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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-27
MILLINERY.

MILLINEESY.
MRS HAssELL begs to inform her friends that she viii
Ht open second Winter stock Velvet Donnets on
Saturday, Nov 2Tth her old saud No. 1852 Main street.
Wheeling noY26-St*
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-27

GIDER8 bbls prime Crab Cider, Just received and for
W sale by DOANE ADAMS,
noy26 No. so Main st..
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-27

TNANiILY FLOUR.-I5O bbis Novelty Mills White Wheat
Il Family Flour; 100 bbs Phoenix Mills do do, just
ceysd ana for sale by DoANE ~ A AZ ANS s.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-02-20
- = - &
CIV, Wise.s last Testament.

A few DAYS since the Black DopGLAs De-
,mocracy of Philadelphia made public de-
nonstration of their hostility to President
BucnANAN on the leading issue of his Ad-
ministraion. Mr.. JNe. w. FoRxEr presid-
cd, and Mr.. +. r. STANTON, tie cashiercd
Secretary Of Kansas, was the chief speaker
of the occasion. But the most remarkable
circumstance Of the display is letter from
the Governor of this State, in which the
positions Of the Presidents Message are
combattcd with characteristic yehemence,
and the argument of the Tanmany episle
is repeated with tedious amslifcation.
There was time when any utteranee
from SIgRy A. WISE would have been re-
ceived with respect by the Democracy of
Virginia. None do him reverence new :.
Not solitary member of the Legislature,
not dozen Democrats in the Common
wealth, we honestly believe, Sustain him in
his extraordinary position.
No: the Virg mia Democracy wal aot
desert the patriots Of she North who hazard
al in defence Of the Constitution and the
rights of the South 1t is not ia tkeis'
hearts TO betray JANET BUCHANAN at a mo-
1nent when his devotion to their interests
exposes him to the Sepoy vengeance of
Black Republicanism. They will stand by
4'ie Administration They will uphold the
organization of the party No example of
detection, be it ever so conspicuous can cor
zupt the fidelity of the Virginia Democracy
NyYfL
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-02-20
Sale of Col. Preston's Estate. The New
orleans True De lta speaks ais follows Of the

Nlile OF CU. II reStOn LSt0te. The New
Orleans True De Tia speaks as follows Of the
Houmas estate, near Donaidsrilie. La,
lately owned 10y Col. John S. Preston, Of
Columbia. 1t was purchased for $1,000
600 by Mr.. John Burnside, of the firm Of
}. Burnside Il Co., of New Orleans.
1.-The Houmas estate has frontage Of
thirty-Gye acres on the Mississippi river
contains II, 600 acres of the finest quality
of crltiyabae land, and possesses working
force of five hundred and City slaves, most
IF them native here and to the manor born,
and is, without exception, take it all in all,
the finest property possessed by any single
proprietor liz America just such an estate
as a bachelor, in the prime of life, with con-
stitution nnharmed, faeslties in perfection,
which is the fortunate position of oar friend,
Mr.. Burnside, its possessor, should pine TO
possess, for the cnjeyment Of the ottans cum
dignitofc in the meridian OF life We wish
Mr.. B. many years Of health and happiness
on his new purchase, and commend his ex-
ample to all the merchants who make for
tunes here, Of retaining them among US
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-02-20
Cnnsi,l, rable Indignation is s.. d to be O

Considerable Indignation is s: d to be px-
pressed hy Anti I4ecnmpton Mcsnhers of
Congress at the formation Of the Special
Committee on the Kansas question by the
Speaker. The placing upon that Commit
tee of majority of those. who votel against
tho resolution creatino the Commute is az
serted to be both violation of pa lam n
t,rv rule and eout.sy. Tie Speaker d :
+ .n,ls himself by asserting that the Pres
dents Message Is . nninf at issue and that
therefore the Administration is entitled to
majority on the Committee The Anti-Le-
compton members at firt resolved not to
serve. hut have Subsequently concluded TO
swat the Development Of the intentions and
disposition Of the majority Of tie tsm-
anittce
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-02-20

Pmber Friyhtcaca "A day or two ago
y gentleman from the South took quarters
at ono If our principal hotels, and on retiring
PIT S. 900 between the feather bed and
mattress. Whether, he WAS ia an obairi-
inls state, Or otherwise, our informant saith
not; but in the morning he examined his
pockets and every other place except the
right one, and became convinced he had
been robbed His next move was to inforna
he landlord and summon police officer to
investigate the matter. 1t was judged best,
however. before proceeding to extrenaities,
to again search the premises, when 10 /. be-
tween the beds snug rs a bug in a rug"
lay the identical pile" which the owner
generously reduced ''tcn" for the trouble it
had given others. Moral Always don the
night cap" after retiring. - Wash. Suites.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-02-20
FARM FOR S.kI.Es..

