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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1869-07-16

NJ ALUABLE LANDS AND
personal PROPERTY
will offer for sale on the premises,
Thursday, the 10Th day of August
1869. q valuable tract of land, known as 'tRiv-
erhead." three miles West of (freenvine, on the
head waters of South River, containing by re-
cent survey, G77 acres. belonging to the heirs
OF Col: Wn.sP Tate Said land is of fine quail
ity, with good brick mansion fine bank. barn,
hrst-rate stable, corn-crib, dairy, and all neces-
sary buildings for every purpose, fine orchard of
select fruits, good spring near the house, and
other springs. There is comfortable cottage
with good spring and some select fruit, with q
Baacksn11th shop on one end of the place. The
all we'll set IN grass, but what is in Spring
crop - sufficient amount of good timber. No
land on heswhole farm but what is tillable, It
is consderedsamong the best farms in the county.
Also tractof pine land, South of Greenvile
three miles, containing 80 acres, with some i'm
provemenis.
Terms-One-fourth in handand balance in three
annual payments
Also, on same day, all the FARMING NIPPLE
MENTS, several good horses and colts, q number
of good mich cows Of good stock, some fat cat
tie, number young CATTLE several good sows,
and number OF good hogs, good flock of sheep
With number of fine lambs. old corn wheat,
oats, hay, and number of other things. NJ
Will also offer on the lst day of the August
Court. at Staunton shares in the LIST National
Bank, shares in the Shoe Factory, share in the
Chesapeake and Ohio R. R. Company, with three
dividend bonds. Terms of Stocks made known
on day of sale. ra53az -.
To any one wishing to examine the land it will
be shown by the executor, living near Greenville,
or any information in regard to the property will
be given by the executor, or the land will be
shown by Henry Stoffer, who resides on the farm.
.s,.. MATTHEW. PILSON,
Executor of Vim. P. Tate, decd,
i" Greenville, Augusta county, Va.
Vindicator, R. Register, Hsgerstown Mail and
Lancaster lntelligencer copy 4 times and send ac-
counts to this office -StaMa. Spectator
iulVl CIT -.....
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Oppos1r1oN TO YIRGIs1, REsroRATIoN

OPPOSITION TO VIRGINIA REsroRArIoN -
The Lynchburg Virginian tells us that the
white radicals Of that city have sent a COM
mittcc to Washington to oppose the restora-
ton Of this State, and in addition, we learn
that some Of these people have gone from
Norfolk on the same mission. -No,foM Vir-
glnlan. a.
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CMALL FARM FOR SALE.
y As Admr. de bonis non, &C., of the es-
tate of Abram Switzer decd, being duly author
!zed and empowered, 1 will offer for sale. on the
premises, on Saturday, the 3lst day of July 1869,
the tract of land on which the testator resided,
lying near the head Of Naked Creek, Augusta
County Virginia, and within=one mile of New
Salem Church.. The tract contains about Is
acres, and is very desirable little farm is we'll
timbered, and now well fenced off into fields of
convenient size. The improvements are ordinary.
needing some repairs. It has on it no running
water, but has q shallow. well of good, pure wa
ter, near the dwelling. The crop of corn now
growing win be sold at the, same time, also some
household property,
Terms for the land The costs Of sale in hand
balance in three equal annual pay ments, at
one, two and three years; Bonds with personal
security, carrying interest from the day of sale,
and title retained as ultimate security.
Those indebted TO the estate win please make
immediate payment, rs longer indulgence cannot
be expected. za.iij u. ai3 l-'t ,.1faid. 81
Z June 28th, 1902. $50 1asg t3a4.d
.nr. -! go, n. GEO. SEAWRIGHT.
a-,, sf.5,s. ,-, 1 Admr. &c.
jul2-4t- Rockingham Register copy and for.
ward bill to Vindicator office for collection, IS
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TIME VIRGINIA INSTITUTION, FOR THE
l Deaf and Dumb and the Blind, is now pre-
pared to offer for sale, in large small quantities
a superior article Of SOAP, hither to known as tas
| 'ERocKERIDGE ECoNoMlcAL SoAp'' invented by:
Mr.. George W Reintzel, whose interest has BEEN
purchased by the Institution, and whose SERVICES
have been retained as the foreman of the Soar
| Factory at the Institution.
