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Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-03-14

Abolttonists Take Notice. About eight
months ago an intelligent and valuable ne
gro man ran away from his owner, lady
residing in this city. On Saturday last, We
learn, she received letter from him dated
at Toronto, Canada, in which he respectful
ly asks permission to return, and promises
to be faithful servant to her for the remain
der of his life He says that there is more
in the name of freedom than in the reoliiy,
and for his part he is completely tired of be-
ing free, is anxious to return to his former
occupation, where he enjoyed more real free
dom than he he's ever done since he left il.
NorfeH, Xeruld.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-03-14

Eg0f sse qsgatl.s Practice.
\ ; liEkfFf CURED IN ONE NIGHT BY
De Gts ~ HIS Il.l TKit OIL.
letter from mr. kevser

UtIf tfrt NJ, %
PROE pEGRdyE af san ~ <; ~ 10.
have ~ mark oLla c,t. ban,.tr So %"
of PITTSBURGH had a v,r, =, din, "a ,ft, .I'
| appe, az oil nersotnlly ,LiL - , I'ah"
lief He i5as reeoptnen,a,l rho al =, i ie
w:tA Rheumatism, in ,lieh tbr rr,l, ~ a.. e''a
satissrt,,rv r.'l -, 7''s ere must
Gftii5ttL II u,.yo,r,
Omar crsrs- f,t,t,,es - = - r. ~. SIR
Nj Iosp,th n Ea,ia Nm AAi iS9.-~
tric 0il cured Inn i,,cf,1 - gay '"e Iiec-
pursN III To- So, 90 y r, H., r
den saws siv ,nnIicat5n, MI I'm, III ~ AN an
hi kheumatisIf ~"
NErR1fef,-Nr Da.ia M, too VI. =.
he was n n,cat snt,e, f,t - al -, - 80 say
saws D. ii trant ~ Az No,th r3i,1 : iiN' 90
trora sfjs 81 is.i it,,faiIli ~ - ",n 81
lqG,- AT (,irnro p5.r~4 Twp 30"
Ftvrp trb A,rg- 'ibe Flec,,if Oitvilf e,r. -.
IN ontAight Az Wn, Watson corr5r, ~ f.o.i
~Ii'.fs,' 7,, - ~ "''''"' zinc VI hoSeanu
AsElff,2Ti'is o.. ..e'asea new me- go.
james 4 K ih0mas. George 81, above Ninth.
kh6rN fisN-A wonderful Ia months in
hed-Miss MeGlnley Lad two doctors used the OIL
ail p vase, was cured iUi' North sixth st.
80, l - ~ -AsiHAA Ms Nary sutton, Iwen-
and i'' et',F cured ne on has singular
,, pgH>,ng ehe'' N such eaits, aAd throat and
Brass-- Hundred. and tlepfaf 4. lavobser ,,,roa
PANS IL BACK AM RefaST--TIc. + pniter ~. -
Broker Ne 6 Led r street and roo III '-s4'
Beware on gonntert5jtips seams ros,,,irst VI
Electric al i S,,a,,t - -, its.-,.. =!
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-03-14
NEW YEAR,s OFFERING
French HEcsilsocS

GUPERIOR Black and all other shades Of Ere
- Merinoes at PIPER Il FUNkIlOU SER
October Is, 1856,
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New segar and Tobacco store.

PIP 0 5 L I II VIRGINIA HOTEL,
Adjoining Kamerer's Je,relYy Store
INo the lovers of the Weed, and chewers of To-
\ oacco, beg leave to announce that have open
ed SEGAk AND TOBACCO ESTABL ISL
HENT, at the above mentioned stand, where AT al
times, may be found Segars of all the most admired
Brands, of imported and domestic manufacture.
with Chewing and Smoking Tobacco of the very
best kind. A practical experience of many years
in the above business, and thorough knowledge
of the justifes me in saying, that supply
all demands and administer to the tatse Of the most
iHyetei ate tobacco cheweTS and smokers hope my
many friends will give me trial. and ,her Kind
support. in my endeavor establish my self here
them stric: and tsithu attention to bus
mess WILLIAM BARK MAN.
May % ls56
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-03-14
DREAMING AND sCHEMING.

