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HEAVY DEFALcArIoN.-We learn from
the Nashville Banner, of Saturday last, that
the community Of Maury county have been
Subjected to a wholesale swindle by Sam
Jones, Deputy Sheriff, who abscouded on
last Monday week with over 500, co.,
Dir Jones stood high in the community
and enjoyed the implicit confidence of every
one. The means adopted by the swindler
we're very novel and deliberate. He forp-
ed judgements upon the good men in the
county and sold them to capitalists at a
discount of twenty FIVE per cent, at the same
time agreeing to collect hem without charge.
He was engaged for several weeks in selling
those fictitious judgments. Shortly before
he left. he also borrowed money from sever
al parties. One gentleman, in Mount Pleas
ant, is mulcted for SIS, 900, and others, i'll
different parts of the country, in amounts
from $50, 600 down to few hundred the
aggregate reaching over 800, 600, Mr.
Jones abandoned his wife and six children.
His wife. we learn. is absolutely deranged
Ga account Of the affair.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
DIXON FARM FOR SALE.
Saturday, Feb. End. IS6

A Commissioner of the Circuit Court of Angus
II ta in the case of Dixon's widow VS.. Dixon
Dc ais, will sell at public auction, on the emf
ses, on the day above named, three parcels OF the
FARM belonging to the estate of David S. Dixon,
decd. viz:
lst.-98 acres, 3 roods and 81 poles allotted by
commissioners to the children of said d. S. Dixon.
2d.-33 acres, roods and n poles of the same
in another parcel
3rd-The buildings and improvements. and Al
acres, roods and % poles of land subject to the
widows dover.
The manner in which these lands are divided can
be seen by application to the Clerk Of the Circuit
Court, or VIM. A. Burkett, residing on the prem
ises or to the undersigned.
TERMS.-Six, twelve, eighteen and twenty
four months credit from the day of sale-bonas and
personal security required, and the title retained
'~ "'' S' THos. W. MoCUE, comm'r.
January 4, 1S6l.-tds.
POSTPONEMENT.
The above sale is postponed till Saturday, the
18th Of February. THOS. W. McCUE.
Feb s, 1861. ~
nAVIs A. kAYsER is just receiving an i'm
IL portant addition to his stock OF Staple Dry
Goods, consisting in part of
1914 brown and bleached Sheeting;
Best brown and beached Canton Flannel;
Black and colored Camblicks;
Black Apacha;
Satin Twill COrsett Je cans;
Penitentiary and other Plaids;
4-4 Cotton Oznaburgs
"a heavy twill Oznaburgs;
Grenadne and Lasting Coat Buttons;
Wove Linen Rosoms;
- Coats Spool Cotton;
Hoop SNirts-new styles and best make;
Black and lavender Worsted;
Fleeced Cotton Hose;
Mems fine Merino Shirts;
Plain black Silk Velvet:
Black French Cloth for Zouaves;
Machine Silk, &C.. &c.
Stauntnn, Feb. s. 1861.
nor RENT.-The large and commodiou;
r Store Room now occupied by d. j. Golden
berg, also three rooms in the second story of the
same building. The situation for business is one
the best in tie place, being only door above
the Post Office, and two doors below the Contra
Bank OF Va. Possession given lst April.
TAYLOR L. HOGE.
Feb. s, 1861.
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FfassoE AFFAIR Henry Tay Tor, who
,.'s.i'> in Alexandria, Va. has been una
l'i~ Il >lpop for several months, in couse
{. '7'.,c Of uuearthly noises in the wainscot-
i-ns@ Of his room On Friday night ''some-
ing" struck his bedpost, and the mex.
.,...5;l ing, candle in hand. he rummaged in
~ recess behind the wainscotting formed
~ the caves of the building, and found the
bodies Of two children, Gpfants,) cased in
lime, and wrapped in newspapers No clue
to the mystery has been elected.
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NEWS DEPOT.

