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Ready-Made Clothing
Furnishing Establishment
SPRINGS & HEATH

RESPECTFULLY inform their friends and
the public generally that they have received and
are receiving an extensive assortment of Ready
Made Clothing at their old stand on the north
side of Mint street, to which they invite atten-
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1857-04-07

ACQUITTED.-Thej jury in the case of
Lee, the Clerk, who shot Mr. Hume of
Alexandria, have rendered a verdict of &C
uuittai.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1857-04-07
MOUNTAIN DIsTRICT.--The Ashe'

MOUNTAIN DIsTRICT.-The Asheville
Eovs saws that at The earnest solicitation of
any citizens of that District, Hon. Thos.
CIingman has consented to again be-
mo candidate for reelection to Con-
gress-
FORTH DIsTRICT.-The Democracy of
Wake county have appointed so delegates
en- District Convention, and instructed
,bo,n TO vote for the denomination of the
Hon. L. OBJ. Branch for that District
Johnston county has also nominated Mr.
Branch.
rr Maurice Q. Waddell, Esq, of Chat
Lon, county, has announced himself as a
candidate for Congress in the 5th District,
,ateiv represented by E. G. Reade. The
Milton Chronicle says that John A. Gilmer,
En- of Greensboro. is the choice of the
,,ortv in that end of the District. Mr. Fos-
ter Of Randolph, is also spoken of. All
know-nothing-w wings.
The democrats of that District will have
q candidate in the field. We learn that
Robert E. Rives, Esq, of Chatham, will pro-
badly be the man.
Col. II. T. Paine declines a denomination
as a candidate for Congress in the lst Dist.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1857-04-07
N. c. PRESBYTERIAN PAPER.

We have received a Circular addressed
Ito the Ministers, Ruling Elders, Members
and friends of the Presbyterian Church in
North Carolina concerning the publca-
ton of Church paper in this State. The
circular is signed by S. Cotton. II. McAlis-
ter. F. X. Nash, n. Mckay, w. w. Pharr.
H. B. Cunningham, E. w. Caruthers, w.
n. Mebane, C. X. Caldwell, ]. NJ. Sher-
wood. C. H. Wiley, Geo. Mcneil, Sen.
Z. Nye Hutchinson. After showing the
necessity and practicability of Church
organ for the Presbyterian denomination in
North Carolina, the circular says:
1--WE propose therefore to raise the sum
of $4,000 as permanent capital, TO put it
on a sure basis and give it a fair and manly
start. To secure this amount, the stock
may be divided into so shares of ! 100 each,
and we appeal to the Church in North Ca
rolina, with the confident hope that the men
can be found who will say, Let the work
go forward!
Already 35 shares have been taken, with
little or no effort. Should more than 50
shares be taken, we may either increase the
amount Cf the capital, or by making the
SililfGS smaller, say SOU edCH' increase the
number of proprietnrs. If the paper is
conducted on the cash plan, it will be un-
necessary to call in more than a very small
portion Of the capital.
As soon as so subscribers are obtained.
it is proposed that they meet at some CEN
trail point, in person or by proxy, to select
a location, title, Editor or Editors, and
make all other necessary arrangements for
the publication of the paper.
Persons wishing to subscribe TO the stock
or to make suggestions touching the inter
ests of the paper, are requested to address
Rev. w. W. Pharr, Oak Lawn p. O.; Rev.
w. n. Mebane, Madison, or Rev. George
Mcneil, Fayetteville"
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1857-04-07

u The New York appointments of the
President seems to have given general
satisfaction, as much so as could have been
expected, considering the condition of par
ties in that State. The n. Y. Day Book,
instead of lending its aid to heal the divi-
sions of the democracy in New York, com
plains about the appointments, the main
cause of such complaint being, no doubt,
that its particular favorites were not larger
recipients. 1t is stated that the merchants
Of the city are well satisfied with the post
master and collector.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1857-04-07

WASHINGTON, April 3.-Innumerable
applications have been made at the Post
office Department for appointments as
Route agents and to small Post Offices
throughout the country; all of which are
entirely fruitless--a rule having been
established to make no removals except
for cause.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1857-04-07

