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Valuable CulpeDer Farm
FOR SALE.

TNOR reasons not necessary TO give here. l am
IL anxious t, sell my farm. known as cottage
Home" lying Flat Run, ~ miles from Brandy
Station, and contains
AIo -A or eS,
300 cleared and the balance in good timber The
soil originally is very superior and at this time
produces fine crops Of Wheat, Corn, Oats and all
the Grasses common to our country. 1t lies beau
tifully and nearly every acre of the cleared land
can be seen from the dwelling, which is in full view
OF the o l. A. Railroad. The buildings neat
and substantial. all having been built in the last 3
years, and well of first rate water in the yard
My price is Sl2 600 81 600 down and the balance
in eight equal annual instruments, bearing interest,"
and the interest payable annually. l deem it un-
necessary to 81 an extended description OF the
farm as would Purchase without first view
ing the premises. ANY gentleman wishing to make
visit Of inspection, by dropping me line what
day, | will meet him at the Station with convey
ance to my house.
J. O. HARRIS,
Brandy Station, Culpeper co.. Va.
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The repor, of the Secretary OF War Will
exhibit healthy state of affairs in this I'm :
portant arm of our government. Its oper-
tons and movements during the past year
have been series of successes. Inc Varl.
GUS campaigns asaiust the unfrlendly ana
hostile indians have proved. IN every in-
stanca. entirely successful, and most OF the
warlike tribes / we been brought TO subjec-
ton. During last year great reduction III
the expenditures have been made, amount
inc "a several millions of dollars.
The Secretary will, it is said, recommend
breech loading guns for general use in the
service; also, the important recommendation
of last year of restoring to the Wax Depart
ment the superintendeuee and control Of the
indians. Experience shows that the inte-
rior Department ought not to have anything
to do with the Indians.
REPORT OF THE SECRETARY OF THE NAVY.
The Secretary Of the Nays report will
be exceedingly interesting. He will un-
doubtedly report the recommendations Of the
Board who recently reported to him upon
the subject Of the construction OF sailing
vessels into war steamers, and also for a
further increase of Steamships Of war. 1t
i, obvious that the present naval force is in
adequate to protect American citize ns and
advance our commercial interests in various
quarters of the world The appropriations
required for this department will not exceed
eleven miIiiens of dollars
REPORT OF THE SECRETARY OF TUE INTERIOR.
The report of the Secretary of the Inte-
rior, which covers an extensive field, larger,
in fact. than any other three departments Of
the government. having under it's jurisdic-
ton the General Land Office. The Indian,
Patent, Pension and Census Bureaus. will
BE- very interesting, and exhibit flourish
ing condition Of affairs in all its ramlilca-
tons.
The Census Office has now a clerical force
of one hundred and twenty-seveu, all OF whom
are actively employed i'll their respective du
ties. The expense Of the eighth census Will
exceed that of the seventh considerably ,ow-
ing to the augmentation of population and
the various branches of industry
The Superintendent is OF opinion that he
will be enabled, during tha approaching ses-
sion of Congress, not only to report the APP
pointment in the Thirty eighth Congress,
but to present to that body the population
Of the several States and Territories. class
fled by sex aud condition. and to report the
various products Of agriculture and the ag-
gregate of manufactures.
1t has been suggested to Secretary fhomp-
con by several Senators to urge upon Con
yress the establishment of a statistical bu-
reau. Congress, and, in fact, the Govern
ment, are without any general reliable source
of ascertainment of our internal trade, and
the annual productions ofagriculture, man
ufacture. &c.
THE POSTMASTER GENERALS REPORT.
The report of the Postmaster General pre-
sents no new features Of interest. Since
Postmaster General Holt has had charge Of
that department he has made many changes,
and reduced it's expenses several million del
lars.
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Orange and Alexandria Railroad.
80 - ~ !. &, Z III