u SIA4A. as tralstcc, Under Tie will Of Philip
y nrid, s3Sc't. proceed to SILL on the premises,
f'te der, a@reh .. 1853, & FAR VI contsiaiysg
about 2f.s ACRES, some 30 o. 80 acrea II wftisti
are in timber. The farm is welt watercda first
rate Spring near the house, and several others
crossing almost she who'll extent Of the farm, atior
ding w#tcr to all the fields.
The greater paftof tie pace has bccnused for
grazing purposes for several years and hiss good
Blue grass sod it. About 20 acres oit are Mead
ow Land 1t lies miles from the FisharsviIa De
pot. and adjoins the lands Of Dr.. 4. Dold, William
Caldwell and others.
The improvements consist Of comfortable
DWELLINGS BARN, and other out houses
FER Mse@-e2e fourth OF the pu chase money in
hand, and the residue IN one, two, ard three years.
the purchaser giving bona VITA good security fol
the deferred payments. ard tie title to DC retained
until the payment OF the whole Of the purchase
nloney.
Any person wishing to view the land before sale,
will please call on Dr.. 4, Dold, Jos. Morrison, j..
Burns, either Of them who will take pleasure in
showing it. GEO. BAYLOR, Trustee.
Jan. Is, 1s5S.--tds..
Spectator and Rockinglaa,a Register please copy
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-02-20

DIR. SANFORD'S lNVIGORATOR.

DIR. S.ANFORD'S lNVIGORATOR.
The most sk"ptieai people can be convin-
eci hy trial that all the family medicines
are not hun.bne, and that among tie thou
sand Of butterfly life there arc few Of
great merit. and andoubted worth. OF
these. DR. Sanfurd's Inyigesator, or S1vc-
Remedy, staxs>ls first and foremost salang
the remedies OF fire day that can be relied
s,,. as a Hgediiuine that is all it is feeommcil-
si,..l hy its nroprietors. 1t asyertises itstaf
on every trial, for tllcw ART ssssne who use it
But tell their frieaIs to do sg, and so it goes
from mouths Sc psoessis tn all the people of
Size Union fave learned the good Of this
sruly valuable .metli-irsc Fl is recommon-
ds-,l with testimonials to prove its virtue for
The cure Of liver complaints Of every kind,
zrom the worst Dyspepsia ts 8 eelnmon
A7'aslache, and is particularly adapted to
S..unslice, D,.:asxrsed Stomach. Bowel Com
plants and diseases Of ctlisdrca.
Oie OK t"9 i@eseo arc sala 70 cure cold
o~;th scarce f:efsure 1t is worth Il trial
for this alone 1t is particularly adopted to
the use Of isslsese Of sodcntary hsJfss. Some
la'!ies of tie highest standing liz se<s;essy,r
Aave given tise55r certificates of It's efficacy,
and NC say to all who are ailins, Try one
bottle, and you VIII: ncyer be without il. =
Ncouy@1ss P%resy.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-02-20
r. VBLRT AsREE.

Owing to the low prices IF Card Wood (of
~ late) and bad nav for the same, Ihave conclu-
d t. s"ll All MY Wood Teams, as no one can az
fol@S to lanl wood at 50 per cord and make any,
thing bv it. Therefore, will offer for sale at nv
Farm. near Hebron Church, on Tanr~day. ne 4th
II Tarch. 1883. without reserve, Is head of good
aud well broke. Mules. of good size z Horses, 6
y s-ross, Of them have Iron Axletrees nearly
uaw. i two Horse Iron Axetree, and one Horse
Sssarnn. new. -ALSO,-
/ will sell ut the same time part Of nv Hogs,
not less than so head Of improved Stock shout tale
best in the County. chuice Cows. 500 fsesfcis Of
goo'f Anun' Potatoes and about 400 or 500 Bushels
of White Corp which, is perfectly sound, and will
max tile b est Of meal.
TERMS OF SALE.--Six months, Negotiable
note, satisfactorily endorsed.
JOS. T. MITCHELL.
Feb. -. lsa9-- 3ts-Spec copy.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-02-20
Sale O. Land.