FREIGHT ON GOODS FOR TIE INTERIOR.
The Wilmington Herald directs the
attention of the authorities of the Whining
ton and Weldon and North Carolina Rail
roads to the subject Of high freights on their
respective Roads. A Wilmington merchant
offered TO sell Cuba Molasses to a Salisbury
merchant at A cents per gallon, but the
Salisbury merchant replied that the freight
ON the y. c. Road was so high that he
could not purchase in Wilmington to an ad
vantage-that he received a few hhds.
from Charleston, which cost AZ cents, and
the charges on that (the S. c. Road were
81 per hid. less than by the n. c. Road"
which made the mOlasses cost less than if
bought in Wilmington at As cents. The
Herald says:
We protest against Odi"us discrimina
tons and excessive rates of freight by our
railroads, which enure to the detriment of
our trade and So the advantage of rival
communities. And we call upon the Di-
rectors of the North Carolina and of the
Wilmington and Weldon roads to set this
matter right at once"
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1857-04-07

- The case of the deaf mute. VIM.
Keck. who recently in rencOntre at the
Deaf and Dumb Asylum in Raleigh. acct
dentally killed another unfortunate inmate
of that Institution, named John c. Harrell,
was tried last week, and the Attorney Gen
eral declining to prosecute the prisoner on
account of his affection, hew acquitted.
The prisoners counsel admitted that he
was guilty of manslaughter. The jury re-
turned verdict of manslaughter, with re-
commentator that Judgment be suspended.
Whereupon Keck was released and return
ed to the Asylum.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1857-04-07

Cook, Albert
Camp, Vardery
Chadwick, John r
Cooper, Hugh
Cunningham, Robt
Carson, Thos X
Carter, VIM
Campbell. VIM H
Cochran, H NJ
Caldwell. Sims
Cathcy, G. e
Carter, Michael
Cooper, VIM
Colales, Proctor Il
Crawford, Martin
Crook, Henry
Campbell. James PM
Council, James w
Carr, Cynthia or Mar
garet A.
Caldwell. Mrs r J
Cooper. John J
DOMAIN, Thomas
Division, Mccklen-
burg S of L
Durant, Rev H II
Dixsen, William w
Duke, r L w
Davis, Sidney
Davis, Mrs Louisa
Davis, Sarah NJ
Dawes, VIM
Davis, David G.
+
Earhart, III G
Edison. T NJ
Edwards, Z S
Eanes. Thos B
Edwards, B +
Erwin, Miss Mary
Elms, A A
Eagle, John
F
Fraser, Joseph G
Frasier, Miss Nj j
Freanea, Ramsen II
Farrow, John
FulhaIh, Saml c
Freeman, NIissLouisa
Flanagan, j n
Fuller, Bartholomew
Mares, Miss w f
c.
Gillesp, Michael
Glenn, Mrs Mary
Garth, Mrs VIM
Garrison, Henry
Griffith, James
Grath, c ID
Gibson, Henry NJ
Greenwich, John
Glover, A b 2
Griffith, Miss JaneP
Gillaspy, Patrick
Galloway, Caroline
Gassaway, c
Gillespie, O
Gratin, John
Griffin, BENZ B
Gum, Oliver
Gray, James 3
Gleason, Joel II
Garrison, Harvey
Henderson, l. B Q
Harrison, b +
Hipp, Mrs Mary c
HolIingsworth, NJ & 7
HOWE, w l.
Hoover. L NJ
Hornets Nest Divi-
sion S of I
Hamilton, Jacob
Hundley. Ellen A
Houvcr. Miss Jane
Hazel, Henry
Hunter, w NJ
Hayes, S l.
Hunter, Joseph
Hunter, Abner S
Hathcock, w j
Henderson, Jas z
Hutchinson, John
Hicks. George
Harmon. Martha
Howie, John
Houie, James Ii
Hunter, A B
Hudson, Mrs Mary
Houston, Miss Eliza A
Harris, Charles
Hodges. g w
Harris, S II
Inglis, | A g. W
Ingrane, DIR John NJ
Irwin, John + 2
j
Jamison, John II
Jerden, G.
Johnston. | F
Johnston, J A
johnson, A p
Jarnison. Thos j
Jourdan, Annanias
Persons calling fol
~lnncn cou 4hn orA ~
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1857-04-07

NEW Posi- OFFICES.-A Post Office has
been established in Iredell county, called
Granite Hill, II. NJ. Mill, =. M. Also,
Happy Home, Rutherford county, w. w.
Connolly, L. NJ.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1857-04-07