N. B.-Ths Soap will hereafter he known as ;
/ eva. D. D. 3. l., Soap.
/. We guarantee that pound of our Conn.,
mon Wash Tub Soap will do as much washing as 5
one and one-fourth pounds of any other Soap.
now manu- actured. A' -' ID -
2. That it is first rate Sharing and Toilet soas
always, after use, leaving the hands and face per-
fectly smooth. losi'i, a-tt.-. 10 aa
3. That it will wash as well in Naya a. Soft
Water, in Gold as well as Warm Wss.s.
4. That as defensive it is incompatible.
5. That it will remove all kaEds of grease and
stains from clothing.
6. That it.will set tae colors of printed goods
liable to fade and sender them fast.
I. That it hasa bleaching quality, and renders
clothes very White in washing them. d.
8. That it isa sovereign remedy for ehapped
hands.
9. That one bar dissolved in tAo gallons of
water will clean paint and windows without in
jury to the paint ''+'
If desirable to convert the bar into Soft Soap.
4 pounds dissolved in one gallon of water will ;
| yield one and half gallons of good Soft Soap.
I "A handsome and perfumed Toilet Soap will:
soon be ready for market. -5-'' s7't
| gs- Our Wash Tub Soap can be ful sishea
one-fourth cheaper than any other Sosp>
We will exchange, on reasonable terms, Soap
for good Soap Grease, delivered at the 1nsttu-
| ton. .5-5f. s.... -.-1rfs}'l4 1'...,ff'-
| lsg~ Persons wishing to exchange rendered
grease, or buy Soap, will apply to the Steward
| of the Institution. At9h 'i i-i' -@ = @f-l
This Circular is issued under the instructions
of tAe Board of Visitors. ~ H
=. r.'-., i- .f JIG. COVELL, Principal.
N. B.-Patent to be applied for.
FOR SALE BY the Institution D. D. l. b., and the
principal Stores in Town. Wilson h Foster and
r. W. Powers are agents in Richmond
arl9-ly,
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I, Gov. Wells has again respited James
deter Phillips, under sentence of death by
the Circuit Court Of Henrico County, .Na.,a
for the murder of his wife, The last respite
defess the execution until Friday, Nov. 26,
1869. g., Ene .5. .cspsi.s'., 5ibb-i I'D,
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A correspondent Of the New York Even
ing Post says :--''I 1t is averred here in Re
publican circles that Col. John ". Forney
expects to be elected the next United States
Senator from North Carolina. He has re-
Gently purchased a large tract Of land there ,"
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One of the emigrant agents of the State
of Minnesota has just returned from Europe,
and reports that he has succeeded in ipdn-
cling seyenty-fyc thousand swedes to come
to that State this year.
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The object Of this suit is to attach the money
debts and effects of the defendant John E. Sipe.
in the hands of VIM. A. Sipe, Geo. NJ. Sutton and
John b. Gum or either of them, and have the
same applied to pay the plaintiff debts $44, OF
and 81, rs in the Bill mentioned. And it appear
ing from satisfactory evidence that John g. Sipe
is a nonresident Of this Commonwealth, 1t is or
dered that he do appear here within one month
after due publication of this order and do what is
necessary to protect his interest. ..a.
A copy Teste,
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Heavy orders for Nos. ! and 2.wheat are
being received at New Orleans from France
'-more,' it is said. than can be filed there.