1N pursuance of a Decree of the Circuit Court Of
i Augusta, rendefcdin the cause of ELEANOR Peek
and others; against Joseph Stephenson and wife
aed others, shalt, on KondeW the Isl dry Of
.Harch next, proceed OF; the premises to sell public
y. A VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND lying in
said county, abett one mile from z*aync<ssn,o o. .
asijoinng the las;2a of james S. Sash. Msj
S.narts heir8 and 9th cfs. snd cont asssiag about
HsgO Acres.
te.-5c Fdrfeyci before sa'c. It Has Oh ii good
BRICK DNfEAh4sSt1 sTtUssE, Barn, and all ne
crssa,. out kSuses. good Apple Orc Aard, t7.-o
N1eAs Of Water, and timber EutEcient to keep tl,e
farm up This is = nice lise estate, ard i4ss prsA
unity to iuulket, chuaaA aa school, and stores rs
hood, render it very attractive. The decree re-
qnires slave to be sold with the land. he is Grip
pied but useful enough, to keep Anl from being Il
charge
TERMS: Ono fourth in land, the balance III
three annual payments of equal amount, the pur-
chaser to give bonds with good personal security,
and the title OF the land to he retained as ultimate
security.
JACOB SHRECkIIISE, Commissioner.
Jan. 80, S.-t,is.-s,ncc copv.,
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-02-20
PROPOSALS
PROPOSALS
FOR INCREASING THE CIRCULA-
TION AND EXTENDING THE
USEFULNESS OF CHE
sVINDICAT0R.'
TIE Fourteenth volume Of the ssTINDT

TIE Fourteenth volume Of the ssTINDT-
GATOR, commence on the LIST Of .3xuua-
ry, 1858. This paper through the kind pa
tronage Of the people Of fsiis County and
State, has acquired and retained an extern
sive circulation. SO 50 to have become one
of the best mestsms for advertising. in the
Valley. Heretofore 1t has been chiefly de-
voted to pesities. aigoeatsag. 10 the best of
its ability, the a.bie sassse Of the Democra-
cy, and yindiastiag she equal rights of the
People
Without abatsag atsT .hcig deviation to
Republican Liberty, and still continuing un-
changed the positical complexion Of the
paper, the present Editors hare determined
to enlarge its usefnlness and the area Of its
circulation, by aFpropFiat:ns. - future, a
considerable portion OF .ss eesaaasas to the
subjects Of internal Improvement, and to
the developemcnt of the mighty resources
OF Nrglnia-her exhaastless minerals, her
commercial and Misunderstanding capacities,
her agricultural weaith
The marvel is, that 40 other paper has
hitherto proposed to become the organ for
the promotion Of these important interests,
and we aatter ourselves. that tsae attention
they are now attracting frssn a1l classes in
Virginia, and the central position Of the
sVlNDICATOR,' (assaring, 90 It will, isa
impartial advocacy Of them all, in whatever
locality situated, WA make It . welcome
and favored pioneer to other and more eff
cicnt advocates Of these great interests,
WHO may hereafter appear upon sae stage.
We will make it our duty to procure able
and reliable correspondents. Indeed, sevc-
raj gcntlmeen, throughout the state ana
elsewhere, have already promised us their
hearty cooperation and aid.
The paper will continue to be published,
weekly, ut TWO DOLLARS 4 YEAR,
payable, Invariably, IL odennce
TIiOS. j. MTCIIIT,
+. J. ALFRED.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-02-20
II @ " Mr. D ASSOCIATIONS
PHILADELPHIA.

A Bencro'eat lnstituioa established 81 speeiat e,t-
dopiaent far the rcEief Of he sick aad Dis
treysed, afflicted isith I-iya'eat and
Epidemic di.easce.
ITO all persons afflicted with Sexual Diseases,
4 such as SPERMAT09RHEA, SEMINAL.
GLEET. SYPHILIS: the Vice of 0NANISM, or
sjE..f ABUSE, &C.; &C.
The HOWARD ASSOCIArfGN, IN view. of the
awful destruction OF human life. caused bw Se3aal
diseases, and the deceptons practised upon fac
untortunatc victims OF such diseases BY Caacks,
sever,l years ago directed their Consulting Sar-
g%on, as chatitabl act worthy Of their name, to
open Dispansary for the treassnea OF this class
OF diseases. in all their forms, and to r:9e MEsz
CAL ADVICE GRATIS, te.al who al@sy By let
ter with description OF tlsr condition. Gage, oc-
cupaton, habits Of life. &c.) and ia eases Of ex-
trene poverty, to FURNISH MEDICINES FREE
CT CHARGE. 1t is needless ID. add THAI me AS
age, and viii furnish the most approved modern
treatment.
The directors, On revcw Of the past feel assn
red that their labors in THIS sphere Of benevolent
effort, iisve been of great benefit to the afflicted
especially to tho yasng. and ssser have resolved to
important bat nuch despised cause.
just Published by the Association, d Report on
Snermatnirhea, or Seminal Weakuees, the Vice of
Onanism, Masturbatian Self Abase. and other
diseases Of the Scxual Organs, by the Consulting
Surgeon, which viii be scnt BY mail. Gin A sralea
lester envclope.) FREE 81 CHARGE, on receipt
Of TWO STAMPS for pest ss@e.
Address. f,r Reporter treatment, Dr.. GEORGE
z. CALHOUN, Consulting Surgeon, lIQsyard AS
ISOLATION, No. South Ninth styect, plliladepilia,
Pa
BY order Of the Directors.
EZRA D. HEARTH ELI, P1esideat.
GEO. FAIRCIIILD, Secretary.
Ian
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-02-20
sTEHs.Ss< sTysssess Sc. EsG2.

