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Il are the
ATLANTIC ..........,......Cspt. Bldridge
BALTIC .....................Ctp Comstock.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Capt. Jas. West.
These ships having beer s1ilt by contract eI-
rressly for Government service, every care has
been "a ken In their construction, also In their
engines, TO insure strength and speed and thei;
accommodations for passengers are unequslet 20,
elegance and comfort
Price q passage from New York TO Liverpool
In FIRST cabin, sf30; In second do, SIS. Prom
Liverpool TO New York, 30 and 20 guineas. An
berths can be secured until paid for. The ships
Of this line have improved water-tight bulb
heads, and to avoid danger from ice will not cross
the Banks north Of q degrees until after the lei
Of August.
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MAGAZINE FOR JAW.

New York Ledger for December 9th.
6odey's Ladies' Book for January
Everlasting and indestructible Tow Rooks =
good assortment also; Of Bibles, and PRAYER Roots
bound In rich Velvet ard Turkey Morocco .n
extensive assortment Of children,s Books s,i,,.
oie TOT Ihii'1nas PRESENTS great variety Of Pen
and Pocket Knives, Scissors, States Pistols ~
for sale very low BY E X I,IJNDV W.
dec 10 No. lis B-idge street, Georgetown.
REAUTIFULG GOODS, AT McLAUsHLIN,s
- 'H tns nouloaS. dec u
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THE GREAT CURE FOR GONORRHEA
GLEET. &c.

DERSONS SUFFERING WITH THE above
i complaints will be cured in a few DAYS by
using DR.. ROSES FRENCH SPECIFIC, al
per bottle
Fo- Kidney ard Bladder Affections use DR..
ROSES BUCHU COMPOUND, so cents bot.
tie 1t gives Immediate relief. Sold by all Drug.
Qsts In washington, Georgetown and AleYan.
9Ns. dec 10v4u
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PILES-PILES-PILES.

XHTE CALL ATTENTION TO ALL WHO
w are afflicted with this dreadful complaint to
the following sworn certificate from one OF our
most respectable citizens the fatherin-law Of the
proprietor Of the "Courer des Etas BHs,n and
formerly gunmaker in Philadelphia:
NEW YORK, Aug. 10th, 1855.
DR. DUPRIK-Dear Sir II hereby certify that
have been attic ed with the Piles for nearly sixty
years, that have used eighteen bottles of Barnes
Pile Lotion, and everything else could here Of,
but all to no effect, for they did me little or no
good About two months since, | commenced
using your remedies for the Piles, a-d have the
happiness to say that they have had the desired
effect, having cured NE I consider this almost a
Miracle, for ] am eighty years Of age. sincere
ly recommend them tn ali afflicted with the above
complaint. Z. VALLEE, 70 F rankin st
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EXcEI SiOR CITY, AND AL. OTHER
IL liads Of beautiful Books, suitable 70, Christ
mas presents, at EER6USON'S,
dec y 20 Seventh aReet
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AXE WHITE FISH.-RECEIVED TO-
- daY, lot OF new WHITE Flu, in beauti
fui order, direct nom the Lakes Fo1 sale by
KING BURCHELL,
dec "a cor. 18th ST. and Vermont avenue
A PIANO-SECOND.HA FOR s7s,
"A at JOHN r. ELLIS's Piano Store. dec n
A LIB o MS, ALBUMS, ALBUMs.-.A
Bcoks, Annuls, &C., at
deo 70 tERe4soN's go TN ct,
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PHIVArE MEDICAL TREATISE
On YKR
PHILOSOPHICAL VIEW OF MARRIAGE

