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ToRxtso THE TABLES REALlY.-
There was . grand rev lately 1t a
lecture in Paris. Police agents in
plain clothes were present they
made mark with chalk on the
backs Of the most uproarious Of
tho students. 50 they might be known
and arrested when they left the hall !;
the students detected the ,naneuvre,
and slyly cbalked the police agents !;
when the officers left The place. the
sergens de vile arrested them, lodged
them in prison, and kept them there
for day ana a night
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0CONOR offers from this date the en-
~ tire stock Of Fancy Dry Goods and
Millinery At very ysd.esd Prices, Muslins
from 10 to Is and 20 cts. Barsges at IS cts.
CAlicnes Tor 10 aud 12i cts. Gingbams at
10 and 20 cts. Bonnets, Hats, Psrssols and
Fans, exceedingly low. may IL.
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CHARLOTTE CusHMAr..-AmonQ
tho " stars " in the dramatic ornament
We may expect to see At the St. Char.
les, in this city, next season, is Miss
Charlotte Cushman. with whom we
learn, Mr.. DeBar has already had
some negotiations, having such 40 en-.
gagemcnt in view.
Tho London correspondent Of tho
New York Spirit Of the Times, allud-
ing to her recent performances At the
6adler's Wells theatre, says: "As
this is her last engagement in this
country, you will, no doubt, soon have
the pleasure Of welcoming her home,
aud while old friends will again rally
around her, new ones will be created
wherever she appears. understand
il is her intention to make a profess.
ional tour through the States, and
return to this country to settle, she
being DESTROYS Of enjoying the society
Of her sister Susan and family, resid.
ing near Liverpool"
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W0At~s.ll oNsW 11u9HsssNsSOWV
s....s hi eoAieD ss03lnsA. Il complete
49,. ~ - stslass, eeaDoos1 Of Ckiee,
sisiSs. ~ I.st - w 1sv9oe tsibss o. ths
0fahd AHet 81 ~ IsaisS 1set1es. sfisr vh,sh
feprsss 4. q sealpise ssssss. war Dances.
Games q sport. NJ Okass az III s,ss,sI man.
cacsns I: = :hs l y..s,,,I $500. ~ ~
cAsntas snytro Ne MfsY an. ~ ~. ~ IL -.
murder Of Aass Jans Mood - ~ also aI.o '"s
large tfsaps Of White EssSstsiss. 81" nav.
In the Arena. ""nssseo
xct MI parsieslars 80 descriptive Nm.
This immense sstablishmeaf vim ssH,.,. 4.
Baton Rouge. ON '"''" !"
Friday, ma ~ May, 1854.
Door open 81 ard ~ s'sioci, =. n.
Cbiidfss sna servants. q o:'''
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fT Mondsy We had IN hours con-

~ Monday We had an hours son-
versation with Wilson. The soldier new
under ssnlsncs n dsalh i or paslah
prisoa, 0Y killing somfsd some ysss
ago. Wilson il ! native 1t New York
WAS III Mexico during The lats wsr,
| and received wounds, Of which he
bear. the mark. W. ask no mercy
for him on this account. No doubt in
the ranks be has dealt the death blow
to many; men who he never saw be.
fore. This is considered honorable in
the eyes Of man, yet in the eye Of =
just and upright Judge, such = one As
is admitted 10 rule over The sublunar
world, il cannot be far removed from
the crime for which the prisoner il
now under sentence. h...
There are extenuating circumstances
in connection with this case, which
would have been brought forward and
strongly urged had the man the great
motive power Of wealth 10 command
friends. We hope The. they have
been properly considered. After all,
Wilson was but defending the cbarac.
ter Of his wife--and for such woman,
base indeed would be The slave not to
fight ny. even tho world in it, uni
ted forces. A gentle, atfectionate aud
devoted wife, who has been a visiting
angel to him in bis dungeon. Con-
slider the case gentle reader, imagine
yourself in bis position. and you may
SEQ how N'der the influence Of the
strongest emotion Of the human heart,
that you aud |, any one and all Of US
might be guilty Of the ssme act and
subject to the same barbslous custom.
We do hope that ere the few brief
days expire, intervening before the
execution, that Executive clemency,
will extend it, arm. Let not this case
stain the fsir psme Of Red Stick, with
the blood Of the ignomiuops and de.
tested scafFold.
CocHirtAL.--The Jal, Of Malaga,
gives the following particulars. relat-
ing to cocbineal. " After the war Of in.
dependence Of Mexico, so,oe Spaoi.
ar is conceived the idea Of Introducing
into the Southern provinces Of The
Peninsula the kind Of cactus in which
.be insect named opant occoc;onsllvsra
(ccchineaD passes its life, and thus
commencing in Spain the breeding Of
that valuable insect. The attempt
was crowned with the most complete
success. Thirty years have passed
since the first attempt was made, and
this bradoh Of industry has
only been practised near Malaga and
vales Malaga and 1t Motrie, on the
coast Of Grenada, Il has extended 10 |
much within the last four years, that
not less than 1915 pounds Of rough |
have been sold in England
producing several million Of reals.v
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1Uyr fsrscE1vEDi
french Lawn. W." ns"Fed'
% pc. Bctihet, for Bars.
Ladies Lisle thread Gloves. Oh coioys:
and large variety ef the latest style u
Embroidered Cellars:
cope. Irish Linen; .
Embroidered Skirts
kHtra fine Masaeills Quilts, ia.
~ dos. L. o. HaDdheschiefs Il d 81 dos
msylS J. SfMON & 60.
TUgT R11CE1vED l-L,xht essts,.,. r....
D for summer wear Drilling Pants: Pave lin,
en- Shirt Fronts; Patented seam ehirt, VERY nne >.
Shirt collars; Light s,Ik meek ties 6yses nest
ties tsle thread gloves; tis1s thread esets
Dlesshed nd nnblsachsd NOSE.
mayt8 ]. SIMON 4 10
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NWAkRlTAL-DRkG0 GOODS.
z. DkOZ.
CHAS. 0kANDPNE.