gcii, mt passc aetssn, to tAc gaose tscz, On the
much thereof usay be sufficient to satisfy said de-
cree. aswcll the costs and expenses attending
sd sale. This land lies in Crab Dotton aid il lii e
ne on which the said Thomas o. Sitlington now
resides. and contains S2tis & crCs. 1t has upon
has one d We L l. / N q , and all ncces-
aari out houses 4 large portion OF it is cleared.
ant, i oi:n nsi'c desirable srms IL the csu-
t, ni Highland.
TtA. Nj .-asS land VIII be sold on a ered,t of
tr. nine" and lift en- months in aal nstalments.
18th interest thereon from DAY Of sale the purc cha
ser giving bond with good sec9ritv for the pur-
chase money aud the legal title retained as further
: cu"itr. JAMES Il. SElG,
Feb. -, lS5S.ft. Commissioned.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-02-20
MILL AND FOUNDRY roR#sLE.-

r FILL AND FOUNDRY FOR So LIE
II 4 In pursuance of deed executed i4y CARRIER
x ConncIl, will proceed. on the premises, "a Su;
urdny. the 20h dag Of February next. TO scu tire
vaIaahe MIL. FOUNDRY. MAcHfAR+ zAAis
SMITH SHOPS. &C.. conveyed by said deco.
The Mill is a chopper with one pair of stones !;
the Machine Shop has two ahcs, AN aprigLt drill
AID sere@ cutter, and all necessary tals for work
ing es.m the Pattern Shop has III necessary tools
for r,a&sss.s patterns; tie Foundry hss fall
equipment OF patterns and tasks FOR making stoves,
mill and pillow castings, and MI castings usually
made in this country; the Blacksmith Shop Gas a
set 81 tools for tte. \ tho machinery ispro-
PEELED ~ water power. Tlrre are four acres Of
land attached to the concern and the patronage
has been Sufficient to afford constant employment.
1t il located adjacent to the towE Of Staul ton. and
entirely accessible, being on the jennings Cap
road. All the castings, Iron and other Personal
Property connected with the concern, will be sold
at the same tame.
TER A4s,:--Sso much in hand as will aefray costs
O. sale "a remainder in four months secured by
nesotiasl, note, we'll endorsed. with interest ad-
ded. n. u. TROUT, Trustee.
Jaa,4. %, 1ss8.-sas
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-02-20
PROSPECTUS
1T FL E. S T A T e 81

M HIGH has now been published near seven
w monsass, l4ss met With such . Success as to-
justify tac Preprresor:. Ek,.ARaT@G qnE DAth S9I-
TIoA ia the sise OF the II tss6s1sgfoa Estson.
The &4sss walk scntislse 70 represent the st;tsnd
constitutional pfinciplts'of S4&Fvs rights which
have e~er been upheld by the Nst;nnsi Delnocra-
~ but it will not be 50 entirely political that its
columns will interest the politician exclusively nor
subservicnt to party to betray principle tt
command df6'cf, III disguise IT'S cesvict:o.,s at
the suggestions of expediency.
In addition to the discussion Of important polft7~
ED qasestoes, its columns will be devoted TO 'rHE
PretEE6Ixss eF GasaREss, to she cErrent arshsasc-
tons of the Government. to- CEREBRAL news, and
matters Of interest appertainng to literature Ag
ricultule, and Commerce.
TERMS:
The'subscripton price Of the enlarged Daily will
be:
One copy for one year - Sc 90
Two copies for one year = 90
Tri-Weekiy, one COPY for oihite year 3 20
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-02-20
EXTRA NOTICE.