Orders for 100000 bushels of No have
been received within few days a. pig
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General Rosccrans was yesterday nomi-
mated assthe Democratic candidate for Cow
ernor Of Ohio i. Resolutions in favor Of tax
Jag U. s. bonds and opposing payment Of
interest thereon adopted .b.s'f - ss
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o.
lNTMIIDATIoN.-A negro man in this city
declares that the negroes who did not vote
(and really there were but few such) were
in favor Of Walker, and failed to vote be-
cause they were afraid Of the Wells negroes.
This is no doubt much nearer the truth than
the statement that they were inundated by
their employers. ~
ID The returns Of the elections in this city
the headquarters Of the. Walker party
show that there was 10 intimidation. In
two wards the negroes gave Wells majori-
ties. We say the negroes, because in Rich
mond not three hundred white men voted
or Wells. dispatch. e
The following are the members Of Con-
gress elected 9
First district, D. NJ Norton, (eolored. }
independent radical second district, Jas, FL.
Plat, radical third district, Cnaa H. Por-
ter, radical; fourth district, Levi G. Thayer,
conservative; fifth district, Robert g. Ridg-
way, conservative sixth district, VIM.
Mines, Jr., conservative seventh district,
Lewis Mckenzie, conservative eighth dis
trict, James K. Gibson, conservative; at
large, Joseph Segar, Conservative.
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A 7 RULES HELD in the Clerks office of the
zIA.~ Circuit Court Of Highland County, en-
Monday the 9Th day of July, 1869 =
YIN. NJ. Chew and Houston +. Gwin Survivors
of Andrew Seybert, W. W. Chew and H. F. Gwin
late merchants and partners doing business under
the firm name of Seybert, Chew and Gwin.-s
Plaintiffs
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M R. JOHN F. BEARD is my authorised agent
w to settle up my Horse account in Augusta
county for past season. July 9th 1869 bt7
NJ HARVEY
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CtO-PARTNERsHIP.- The firm of Splitter &
~ Myers having been dissolved, we Will con-
tnue to conduct the Agricultural Implement and
Hardware Business under the style and firm of
Splitter 4 Uttly. J. WAYNE SPITLER ?
JOHN W.5UTTLY
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Unfair election say some malcontents.
Fraud, intimidation" &c say others. This
is not at all singular. In every election
there must be defeated party. There must
be scape-goat and hence the cries above
noted Gen. Candy asserts that it was as
fair an election as could be held in any
State. 1t stands to reason that he is correct.
Among the vast majority of the White and
Colored voters 10 the State there turns out
10 be mot great difference. The Constitu-
tion is carried by an immense majority, while
the DISTINGUISHING and Disability clauses are
defeated by an equally large majesty This
must have been done by the White and Col
ored voters combined. We know number
of White and Colored Wells men, who open
ly eleetiSneered against the clauses 1t was
their preference without fear or Interpolation
of any: This we judge to have been the
case every where in the State. With this
the case, as far as the Constitution and
clauses are eesserned, dhe cry of intimida-
tion and unfairness fails to the ground
These charges cap Only then be alleged
in reference to the votes for Walker as against
Wells. That intimidation would be used to
secure votes for a. man as against another,
when it was not used in regard to the Dis
franchising and Disability clauses, which
were a thousand fold more important to the
people Of Virginia than the choice between
any men could be, is simply 50 absurd, rid
Jealous and childish that sensible men can
only entertain it liz fits Of desperation or
passion Hence the cry has quoted if not
died out. Te carry the cry into requiring.s
new election, would result in the defeat Of
any extreme Radical Candidate by twice the
majority that Walker has obtained, lRadi-
Gals of sense can see this and hence we argue
that they will drop this childish cry rather
than suffer more ignominious defeat.
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FNlsSoLUTIoN.- The partnership hereto
~ fore existing between Splitter & Myers, is
this day dissolved by MUTUAL consent George A
Myers having sold his interest to John W. Uttly
The business of the old firm will be settled by the
new firm. - J. WAYNE SPITLER. r.
July 18th, 1869 GEO. A. MYERS.
