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xxrEbsve tis day sold our stock of LIQUORS. SEGARS
w &c to MI Joseph b. Smith, late o. the Hewitt House.
Liberty Va. ,,... - BOO, ., ,,d, our
ants 10 our friends and public for the liberal patronage
and cordially recommend our successor as iuy
worthy Of their continued favors. - . ,,,, co
December is, 1859. H. NJ hAhhio " w.
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Dissolution,


Af this la. purchHseto Mr. X. H. Glass his entire in
eres in the late concern of Glass Rnne aud H. IT, Glass
and the business will hereafter be conducted aud
style of CHARLES J. RAlNE All persons ha ing claims
against either will please them to for
mtn and all debts due the will he collected by
CHARLES j. EAlNE.
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New Cornmission HOUSE.

WE have this day associated oursyes ogethss os ne Rgr-
w pose Of coaduoting 6kNBRAt 90 nUei-
share Of The pstoase q esns,ess paeh sssssns them
siwavs ,srosed s action on the ~ pr eeaI -. We w
ALI ~ Won under he od rates " Aa nks m
July 9edAc1y 60 ---.- en9AszM 1yzz.
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NOTICE

NOTICE,
AN and aer MoxpAx nsxk thsre will bs Flour inspect
condition Of the Depot z5,S3# a33 r. d. JELLl6s
nov ii-dts Cen. FrL Agt, Va Tenn r 2.
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Fall Trade.
GEO. d. DAVIS,

No. l3l Main st., Lynohburg, Va,
receiving and will keep hand large and well seleced
stock Groceries, Staple Dry Goods iardwnr WOODWARD
Shoes Boots Has Iron, Steel, DC; al Of which will se
cheap cash credit and ves all In want of cheap
goods his stock before buying lie has large lot
0f the following goods:
Fuled Cloths ~ and - Cassmeres Cassuetts Kerseys;
Negro Blankets white and eolored Bed Banke "a and 9
Sole Leathets Lining and Binding Skins; 44.t. . T.
French and Philadelphia Calf SKINS PegA Last, &C..
Tanners' Tools, Tanncre OIL, Lamp on and Tallow;
Lnseed o Zinc and White Load Copai and Japan varnish;
Steel Springs, Iron AxeA Spindles and Bolsters;
Hammered and Rolled Iron, Sheet Iron CAST Shear and Bills
Bale Cotton Cotton osnabuyg Brown and Bleached Cotton
Cloths; Hs
Sugar, Coffee, Molswes, Syrup, Salt Nails, &C, &c.
viii pay the highest price for Wove Wool Rols Feathers
Beeswax Taow and all other Country Produce Call at No.
I8l. b-ds
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THE FAMILY JOU RNAL

A Southern Fireside Newspaper,
Equal In every respect II not superior, to
Bonner's Ledger or any Of the Northern Week
les which have been so literally
PATRONIZED THROUGHOUT THE SOUTH.
nN the 1st Of January will preaen 70 customer and
- The public generally, tho above EIcELLkNT SOGTH:
ERN FAML PdPER published In Baltimore, and edited
In part BY Mr. Fayette H. Norve formerly Of Lynchburs
This paper 70 us wclesabished and with large list
Of contributors numbering amongst them many Of the beat and
mos popular writer's Of the day Subscription price 800
Southern people who want Southern Literature, will
send at once for this popular paper. Address,
dec i3-dta II. q. VICTOR, Agent, Lynchburg
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M iLhHT =. H. ala SOLOMON & MrSsER.
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Fine watches.

E1nt
a WE have new and large stock Of FINE ENGLISH
&A WATCHES of the following manufacturers: Cowde-
e row. Dixon Johnson Tobias, Bold T. d. Johnson
Gzko David Taylor Cooper, Robinson and fundel Also
the largest stock OF Fob Neck and Vest Chains Seals Key
&C. ever offered In this market =, -
s can he purchased In the State, and respectfully solicit
xaninntion of our stock j. WILLIAMS n son,
"a, 10 ,,s Main Street.
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''' 'vtA,Ei.iEE;'T;;'r1NE = ,i.iE;';;' 8EN'fNG. 1 !, si.'''