RI. a. LA cROIX, -. d.,
ALBANY, N. Y,
sss = Sss $50 l3s Fsxs, PlaiH, ssG gslsssG ISsL.
sGrsyAs swa P!stss.
y8IsK oELY TwKHyr-PIvI GENTS.
seN Free Of Postage to all parts Of the Uaisl
fNEEAPESI BOOK EVER PNSLIsAEn-
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Y EEd Combining ncaTlY
double the quantity ofrsat-
Ing matter In ttst Of the
FIFTY CENT OR DOL
LAR PUBLICATIONS.
II treats OF The RHISIOL-
U9Y OF MARRIAGE,
and the Secret Ishrmities
ana Disorder CT Youth and
Maturity, resulting from ex-
cesses, which destroy tie
Physical and mental pow
eYE, with Ibservptinns on
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CHInA VASES, CUPS AND sAUCERs,
~ Children's Tes Sets, very low, and going
rapidly, at FRANClS'S,
dec y Seventh Sereet.
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BoR MOUNr VERNON.
GRANGE 4 ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD
- 8 8S
Great Southern Mail Linsi


oOkDONsNILLE, RICHMOND, DAN
VILE GREENsBOROU6H NC.
AND DAILY TO THp
VIRGINIA STRINGS.
Leave w ashington at............o O'Clock, A NJ.
Leave w ashinEton sf...........7 Pm.
Leave Alexandria at...........7 AM
Leave Alexandria at...........s g Pm
Travellers will End the Morning Line In COR
nection with the Virginia Central RaIlrosd, TIE
Cheapest, most Pleasant and Expeditions X ue,e %
TIE VIRGINIA SPRINGS,
6reenbrier White sulphur and Fauquier White
Sulphur, Warm, Hot, Alum and Capon Springs
weiT's Cave, Natural Bridge, Lexington, he
OMNIBUSEs and BAGGAGE WA6ONe
viii be at the Washington railroad Depot 10 COR
vey PASSENGERS and BA66A6E, N0 of
C6ssgs, to STEAMER GEORGE
PAGE, for ALEXANDRIA, a dis !,
snce Of six miles, allowing ample time fof Mral..
Fare from Washington TO Richmond.-....-...sss 50
Fare Denville .........u 90
Fare ts 60 6reensborough. IL 90
Tickets procured on the boat.
Expedition and Comfort are secured by teis
Route AZ itisa LrEIor TIRsr CLASS RAILRsAI
FROM ALEXANDRIA TO DANVILLE.
THROUGH PASSENGERS and bA66keE
carried without cost 10 the Depot OF the Petersburg
Railroad. JAMES A. EVANS,
sell Agent, Alexsndris, Va,
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CLOCkS!-CLOCkS.-
ONLY THINK OF IT,-GOOD CLOCKS
~ from 81 SO up to e3O,-all - 6sS0-
warranted to 60 right;-over SEeEN
65 different styles Of Clocks to- ~ =
selectfrom. Also, Clock Cords
Weights, Keys, Balls, Oils, and everything in
the material line Cali and see for yourselves, at
J ROBINSON'S, $40 Pennsylvania avenue, op-
Posite Browns Hotel. nov 24-2m
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State OF New York,

New York City and County,
/, Joseph G. Lawrence, do hereby certify ina
on the day Of the date hereof, before me personal
ly came Z. Vallee, to me well known, who, be-
ing by me duly sworn, did depose and say that
the contents Of the foregoing certificate signed by
him are true.
In witness whereof | have subscribed my
name, az Commissioner Of Deeds and as Notary
Public Of the State Of New York, and have az
fned my No:arial Seal at my Office, In New York,
this 18th day Of August, 1856
JOSEPH C.. LAWRENCE,
Commissioner Of Deeds and N otary Public Of the
State Of New York. 67 Wall street, New York
We challenge the Medical Faculty Of the Uni
ted States to produce a certificate equal to the
above. DR.. Duprie's Remedies are the only ef-
fectual cure for internal Piles. Only SO cents per
box.
Orice-76 Nassau street, New York. VIII be
sent by mail to any part Of the United States
For sale by FORD & BRO, corner Of 11th
stree! and Pa. ave, Washington, d. e. oc %
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A Chance for Future Prosafrity.

