank, Pocahon-
It's County, Va. /. !. SLAYkN.
Aug. s, iS57.-snn.
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7. s. Please remember that there are variosa
kinds of Goods, in which are selling inviting
bargains r al r"
August /, 1857 Spec. copy, F,Fs
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VXyHALEB0NE, Brass and Rattan in store. cali
w soon; demand greater tan the stock on
hand. PIPER 4 FUNkH0DSER.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-09-05

SOO LBS. Cotton Yarns from 4 to l6, prime
COO artiete, for sale at the lowest market rates.
- j, +. j. WHITE.
August Is, 1857