G SUBSCRIPTIONS received at the News Depot
- under the Virginia Hotel, (Armentrout's
Clothing Store,) for the following WeekIies
New York Ledger, yearly, $500
" % Mercury, - 200
:" &c Weekly, f" . 90
Bait. Family Journal yearly, 200
Mont'ilies and Periodicals Of every description
constantly receiving.
January 4, 1861. W. r. HEY DEN.
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COUNTING THE PRESIDENTIAL VoTE.-Thc
A. = Senate, on Saturday. passed Joint
resolution appointing committee to count
the vote OF the Electoral College for Presi-
dent DE, and Vice President ofthe United States.
ne House concurred an the committee
was appointed as follows: On the part of
me Senate, Messrs. Trnmhu.l, Footte and
Latham on the part of the House, Messrs
Washburne, Adrian, Ely, An !erson and
Craig. =
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NOtiCey NOticeyv

THE subscribers have their accounts made off to
L the lst January. 1861, and they would inform
their friends of the fact, that merchants are the
greatest sufferers during the existence of panic
consequently they will regard it as srE clAL favor
from all who can conveniently make even partial
payments, if they would, when making their ap-
preparations, remember them
re- We are now Offer ing WINTER DRESS
GOODS. together with all 9th er Wooden Goods.
at greatly reduced prices.
We will also be receiving some new goods in
few days.
PIPER Dc FUNKHOUSER,
Feb. |, fo6l.-S. copy Opposite Va. Hotel
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STILL AT TT!

CEILING OFF remarkable Bargains in Dress
~ Goods, Millinery, Hoop Skirts, &c. Those
wishing double the worth of their money, should
call soon at d. j. GOLDEN BERG'S.
Stanton Feb. l. 1861.
A TTENTiON AUG. SENTINE!4S s.
IN You viii parade at Peter Engleman's on the
End Saturday in February, at Ii O'clock, A. NJ.
BY order of the Captain.
d. F. LOWMAN, o. 5.
Feb. l, 1s6l.-2t
WANTED 1000 Id. Of 3ees-Wax for hich
w will pay the highest market price.
=. Il. TROUT,
Staunton, Dec. I, 1860. Uruggst
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VIRGINIA AT Rules held in the Clerks Of
' flee OF the Circuit Court OF Highland County,
on Monday, the 9TH of January, 1861,
James H. yrd,-Plaintitf,
AGAINST
Hugh W. shetfey, AMI Moses H. McCue, Admor
de bonis ofJ Ohm Baker, decd. ,-Defendants,
IN CHANCEkY.
The object of this suit is to enjoin theDefe dan,
Hugh W. Shelley, who sues for the benefit of Mo-
ses ii. McCue, DIM or de bonis non OF j ohm Baker,
decd, from further proceedings Judgment
recovered at the October Term of the Circuit
Court of Highland, against the Plaintiff fer the
sum OF Three Hundred and fifty four Dollars and
eighty three cents, with interest thereon from oath
March, 1882 till paid, and costs until the further
order OF the Court
1t appearing by satisfactory evidence that the
Defendant loses IL McCue, Adm'or de bonis non
of John Baker, Iced, is not inhabitant of this
Commonwealth On motion of the Plaintiff, by
Counsel; it is ordered that h. appear here within
month after due publication of this order, and
do what is necessary to protect lis interest.
A Copy-TeSte,
a. STEPHENSON, elk.
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WANTED TO HIRE.

A NEGRO WOMAN of good character and dis
n position for general house work. ] will give
good price for one that comes well recommends
ed. A. F. KINNEY.
Stanton, Feb. 8, 1861 .-tf.-Spec. copy.
NOR HIRE.-A No. NEGRO MAN. I wish
Z to hire him in the neighborhood of Staunton.
VIM s. II. BAYLOR.
Feb. l, 1s6l.-2t
NTACCARONI, Italian and American, for sale
lYl by T. Il, TROUT.
Staunton Feb I, 1851.
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NEW YORK, Feb. 6.--The steamer Marion orr;
we'd from Charleston this afternoon, hayipo on
board the wives aud children of the officers and
men at Fort Sumter. They We're j ansfeIred from
the steamer Columbia, which got a ground in at-
tempting to get cut Of Charleston Iarbor some
days since.
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Texas Gone Out.