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The course of the cdored men in the late
election may be regarded with q prejudiced
eye by some To avert any injustice to any
we desire to call the attention of our readers
to the following facts:
The colored and white voters in this Sec
ton, as a whole, voted side by side for the
Constitution.
They voted side by side against the Dis
franchising and Disability Clauses.
These were the main issues Of the contest
and colored and white stood together, as one
man, on them. t1i0
The only point of difference was in a
choice for the gubernational ticket. That
the colored men should vote for Wells, APP
pealed to, by those they have been taught to
believe, to vote for him as the only means
Of their political salvation, and warned by
their protested friends that Walkers cleo
ton would ensure their reversion to slavery
Ignorant as the majority Of them are, Gre
ates no surprise in our mind. With colored
man on the ticket it is even less surprising
to any. ..tl
A number of the more enlightened color
ed men knowing that they could not be
damaged politically or pecuniarily, preferred
and voted for Walker and thus more nearly
allied themselves with the native whites
Numbers, who voted for Wells, seeing that
thew were misled as to the difference between
Walker and Wells, and that their political
fate was not at all in the scale, would, if the
election were to be gone over, vote for w ak
er. etsf.a l3f
La view of the fact then that they, in the
main, voted to relieve Virginia White men
of their Disfranchisements and Disabilities,
and only differed with the Whites in the
choice for Governor, and that they, from
the light thrown on the subject by the re-
suit of the election, are less liable to be in
conflict with the Whites Of Virginia hereaf-
ter than heretofore, we COUNSEL a great de-
gree Of leniency to them on account of their
ignorance and bad teaching. We believe
that the vast majority of or people look at
this matter in tie right light, but for fear a
few may act from prejudice rather than rea-
son, we call their attention to the above
facts.
The contest between the white and colored
men Of this State ended most happily and
peacefully for all parties in the late election
The colored melf understand it and are rapid
ly realizing that the white people of the
!. South are their best friends. They will
hereafter stand with them on all important
issues, for their interest are our interests =
Then let us, as one man, convince them by
our acts that we are their friends and that
they have been most egregiously misled by
men who desired only touse them against
us, for the offices which they believed in
their power to confer. ,
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Gen. Candy has removed c. i. Mallam,
late mayor Of Fro derieksburg. Va, and app.
pointed Mr.. VIM. r. Nye, to fill the vacan-
cy.
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A DMINISTRATOR'S .SALE.--As administrat
n tor of John Brown, decd, will offer, a.
PUBLIC sale, ct hiq late. reaiaepce, near Fishers
ville,o ednesday, August 18th, 1860, al the
personal property consisting of Horses, Colts,
Cattle, Sheep Hogs, Farming Implements, about
80 tons Of Hay Household and Kitchen Furniture
&c, &c. .,-.f-4.. -s......f5. IL .,.f..
TERMS. All sums Of $40 and under cash over
that amo unit, four months credit, with negotiable
notes satisfactorily endorsed. 34 slH
will also, at the same tima, sell the celebrated
Morgan and Messenger Stallion, Yathek. This
celebrated horse has taken first premiums at all
tie Augusta and Roekbridge Fairs since. the war;
He is of the best stock of horses in tho State, as
his colts will ahundantly prove, .5..
II" will be sold on a credit of six months,
and interest from date, with negotiable notes at
isfactorily endorsed. ll G.saY9 a-lsf
sfl5d sI9 b. A. s. LARA; Admir-: h Agent,
4 Peck & Gushing, A.uctoneers.r b., ,.st
id19-4t.
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AGAINST
IN cnANcERY.

John L. Sipe, VIM. A. Sipe Geo NJ. Sutton,
and John E. Gzm-Defendants.
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CONGRESSIONAL ELEcrIoN.-The MAORI
ties for Mines and Harris, in this (6tb)
Congressional District, are as follows:
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q" y, lZ|5AA '.7=.- @]-Ari 1,4OU
*Not full-two precincts to hear from.