LPNCHBURG, VA.
vxTE koe hand constantly voeees OF the best equality
w which particularly invite the attention ofour ends
customers We tendcr thanks 10 friends for past
yor hope by fidelity 10 the interests ofa who may
un n continuance of the san,e, We receiving
q superior lot sugars Oonccs Moaues (new crop Candies
Leather Salt &c 2c which oner cheap for cash
Try produce. Jan sofa
HOOKING RANGES.-Mops lnvipcibls Cooking Range, for
~ wood COAL decidedly the most durable and economical
hxure for cooking sale and put With hot and cold
fixtures by experienced wolnen and warranted give
saisfAclon at the Stove and Range Warehouse a Main g.
IL c. b, BLISS d CO.
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EsTABLIsHED 1s$S;

kE now revolving direct fFom she own manuisetos the
"A largest and most desirable stock Of FALL AND wlNfRK
CLOTHING they exhibited and 10 which additions
will by every arrival throughout the season Their
pared show at all times null and complete aesosat or
,he mos, ans @ s9ss 2 ss Ds
THAN THEIR rac.s a T6s5 ssesss go % dsvaed
contain most extensive and dssabe sock Of shopable
and MADE Clothing, manufactured with great peins and
North Caroina and TenneseeA nsy1zng he Mhole
time 70 the manueurs md ssls n CSlg anne Win longer
vantases we can end g ~ ne EsSAss iad9esrslsa
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MCKINNEY & co,
wuoLEsALE AND RETAIL
GrOcerS and Gen'l Commission Merchants

Bank Square, Main Street. LynciDur2, ' H.
NE receipt of Spring stock of Groceries,
,N Iron, Steel staple Dry Goods, Nc consisting OF
,uha Orleans aud coffee Sugars, various grades
,,0at Crushed, Granuated and Powdered sugar
iaglira, Rio Java, Mocha and Santos Coffee;
HSperm, Wax Adamanne and Tallow Candles;
brown aud Fancy Soaps, various brands;
es Golden Chop Imperial Plantation Delicious ooong &c
Spices Of every kind Sole Leather good and damaged pure
Cier Vinegar Liverpool Ground Alum Salt Cotton Yarns
al No.s vrglnia and Western cured Bacon: No: Halifax
,ierngs in whole and half barrels No and Mnekere IN
Mis- No. Peruvian Guano: Old Dominion Nails English REIN
"a ron Band Hoop and Sheet Iron Norway Nall Rods &c
vast Shear and Bsered Steel Wagon Boxes all sizesto
no and2 0znaburg, Beached and Brown shirtings and
neengs, Burlaps Pananalion Linen, Coonades striped
Inabnrgs Prints Ginghams &C. &c. To which they respect
tfaly ~ "
Particular attention paid consgnmcnts of all kinds OF
country Produce. april 2Ods
RUCKwHEAT FLOUR-A very superior article in store
IL and for saie by Enoy s-dtsl NJ. HOLLlNS g. CO.
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GET THE BHSr"
Good. Well Made 6 Properly Adjusted
IA N o F o r Il T. s
Are very scarce We have been selling
"NONE RIJT THE RESTo

twentyo years. and responsible house
possibly offer safer or better Inducements.
important and valuable improvements have been
lately effected In these Instruments, which,
MORE HOME TESTLK0NY"
Declares (see frsss Sept 81 1881 win cause them TO ake
good fortune 10 hear much power CON-
oct Ie.c1y K. p. NASH 90, Petersburg, Va
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very superior article in store
Enov s-dtsl NJ. HOLLlNS & co.
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Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-16
NOW TO KEEP CEE ~;
:. Use feGssahacE's SoaD.

WE the undersigned take this method Gf.ihform-
w ing the citiSens Of Augusta aha Rockingham
counties that We have purchased eff Nm,.C. Kilgofe
tie owher for 4hs State df'Va.; the right of said
counties tomsnufacture and sell family rights to
make Rorhback's Compound Chemical; Toilet and
Washing Soap, Snd will be in Staunton during
Court seek for the puvpoEe OF ceiling family rights
to all sho ms wish purchase This Soap has been
prominently before the American public for more
than two years, it has been thoroughly tested by
many Thousands of people who pronounced it to be
the citeapest Soap Heretofore known
In the lstplade This Soap recommends itself to
every srhly fori its cheapne>s and superior cleans
2nd-Forits being SO easily made. ="
3d-Because it will wash with half the ordinary
labor of common Soap
4th-You can wash the finest texture of Lawns,
Muslins or Laces without any rubbing.
shit will effectuaIly remove grease from any
Kind of cloth whatever without the slightest injury
to the goods. 7
This Soap is made without using either grease or
lfe and can be made in ten minutes after the water
bois. The Toilet Soap is made without at a cess
of cents per pound and the washing Soap at three
fourths of a cent per pound. All who WisY to try
the qualities of this Soap call at TIE National
Hotel or Virginia Hotel and get sssaesef It free of
charge; after YOU are satisfied it's gel uine aFti
Gle, we will be pleased to sell alf falniy right ho
may wish to purchase. ..;.::,n
Messrs. kigore and PeaaletoA wilkal.e De st the
yirginian for the purpo-ecf selling County rights
&c. SWlNk 4 HITEs
July %, 1855
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-16
,esrrxcs OF A SEA CAPTAIN TO DEATH.