Some years ago. when all the world were
mad upon lotteries, the cook of middle
aged gentleman drew from his bands the
savings of some years. Her employer, Gu
rious to know the cause, learned that she
had repeatedly dreamed that certain num-
Der was great prize and had bought it.
He called her fool for her pains, and
never omitted an occasion 10 tease her upon
the subject. Oae day, however, the mas
ter saw, in the newspaper or at the book
sellers in the country town, that the num-
Der was actually the $40, 600 prize. Cook
was called up; a palayer ensues-had known
each other many years; 10th to part, &c,
in short, he proposes and is accepted, but
insists on marrying next morning y Mar
ried they were, and as the carriage took
them from the church, they had the follow
ing dialogue:
We'll, Molly. two happy events in one
day You have married, [ trust. o good
husband You have something else. But
first let me know where you have locked W
your lottery ticket
Molly, who thought that be was only
bantering her upon the old point said
Don't you say no more about it. |
thought how it would be, aud that should
never hear the end ont, SO | sold tito the
baker of our village for guinea profit; Sc
ycu need never be angry with me about it.
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iMpoRr,NT INFORMATION

fT'IIE Subscribers have opened large Wafe House
l. in the town of Staunton, opposite the PasSen-
ger Depot, and the American Hotel wi ere they
are prepared to give the highest Cash price Tor
Corn, Rye, Oats and Barley.
They will also keep constantly on hand LARGO
supply of good WHlSkEY, which they : i'll cx-
change for grain They will soon be ready to fur
nsh Ground Plaster To Farmers.
va. Cash will DO paid ior 500 thriav stock hogs.
llARMAN i. SNAHF.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-03-14

A witty fellow slipped down on an lie,
pavement While sitting he muttered. i
have no desire to sec the town burned down
but | sincerely wish the town was laid il
ashes"
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Arrival and Departure OF the Mails


STA UNION POST OFFICE.
RICHMOND-DAILy.
Arrives at 8 p m, leaves at ST M
WINCHESTER-s1x TIMES A WEEK.
Arrives at Il at night. leaves at p III.
LEXINGTON-sIx TIMES A WEEK.
Arrives at 8 p m, leaves at M
BEFERLY-TuREE TIMES WEEK.
Arrives Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
at p m, leaves Monday, Wednesday and
Friday at 6 M.
MOUNT SOLON-Tw1cE A WEEK.
Arrives Monday and Wednesday at 5 ,
m, leaves next day at 8 a N.
WEST YIEW--ruREE TINES WEEK.
Arrives Tuesday, Thursday and Satur-
day at 2 p IN, leaves Tuesday and Thurs
day at ! p m.
LEWISBURG-r TIMrs A WEEK.
Arrives Tuesday, Thursday and Satur-
day at 8 p N, leaves next daysat % p IN
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-03-14
JOHN G.. GROVE,
Tin and COppersmith,
AND DEALER In STnNEg

AND DEALER IN STU Is,
y ESPECTFULLY informs his friends and Gus
III TONER'S that he has on hand good assortment of
TIN IYARE, de-.
embracing every article in use and that he will ex-
ecute to order any work in his line at the shortest
notice, and reasonable terms. He keeps con-
stanty on hand, variety of Cooking Stoves of the
neates patterns and most approved FORM and invites
an examination of his stock, fc is confident the
price of the articles cannot fail to be satisfactory to
purchasers
Thankful for the patronage heretofore extended
to him, he respectfully socits continuance of the
game and the public that every exertion On
his part will be made to give satisfaction, both as
to price and workmanship.
Call Main Street, two doors below White Il
Pattons. JOHN c. GROVE.
October Is, 1s5G-Gmo.
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N OF &c F.!