GALVESTON, Feb. 5.-Tke Ordinance of Seces-
sion passed on the lst inst, by lG6 to Z.
The Governor, Legislature, Supreme Judges
and Commissioners were present. The result is to
be voted on, on the ODD of February. If adopted,
it will go into effect On the I'd of March.
Gov. Houston recogniz the legality of the Con-
vention. lie says the people have declared for a
Southern Confederacy, and if they can have none
TEXAS will form an independent Republic herself.
The news from Florida, Alabama, Georgia, and
LOUISIANA, have created great excitement in North
ein Texas.
John NJ. Daniel, U. S. Mininter to Sardinia, a, :
rived IN New ork by the Arabia. He is now in
Washington.
Mrs. W asaington, the widow OF the late Hon.
"eo. z; Washington. died suddenly in George
town, ID. c., last SUNDAY.
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A EkCYrThe unders;g ned have formed a
II co-partnership for the purpose of cond ucting
a GENERAL AGENCY, such as the collection and
securing claims which may be entrusted to their
care. and likewise Agents for the sale of Real Es-
tate, both in town ard country. Any persons ia
vorng them with business shall receive prompt at
tcntion.
~ Office second door north of the American
Hotel, Harrisonburg, Va.
j. L. SIBERT
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SPECIAL NOTICES
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Mrs. NVtns1Gyy,
An experienced nurse and female physician. has a
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Religious Notice..
The services Of the 4th Quarterly Meeting Tor
Staunton Station, will be held on Sabbath the
Oath inst, instead Of the 10Th as announced.
JOSEPH r. WHEELER, Pastor.
February s, 1861.
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[Correspon dence of the Baltimore American
Preparations at Fort MOultrie
hEPUBLIC OF CUUTH VAKULINA,
CHARLESTON, Jan. 80, '61.

|
CHARLESTON. Jan. 80, '61.
Fort Moultrie, under the skilful direc-
ton of Major Ripley, with his black brig
ade. of picks and shovels, has thrown up
breastworks and mounted heavy guns to
such an extent that the whole appearance Of
the fort has changed, and has almost attain
ed its utmost state Of efficiency. Huge
heaps of sand bugs surmount the ramparts,
faced with palmetto logs and covered with
hides, from the embrasures of which the
i'm dogs of war protrude their mnzzles,
nine of them leveled direct at Fort Sumter.
What is conceived to be the weakest point
in the granite mass has been selected as the
mark at which all these cannon are pointed,
and they will give the work of the mason a
s.vere test The interior OF the fort also
presents most warlike aspect. The oven
for hot shot is in readiness. like your steam
fire engines, for firing up at any moment,
aud all the equipments for carnage piled up
around the gun carriages The magazine
has been buried in cavern of sand bags,
and is believed to be beyond the reach Of
shot or she'll Every arrangement has been
made not only for the protection of the men,
but for receiving the balls of Sumter with
the least possible damage.
ANXIOUS FOR A FIGHT.
The military are anxious for the fight to
commence, as having come to Charleston to
Sight, they are indisposed to 20 without
smelling powder. They are most impatient
at the delay, and the stormy and unpleasant
weather has rendered their military duties
very severe aud irksome. AT Morris Island
= three large Colutnbiads have been mount
ed, aud entrenched in sand bags, with a
42-pounder and. "a formidable mortar The
batteries at Fort j ohnson are also becoming
quite formidable. and it is intended to keep
up fire on Sumter from these three forts
for twenty-four hours before an attempt is
made to assault the stronghold of Uncle
Sam The impressiea IS that breach can
be made in the walls, and that Major An
eersons limited garrison will be so worn
out by the severe labors Of working the
guns necessarily fw SO long time. that the
etorming party On the RATS will be able to
accomplish the escalade without niuch diff
Guilty OF loss of life.
THE PROPOSED ASSAULT.
There is no doubt of the fact that RATS
are being constructed for the assault. and [
have seen enc of them ia progress, though
it is portion of the secret work ofthe CAM
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iuto They will be constructed Of Palmetto
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the anxiety from day to day to commence
operations is increasing The tenporzing
policy of the Governor and his Council
meets with much harsh criticism by the in-
considerate, but it is evident that even
should the attack ultimately be made, so
far as preparations are concerned. South
Carolina has obtained more by the delay
than Major Anderson.
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