Mines majority as far as heard from is
4,727. When the two precincts of Freder-
lex are heard from it will probably reach
5000. oiia2.9s 3ae a. iaaole
A contract has been entered into with Mr..
Huntingdon and others to complete the
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad to the Ohio
river 4 'isi - 2
Geo. Peabody has been exceedingly ill,
and by the advice Of his physician will
shortly visit the White Sulphur Springs.
Walkers majority over Wells is about
1900
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| take pleasure in recommending the new firm
10 the support and confidence of my friends and
the public - ti' '@
julyl6-tf % Ji-- SEQ. A. MYERS.
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NorICE-To THE MUTU A. oLICY-HoL-
IN DERS OF THE SOUTHERN MUTUAL
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY: The Board of
Directors have declared a sEMI-ANNUAL DIsI-
notes held by the Company, for the si2s months
ending July lst, 1869. The scrip wilFsbe for
warded to the address of Policy-holders as ssenas
it can be made out. J. w. SEXSON;s
esaot,A
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The course of the cdored men in the late
election may be regarded with prejudiced
eye by some. To avert any injustice to any
we desire to call the attention Of our readers
to the following facts:
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The undersigned will continue the business at
His Foundry and Machine Shops at Valley Mills,
and is prepared to do all work in hisline. Thank5
full for the past patronage to the old firm, he res
pectfullj salicits continuance of the same, as
: n, Ill have the books qfthe old firm and all
persons indebted to said firm are requested to
come forward at once and settlenp .t'l
jul9-3ts GEO. A. SHOPPERT.
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By order of the Board Of Directors
BY the above it viii be seen that the Mutual
Policy holder of this company are the StockholA
ders and as such are entitled to their portion of
the dividends or profits of the company
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r AWNs AND ORGANIZES Cheaper than
i Y welhayie eyer sold them.
JAS. A. PIPER = SON
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IF AIssoLUqIoN. -The co-partnership hereto
i fore existing under the firm and style of
Shoppert and Long, in the Foundry and Machine
Shops, at Valley Mills, was this day dissolved by
the purchase of J.. r. Long interest therein by
Geo. A. ShopPert! 514 L.ls.sa " aA@ 7adf
.a!.i !: a5Is gii 10 GEO. "A, SHOPPERT. &
III; yt9. ~ T LONG,
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New Advertisements.
TNRUSTEE,S SALE OF LAND. ,l

'rJNRUSTEE'S SALE OF LAND. I'D a
by virture of a deed of trust executed on the
9Th day ofQctober in the year 1858. by Bennett
Shifet and qivens Shiflet to VIM. s. H. Baylor
Trustee, and whereas said VIM. S, H. Baylor has
departed this life and the undersigned has been
appointed by the Augusta County Court in his
room and stead, | shall, on Wednesday.
the 18TH day of August 1869. proceed
to sell, on the premises, to the highest bidder,
the following real estate to sit q tract of land
situated in Augusta county on the Brown Hill,
lin the Little Calf Pasture; adjoining the lands of
Luke Woodward, Esq, and others, containing
from d5 to 10 acres . 'fii'2" ai.i - "ssd
Terms ofsale. $50 much cash in hand as will
be required to pay for the execution Of the trust
deed and cost of sale, and the balance in g. G. and
II months, the purchaser executing his bonds with
good security, with interest from the date
.Siia i5al aI .9Gi. GEORGE BAYLOR, b.
j julyl6.5t e 4-a ss. 'se,-at, Rrpstee
HTSSOLUTION.-Th co-partnership ofFish-
- burn & Greiner has, by mutual consent,
been dissolved All persons indebted to the con-
Germ will please come forward and settle within
ten days, Or their accounts will be put in the
hands ofan otticer,fQE e9ileetoH -
t's'" h S.''' 80 L. F. 'FISHBURN,
u. t'1a 79si5iaa sia y. e. GREINER.