HAVING purchased of Mr.. ABSAL0M KOtN-
4 Err all the Notes and accounts due him at the
"Repubcan Nindicator' office for subscription ar
advertising, ] take this method Of informing all
those knowing themselves to be indebted, to come
forward and pa up. Mr.. Alfred will receive all
money which may be paid at the Office.
THOMAS j. BURKE
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-03-14

A diploma Of the first class was awarded by the
Virginia Mechanics Institute fer the promotion of
the Mechanis Arts. TO Samuel Sutherland. of Rich
mend, fora ltiuns Pistols. and Rifles exhib-
tied at the Exhibition OF Articles OF American Man
uactare. held nthe City of kiehn ond, the 10th
day of Nav. lS54.
Riehmord, Nav 3 is5C-lv
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vfNHE subscriber having sold and assigned to Mr.
THOMAS j. BURKE all the Notes and Ac-
counts due the "Rcpublican Yndicator' office,
those indebted to the office for subscription prior
the LIST OF July aud for advertising pror to the 18th
OF October, 1885, will please pay their respective
accounts to him.
Those having accounts against the Office can set
tie with either Mr.. Burke or myself
December q, 1856 ABSALOM K0ISER.
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RENO WEE.

I HAVE removed lie the Room lately occupied by
4 L. lawtan, one door above Crawford 4 Cochran,
where will We please to my friends and Gus
toners. My Stock of.Goods, among which will be
found maj desirable styles, viii be sold at prime
Cost tOr Cash or its equivalent.
My accounts arc made ont to the lst inst, and |
beg leave TO say, respectfully, Bat DECIDEDLY to
those indebted, that desire and expect prompt
my demands. NM. A. SVEERETT.
stanton, Jan Il, lS5s--2m.
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DAG UERROTYPES AND AMBRO-
,FVpES

LINlSIIED in the highest style oithe ART, and
Il warranted to give satisfaction. at the most rea-
sonabe prices, at my SKY LIGHT gallery.
NJ. HUB.
n. B. Instructions given in the art, and pupils
supplied with my manufactured Instruments
the superiority of which is confirmed by my reeeiv
ing too firstpremiums atthe Exhibition in Balti
more and Philadelphia. NJ. Ii.
Waynesboro. Feb. z. ls5s.--Sree cory.
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Here is a good domestic toast May
your coffee and SANDERS against you be ever
alike-without grounds.
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9elefteo 1ooeirn.
CON I 0RT.
By ALICE CAREY.

Buatman boatman my brain is Wild,
AS wild as the rainy seas, i.
Ny poor little child, my sweet little child
Is corpse upon my knees
No holy choir to sing 60 low
No priest to kneel in prayer,
\ 0 tire-women to help me sew
A cap for ais golden hair
Dropping his oars in the rainy seq,
The pious boatman cried,
Not without Him who is life to thee
Could the little child have died
His grace the same, and the same His power,
Demanding our lore and trust,
Whether he makes of the dust flower,
Or changeth flower to dust.
On the land and the water, all il ALL
The strength to be still, or pray,
To blight .he leaves in their time 10 fali,
Or light up the hills with May.
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m. M. ROBERTSON,

ATTORNEY AT LAW, BATH C. H., VA.
WILL practice in the County and Circuit Courts
w of Bath, Allegheny, Pocahontas, Highland,
and Augusta.
To his old clients in Augusta, nc would say that
tie viii always be in attendance upon the County
aud GSIrEp STATES CevEqs HOLDEN Al 81 ttNroN.
Nav 5, lSoG-Town papers COPY.
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FsArbae Nagai.
HAVING removed nv ward from the old stand
Il miles farther mp on the Nj3iiebreuk read
and having iust received beautiful and well .eiec-
ted let OF Marble, viz Italian. Rutland ana doBes-
tic, am prepared as usual to furnish Tambstenes
OF any kind desired. number ofbaauti5al drafts
aud designs NAV be seen by ealing al the yard.
| challenge no one, neither Do | claim ether than
my own work, aad certainly neve,xh.',is ~ 5lera
III the cities a. my own. only ask tlai thasa in
want OF any hing iai my line viii call aud exam.
inc my stock before purchasing e lsee here
A. I. NlQUESNEY.
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CORPORATION COURT.

