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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-23
BANK or COMMERCE IN EEwYosK Oct % 1881.
rUNHIS Institutian. in pursuance of the resolutions

TNHIS IDetltutlen ~ pursUhuc6 vi tHr Ics"iu''V's
Gold Ar Silver Coin and Button on depo. om s its dealers
correspondence. and place the same 70 their credit .e.pe
i've in Specie and will repay the amount on desod
Specie such dapstors their Checks drawn Psysoe IN
Coin
In the City Of NewYsk until further notice. this B,nt VIA
receive payment loans and discounted paper ana on de
.ndirz crcu sting current funds aud viii p Cnecn OF
q. postSrs Current Account in such Gu rency only
Dealers and parties deposps paper for collection VII Dc
DE-. med this arrangement unless ana
written 'he contrary D. given 70 tni: bsns
JOHN A. STEVENS, PresdeDe
HysHy Y. VAL, Cashier.
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VHE LIVERPOOL. NETWORK Ann
a, PhiLADELrHiA STEAMSHIP cohrAsrs CA
CITY or RALTIeoRI......assit, tons -. .c.,s n r
CiLn % WAshINSrcN...1s s tans.. .CsDs d 80
ClII " hANChEsrER....iIo 100 tuna. CAPT -
hhnuAhoo :.;,.....;......i so taas...:...cses 49,
The undefnote< or oihes vessss in,ectsl % a
lovs No.
tnoS LIvsEroos.
CITY OF WASHINGTON ...... wedne.S,y
AID every sterns,e wsdne>ssT
Fsos kEw-YosK
CITY OF WASHINGTON. .fhsrsdsy
And every ateruste n lrsdsy q. 10 o'ciscf I.
RAYys oy CAs1 PAssAcs.-From New York - a..
ohia s76 From Liverpool 81 rulnsas II sain-. sasos
fufneas according 10 the accommodation 10 TIE S.
al having the came privilege In the saOon Iaelosns -
ud's fees.
fNmp Class PAssgscGIs- limited number ofys,,x -
s.s.p xers viii b. tsken aud found Ia much
asirra From PhlsisiPaiA sSd New York sn yrus L.s
pool. &4
,or psrtuenss Ysch weasel carries experissc-a
and every attention paid the comfort and ssso.sas
Passengers.
prsfts on Liverpool from 81 upward
Tor freight or passage sppJ ct the ocs Of thu cs,.,,
JORN a DALE No. IS Broadway. New yorh Az
VIM INMAN. and IS Tower Bsddinss Livefposa a..
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HEATER, CHAT

nITRDY's NATIONAL THkATER, CdAT-
UAMsT -Dress Circles $50 Pit. l2c Orchestra Chairs
SO Privse Boxes I'd circle s5 exclusive FOR each per
s.o Door omen at 6i will rise St7 THIS EVENING"
THE oUNMA9ER OF MOSCOW.
Ru,tc Newell Mr. II Allen Rosslnd Valds. mrs Nchol'
PIZARROBU5: Or, The DEATH OF RoLLABUs.
sT MARY's EVE; Or A s0LWAY sr0aY.
Moi weutworth.F y Aiken Madeline Miss Hathaway
THE YANKEE HEIRESS.
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DARNUM's MUSEUM.-The powerfully effect
- i've local and interesting American dram. THIS EVEN
ING At II O'clock entitled OUR OUNTRYS SlNEWS; or
THE MYcHAxIc THE VOLUNTEER written BY MI,
Watkins and respectfully d. Gated TO the Heroes OF the Mex
lean Val Herman Gray the mechanic aud volunteer M
Watkins; julia Hs,tlsy; the msnisae victim Mt. ChMe
LUCK'S IN NAME, and the lsushabe piece Of FAMILY
JARS: o. A BULL IN CHINA SHOP The AQUARlA, the
HAPPY FAMILY. LIVING sLRPENT, &c. Admittsnoe,
76c. Children under TO- $50
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-23