ON AND AFTER WEDNESDAY, APRIL llrH. 1860
1.-TWO DAILY TRAINS leave Alexandria at
| 4 100, A. :, and 7.l5P p. NJ. for l4Y NCHB I RG
and the SOuTHW EST, connecting at Gordons-
vile with the Trains the Virginia Central Rail
road, for RICHMOND, CIARL0TTESFIL Lille,
STANTON. &C.. and with the Train on the Ma
nassas Gap Railroad for WOODSTOCK, MOUNT
JACKSON, &C.
Through Tickets to Richmond, lynchburg, KNOX,
vile, Memphis, Nashville, Montgomery, Mobile,
New Orleans, &C.. at the Railroad Station.
Also Through Tickets to .ireenbrier bite Sui
phur rings via. Jackson River.
The Trains leave Lynchburg twice daily, s. 40
A. NJ, and ! 40 P. NJ, for Alexandria and ssh,
ington; arriving in Alexandria st 2 +. H., and
4.20 4. Ii.
The Connections with Virginia Central aud Ma
nassas Gap Ra:ir Dads are made by the day trains
only. .. IL. BhoADoo,
rs ON AND AFTER Friday, 29th June, the
passenger trains viii leave corner Of hing and
Union streets, Alexandria, at O'Clock, a. NJ, sno
7l5 p. N.
Dee z, l660-tf.
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Nag~ Did you ever have The Sick Headache? Do
YOU remember the throbbing temples the feeered
brow the loathing and disgust at the sight Of food
How totally unfit you for leasure, conversa-
ton or study. One Of the Cephalc Pills would
have relieved YOU from ali the suffering which You
then experienced For this aud other purposes you
should always have box of them on hand to use
az occasion requires.
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DISSOLUTION.

rTNHE partnership heretofore existing n the Tan
l. ming business between II. l.. ana ". Is. Cal
laher, under the style and firm Of IL. L. Gallahcr
G Son has this day been dissolved by mutual cou-
sent ". b. Gallaher having purchased the entire
establishment.
All persons indebted to the FIRM are hereby re-
unested to come forward and settle up Immediate
w. as the business of til, parties imperativey de-
mands it. W. Is. Gallaher is authorized 20 maze
all settlements.
The senior partner, Il. l.. Gallahor, feels grateful
for the liberal encouragement EXTENDED to the flrn,
spd hereby returns histhanks therefor, and socits
a continuance Of public favor for his successor.
Fl. l.. GALL HER.
w. B. 4ALLAHER.
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GREAT DTscoveRY.-Ar4ong the most important
OF all tpe greet medical discoveries OF this age
De censidc red the vaccination for protection from
Srail FOX, the Cephalic Pill for relief OF Headache
and the of Qrinine for the prevention OF Fe-
,ers either Of which is specific, whose bene-
fits will be experienced By suffering humanity long
after their discoveries are forgotten.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

THE AmALaAMArIos OF LaNGuAGEs.-There 10 q
growing tendency in this age to appropriate TOE
most expressive words of other languages, ana al :
tar wL;le to incorporate them into our own; thus
the . word Cephac, which is from the Greek sig ],
fU;no For the head, is now becoming popularized
in connection with Mr.. spaldngs great Aeaaacng1
80 and tba word Cepbalic will become as COM
mon as Electrotype and many others whose d;stinc-
ton as foreign words Has been worn away pS com
mon usage until they seem ''native ana to 'ae ma
nor born.
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A Real Blessing

PEYsIc1Ax.-W eli, Mrs. Jones, how Is chat head
ache2 go
Mks. JONES' Gone! Doctor, all gone! Ihe pill
you sent cured in just twenty minutes, and /
wish 20, would send me more so that can have
them handy.
PHYsIcIAs-Yo on can get them atany Druggists.
Call for Cephalic Pills. and find they never tail,
and recommend them in all cases OF Headache.
Mas JOKES shall send for box directl, and
shall tell all my suffering friends, for they are
req! 5tessiagl
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TwrArY MILLIONS OF Dollars SAvEe.-Mr. Spal-
ding has sold two millions bottles of his celeora-
ted Prepared Glue and it lis estimated that each
bottle saves at least ten dollars worth of broken
furniture. thus akng an aggregate OF twenty
,nors Of do lars reclaimed from total loss by this
valuable invention. Having made his Glue house
hold word he proposes TO do the world still
greater service by curing all the aching heads with
lis Cephalic Pills, and ii they are ss good as his
clue, headaches will soon vanish sway like snCw in
July.
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M ARRTEI>.

~--~>~>~~~~-~>|-->>-~N~-~>-
On the I'D ult., by Rev. d. G. Irwin, Mr.. JAS.
r. EILER and Miss AAAsDA, daughter Of George
Nicholas, Esq, all Of Rockingham.
In Fayette county, Va, on the 18th ult., by
Rev. Jchn Thomas, Mr. JACOB CsUABAckEa, Of
Montgomery, VI, and Miss SUSAN V. SASGsR,
daughter of Jacob Sanger, formerly of Augusta.
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,ardJy Realize d.

HAD n 'orrible 'eadache this hsfterncon nanc
stepped into the hapothecares hand says ~ 81, e
the man Can you hease ne OF nan 'e&daGhe
docs it hache ard ?" says e. ''Hexceed,ngiv
saws hi, hand upon that e gave me Cephallc Pin
hand pom me 'onor it cured me so quick that
'ardly realized hi 'ad had 'eadache.
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Mill y2ess ,Sdsar-sjzzi7y,
notice.