SENTENCE OF A SEA CAPTAIN TO DEATH. -
In the Circuit Court at Portland, On Thurs
day, Judge Clifford delivered the opinion of
the Court, in the case of Capt. Jno, 4.
Holmes who had been convicted Of tie viii
ful murder of seamen named George W.
Chadwick, on the high seas, and whose
counsel raised objections Oh several points
Of law as laid down at tie trial. The opin-
ion overruled all Of the exceptions, and de-
MED the motion for 3. new trial. Before
sentence was passed Captain Holmes adj
dressed the Court, IN his own defepce-,ope,
he said, that viii accompany him 70 the Bar
Of God. The substance Of his remarks was
do most tgsply regret Tia: ! mysterious
Providence should have permitted my name
TO be associated with an act which has de-
priyed a feifoM beink Of bis life, and the
thought Mai have been in any way con-
nected with it, Ellis ne With the deepest an
euish. Befofs Cod, and this Court, and
all the world, T most solemnly declare that
am wholly innocent aid Unconscious Of
having committed the crime, 81 which I now
stand convicted. l have not now. nor ever
have had, any knowledge whatever Of the
act imputed to me; nor can | charge myself
in any way with the slightest responsibility
In connection with it. No man who now
hears me, can regard the crime Of Murder
with greater abhorrehce thaA Do and ever
have done. am hot now, nor was ever,
the man to commit such an act; and If l did
not feel sure that ere long it will be so I'M
derstood, and that the true conviction will
come home to the mind IF every reasonable
though 'Ia may y. nc, not Witness fsba t. Re-
garded as an unfortunate mai, put not a
guilty man, should be deprived Of great
consolation.
At the conclusion Of the above speech,
the final sentence Of the Court was passed,
which orders the prisoner to be taken to the
place of execution on the 25th day of No
vember next, and on that day. between the
hours Of l and o'clock, to be hanged BY
the neck, until dead.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-16
SPECIAL NOTiCES.
RENEYOLENCE.


We do not think pers m can evince more Pc
nevoent trait of character than being moved at the
distress and suffering Of others, and furthermore,
anxious to 20 all in their power to alleviatespy
every possible means human suffering. In tbs
view Of the case, we do not know how the humane
and benevolent can do an action more In accor-
dance with their phanthropic views, than by cal
ling the attention of their afflicted friends and ~
quaintances to the fact, that DR.. Seth s. HANcE,
Of los Baltimore street. Baltimore, Md, has DIS
covered preparation, which is put up in the form
of pill, that has specific action for curing Epi-
lepsy, or falling fits spasms' cramps and all forms
Of nervous diseases. Among those have been per,
maanehtiy cured, we might mention q member OF
the family Of James Il. Beadle, Huntsville, Alaba-
ma; Mr.. II, P. Sledge, Cabin Point, Surry county
"a, end Mr.. W: T: Lyon, Grenada, Mississippi.
We might 20 OH ennmerating number OF others,
Until we hsd entirely filed up this column OF our
paper bit We think we have said sufficient to sat
isfy every person that the subject Under consldera
ton il che of vital Importance to everv one; hea-
der Ii YOU sreis xell man woman, ard have no
need Of remedy, perhaps you know some person
this notice, and send it to Him or her 1t will cost
you but little troibls. AID probably it will make
Won instrumental in curihg some poor, affii ;ted
mortal of that dreadful visitation, Epilepsy, or fai-
n Br .'c lance sends fs pills BY mail free of pos
tage to all parts of the world, the receipt OF
remittance. His prices are, one box, IS; two, %;
twelve, SIT. We have given his address above.
Aug. rs, 18t9-lm.
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Commissioners. Sale.
T,iIE undersigned as Commissioner of the