CTEAM between NETWORK and GLASGOW.
- EDINBURGH. 1850 tuns WIN. Cuunins. Commands,
Nkw-Y0RK, 2 Is, tuns, Robert Craig. Co nnsad~,
The Glasgow and New York Steamship Company saa ~
ing these and weul steamers from New Ysrk ana %
SOW direct follows:
FROM sEw.yosK. yRoS GLASGOW.
GLASGOW Wednesday, Nov Ssl Edinburgh Dec
Eainbur ali Wed uesday Dec SOlGIasgow Deo 10
nLrEs o. PASSAGE.
Shird Class found with cooked provlsisns......eN
An sxpenepced surgeon attached 10 each Steamer
=" "e's"' VI JAMES RAEsURN. As.ot.
No II BroAivsy
Eew.Yok City bills gold only received for pssssss.
NcTICP-Tbe steamship NEW YORK will not cal fx
GLASGOW o, the 10th Of December formerly ADVERTISED
JAMES RAEBURN Agent. No 1T Brostssy.
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60 nbom il man Concern.

POLICE.-C. j. WAR
WI REM Property Cerk, No AIS Broome-st has received
this day for Identification trunk Of Patent Leather Shoes
lot Of SILK HsDdkeichef valuable Black LAGOS Lace EdIngs
piece OF White Satin; remnants Siks Brosdcohs, Steel
Mixed Cloth; Spool Cotton; Vevet Trlmmnss; Brushes;
Combs; Hooks and Eyes Ribbon. Tapes, &C.
ALSO ON HAND:
Wstche and J.wey Ssttn NestiDgs Stair Oil Cloths and
a lot of Hardware, Cigars. &c Nov II, 1871
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On THANKSGIVING DAY, Toursdsy, Nov 20 TOT the 81
son OF schools snd families there wal DE- az after
eon performs Of thrilling drsnshe first TO oonmtnce
q q open at H. The evening performance a. the
Llcnr
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yrstrucf!ou.

A LOEZO FLACK, A. b., Principal 0f auD-
"A SON RIvEh INSTITUTE 9. CLkveetCh
Pupil. received Hovsnssr 81 DIVES Board snt flaoo ''
eiT sytei
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TyHE BRITISH NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL
i MAIL STEAMSHIPS.

Chei Cabin Ase..''''''''''''''''''.......eiS
Second Cabin Passage. Is
From Boston 10 Liverpool,
Chief Cabin Psssafe clio
Second Cabin Passage:
TIE ships from Boston can ct hsNhx
PERSIA. Capt Judtios CANADA Cept Long
ARABIA Capt Stous. AMERICA CAPe Weknss.
ASIA Capt Lott NlAGARA. CsP. Ryte.
AFRICA. Capt shannon. EUkoP I. Cap. Latch.
rbsse vessels clear white iSnt o. uiAfhesd esa
staIbosrd bow red on Pott bow a., -
ARABIA Stone. Leaves n fork W einestay Nos .
SiIGaRA Wieiman Leaves Boston. Wednesday, Des 4
AFRICA shannon Leaves n York. "Wednesday, Dee
IMTRicl Iott... Leaves Boston. "Wednesday, D~s 4
EUROPA, Leech Leaves n foFk. WEDNESDAY, Dec
Berhs not secured until paid Tor
An experienced surgeon on board
The owner, of thee ships w be accountable fs 81
Silver bullion Specie jewehy Precious stoses os ns,
un ess bills Of ans signed therefor and the vaos as
therein expressed For freight passage apply 70
Nov. 9 4. CUNAED No. Bowling 0sssa.
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OFFICE OF RECEIVER OF rAxss INew Court Hoasel
No 50 Chsmbers-st. EEw-YoRK, Nov. 1887
NOTICE is hereby given that per cent will be
~ added the LIST day Of December all Taxes shining
uDpad that Is per cent will be added the 18th day Of
December.
Checks and bills City Banks taken EnveloPs containing
money and bills not. No money received after O'Clock
WILSON SMALL Receiver
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Chances for Bnsiness Me1!.