RusseIrs Magacine.-Mr p. j. Lowrie
has laid upon our table the first number of
a new monthly Periodical called "Russell's
Magazine" just issued at Charleston, S. c.
II is handsomely gotten up, and on examin-
alton we find its pages filled with interesting
and valuable matter. The prospectus of
the work says:
lit is established and designed to meet a
commonly felt want, and TO give utterance
and circulation to the opinions, doctrines
and arguments of the educated mind of the
South especially, and to promote in its
sphere and measure. the progress of a sound
American Literature, free from party
shackles or individual prcjudices."
The subscription price is So per annum,
or 25 cents by the number. Mr. Lowrie, at
the Bookstore, is the Agent for this place.
4The Salisbury Waterman is mistaken
in saying that it clipped the extract about
commercial cities Ito which it appends a
reply from the Western Democrat" We
agree with the Watchman's remarks on that
subject.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1857-04-07

II At sale of negroes, belonging to
the estate of VIM. Mcknight. decd, in this
place on Wednesday last Calvin, young
aud likely man, brought $4,000; Isaac,
a man, about ga blacksmith stated to
be not entirely sound, brought Sl.!95.00;
Nancy. a woman some SO or 90 years of
age, and afflicted with rheumatism. brought
S3OO.OO,-all bid off by neighbors of the
deceased. This does not look much like
our people were all broke.-GreenSborough
Patriot.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1857-04-07

WASHINGTON, April IA post norton
examination of a gentleman who died in
Pennsylvania from disease contracted at the
National Hotel in this city, shows a deposit
of arsenic in the stomach. A patient now
here suffers enlargement of the abdomen
from some cause, and with marked symptoms
of being poisoned.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1857-04-07

y A new Post Office has been establish
ed in CASTOR county, this State, called
Pleasant Ridge D. A. jenkins, P. N.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1857-04-07

q To supply the vacancy IN the Con-
gressional delegation from South Carolina,
occasiOned by the death of Preston s..
Brooks, an election will be held on the first
Monday and Tuesday in May. There are
six candidates.
q They are about to build a new Court
House in Davidson county, at the county
seat-Lexington. The building is to cost
100000, and is expected to be the finest
Court House in the State.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1857-04-07

The Western Pork Crop Of I956-7 is
estimated by the New Orleans Price Cur
rent at "a per cent less than that of 1856.
New ORLEANS, March 30.-It is rumor-
ed that an expedition is about fitting out
here for some point in Central America
1t is said that it is the intention of the par
ty to make the first demonstration against
Veragua, province near Granada, be-
tween Costa Rica and Panama.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1857-04-07

GREAT EQUESTRIAN MARCH-ALBANY,
March 30.-Two sporting men of this city,
Taylor and Dalton, started on horse from
the Exchange this morning at O'Clock, for
a one hundred miles race, without rest or
feed. The bets are $4,000 side. Whites
town, Oneida county, was the termination
of the race. Taylor's horse arrived at
Whitestown at $50 P. NJ, making the
hundred miles in twelve hours and half,
and winning the race. Dalton's horse was
a quarter of mile behind.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1857-04-07

|The Hon. Kenneth Rayner addressed
a know-nothing meeting in HEREFORD county
one day last week. Some of his expires
sions, it is said, were very bitter and VIC
lent 1t is rumored that he will be the
know nothing candidate for Congress in the
First District.-StdRdGrd.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1857-04-07

New GRANADA AND THE UNITED STATES
New YORK, April 1.-The New York
Herald has a special dispatch, which says
that Commissioner Morse and Mr.. Bowline,
have entirely failed in their mission t" the
New Granada Government for rcparation
for the Panama massacre.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1857-04-07

SCARLET FEvER.-The scarlet fever in
number of fatal cases last week was 46. 1t
Is estimated that there are from 500 to
2, 1000 cases under treatment.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1857-04-07

ATLANTIC \. c. RAILROAD.-A Colds
borough correspondent speaks of the work
on this Road as follows:
The work on the Atlantic road (from
GOldsboro to Carolina City, which is to con-
meet Us with the seaboard, is being rapidly
pressed forward. The track is all laid be-
tween Newbern and Kinston, a distance of
about 80 miles. The cars are expected to
run to within six miles of Kinston in few
days. The work of laying down the iron
on Gov MOrehead's contract, between New
bern and Beaufort, is about to be commenc-
ed, and will be pushed forward to rapid
completion
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1857-04-07