The Boston Adrertiser, in the course of
am article discussing the condition Of the
temporary pressure of the money market,
says that cit is at such times as the present
that men OF soberness and foresight, If they
are possessed OF even a little solid capital,
may lay the foundation Of future prosperi-
y 1t cannot be doubted that many secuf.
ties OF intrinsic excellence are now selling
IN the market at far below their actual value
The Keen sighted man keeps aloot from th,.
excltements and the trickery Of the stock
exchange, but watches his opportunity when
the arts OF the interested have undnly de-
pressed some stock, whose real value he
knows, and at that moment he makes an in
yestment which he never regrets. II was
when all American securities were cast down
in the market, from the unjust confusion Of
good with bad, that George Peabody made.
the beginning of that colossal forum 9
which he has proved he knows SO we'll how
to use. lie made no secret, indeed, of the
true state of affairs, and publicly as we'll as
privately exerted himself for the maintc-
nance OF American credit It was sort Of
poetical justice that rendered the invest.
ments by which he proved to the world his
confidence in his assertions, the means Of
his own exceeding great reward, in solid
peeuniary return. A similar reward awaits
all those who avail themselves of the chan4
ces OF the time to make purchases of valua.
bic stock, not for the purpose of temporary
specuati1o. adding fuel to the fame Of en-
element, but for the purposes of permancn.
investment, Withdrawing from the fire SOM,
OF the combustible material and leaving in
its stead the solid money, which. l., its nlyre
presence, eases the tightneSs Of the market.
and which cannot be made 10 lose lis chs
canerv.'
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-10-03
Robbery aud Attempted Harder.

Thursday night, between 9 and 10 o.
clock, a man was found IN Jail Alley, near
Blankonship stable, nearly senseless from
the effects OF murdcrous assault which
had been committed upon hiH The Wing
states that the watchmen being summoned
to the spot, were informed by the unfortu-
nate man who lay wcltering in his blood,
that his place If sqjourn was at the st.
Charles uetel--ouly few hundred yards
Observation-Disclosures he was Immediately con-
veyed. Upon an examination OF his person,
it was discovered that he had received seye-
raj blows upon his head and neck, and va
rious stalls in tie right and left sides, be-
sides other injuries OF less serious nature
DR. r, l.. Warning was called in to attend
the wounded man, aud, OF course, bestowed
upon him all the care and attention his con-
dition required The injuries weronot con-
sidered mortal, although their severity war;
rants but little hope OF the PATENTS reeoye-
ry. The name of the unfortunate victim Of
this ruthless attack. is a. ID. Morrison OF
Rockbridge county, and we learn that he ar
rived here on Wednesday last, in company
with Mr.. JAS G. G. Moore Of the same
county, and took lodgings at the St. Charles.
On Thursday night he proceeded to the post
office and deposited "A letter. On his return,
he was accosted by three unknown men,
who misled or decoyed him into Jail Alley,
dark and unfreqnentsd continuation OF
Wall street, north Of Frankln street, and
violently assailed him with the results above
stated The object of the attack is readily
accounted for. Mr. Morrison represents
that he had about 81 600, concealed beneath
his clothing, and secured by a handkerchief
to his waist When foand, the money was
all gone, showing conchsiyely that the as
sassins had attempted to take his life in Or
der that they might despoil him of his mon-
ey. 1t is somewhat singular that they did
not complete the work Of plumber by taking
his watch, the guard of which was severed,
but the piece itself was left in his vest
pocket.
1t is quite evident (says the Wing that
the person or persons who committed or in
stigated the deed must have known that
MIR. Nj. had large amount Of meaey about
his person, aud We sincerely hope that this
obvious fact may eventually lead to the de-
lection Of the villains who have so basely
! plundered Il fellow creature.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-10-03
Supreme Court Of Appeals.