NEWSPAPER for SALE.-A WEEkLI IA
prp t,h .ood Jobbips Office near New. ork for sse
on reasonable terms good chance for an active practical
Printer Address CICERO, Tribune Once
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w MUSIC and ENGLIsa n fan y nss! "a. n s! .:,
W nrsh rErNCB. 8EaMAN. hCsIC and ukSW No
sdy tesen ~ ~, sor sIiy 4 the AMER SCHOOL IN
= = ~ Ma * Bcsd.sy scbosis sne F.a,e. .ngpIise
s.h eom fstsnt Teachers al Tesehe'" nsS,rH BoYD
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Sales bp Anrtion.

4 UCTION NOTICE.-B. b. BANGS, Auc-
"A tion.er-BANGS Co. will continue to sell this week.
by virtue Of cha the stock OF Dkf GOODS con
tanned in the store 37 Csns told No ~ consisting IN
n., Of silks Sh.wl Cloak. De Lanes Plsids vincis: Ne
rnoes Parsnass Linens Towelnss Hosiery Laces snd I'm
brodtres Sale TO commence every day at ~ O'CLOCK sn
ali
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-23

H. DENcE ac-On and sner Oct. %. 1857 Train Of hs
PROVIDENCE, HARTFORD and rIsHKJLL RAiLRoAD
eth sNew York and New Haven aud New Hsvea ssA Hs
SssI ma Springfield Railroads. which leave Hew Yok
SAMUEL MOTT. Supsrntndak
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ROfS prepared Or business al DOEDbho ~
- kERCIsL ACADEMY. No sn9 B'osdsy Iae avs.
tsgss oeiisro fom ndits this in UT se " e'deu.
qure manly A9d business Ike bsb they Deco ne qe
" figures rsp'o bo.iDes. sisrs sut pTs.'os
B-A se.ci.l ott..pios CIssi fof lard h@s' VIII
m.uee THIS EVENING.
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ByA n MERwn. Aucaooecs.
nv pANCS BROTHER e. CO-TrAde-Salo

RICHARDS KISGsLASp, Auetioneer.
GREAT SALE at AUCTION-Of LOOKING
" OLAssEs ENGRAvIHGS PAINTINGS, &c RICH
ARDS kIN6SLAND Co., will sell on WEDNESDAY, Nov.
?, JOY O'Clock At thsir ..eoon No lss Chamber. st. their
entire stock Of Pier M.n. sId oval Mirrors Ensrsvinss,
Psintnr &c the srset and offered to
the public OF their own manufacture.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-23

HATTEBS' BANK, BETHEL, CONN.-The
Bills ofthi. Bank are redeemed at the Banking Odce OF
BENZ =. MANlERRE No go Broadway. ct One per Cent
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-09-12
Trust Sale of Land,

TN pursuance of deed executed to me BY Ssmu
L. el ID. slower, On the 9th day Of February, 1856,
and at lis request. l. w,..proceea the premises,
on Saturdayahe 2Gth dav oftlis AZ ontl 10 sell at
public sale, for cash. atractd iaHa lying IN Angus
Ia county, On both sides Middle River, contain
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-09-12
Ess r. ID.

In Churchvile, on the "a inst, of typhoid
Aiux, WAITER McKENDREE. son of James
NJ. and Sarah Y. Licklitcr, aged year. 10
months and 16 days
At the residence of his son, James Bum
gardner, Esq. at Bethel Church, Augusta
county, on the 25th day of August last,
JACOB BuMGARDEER, ST., in the 9lst year
Of his age
This venerable and esteemed gentleman
was preceded to the tomb by all the contem-
poraries Of his youth, and although he had
been long withdrawn from the busy haunts
of men, yet his surviving acquaintance
have not forgotten and hear warm testimony
to the merits of his strongly marked charac-
ter. For more than half eeat3ry he was
Il man OF great industry aud energy in basi-
ness, and ii that long period was largely
engaged in various honorable pursuits yet
Ill his protracted and active he, spent for
eighty years at the very place .Acra it
terminated, he did no act to fix a Stain pp-
on his nane--no act which, when dying ,,lc
had cause to regret He was Of the .sald
sekdqs of strong. practical mind--of ele-
waited charaeter--a valuable eiti2ef-a te-
voted husbaad-an indulgcnt Darcnt-a gen.
eroEs neisabor-a humane master. May
we IanG feaienaer his virtues, and strive
to emulate his rod name.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-09-12