Quarterly Terms Wednesday after the first
Monday in February May, July, and
October
Grand Jury Terms ebruary and July.
Monthly Terus-.Wcdnesday after the first
Monday.
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COMMISSION BUSINESS

VNHL undersigned having determined to locate
Il permanently in Richmond for the purpose OF
selling HORSES, CATTLE, and LIVE STOCK of
every description, on Commission, AXE this method
OF informing their friends and the public generally
OF their intention They can be found. at all times,
at bacon Quarter Branch aud after the Eth
INST. 10 those who see proper to send Stock to
them for sale they promise to use their best efforts
to secure The highest prices the market Affords and
VIII endeavor to give satisfaction generally.
GEORGE W. Ora WF0RD
4
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y. Gsssesesie.

GTlfL continues TO do all kinds of Plain and Or
- namental Pain. ling, Granting, Glazing, Paper
Hanging, &c. on the most reasonable terms
Letters on business, addressedto him atStaunton
Va. will receive prompt attention.
July 5, is56-H
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40 BAGS PRIME NEW CR0p Rio CoFFER
~ direct from vessel.
Nov 20 j. BRANDGBuGG 4 CO.
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CARRIAGE MANDATORY
Al Spring nh, Augusta Covnty. Va,

TUE suhscriher respectfully informs his friends
Il and the public that he il now engaged at his es-
tablishment in Spring Hill, Augusta Co.. in the
YALLS, ROCkAWAYS. ac. all of which will be
made to order of the very best material by sape-
rior workmen ana will be cold at priees that cannot
fail to be satisfactory.
He also keeps on hand a supply Of all kinds OF
CARRIAGE AND BUGGY HARM EsS.
OF neat finish and good workmanship
lie invites the attention of purchasers to hs SPLEEN
did stock on hand, and is confident that he sell
CHEAP Err than any ether establishment OF the Kind
IN the county, and he soicits call before purehas
ing elsewhere.
New work exchanged for old-and old work re
paired on moderate terms
Nov. 20, ls56..-ly ]. 4. CLINEDINS1
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.s.sAT,.
A'EseN q y.

On 000 moor POLES WANTED, tor which
oO,OOV the highest price viii be raid upon
delivery to in sauntou. At the old Tilt Hal meF
Shop. JOSEPH j. TANNEHIlL.
w Two or three hands wanted who can make
tight work. Good wages given. J. n.
Feb. Il, ls57.-2n0s
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MARRIAGE.

Married persons Young Men, contemplating
Marriage, being aware OF Physical Weakness. Or
game Debility, uefotmities, &c, should immediate
Is consult Or. HUEr and be restored to perfect
health.
He whe places hitnself under the care of Dr.. Huet
may religiously coGide lis honor, as gentleman,
and confidently rely upon his skin physician.
lI NJ, MEM
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NAeaP furniture For Cash.
2H FiNES0fAS, Ditans and retes; Marble-tou
~ and plain Bureaus; Cottage and jenny Lind
Bedsteads; Wood and Marble Centre Tables; any
quantity of other Furniture siway on hand, at The
lowest rates.
The new strle Metallic Case always on hard.
June u, lhj6. / = d. CHANDLER.
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FALL GOODS.

WE are now opening our Fair and Winter
w Goods. embracing full assortment, to which
we invite the attention of our friends, and all Others
who want bargains. To cash as well as prompt
dealers, We offer great Inducements and ask them
to give US a call before purchasing feeling assured
they will be satisfied with eur prices and goods
Oct. Is, 1856. j. BRANDEBURG & CO.
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Es.gR Fssg .5gsE.
Public 1Nmssre.