The Supreme Court of Appeals for Wes-
tern Virginia, adjourned on the-th inst -
We publish below a full list of the decisions
made during the term.
Mccall Il wife, ct ais, VS.. Whites add
minis, reversed in part, and remanded.
VIM. X. Trigg, ct ais VS.. same, affirm
ed
Lilburn Fl Trigg, vs.. same affirmed
Patrick VS. Rutfncr, Donally Il Co, re-
versed;
Dickinson & Shrewsbury vs.. Winifrsd
Mining and Manufacturing Company, re-
versed;
McConehay vs.. same, reversed;
Hassler VS. King, affirmed;
Houston & fendltton VS., Western 1nsu-
rance Company, affirmed
Bowyer & wife vs. Hartman, affirmed
'Clark8on ct al,, VS.. Doddriage ct al, af-
frmed;
Vandal ct al, vs. Lewis and Shrewsbury
affirmed;
Adkins ct ais, vs. Lewis ct ais, revors-
ed
Carney VS. Vail. rule made absolute, and
Hunt VS. Willis, affirmed
Brown vs. Early, affirmed
Payne vs. Taylor, reversed and remanded:
Dickson & Shrewsbury VS. Fry, affirmed :;
Armstrong VS. Bennett, reversed and re-
manded;
.Schernerhorn ct ais, VS. Gray ct ais, re-
versed;
Beekley VS. Palmer, affirmed
Carskadons ex'or VS. McDonald's admir-
affirmed
Quarles ct ais, VS. Kerr ct ais, reversed
and remanded
Kelly vs. Kelly, reversed and bill dis
missed;
Gillaspic VS. Hartman, affirmed;
Mccain VS. Commonwealth, affirmed;
Wise's x'or VS. Lamb, affirmed;
Preston VS. Snead ct ais. reversed ant
bill dismissed;
s3rskine's ex2ors vs. North ct ais, affirm
ed +;
Whites adm'rs VS. Mccall 4 wife, ct ais, !
Mccall wife ct ais, VS. Whites adm'rs. /
reversed and proper decree rendered;
Thurman ct ais. VS. Citizens Saving
Bank, reversed and rc,nanded;
Cox ct ais. VS. McMullen, reversed;
Guggenhcmer VS. Bank of Va, affirmed
Norman VS. Manassa Gap r r Co., at
iirmed
Gibbony VS. Commonwealth, affirmed;
Smith VS. Paulcy, dismissed;
Miles and wife VS. Welchs adm'rs, 90.
D. A. Stofer, Vim. IT. Anthony, an,
John D. Imboden, Esqs qualified to prac
tice in the Court of Appeals at Lewisburg
-LewisbWy Chronicle Of the 24H ut.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-10-03
Tall and xVimaer Clothing.

THE subscriber, having bought out the interest
Il offs y. ELXAs in the establishment Of LowES-
STEIN Il ELXAN, win hereafter carry ON the busi-
at the old stand IN his own name. He has
ceived his stock OF FALL AND WINTER CLOTH
ING. the largest and hLest brought tothis
mark HIS stock embraces Fine Cloth Goats or
every description, Business Coats Cloaks, Nantes
Raglans, and other Ovei coats an endless variety
OF Pantaloons, from the finest to the most commoni
Vests silk plash velvet, satin cashmere, cloth.
&C., &e., of all colors and styles. Also, Hats
mems Gloves and Shawls, Trunks, Carpet Bags,
Pocket Books, Revolvers, &C.. dc. Also, very
extensive assortment Of NEGRO CL0FRlNG.
All OF which will be sold on the most reasonable
terms. Gentlemen of the town and country are
respectfully requested TO call and charge
for showing the goods whether sales are made OF
not.
&aa- Country merchants will be supplied on as
good terms as they purchase in any ct the Cit
les. ABRAHAM LOW ENSTElN.
Stanton, Oct B. 1851. a.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-10-03

Bank Saspemsios The WHIRIwIND Up
ON Us.-This morning information was
telegraphed to this city that all the banks
in Baltimore had suspended specie payment,
creating run upon those in this city,
which forced two more of them--the Pa
triotic Bank and Bank of Washineton-to
suspend for the present. the payment of
specie except upon notes of the denomina-
ton of s., and checks for small amounts.
They feel themselves able to meet every
obligation against thcm, hut resort to this
as Measure Of self defence The Bank of
Metropolis has, up to the time of going to
press, sustained the heavy run upon it with
out yielding: as has also the Washington
Savings Bank HGsa STIR. 2GM.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-10-03