.xsae},ag Extraordinary. The AIilwau-
see Sentinel eises al interesting lyHehiug
case when occurred recently at Geneva, III
.aat State. Several young ladies have been
in the habit of bathing in beautiful cove
formed by Geneva Lake, and nearly con-
cesled by dense slrabbery. Ike s.,
BOBBY of-22, who lives With farmer G. in
the capacity Of ''help," informed some OF
lis mates tbat"curiositics may be seen there
cheaper and better than at tho circus and
for his part lie You'd 90 % the show
This being reported to some of the fair ones,
they resolved to give him lesson. While
some Of the more juvenile members of the
group made oppoyent preparations for the
bath, a committee of full grown femniues
searched the thicket, and found Ike very
conveniently placed for pesping To seize
aud strip him was the work Of few mo-
Enents, and the hazel bushes when had form
Ell his hiding place, became rods of justice
in the hands of his captors. Served him
right"
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signiflsa Hints.

The Magnetic Telegraph, though AT in
valuahle blessing, is proatituted every where
70 many base uses In Europe and ia the
United States it has ever been easily per-
vered to private jobbing by means Of which
the masses are swindled In great many
ways. Now is delayed in its tfansmsBioh
TO the organs of the people, to allow the
Favored few to work out their specniations
on the faith Of the private and exclusive in-
formation. The most signal instance of this
occurred recently 10 Europe in the sending
Ct the Indian news from Trieste to London.
When the overland mail from Calcutta
reaches the former place it is customary for
the British Government to receive from its
agents full Geographic dispatches containing
the substance of the intelligence. This ena-
bles the Government to act promptly in ca
ses of emergency, by forwarding troops,
ships, munitions of war, or important des-
patches. The news is always sent at once
from the foreign office to the various London
newspapers This did not exactly suit the
stock gamblers who luxuriatc at the London
Stock Exchange $50 when the last news
reached Trieste at 109 o'clock A. M. twas
rot transmitted to London until II o'clock
at noon the succeeding day. Meantime the
spectators had received their private des-
patches, and cheated the folks not in the Sc
cret, by their purchases of stocks and mer-
chandise.. But it SO happened that the news
was very urgent in its Importance. and
every day lost to the Government at this
juneture is felt in the efforts to suppress the
Indian mutiny. The Ministers have there
fore determined TO sift the matter thorough
y sud see where the delinquency lay. What
has been done in this case in Europe, has
it. parallel in the United States. The tcle-
graph, 10 fact. ought to be subjected to the
closest surveillance or its Management must
convert it into great nuisance. --PAila.
american
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-09-12
From tic Washington States !
John Mi.cheEi's New Paper.

We had the pleasure Of visit yesterday,
from John Mitchell, whose pen has been so
brilliant in defence Of Southern rights. He
is On his way to the North for the purpose of
purchasing the Necessary materials for the
establishment of new paper. in connection
with Mr. W. G. Swan, at Knoxville, Ten
usssee. The Southern Citizen" for such
Is the title Of the promised political, COM
faercial and literary journal, will, no doubt,
fully sustain the eminent fame of Mr. Mitch
81. The following, from the prospectus, in
dieatcs the political character of the paper ::
"a thoroughly Democratic and States
rights journal, The Southern Citizen will.
nevertheless, decline to be called partizan; :
unless the Constitution of the United States
is to be called partizan document
1T will uphold the Federal Union, provi-
ded the sovereignty Of the confederated
States be respected: + not, noS.
Holding Shat the institution of negro sla-
vefp isa sound just, wholesome institution;
aud, therefore, that the question of reopen
Ing the African slave trade is question of
expectancy alone, the conductors of The
Southern Citizen viii, in view Of tie late
action Of the Southern Comsnesciel Conven-
ton at Knoxville, apply themselves to search
cut aa6 bring to ligAt al accessible infarma-
ton bearing upon that important subject =
On the whole industrial condition and neces-
sities of the Suuth--on the actual state Of the
,asgrc rsces in Africa and on the policy and
attion Of .Earop6aa Powers in reference to
tia slave trade"
We congratulate Tennessee, and wish the
''Ihe Southern Citt1en" all success.
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ss'ceseyas. G'esasase Est~sfstsic.