TyREEGHTS for Lynchburg Will Leave Alexandra
L on Monday and Friday mornings, and arrive
in Lynchburg Tuesday and Saturday evenings.
Freight viii leave Lynehbu-g on Monday and
Friday mornings, and arrive in Alexandria on
Tuesday and Saturday evenings. -
j. F. LATHAM. Agent Of
Transportation, oranga and Alaxandris Il. r.
Dap 7 lCGn-ef
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THE OLD DOMINION
y u u A1C AOAE
CLIO HING HOU SE.

CLIO Fl No HOU ST.
TO MY OLD FRIENDS AND PATRONS
FsNHE object of this communication is to inform
l. you shat l have opened Clothing and
Furnishing Store, next door to the Express Office
Va. Hotel, where / will be pleased to see you, and
especially will be pleased to have the pleasure
furnishing you with any thing in my line that you
may want. My stock is entirely new, and made g
the very best materials, and all thati ask is libe
raj patronage to insure me success,
Respectfully Yours,
JAMES A. ARMENTROUT.
Stanton NOV. g. lS60-tf.
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canbalic cline. no. bottle Of Prepared PlIs,--
but i'm thinking that's just it nather; but per-
haps yen be afther knowing what It 49, :, e see
shes nigh dead and gone with The Sick ieadache'
and wants some more OF that same % feiai'eo nef
before ;. ,,.,
DRUae1sr.-Yo GU mean Spaldine's Cephalie Pills
pRIDGET-Och! sure now and You've SEQ 1t
Here's the quarter and give me the Pills AID don
be all day about it aither.
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reinforcement

The above sale is postponed until Saturday, The
Lat duv Of December le6u.
J. BUMGARDNER, u.
Nov 90. ls60-2t.
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TO THE LADIES =
Great Reduction lin Prices

BARGAIN BARGAINS!
MRS. KATE III. KELLY,
INTENDING shortly to remove to her NEW
4 STORE ROOM on the South Side OF Beverly
Street, offers her present large and fashionable
stock Of
MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS,
at greatly reduced prices. To wit:
VELVET DONNETS at from So to SO 90
STRAW g &c ST. to $500
NETlS FOR THE HAIR at rs cts.
And other goods in her Of business, at the
same rate Of reduction. She is determined to dis
pose CT her present supply before removing, if it
has to be given away. Call early TO get choice
bargains
Stanton, Nov. IG, l8sO.--tfs
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FAcrs WohrH KNOWING --Sp 1.liiue's Cepbalic
Pills are certain cure for Six Headache. Bilious
Headache, Nervous peAd ache, Occurrences aud
General Debility.
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SPECIAL NOTICES
MRS. WENSLOW,

An experienced nurse and female physician, has a
Soothing Syrup for children teething which great
" facilitates the process Of teething, by softening
the gums, reducing all inhamation-wil allay al
pain, and is sure to regulate the bowels. Depend
upon it, mothers. it will give rest to yourselves,
and relief and health to your infants. Perfectly
safe in all cases. See advertisement in another
column.
June 60 ISG0-1y
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H1xrrfher IDustpOmement.

Tie above sale is postponed until MONDAY the
ION. fDecember.) j. BUMGARDNEk, JR.
stanton, December I, lo6u-lt.
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Later from California.