Unieersity Of Fjfginfa.--ANe. have in
formation that the prospects Of this Institu-
tien fer the coming session are very bright
The number of matriculates, Il is CONT
IDENTIFY expected, will be greater than have
ever before entered at one time.
by the way, we are authorized to contra
diet n report which has been diligently cir
culated to the prejudice Of the University,
that the accommodations there for students
have been completely exhausted 1t is true
the rooms in the immediate neigiborhood
have been nearly all taken, but preparations
have been made to accommodate larger
uUmber than were in attendance last session,
aud no one need be deferred from coming
on that ground. AS students from dis
lance may be frightened off by such rumors
we hope this contradiction will obtain as
wide circulation as the report.-,SoutA.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-10-03

Money Panic.

Our community has maintained its eeua-
nimity notwithstanding the great panic
which is. shaking the commercial world -
Some Of our Banks have suspended
kee merchants, without number have fail
ed-Yankec Banks and Companies arc bro
ken-but the people, as general thing, in
this section of the country are satc-a lit
tic scarce of money to be sure, yet their
crops are gathered and in their granaries
Fortunately for the people here, the times
have been hard for several years-they cur
tailed expenses and paid up their liabilities
before the crisis came. Our Merchants as
a class, owe little to the city Merchants
our people. except the trading portion of
them, may be said to owe nothing, or next
to nothing.
The suspension Of the Banks of this town
amounts to nothing, SO far as the people are
conccrncd--it is nut for the Brokers to
crack, and we wish them much enjoyment
in the operation. 1t does not affect the peo-
pie, because, pra ctically, the Banks are as
much specie paying now, as they were be-
fore the suspension, and no sane man sup
poses their solvency is at all affected by it.
At the Valley and Central, we understand,
everything Except Brokers) move on in the
accustomed way-people get change whca
they ask for it, all the specie they ever get,
and get as much accommodation in the way
of discounts as they have had for some time.
The customers Of the Banks are allowed to
renew their paper-they continue to make
their deposits as usual-thcir checks ere
promptly honorcd in currency as they have
always bcen--and Messieurs TAYLOR and
TAMs are, if possible, even more conciliato-
ry aud obliging than ever. No habttueN of
the Banks could tell tile difference between
our Banks paying specie and in a state of
suspension, but for the absence Of meu with
-''red carpet bags
We arc no advocates Of susrension--wc
have scarcely made up our mind upon the
abstract question of faith involved in this
suspension. We have looked into the mat
ter only so far as to satisfy ourselves that
the people are not to be injured, and as for
the Brokers, We are willing they, like the
Devil, should look out for themselves
OF one thing We warn the readers Of the
'Vindicator is no necessity in the
world for anybody to sacrifice one cent upon
any notes they are so lucky as to be in pos
session of, on either the Valley or the Cen
trail Banks. There is no better money in
Virginia.
&c" Staunton money taken at this Office
at .tiee per cent. premit'n', for subscription
aud advertising bills =
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-10-03

Rockingham, Tobacco. Some few of our
Rockingham farmers, in the Conrad's Store
vicinity, have been turning their attention,
this season, to the cultivation of Tobacco.
Maj. j. II. Conrad. JOS H. Kite, Jere-
miah Hansberger, John Hansbergor, S. c..
Naylor, Dr. S. b. Jennings, Hiram A.
Kite, Esq, Jacob Miller, Esq Lindsey
Williams, W, |. MeDaniel, and others, "a
long the Biae Ridge, have each crop @'of
the weed" These gentlemen, if no frost
should blight their prospects, will each rea-
lie handsome profit upon their invest
ment IN this staple product of Old Virginia
We are glad to see our farmers turning
their attention to tobacco growing. as it is
an exceedingly profitable crop and will soon
become one eff the chief productions of
this Valley, which can grow any thing that
can be raised any where clse.-Rochtag-
ha'n Register
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-10-03
Our Schools.