I'M undersigned as Commissioner of the Circuit
i ,Ceurtsof Augusta county. 'appolntad by side
cree rendered III the case, of P. T. Burkholder,
Committee &C., vs.. Sally rotzer. 4 ! will proceed
on the premises, on SatHrsay The 2ahs d.y N Sep
TENDER, 1889, tosel atpdbiic aacton' thehghest
bidder the tract of lands of which john Kfotser,
died, seized, situated ab1atA miles north Of Mt.
.Solon, in the coiinty of Augusta. ~ ~,
The tract .sontains. about. 900 sADRES, twt
thirds Of whsshs in Ene state of cultivation, and
the ramaihaeyaSaeIl timbered; The Improvements
consist hf .. good brick Dwelling; Barb; and the
other buildings necessary to farming operations
The water is good and afunaa ut, and the location
Mills. -. .....4 : J.
Any bnekishlng 30 leo,- at TIE laid, will cal, on
Mr.. VIM. If: Flick, On the premises.
TERMS.-So much money.in hand viii be ne
cessary I'd pay the cost Of suit; and sale and the
balance in paymthts oflo, 20 and 80, months from
the day of sale, the purchaser giving bond and APP
prov ed personal security, and the title retained
ultimate security.
rug 2e, 1S59-4t-pr. fee S3.75-Rockinghsm
Register Copy.
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SALES OF LAND.
MILLER'S IRON WORKS
SALE WITHOUT RESERVE.
OfrTORER 10 1870


THAv +, as trustee Of John Miller, made.aro at
4 tenn pts to sell the Furnace. Forge, Mills, and
Farms constituting the extensive properly known
as MI LLER's IRON works in the Coun-
q Rockingham f.r not;ee g = INV ,.e
concerned that on the 10th If October. 1859. will
attend at the Forge and. will then and there sell
,cithout rsserve entire establishment at public
auction to the highest bidder: IA. sysl M.
1t now becomes of the last Importance that all
interested shall see tothe protection of their!,n
terest and hope none will fail to be present as the
sale will aesuredly eenade. -.
The Furnace and Forge are extensively known
but It may not be generally known that they are
constructed upon large scale and with every APP
plance which experience hasspggested for clndu c-
ting the Iron manufacture te,the best advantage.
1t is believed that there are no superior Iron
The Merchant Mill, Chopping, Mill, and Saw
Mill are all of the hest construction, and. are album
dainty supplied with unfailing water power.
IN the than three thou
sand acres of arabic and productive land.-Ahave
been laid of ami divided with view to suit va
riety of purchasers; 80 that no wishing to but
farm can fail to find one to suit him,
Upon the whole can say, with confidence, thaty
there has rarely occurred in Virginia such an OPP
portunity for an investment in lily valuable
property. n. h.
referred to Mr. John Miller, who will take pleasure
in giving any information on the subject. |.
At the same time and place /. will. sell 2 SIX
MULE. TEAM with, wagon, harness and furniture
complete, and perhaps some other personal proper
ty. ~
TERMS.-For tha.real estate one fourth in six
months and the residue In three equal annual pay
ments thereaftersf bearing interest from the sa lie
And secured BY endorsed negotiable notes and a
trust deed upon the property.
FOR the personal property four, months credit
upon endorsed negotiable paper, interest added.
JOHN B. BALDWIN, Trustee.
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Koraback's, Compound
TOILET & WASHING SOAP

q |. ILL. EY W. G. p. !.
Colgate Hull and Thompson FOO, =
May boast of what their soaps can dc,
But Roraback's Soap of all the rest,
I'm surs you'll find to be the best.
A cheaper soap cannot he fund,
Four cents the cost of il per.pohnd, !
Twill cleanse your ribhens end your lscee
And take OIL freckles from your faces,
1t washes we'll and with much ease,
Takes out all dirt. and leaves no grease,
'Twillsoften; too and white the skim
And almost leaves you free from sin.
Nggreasy spot need now be seen,
Upon your garmentsw white or green.
No printers ink can in them stay; -
If Roraback' x.soap can have fair play,
M, Iron mould need now remain,
n Or milldewss paints, nor other stain,
For Roraback's soap I now will say,
If tried yesl take them all array.
lie me this fact tc y0n announce; = ~.
That Thompson's oostfonr centspe- ognoe,
That is, your merchants never fail,
70 charge YOU this'by tie retail,
A washing soapacan now be had,
To hear the price. Twill make you glad,
A4pounA Of which costs three-fourth cents,
Then purchase and you'll meier repent,
The Lawn dresses should rain shout, -
That Roraback' 5 soap was e'er found OFT,
One half their labor at an end, ~
And Roraback's soap is now their friend.
rof 'ani'' '"'s Npp'' " swiNK s H1TE.
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SALE OF LANDS