CHARLOTTE, n. c.
April 7, 1857. 40-tf
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-12-26
rHE>ss II EAT EEs E2IEOY OF TIE
MN ETEENI,H EENlUR Y

ET0R SGB0FULOUS AND Can ER0GS Dr.
Il SEASES, Glandular aud White Swelling, Col
tire, Malignant Ulcers and Old Sores, Tet9er. Salt
Rheum, Opthania, Zip disease, Pimples, 5Biotcies
the Face, and all diseases originating in i'm
pure state Of the blood.
KEEP THE BLOOD Strengthen and in
yigorate the SYSTEM and You nine tentls of
all causes of disease, and ESCAPE much suffering.
DIR L0UNSBERBY Il CO.'S IMPERIAL De
CURATIVE, is especially adapted TO fulfil all those
important particulars. 1t purides and cnriehes the
blood invigoratcs the whole system, and relieves
patients from the many disagreeabc feelings con
nectcd with dsordcred state Of the liver and
stomach. AS Tonic it is Invaluable Females of
weak and deoilitatcd habit will find il to be val
liable medicine for reinvigorating the system. This
valuable medicine is used extensively hv the pro-
pretors in their sell known and successful treat
fsses, tot CANCERS, SCROfUiA and Chronic Di-
seases its great in eleetiag in these
ohstnatclsnd painful diseases, has established lis
value aid popularity wherever it has been tscd
Those using the Imperial Depuratiye, will receive
spcca} smcaieal adRi5e ftsm TIE principal ece in
PHILADELPHIA, each bottle being accompanied with
check for that purpose; and by attention to this
matter. tn" NEST & iii cult cases can be cured. For
ssle at TIE prug.S tore of
DR.YFN..B. YOUNG.
Stauntdn. Va.
Agent also for LOT NSBERRY d CO.'S ANTI
fltLoGlSTlC AIIrHEALlNG SALNE.
t,t,f g -
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-12-26
JOHN G. GROVE,
Tin a,sl Coppcrssnith,

AND DEND&s,el N STOVES,
ID EShE0TFl LILY iafnrmss.aise friends and Gus
h~ tonerS, thst iiesas ga land good assortment OF
TIN II 4 RI, 6c.,
ea 5racng every srticle IN use; and that he will cx
centc to order any vatin his line at Tie shortest
notice, AID on roasoRlsblc terms. lie keeps con
stantly on nanfl. ayai,c Ytof ooking Stoves OF the
netc9t patterns and most approved form and invites
an examination Of his stock. he is confident the
price of the articles ctnno fail obe satisfactory to
purchasers,
fnankiul for the patronage heretofore extended
TO him. he respectfully solics continuance of tic
same and assures the public. that every eyeftian en-
his pant will be made to give istaeton, both az
to price aud workmanship.
Mf3.. Cali ON Main Street, at the Old POSI- Office
enIncr. JOHN c. Gkot i.
April II, lS51.
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