The various Schools in Stanton have
resumed their duties within the past week,
and we are pleased to state under fattering
circumstances. There is no town in Vir-
ginia that possesses greater educational adj
vantagos than Staunton, or 'hst has Schools
of higher grade, or a more able, compe
tent and learned corps of Teachers There
is the Stanton Academy under the super
intendencc Of Lyttleton Waddell, Esq, an
accomplished scholar and most successful
Tcacher-the Mathematical and Classical
School kept by Pike Powers, who has fine
reputation as a most successful Teaeher--
the Mathematical and Classical School kept
by Messrs. Lulem aud Coalter. 10th of whom
are efficient and competent Teachers and
have taught with much SUGGESTIVE School
recently opened by Mr.. Crank, in the base
ment of tho Lutheran Church, and who
comes endorsed as scholar and gentle
mantle School of Leonidas Points, dis
tinguished graduate of the University of
Virginia, and most accomplished schol-
ar. Besides these, there are various pri-
mary Schools, designed to prepare youth to
enter those of higher order, and which are
surerinteaded by experienced Instructors.
Besides the many excellent male Schools
there are three Female Summaries of the
highest order, and which have a corps of
Teachers equal to any in the State. The
Virginia Female Institute under the care of
the Episcopal Church enjoys an enviable
reputation throughout the State, as the
large classes always in attendance, fully at
test. Rev, Mr.. Phillips is the Principal.
Every department of this hourishing Semi
mary is supplied with able and competent
Teachers, all Of whom have been eminently
successful as Instructors, and enjoy the
confidence of tho community. The Wes-
leyan Female Seminary is under the charge
OF the Methodist F. Church. It's excellent
and accomplished Principal, Rev. John
Wilson, has been very successful as a
Teacher, and the classes In attendance have
been large, and the examinations, (always
thorough and completely have given uni
sersal satisfaction, The Augusta Female
Seminary is under the control of the Pres
bytcrian Church. Mr.. Tinsley, the Prin-
cipal, is gentleman Of large experience as
AL Instructor. and has taught with much
success Kalorama Seminary, under the
care and guidance Of that estimable lady,
Mrs. Shelley, still maintains its high stand
ing and has its usual complement of pupils.
The sessions Of these Schools open with
with promising hopes Of full classes, and in
short time, Our town will again be enli-
yened by the presence Of scores Of young
Ladies who come hither to enjoy the eduea-
tional advantages of our town. May they
enjoy these advantages to the fullest extent.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-10-03

4 Relic. Among the curiosties which
the ladies of Worcester county have for,
warded for exhibition at the Mechanics
Fair in Worcester is an infants blanket,
wrought hundred and forty years ago by
the hands of the mother of Samuel Adams,
of revolutionary fame. 1t now belongs to
a lady of Fitchburg. who is u descendant
from that family, and it is known to be the
identical blanket in which the infant limbs
OF that noble old patriot Samuel Adams
were wrapped when he was carried to church
IN be ehristened
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-10-03
TIE Rieltmnnfl RnnL.s

We understand that the Banks here in
Richmond will not suspend. bat continue
on, as they are able to do, III their regulag
course of business. Such, we hear. was the
determination come to on Monday. There
is no cause for alarm, much less for pan
ic. The Banks of Virginia, we doubt not,
are perfectly sound, and viii continue to az
ford all proper accommodations to thoso in
need of them. The people, therefore, would
do well to distrust the Thousand and one re-
ports which brokers and other sharpers may
put in circulation for selfish proposes =
Wiz.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-10-03
TripIetS.

a lady residing near the Augusta Springs
in this county, pres, nted her husband with
three fine boys on the night of the 9th ult.
The weight of the smallest was 81 pounds,
and the aggregate weight o. the whole a
mounted to III pounds. TIL. little fellows
aud their mother were doing wei, when last
heard from. This has been a great crop