'HSiiE eighth ANNUAL session of this Institute will
J. commence on 'cd,e dny he 9h IF September
net, and close on the last Thursday of June fol
lowing.
The ding beparta mt. ard all the domestic
arrangC merits. will rtnain urdcr the supeIinten-
dance OF the Principal ara his Lady, and will be
such as to furnish every need vi comfort and at
teHtion, ard make the Institute pleasant home
for Boarding pupils.
&c coarse Of 6tudy Gnd instruction in the En-
gti>h classical and Ornamental departments, is
sufficiently compre hensiye to ensure, when fully
pursued, complete education but it will be the
constant aim to secure accuracy of Scholarship, and
thorough mastery o. such subjects the pupils
nay be prepared 10 study with profit, rather than
to have taem acquire superficial know se Of
many 1Ianches.. -! -.
Music, Inst ufental aud focal will be taught
by Prot. j. ftRSga, who is about to settle with
his family III stanton. His acknowledged supe.
liL"'tv as a Musician and lis eminent success as
Teacher, are sn.cc--t Qua shr that pupils will
enjoy Gnusual advantages il this q pdstnent.
TtiiiMs ys. 1>NpAL SESSION.
Board c, tincluding every charge
EXCEPT .oi tuition $50.
Tuiti1n.-freparstory dspartrl at 80.
Collegiate 40.
Music on Piano with use ofirstrument 50.
Modefn Lang uages each %.
Ancient languages aaIi Vocal Music, no extra
;lesgs. +t
For Circulars, &c, address
JOHN WILSON.
staunton, Aug. s, ls57.--sw Principal.
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The City on Suadog.-The churches
and the street, were crowded on Sunday
with well dressed people, and things had
q genuine Sunaay aspect. Tie SKY was
bright. the air was bland and pure, and
everybody seemed cheerful and happy Aad
Nc wonder, for the ladies' had on their bra
vest founces aaa the most stupendods hoops
while almost every gentleman who had the
good taste whiaa shoald distinguish a gen.
tleman was happy and proud in the fact that
he bore about lin evidences of his correct
discrimination in the suit which he had or
dered at the Brown Stone Clothing HILL
Of Roekhill 6 Wilson, Nos Cos ana COS
Chestnut street, above Sixth.
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Preparing for Defeat THE filthy phi
losopher who cultivates bad habits and
worse manners in the Tribune building, is
preparing himself for the inevitable news Of
Abolition losses which will be witnessed
this fall in the North He savs
Thousands did vote for Fremont last
November who were not republicans. and
had never before 1856 pretended to be.
Some of these really believed that the out
RACES in Kansas would revolutionize the
country some went in for chapces. especi-
ally after the magnificent triumph in Maine
faeying that their prospects for missions,
oollectorships, and other nice tid-bits were
better in the comparatively rnofficered re.
publican party than in either of its rivals, y
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STAuAIQN WncLEM EacI0BY.

HAVING recently been employed by Messrs.
Ii CRAWFORD DoXAenE, as SUPERINTENDENT of
the SHANNON WOODEN FACTORY, and the
establishment aavfAg Undergone thorough repair,
and adjoining counties that we have anw on hand
taii assortment OF WoOLEN GuonS. such as
andM kerseys. Satincts Jcals PlLiu and Plaid
linsevs, White Flsnneis. Celurel ana Bed Ban
kets and Stocking. arms af all grades Sn1 eaiocs
nheh are ali warranted perfect, and Il give salts
factioa n every refpec,. va tesst; se,,ys s1pe
rjeace in the best Wooden Mills in ae State / lat
ter myself that all goods manufactured BY as.sWll
be found superior 70 ang aeretyors qfere IL ali,
market. ALSO,
WANTED $1,000 POUNDS OF Wool
for whien the highest cash price will be paid.
JAMES 4. 0kURK,
Superintendent S. W. f.
July IS, ts57.-speo. cepy Ems.
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vi A Ee gs j ED.