7 WILL attend to The adjustment aud collection of
4 all claims committed to my care with fidelity
My office esn be found in Court House allev above
Geo. u. Goehrans Law office. | refer enduirers to
any respectable business citizen Of place and to
all sueh in the county @ho aay know me. Ny address
is stanton Va,
" g. STEGRETT.
Jan. 20, 1856 ~Speet. and I. American copy.
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COMMISSIONERS OF REVENUE.
District No. Thomas NJ Donaho,
John G. Slower.
Staunton r. w. Stevenson.
HIGHLAND COURTS.
Circuit Court-2d May and October.
County court--Thursday after the 3D. Mon
day in each month
Grand Jury Torms--Nlareh and October.
A. Stephenson, Clerk.
John w. Myers, Pros. Attorney.
Vim. w. Fleming, Pres. Justice.
j. Bird, Sheriff.
John Bradshaw, County Surveyor.
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w fine old French Brandy. old RYE Whiskey.
Port, Madeira and sherry Wines. VOLTS Aromatic
scheidam Seiuapps Jamaica Rum; all pure for Me
dieinal use. For sale by LAIRD LINK
Feb. Z. Druggists, Main St, stanton, va
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TIVE Waterproof Backing viii add very muci
1 to the wear OF leather; keep it soft and plant
and renders it entirely waterproof Il is warrant
ed to give satisfaction. CLIO. +. PRICE.
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s TON p. .F0RRER IRON, well assorted and
- warranted good, at
No,. l, 1856. J. BRANDEBuRG & cos.
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Goreraor 81, dOore fraHktia ST., Richmond "a,
MAY be consulted in all cases OF delicate ma
1FI ture, and be has experience in this line
OF practice than any physician, he will positively
guarantee to cure Gonnoirhoea, &c, in forty eight
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LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.

IF you all want see how beautiful your faces are
4 come to Rankns Gallery and let him takcan
Ambrot ypo of YOU viii CHI makes ofthe beau
ti!ul Pictare that has yet been discovered in the
ine arts. Dec. %, 1866.
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READ. READ 4! READ.!,
TWILL TAKE fou Bur AtEw MINUTES, Il MAYsAvr You
MANY YEARS OF sUFFERiNG.
CARTE'RS SPANISH MIXTURE I
The Great Purifier of the Blood!
THE BEST ALTERNATIVE EVER DISCOVERED.
Physicians prescribe It, altd eeefy one acho
uses 1t is q wdtfing advertisement, no
medicine erer get c6ered to the Amcr-
icaa public has goaaed such pop
uiqrtty IN so short time as
CARRIERS SPANISH MIXTURES.
1t will cure any case of Scrofula,
It will cure any ease of rheumatism.
1t will cure any case of Syphilis.
1t will cure any case of Salt Rheum.
1t will cure any case of Neuralgia.
1t will cure any case of Fever and Ague
Or my other Diseases arising from impure state
Of the Blood
sCR0FUL0us READER,
II cured The niece OF the Hon. John Minor Bolts,
member Of Congress, from Virginia, OF Scrofula,
after the skin Of the best Physicians both Of New
York and PHILADELPHIA had been titled in vain; aud
II will cure you, reader, it you are so affected.
RHEUMATIC READER!
1t cured D. Rurritt, ESD, Of Cincinnati, of Rheu-
matism OF wears standing, after all other remedies
had ialicd We nave hundreds OF sGeh certificates
CAN on the Agent and get Book and Circular. and
read for Yourself. the many remarkable end aston
ishng cures it has made.
SNPHiLFIC READER
The celebrated Dr.. Butcher writes us that he had
two If the most severe and long standing cases of
Syphilis that would Yield none o, the usual rem
edes but he cured one with six, and the other
with niue bottles of CARrEH'S SPANISH MIN
tt RE. We have known it used over a Thousand
cases, aud have vet to hear OF u tau in any case,
We SHAKING THOUSANDS READ I!
Agae aad feeer.-po net take Quinine Mercury
or any other such noxious Drugs but try at once
Ibis great Alternative Purifier Of the Blood Car
tors Spanish MIXTURE will cure any and every ease
ct Agne and feTer. We have never yet known II
10 fail.
DIR, WM, s, BEERS & co,
Proprietors,
Feb !, 1S51-ly Richmond Ia.
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IMPORTER,
dolessalee end Retail Dealerim Amer;can d fmporte
GUNS AND RIFLES