-8~s.
HERlFF,S SALE OF Landry vir-
~ tue OF decree of the Circuit Court OF High
land county, pronounced at its May term, 1853, in
the case ct Joseph Jones Va, James Jones. the I'M
dersigned subscriber will sell at public auctions
ths premises to the highest bidder, on Friday, the
TWO TRACTS; OF LAND, Z.
One containing il 60 Acres, lying in the cour-
ty Of. Highland, ION both sides Of Crab Run, e
branch Of Bull Pasture River, )iand was. patented
to Jose ph .Jones, decd; the other CONTAINS 200
Acres, And adjoins the irss named Trect: These
Lands Of excellent quality, snd.we adapted to
grass d:grain; considerable porticH OF them is
cleared and the balancewell fmberea.. There IS
upon the Land comfortable DIV BILLING HOUSE
Barn and other necessary out-houses, end an Or
chard Of good Fruit. ". :: x.
TERMS nough.,of THE purchase money in
hand to pay costs Of suit and expenses of sale $500
on the lst dayof January, 1880, $3.50 on the LIST
day of July, 1860, and the balance in equal ensta
ments, payable on the lst.of: January 1861, 1862,
1868, 1864 and 1865, Respectively al! with interest
thereon from day Of sale.s, The purchaser giving
bond with good secarity for the purchase money
and lien retained onsfhe land for further securi
ty. JND. III. REXRODE, s. n. G..
July 20, rsaa-za1w.
PostpOnement.
vEHE above sale is postponed until the 3Oth, Of
l. September 1859. ioi''-
Ses.2, Saw. j. NJ REXRODE, s n G
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MARRIED

On Thursday the LIST inst. by the Rev. >. =.
Hensell Mr.. JNo. w. SHELLERs OF SocKlngnam' 70
Miss MARTHA E. WooD, of Albemare.
On the 9Th inst, by the same Mr.. JAS. N. HAYS
of Augusta, to Miss SOPHIA =. Byrd OF hocking
ham County. @
On the 9th Inst, near Sherando, Augusta Co...
Va. by Rev. Mr.. Wirgman, Mr.. James M. Ded-
rick and Miss RosANNAH CoYNER. all OF Augusta
County.
In ssssunton, on the sii ss inst, BY Rev. VIM, i.
B aker, Mr.. WIN. NEWMAN to Miss REBEccA TRATEsR
both Of this place.
In Brandonv lille, at the house of AsaLel Leach
ESQ.,, September, 4th inst, by the Rev. !. a. sny-
der, Mr.. A. D. LATHAM, of Grafton Va, to Miss
TaL1cIA A. daughter of P. N. Sturgis,o OF Preston
County Va.
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Virginia Central Railroad.

MAIL AND PAsssxasa TaA1s Go1sa East.
II EAYES Stanton daily at 5.35 a N
IL &C Waynesboro,.s TOO m
Leaves WAypeShptsV daily going West at l.40 m
Leaves StaunSon daily fexcept Sun ~ at 2.45 P m
Frssght Train nth Passs1ser Car atsaehed,
GolNa WBsT.
Leaves waynesboro' Monday, Wednesday and Fri
day at ~. l.ev IN
Leaves Staunton Sundays at, s.lb m
Go1Nn EAST. ~ J. .:tns.
Leaves Jackson's River o. Thursdays Wednesdays
and Saturdays ct - :. -:oa1 m
Mail TEasn going East connects at GorAonsville
with Orange and Alexandria Train. for Washing
ton, Baltimore, &c. and at. Richmond with train
for Petersburg; LynchbufE, on same days. Mail
Train going West connects at Goshen with Stages
Jackson's River for Covington, White Sulphur,
Lewisburg, &c.
Through Tickets can be procured at Staunton to
Alexandria, Washington, Baltimore, Cincinnati,
Pittsburgh, Evansville Louisville, st. Louis, and
all important points in the e West les Ill g..
Richmond, Sep. 2, '59.-tc
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DIEDs

Il lie unloI Hotel, haray, Virginia, Aug 80,
1882 Jso TsrapLE holtnK eldest son of, Col %.
days:
few hours. JAS. MCDOWELL GILBERT, son of JESSE
N. Gilbert, Ii the 10Th year of his age.
On the 9Th inst, at the resde nce of Mr.. R4f, Of
this County, MAGGIE u. SosEY, daughter af Jacob
Sosey, formerly Of Staunton, aged about seven
years. ,
T.is motherless little one had but fe.g weeks
s gladden. new home; and to be cherished vita dot
Bie tenderness in her grandfathers, hohse, Her
uncommon intelligence and sweet winning ways
seemed to promise much happiness and comfort to
her family and friends in long life. ;; But the pa
yiour who said "Suffer little childre: to cafae un
to me- has taken her sway, and Leaves them the
blessed assurance that GOT such is The kingdom OF
heaYen.' :. Z