FoKr KEAgNEY, Dec 3-The pony ex-
press passed here yesterday, with San Fran
cisco dates to November 2lss.
Sailed from San Francisco. Nov. 2lst,
the steamer Golden Age. for Panama, car
rying out $40 passengers and $l,2l0. 600
in treasure, of which 81, O78, OOO is for New
York.
The ship Tropic sailed on the 2lst for n.
York with 500 sacks wheat, 800 bales
wool, Is, 900 sides, 81 bbls hams. 90 bbls.
po k, 6 500 sacks barley, and quantity Of
hard wood forming the bulk of her cargo,
which ia valued at $l25, 900.
Tho chip Pam Flush has cleared for Cork
with cargo of 20 900 bbls. -four, and a.
900 sacks wheat. The ship Winged Ar
row is loading for the same destination.
The election returns for California are
not quite complete. The total vote return
cd islI7 BIG, divided az follows Lincoln
1866; Douglas 81 $40; Breckenridge 49,
857; Bell S,467 The vote of the State cam
not exceed lis, 800. and Lincoln is gener-
ally conceded to have plurality Of 700 to
1000.
The latest accounts from all the counties
Of Oregon give Lincoln 3l8 majority over
Breckinridge. and Douglas is number three
in the race.
Mr. Shannon editor Of the Yisaia Delta
and VIM Governor Morris, a lawyer, resid-
ing in the same town. had a rencontre grow
ing out OF political controversy on the 10th
during which Mr.. Shannon was killed after
the parties had fred several shots. Mr
Morris was acquitted on the ground that he
acted in self-defense,
The yield of the Fremont gold mines for
the past two weeks is stated BY the manag-
CTS at $32. 500.
The Legislature Of Vermont, on the 23d
ult, refused by vote Of two to one to re-
peal the law of that State multiplying the flu
gitive slave law. Twenty FIVE Republicans
voted for the repeal This will 60 far to
preoipitate secession
A free negress named Lucy Andrews,
rich and the owner of slaves, has recently
presented petition to the Legislature of
Eouth Carolina to be allowed to become a
slave, aud choose a master.
In the Committee of Ways and Means, on
tho 9Th, Mr.. Phelps, OF Mo-, moved to is
sue $40, 900. 900 of Treasury notes, to re-
lieve the embarrassment Of tie govern
ment.
The Legislature OF Florida has called a
State Convention to meet on tue I'd OF Jan
uary.
The total military force Of South Caroli-
ma IA nrt dawn at az 00ff
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NCesTsTCEzz.

THE notes and accounts due to Jacob Pollitz
having been transferred to Messrs. Straus,
hartman, Hotiiir Co., by assignment of record,
are i'll hands for collection. All persons in
debted to him by note or account are hereby mott.
fed to call upon and settle at once, as ne shall
place all such claims which remain unsettled on
the LIST of January next in the hands OF the officers
Of the law for collection without regard to persons.
HARTMAN & BELL, Att'ys.
Nov. 16, 1s5p.-tlJ.-spec copy.
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THE THREE NUMBER PLAN
II Prizes amounting to 1921, 4sl.2
whole rT1cIG cts So.

SHARES IN PROPORTION.
IN ORDERING TICKETS OR CERTIFICATES.
Enclose the money to our address for the tickets
ordered. on receipt OF which they will be forward
ed by first mail. Purchasers can have tickets end
ing in any figure they may designate.
The list of drawn numbers ana prizes will be sent
to purchasers Immediately after the drawing.
ali communications strictly confidential.
Ordersfor Tickets or Certificates, by Mail or Ex-
press, to be directed to
A.. IN IL
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PUBLIC SALE OF TEzE
E-g H a T. H - n ~ II K
OF Wra. Is. yancey, deed.


Eg H a l. H - n ~ II K
OF WIN. 3. Xancey, deed.
FEgIIE undersigned, Commissioners appointed by
L the decree Of the Circuit Coura Of Rocking
ham County, in a cause therein pending in the
name Of Geo, O. Conrad, Guardian, DC, ca. Con-
rad, &C., viii proceed, on the premises,
On Saturday, the 22nd dag Of Dec. 1850,
to offer at public auction, that large and
VALUABLE TRACT OF LANE,
situated on the Shenandoah River, in tbs county
Of Rockingham, and kncwn as the home farm Of
the late William B. Yancey, deceased. This land
, is not surpassed by any in the county of Rocking
ham. 1t is well improved and in fine order. The
improvements OF the first order, consisting be-
sides DWELLlN G-HOUSE and ccnveniet out
hcua es, of q
sTzSsJ x2ess ,S6seC-.Eai7y,
Supplied by fine water power. There will be Of
fered for sale about
3 8 . a Q r. u 53
It will be divided in tracts to suit purchasers.
TERMS OF SALE :--One- fourth Of the purchase
money in 60 days; one-f fourth in II months; one
fourth in two years, and one fourth in four years
from the day Of sale; the payments to bear interest
from the Gay fsale, payable annually. The puf
chase: wiz be required TO execute bond with geo:
person al security, and Lien retained ultimate
security. Tii0S. l.. YANCEY. conrs
VIM. B. YENCEY, Jr., ooAD" 10
Dac 1Gcn-tGs
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The Legislature Of Florida has called 8
State Convention to meet on tue I'd OF Jan
uary.
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In the Committee of Ways and Means, on
tho 9Th, Mr.. Phelps, OF No., moved to is
sue 1000, 900 of Treasury notes, to re-
lieve the embarrassmen,s Of tie govern
mept
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Of every description from the finest ana most fash
ionable Ladies. ohoes.to any quality of Genteme
wear. Having secured the services Of Col Evans
a. foreman, the ladies OF Wayneshoro' and vicinity
will be waited on at their homes BY the Cponel to-
take their measures or Shoes when desired.
Having employed every facility for carrying
the business in the most approved styie lie respect
fully asks the patronage OF the public. giving the
assurance that no pains will be spared on his part
to merit it. W, B. GALLAflER..
Waynesboro. Now l6, l85t-3m s-Spec Copy.
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The total military force of South Carroll
ma is put down at IS, 600.
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Taynesboro', Nov. /, 1860.
NToTTCu.