The undersigned will con tinue the Butcher!ng
business at the same old place, and hopes, by strict
attention to business, 10 merit a continuance of
the liberal patronage heretofore bestowed upon
the old concern. 3 s,lat5 ri, .5Ht; le s.tus
july 29-tfsl BIS .ir IF FIsIIBURN. &
MT0TICE-A meeting Of the Oversees of the
IN Poor for Augustireounty Will be held at
the office of N. K. Trout, in staunton, on Satur-
day July 18th 1860, ,1+s flo9 }sa~..g -ls
cs'
Board fnll attendance Is earnestly requested,
July l6-1t e ass eo7l ,Ti!l asalJi ~
T,RU1T PRESERVING SOLUTION, for pre-
IL serving ell kinds Of Fruits, Jelies, Toma-
toes, Cider, Wines, MILK &c. 1t saves the expense
Of Albright cans OF jars, and warranted to CON
tain nothing injurious to health. Sold bysai t
Is july16-tf T. II LINK, Druggist. 81
-GyANFORDS LIVER INvIGORATOR, g" -
- IL Hubbell's Bitter Wine Iron,ilfa tsA3
Nichols Cod Liver Oil &c atiGz LINKS -.
i. jnlyl6-tf .f+ti,,e@s. Drug stors. u
.rTNHE LIGHTNING FLY KILLER destroys flies
j ., instantly--can oe had of SAL ~
JulylP-tf Fl LINK, Druggist
TIME foULTERERrs FRIEND "A certain
1 cRre for the Gaps in Chickens and Turkeys
For sale BIZ a1af14,o 40 LINK Druggist,
GtALlFoRNIA VINEGAR BITrERs. The
" great Blood Purifier, Soil, by jAEE
julyle-tf LINK, Druggist.
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ss.t BURKE's IRoN Works,


l7i9 3 s5a staunton Va, July LIST, 1869. z
nj 0 tt C,E = Having increased my f,cili-
IN ties for the manufacture of heavy castings
desire to call the attention Of Iron Masters to
Players Patent Hot Blast Stoves, for Blast Fur
naces, which aregiving such general satisfaction
in all the Ironing producing districts both in this
country and Europe also to Weatman' Patent
Roasting Kiln, for calcining Iron ores. | have
secured the exclusive rights Of both these great
improvements in the Southern States ic -
I am still manufacturing mill and other ma
chinery, both heavy and light, Of the very best
material and Workmanship and at short notice.
1 am still making the best Livingston Pillow ever
putupi in the State. A large lot made for the fall
trade. = ti
Particular attention paid torepairing all kinds
of old machinery.
8 '.3.ll l,.5.tlaihs sa44 d, .te.f ~
Vs. From This time forward my terms are
Ct1M or its equivalent, and will not be departed
from under any CIRCUMSTANCES, as it is impossible
for me to conduct my business on the credit sys-
tenn, . ,fs.a t,e.ea.rfs.., IT, s go
~. .'i5- ''''.' w. A. BURKE.
june9 69-tf 5'i.l.@l.'i tt.
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DLACK ALPACA--the best makes lereduced
ID prices. AS. A.4PIPER 4 son.
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BAsN'Sa DEPARTMENT .@
OF THE
VIRGINIA INSURANCE COMPAN Y
This Company having Banking privileges un-
der its Charter, has commenced business in the
Banking-rooms of the late Central Bank of Vir-
ginia, Staunton. ,a :t 4tH
= DEPOSITS will be received and ACCOUNTS
kept rs in other Banking Institutions.
= COLLECTIONS on all accessible points, and
prompt returns made at the lowest rates.
DRAFTS furnished ON the principal cities.
TINE PAPER purchased, negotiable or guar
anteed. 70 saH t-5-'- '.sf' .ts-it.
i GOLD, sILvERand UNCURRENT MONEY
bought and sold 5000 ny
sale. W. H. TAMS,
Secretary & Cashier.
JOHN WAYr. Teller. s9 te
June l-6m t'lt ~ ---- fa'
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