On the 9th ult., by Rev. Dr. Boyd,
Rev. t. D. BELL to Miss HATTIE, daugh-
ter of Andrew Bear, both Of Harrisonburg
On the I'd inst, at the residence of Mr..
Jacob Hanger, near Churehville, by Rev.
r. G. Walker, Mr.. PREsroN J. BuREuo1D-
Err, of Rockingham, to Miss HENE.ETrA A .
daughter of Mr.. Alexander Hanger, decd.
On the 25th ult., by the Rev. Vim. Erv-
ing, Mr.. DAVID G. FLuEsrER to Miss PuE-
DIANA McCuRREY, daughter Of John Curry,
D. D., all of Bath CO., Va.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-09-12
MARKET. Sept. II. 1871.

Repoftess BY -4ason Richards.
ETf1J1F
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TESTIMONY OF Docr. o. BUTCHER.

Green Bank Pocahontass Co, April 10th, 1855.
Gentlemen Some few months since patient
severe form Of secondary syphilis Che had been az
der the charge of two physicians without deriving
relief,) commenced using the regular remedies
of the profession, but the disease stuhbonv resis
tee all my efforts. The reputation OF Carriers Span
ism Mixture having reached me- and being person
ally acquainted with yourselves. l determined to
give il trial. did so. and in a short time its
good effects wers evident, and three bottles cured
bin.
As an act Of justice to suffering humanity. can
rot withhold my testimony to its virtues as an al
tera'ive and prompt purifier OF the blood and take
pleasure in recommending it to the profession and
tao public generally. Yours respectfullv,
o. BUTCHER, n D.
Aagus. 9, ,st' -<v
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NO TECE


4 SHAL-,on the 18th day OF September 1857, move
Little JuneeGf tie Circuit Court tor the County of
Amherst, then sitting q J. mherst Court House, in
the state OF Virginia to permit TO receive all
money or personal property thai nay bc!ong to
my wards-Cyrus II. Creasey. Tabius B Cressey.
Pleasant NJ B. Gre&seY. Benjamin +. Greasev, ana
Reuben c. Creases, they beng minors. under the
age of Fl years. and now residing in the county OF
Perry, ilr the State OF Arkansas This apple tton
is foendee on TIE Va, Code. Chap. l2J. he M
dersignec 4syirg been advised that thsre are cay
ain maales dIe his asiA wards. WHICH said mea.es
are nnter the contro, of tire ssd Cueait Coatt flor
the County of Amherst in the state OF Virginia
But should the said Circuit Court rot be sitting on
The said 9TH day of September 1851 theu she appl..
cation above stated will be made the said Court
At the Court House of Amherst county in Va. IN
he III day OF the March Term Of sa1 Court, IA be
year 142e
rLEASANT C&EaSEY.
OfPerrv County, in tafe Stste OF Arkansas
Guardian lorCyrus II Creascy, tabius B. Creasey,
Pleasant ID Is. Creascy, Benjamin +. Creasey, aud
Reuben =, Creasev
August -, lS57.-4w.
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kgtn5y HI rs:cE.Ea;sI.

ANDREW J. ByHD. ESQ, Of Hishlani. Is
an authorized agent to procure subscriptions
for the Vindicator In the County Of High
land His receipts sof mon,y paid. viii be
good srainst Us,
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100 .Eg RES,

and being the land formerly owned by Balzer
Lntz and en- which are comfortable improvema Is.
Acting as trSstee, will convey such title only,
as is vested in me.
The sale is made at the request Of the granter.
NICHO. X. TROUT.
Sept. 5, ls57.---tds. Trustee.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Hol,oway's Pills are Of infinite benefit to persons
suffering from nervous tremors and general feeble
ness. They renoyate the nervous system and brace
the muscles as well as give tone to the stomach
heir purgative action is unaccompapied by pain,
aperisnt and purifying properties, they Hter,iy
carry on the work Of invigorating the digestion,
relieving the bowels. and regulating the secretions
at one and the same time. This cannot be said Of
any other medicine in existence.