u j. HOPE, Dealer in Groceries and 9Flour--
II. OPP the7r sscnger Depot ,ssnd near the
American Hotel, Staunton, Va.
BAYLOR u BAYLOR, Attorneva,ut Saw. Vi
ID Opposite County Clerks Office.
u F. POINTS, Dealer in Stoves, Tin and Cop
~. per Ware, one door above Union Hail.
~ z. MOOD manufacturer and dealer in Car
u. riage and Buggy Harnces, Shop the corner
opposite the Natoaal Hotel
~ B0oLEY, Fashionable Tailor opposite old
L.. Post Office Main ST., StauntuuJ Va.
Is 7. ALBERTSON, Attorney at Law and No
H. tars Public, MayEcsborough, Va.
~ 7. CLICK, Saddle Harness. and Trunk ma
N. ker, under Yiudieator Office.
1IENRl HUGHES, manufacturer and dealer il
i Boots x Shoes, one door west of Marble Yard
FJaEMAN K BELL, Aaoruey, at Lor, Office cr
4 rosite the Court House.
II VI. BELL. Notary Public and Commissioner
j L. Ia settle accounts, opposite Court House.
T 0'REAR. Merchant Tailor, under the Vndi
- Gator Office.
4 i. EVANS, Dealer in Tobacco and Scgars
IS AlainSt., stanton. Va.
7 b. tNT0Nl, dealer in Confectionery Fruits
- Main ST., Staunton, w.
/ b. SCHEBER. Noafreitoner. t,reecr.>an6 ID
- ker, corner of Court House Alley.
Aeok fotbiTZ. Wholesao4an and Retail dealer
} in READY Made Glethpss vopsstl, IT n H. llotel
i1hANt'fb nv * W., dealers III - v Ahout
y and Groceries, opposite Va. Hoe,
NTaBBIS 4 Go0ltE. fIcrohants. aad Genera
~ lrader, IN Fancy and Staple Good aud Gro
cerics, opposite the indicator Office.
\ X. Trout, Attorney at Law, Office ON Court
= Y +. finuse Row.
u y. POWELL. & 60 Family Groccrs 4 Flour
Il Merchants under Union Hall
ee. Country Preduc, bought and sold.
YINERk GUSHING, Auctioncers and General
\ gents. uudar Union Hall.
NV :. G0AEFER, Auctioncer, Collector ard
4 e. General Agent. Inquire at Vindicator.o ltce
VA. FEMALE INSTITUTE, Staunton, - a.
Rev Il. IL. Philips, Principal
w BARkMAN, Atsa,esae snd i, vsnil dealers il,
W Tohaeco Aail- Sugars opposite Va Hotel.
QUARTER OAK Life Insurance Co II. W
~ shelley agent ppposite o5sCeGtral Bank.
}oBT Johnson son, Cabinet makers and
IN tndertakcrs, Gospel Hill South side.
sANEf i.-SElG, Attorney at Law, Moutcre~
81 ltighla' county, Va.
y ]. GI.ENnY, dealer in Tobacco. Ssrp.f and
a. Sfgars, New Street, c. & Cochran, gent.
I INK a klNNEa, druggists and dealers in
4 4 Paints Oils, pyeatuas, de-, Main ST, Stauu-
ron, va.
IL 81 gEEa& no. Ti7eret wand Sale Stables
4. Enqt re- E ( tiae-sst : lfft hbtc.
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and respectfully ask MS old customers and friends
generally, in the counties of Rockbrdge, Bath, Al
leghany Greenbric, Munroe, and Pocahontas, to
favor linn with a call and examine for themselves. as
It will at altimcyaord MIN great pleasure to exhib
bis Goods, being confident that he and will sell
t,ocds as low any House west o the Blue Ridge.
His stock consists of all kinds Of Goods Usually
kept in country store, suclras,
Cloths, Gassimcres, NoetiAgs, oil kinds of
Dress Goods, Silks, &C., Shoetings, Tick
ings, Drillings Cotton Yarns, and Ser
vant's Wear of every description, togeth-
er with a general assortment of Hard
ware and Queensware, Boots and Shoes,
Hats, Caps, Dyes, Paints, Oils, &c.
have, also, on hand good assortment of
READY MADE CLOTHING,
which has been carefully selected in the Northern
Markets, thathe will sell at small advance much
more reasonable than lie has ever before offered
Asa, a general stock of Groceries, Coffee, Sugar,
.sSAf II, PLASTER. M0kASSES, RICE, TEAS,
SODA. SOAP, SPICES, RAlSlNS, and in fact,
every thing wanted in family all of which he will
sell as low the same qualities can be bought in
Richmond with the cost of freight added, either by
Wholesale Retail for cash or to punctual custo-
mers or take in exchange all kinds of Country Pro-
duee at the highest market prices.
Thankful for past fayors, and hope, by his low
prices To merit continuance of the same.
July 4, ls57-ly. a. :. LARA.
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Cheap Groceries.
+. .O'ROAR X.