AS Congress will soon assemble and as il is cyl-
pectcd that it win BE- fie most ;lnporta and
interesting sessions cnnyeEtS in the Metvopo-
lis. it must be object with persons at distance
to the earliest and most reliable intelligence
from the Cap:sttaii.
III order, therefore, to ositge t2osc Wit .rsire to
SUB cribe' fer apartr published III Washington
City, daring the session oiGpngrrss. propose 70
furnish Tie WFEKLy STATES III The following turns
Fer Three Eientl:s.
Two copies 81 90
Five copies 30
Ten copies 8 90
FOR SIN MONTHS
One copy g; Si
Five copies = ~
Tea SupirsA 5 50
Va TIE proprietor Of Tax fsrAlg:7 gas one Of
the original founders Of tsle InShinytch teiata end
his long newspaper experience. before and SINCE ic
establishment Of thai paper, iustiies hi'n i'll prem
is.Ag apaper well v3gfthy Of SER patronage.
J;H4'N -. EftI;.s,
NeYcmyer q, fs57.--5sn. Proprietor
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-02-20
] rustee's Sale.

Tp Y virtue of a Deed of Trust, dated haich 9Th
ID 1859, made by jefferson Wright to me, for
che 3eneft Of Mauzv & o'Brsan WI proceed on
Spring Ill., to sell for cash, all my interest in Tie
following property conveyed to me BY said deed,
v-z : fhe HU 5sE and LOT At present occupied
by said Wright, and described IL the deed as a.
certain House and Lot lying, and situate in the
village offspring Hill, and adjoining the lot Of Ja-
cob RurEet asld the yand Of Philander Gamsle.'
ALSO,--Tlle following Personal Property, or SO
.heli thereof as az not be exempt by las~, to wit :
steads, with the Beds and Bedding, aIot'of Chairs
one Iron Kettle. one Binistg Table, ore Dressing
Table, Rife, and one Chest.
JAMES H. SIX EN.0ER,-
Feb. 6, 1959.-4ts. Trustee.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-02-20
Chancery !:

TERGfNIA--En Chancery:
AT kulcs held in the Clerks Office of the Cir
cult Court Of Highland County, Monday the lst
day Of Eebi aary, 1858.
sseac y. bcn.ons Plaintiff
AGAISsr,.
George y. Kinney, sasen \. BrulTev and Martha
]. his wife, AzsIicw L. Sjtingtun. II o.las O.
Sia!ingtos4, and George Folks ks.afn,saats
The object OF this suit is To obtain Decree for
the sale Of tract Of land conveyed BY the net,a-
darts Jason \. B.utTey Martha j. his wife to
G+oige Folks, by deed, bearing date the - day
ct Mares, 1887, t. satisfy Judgment lien of the
PlaiaFiif ard, affidavit having been made and FL
ed. thai sfic 'seicrdanss George !. Kinney and ia
n Bfuffey and Martha j. his wife. are non
Sc*5tlen 'sof this STATE: Ca the motion of tie Plain
sif by eosnse it is ordered. That the said George
\. Kinney ana ds-san x. Isrniey and Martha j
his wife do appear here within one month a ter d ne
publication OF this order, and do what is lcees,ary
to protect their interest in this suit; and that i
copy of this order be published once week for
four successive weeks the @..stauntoa Eindica-
tor, paper publ hed in the Town of Stauil-
ton and. also, posted IL the front door Of siie
Court house Of tf.ls Grunty the first day Of the
next CoHity Cuart. 1. s'or Teste,
4. t5g Ef'li ENSUN, Clk.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-02-20
FOR SIN MONTHS.
HOTFCE.r

l. ness in order to pay off his debts to his inlul-
gent creditors, ts.erefore. it necessary that all
who Know themselves indebted to him will come
forward and pay off. He offers his present Stuck
of GOODS ut reduced prices for Cash. lie also,
offers two HOUSES and LOTS in Nawtown, and a
vacant Lot of about ONE ACRE on Green Street for
SALE
The title good. MATTHIAS SCIIMuTT.
Jan. 80 1858. SIS.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-02-20
FLAarEgiEgEVasx

TUE undersigned offers his services to- tie pui
i lie plas,crer in town and co-nty. Work
will be done as good terms and at short no.
tice as by ANYBODY else. Refer to Capt Jno. T..
Smith, Architect, and J.. &. Riley.
u. W. SHOTT
Stauntnn. IAN. 30. lSa9.-tf.