yTT B. GALLAHER, having purchased the In
w terest of Il, l.. GallGher in the Waynesboro'
Tannery, takes this msthod of announcing to the
public that he will continue the business in all is
various branches on the scale and terms as
under the old firm, and every etfnrt will be made
to meet public expectation and business demands
He is also largely engaged in The manufacture Of
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MAGNIFICENT SCHEME.
SO. 1863 Prh.s Amou'ng to 1915, geo

SO. $3.50 Krh.s AmOuE'ag to 1915 GEO
WILL BE DRAWN THIS MONTH.
CRErFIoArE OF PACKAGES will be solo at the fol-
lowing rates, which is the risk );
Certificate of Packages of 10 Half Tickets, so
Certificate of Packages of 10 Quarter Tickets IS
Certificate of Packages of 10 Eighth Tickets, $50
THE GOLD MINE!!
ALL PRIZES AND NO BLANKS
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A free negress named Lucy Andrews,
rich and the owner of slaves, has recently
presented petition to the Legislature Of
Eouth Carolina to be allowed to become a
slave. aud choose a master.
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WANTED.-T purchase a NEGRO VO-
W MAN WHO is good Cook, Washer and r
fee. ~ ~
Nov. Is, 1s6o-tf.
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BLIND TO MI,
THE NEGRO BOY PIANIST.

will give
Three Concerts, in Staunton,
past seven O'Clock the second SATURDAY AT
lLENOON at three O'Clock, and the third SAT-
LID AY NIGHT at half past seven o'clock.
Ills wonderful control OF the PIANO and his
tatuitive.
December T. lS6C-It
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FRESH OYSTERS.

from the BEET House in Riehmand; and is prepar-
ed to turkish them TO families delivered at their
homes, in any quantity. ut the shortest notice.
SLIPPERS, consisting of oysters served Up in
ary and every style, Birds Ven son. Ham amt
Egg, Beef Steaks. Pork steaks. Mutton Chops,
zeal Outlets, aud everything else that either thia
Or the Richmond market affords. can be had oa
application. MEALS at any hour prepared.
Thank ul to she pucfio fer the liberal patronage
they have heretofore extended him. he respectfully
solicis continuance thereof. assuring them thar
he will 40 his utmost to merit Il.
November e. lSf0,-tfs
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Boots and Shoe

DooE MATS foT ss 4 eIs.o,z J, -, 49,
Srr 80 rfen &c = -
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List of Letters

n EMAINING in the Post Office at Stanton, Val
"a On the Goth NoYember. 1850.
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.B eCk7@ E.oGel,

IS CkSa-> Ga - GDGeAs
(CoaNEa OF NEW STREET AND c. Il. ALLEY,}
STAU NTON, VA.
Winter" Arrangements
j 0 EN BECK
E. AS again re fitted his premisea to- Gsoe the IL
81 creaslng demands OF the public. Ge has pu:-
chased the now building Court Eoase Alley op-
posite Doy'e's law office, and finished it OF in
eelient st: lie, the lower part az
"a 1ogTssgaVant,
ana the oms above as sleeping apartments. He
Ia now better prepared than to accommodate
all *ho may favor him with their custom. Mis-
BAR is furnished with the finest WIN ES aud IL
oUoAS imported to this country, as " III Is the
choicest article Of LAGER BEER and 4 81.
LIE receives daily hs the cars large supply of
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The Legislature of Vermont, on the 23d
ult.. refused by vote Of two to one to re-
peal the law of that State multiplying the flu
gitive slave law. Twenty five Republicans
voted for the repeal This will 60 far to
preoiptate secession.
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BARGAINS BARGAINS :.

II r'sI. II i. i.-oltuated in Nelson co.,
Immediately on the Howardsviie Turnpike. in
an intelligent and healthy section Of the country.
This farm will be rented on very sonable terms
Ea"ly application is desired. C. W. HARDIN.
West View, Nov. 80, IecO-3t.
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On the I'd inst, near Harris 'nburg, MAar A E..
DIXON, daughter of Sarah E. Dixon, aged years,
months and days.