UNDER TfiE POST OkFICI,
T7HANKFEE for pest sf9yors, resro stful.y IN
Il forms the pablic, taat hchas now on hand as
CHEAP or eHEArIRan assortment of GROCERIES,
can he found in Stai nton consisting in part Of
Fine and Common Sugar,
do. do. Coffee,
Mnlasscs, Cheese, Fish,
Teas, Candle, BroomS,
Buckets. &c.
In short every article usually found in a wlide-
sale Grocery.
-ALS0,-
\ choice selection Of the best Liquors,
French. aud Apple Brandy.
Gin, Old Rye, and Monongahcla Whisky,
Wine, &c., dc.
Which he will sell is LOW if not LOWER. than any
ethe' House in Town. Call anu see before buying
Gle Nliee.. L. o.
Oct.-aI. ls5l.-.if.
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Republican l)inoicotor.
by NICHE u ALFRED.

TERlS The ''VINDfCA TOR" IS publish
ed epery saturday mornisgs ~ &amnton hain ST.,
tao doors East Of Union Hall, at 4teo D,Hars per
unnam if paid IL odponce, o,td to be dischurgea by
The payment Of Tco Dollars and Fyty Cents, ydc-
ayed tUoJter SIC months. No paper miH be d@scon-
Tt'a"ed, crcePt 1.-THE discretion o 'e ea"or' unless
nj Claims adjusted.
I'D YER TLsEMENT Of ten lines, (or'essy) en-
Asertod thrsetincs for do'toFyas' cedy cents
Tor each Subsequent continuance. Larger ddperttse-
tacats inserted IN the same proportion.
4 liberal discount made to those who ddseTttse by
tie geor
Professional Cards mot erceeding screen lines, arW
Sc iny.rfed FIR oae year for So 006 months for 800
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-12-26

NALU ABLE FARM FOR SALE IN
v CuIpEPER GoUNTY.-As the agent Of the
Hon. Jas. f. Strother and John A. Parker, will
sell privately their valuable FARM, lying within
one mile of Mitchell Station On the O. \. Rail
road. The road passes through the farm in full
view of the residence. Ths5srSct contains 512 A.
Ores, lis of which ere ifeii tinbened. les
beautifully and is in very good condition mis-
time for cropping. There is no better grass or
wheat land (naurally) in the State, and i Pfodu-
corn and oats well. The fences are tolerably
good, and thereis water n csesy 1dtld' The Build
ing is plain bat comfortable
ani authorized to sell this farm for SIT, 600, %
&C Paid as4ollows: Is when possession is gives,
(Which can be had at any time. and the sdi9nce
in /, and equal annual instruments. iaterestpaid
annually. Ieea assure the public that great bar
gain IS offered in the above tract Of land 1t IS sit
uated in fine neeliborhocd. with good sehoos,
churches, torres, shons,.anl mills, all convenient.
Any one-sgho may desire to examine the premises,
win please drop me line, and will meet hin at
Mitchells Station any day he may designate, and
it,he wants to buy land, he will not hesitate Gin
my opinion) to contract for Inc farm at once.
Address mcat brandy Station, Cupeper coun-
Fly, Va. DIR. IL HARRIS, Agent.
Sep. :, Is5s.-tf.
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PERUVIAN ssgfSNep.

igiIlE subscribers have made arrangements with
L Mcssrs. +. Baneda \ Bro. tt receive theiI up
ply of Guano this direct from N, chipeia
Islands, aud aretherebs enabled te+efel The arti-
.Cic to their sgricu urHl friends at lower Ii,iat5
than it can be procured in any other marAet n the
State.
They arc daily expecting the ships Zephyr" an d
"Castilian' from the Islands.
Those who desire to doso cannow cneage to pc
deFTerea irem their ships ON thcir arrival
FOMLE & co.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-12-26
New segar and Tobacco store.


ddietaiag Kameser's Jepeirg More.
TO the lovers of the Weed, and cheWei. of To
J haeco,i beg leave to announce that have Open
ii FEGIR IND TOBACCO ESTABLISH
HENT. at the above mentioned stand, where At al
times. ma, be foundScgarg Of all the most admin cd
Brands. Of imported and domestic manufacture,
aith Chewing and Smoking Tobacco Of the very
best kind. practical experience of tn8ny years
IN the above business aud a thorough know ledge
81 the .ane. ustiies in saving ,thatI supply
al demands and administer tothe tatse OF the most
tnyctetdte tobacco chew ers and smokers hope my
many ffieBds+Nil give ihe d trial. nd ebcir Kind
support IN my endeavar to establish nv eli leTe,
promising Tic til nd IL hua.
tne<s VI LILLIAN BAkkMAN
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