LNOWLING ana Eishing Tackle, Table and Peck
Il ct Cutlery, Walking Canes.
Relts and Port Monies, Percussion ~
Caps, Gun Powder Patent Shot, tS--,z1SxgS
Balls, Powder Flasks, Pouches and
Belts, Bird Bags, Nipplesand Wren sGGask.anry
ehes, Washing Rods and riekle,s, Dog Chains and
Collars, Gun Makers Materials, de-. DC. Revoly-
ers and Five Shooters at Manufacturers prices, to
the trade S. SUTHERLAND.
No. l32 Main ST., opposite Eagle Square,
Richmond, Va.
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Lay still GrannY" "A boy got his IA
theirs gun, loaded it, but was afraid to fire
he however liked the fun of loading, aud SO
ne put in another charge, but was still afraid
to fire, He kept on charging, but without
firing, until he had got six charges in the
old piece. His grandmother, learning his
temerity, smartly reproved him, and grasp
ing the old continental, discharged it. The
recoil was tremendous, throwing the old lady
on her back She promptly struggled to
regain her feet, but the boy cried out, Lay
still, Granny-there are five more charges
to 60 off yet"
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A Prime Chew

j n BOXES Of the Pancake Tobacco, of the hes
70 " quality, now in Store and for sale by
r. j. GLENDY,
October H. 1856 Per {. I. CocHnAa.
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AXt,a.

10 BONES warranted Axes, of all sizes. Just re-
~ ceiyed and for sale. CLIO, T.. PRICE.
October %, 1856.
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EINE GREEN AND BLACK TEAS Of all quali-
Il ties, just received from the Pekin Tea Company
and for sale by STAPLES MARTIN 4 co.
October A, 1856
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ROCKINGHAM COURTS.
Circuit Court-8th. of May and October
Quarterly Terms sd Monday in February
May, August and November.
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CHARLES IiASkINs

Architect.
pfcein Washington D g., Pennsylvania Arcaue,
do do Alexandria irginia, Daagegield Build
ing, Kings
WILL. furnish designs and plans for Churches
w Stores, houses and Villas, public building
etc etc, and also for alterations OF old building
with full working, drawings, specifications and su
perintondenee of the same upon written or persona
application.
variety ofconplete setts of plans of Churches
and specifications on hand.
April II, 1856.
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DR.. Busby, famous schoolmaster, was o
severe, but not an ill-natured man. 1t is
related of him and one of his scholars, that
during the doctors absence from his study
the boy found some plums in it, and, being
moved to lickerishness, began to eat some.
First, however, he waggishly cried OUT
4 publish the banns ofmatrimony between
my mouth and these pluns; if any here
present know just cause or impeachment why
they should not be united, yoa are to de-
clare it, or hereafter hold your peace"
But the doctor had overheard the procla-
nation, and said nothing till the next morn
ing, when, causing the boy to be drought
up and disposed for punishment, he grasp
cd the well known instrument, and said, Il
publish the banns Of matrimony between
this rod and boy; if any Of you know just
cause or impeachment why they should not
be united you are to declare it "
The boy himself called cut, II forbid the
banns."
.'For what cause?n inquired the doctor.
Because" said the boy, the parties
are not agreed
The doctor enjoyed the validity of the OBJ
lection urged by the boys wit, and the GER
emony was not performed.
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hJEXfCAN AND AFRICAN GUASo.-We have
1vA just received supply of lest 4. A. and Mex
lean and African Guano which Sc offer for sale at
t. G market rates. f0NLE Il CO.
Alexandria. aprilta 1851
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ALBEMARLE COURTS.
Quarterly Terms lst Monday in March,
June, August and November.
Circuit Court-l5th May and October.
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Especially, who have become the victims of Solitarg
tace, that dreadful and destructive habit which
nually sweeps TO an uhtiInely grave thousands OF
young men OF the most exalted talents ara brilliant
intellect, who might otherwise have entlanced ls-
tening Senates with the thundprs OF eloquence, or
walked to ecstaey the living Tyre, may call with full
confidence.