AZ TIVE PHILADELPHIA cNeAp sToag.
JUST received BY steamer 0rsnads, an.
= other assortment ofthe above goods con.
aistinx Of Striped Black Chsllry, pain
plaid Il striped blsck bstrexes, plain 4 fig
ured fancy cold. Challeys in dress patterns,
plsin 1 Aounced Barreges, Orgsndies Jsco-
nets and Swiss Muslin. Also, beautiful
Arson tment Of trimmings. ribbons, &C.. all Of
which ore bought u suction anf will be
sold 1t very low prices. may 6.
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G9e 9ailg Comet.
BATON ,ROtJaE, :,mMAY 81, 1885.

MArrERs CoMfNo TO 4 CLOSE
Telegraphis dispatches from Whash.
iuetou. dated the 10Th inst. inform us,
that Lord Clarendon preemptorily re-
fuses to recall Minister Champion.
Mr.. Champion. has not yet had per
mission from the Government TO leave,
but will doubtless be notified in a few
days.
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70 Th6 PhUntr Ledger, IL wrong
and not for the first time either. -
The Jones, referred to, 10 our article Of
Tie l4th inst, Is not Ledger. Jones,
but Genl. Jones (B. Green). candidate
fos the Presidency, on the Artesian
ticket. There have been 20 many
parties to claim Kin with him, since
his name has appeared for tho office Of
} President /; that one Of bic political
friends addressed him on the subject
Jones IN bis usual brief, and character
'stio style promptly responded, thus !:
III ! have any relations in Loui,iana
I don't know IT," The Ledger, Is
wrong as before said, 10 thinking for a
moment, chat We are in favor Of pump
Jog out the Bayou Sara. We had refer.
snes y watsr-works to kesp the town
dry. Here again W speak but 6gur
stivsly. We do not mean BY the
town." the people, but the place
the half aero ofswamp land. on which,
The Bavou Hara n locatad.
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C. There ID an Artesian commu.
nication in the last "Clinton Ameri-
can Patriot signed M that We DO
sot exactly understand. II IL pre-
fscsd "Hydraulics." Win the writer
please furnish another Of the same
kind, explanatory Of the one before ~ ?
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days.
-. .o.s-~--
The Hon. r. g. DAVIDSON. From
good authority, We are authorized to
nay, that the rumor in town, in refer
ence TO the death Of Mr.. Davidson, 10
unfounded. Il seems that this idle
report, gcs into The mouth Of Madam
Rumor, u springfield. II there was
any trath IN II, II would certainly
have been the subject Of = telegraphic
despatch, several days ago. The
lines have NOT been down for the past
~ssk, or ton days, and this fact alone,
should put On end. 10 tho idle rumor.
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u All manner Of rumofs have been
freely circulated in this place, for the last
few days, In reference to duel, said to
have been fought, some where on the Red
river eide Of Louisiana. II is alleged that
the challenging party sent the invitation TO
his antagonist for an insult offered by him
to HE father. Rifles thirty PAGES are said
70 have been used. On Sunday morning
last, one u our Reporters went In BREATH
less haste to the river landing, having under
stood " town, thst the wounded party in
thu engagement had been brought to this
city, for medical attention. Such IL not
the fact.
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VERY VALUABLE PROPERTY
In MARKET.

IN consequence Of failing bealth the subscriber in
d tends To retire fran active business, and witt
that view he will offer at pubic sale the premise:
on Thursday. the 10Th day of Nav, 1856, (unles-
sooner disposed of privately, Of which due notice
will be giyen,) that wed known aud very valuable
estate in Reckbridgc county, Va, called
CEDAR GROVE MILLS"
Fer the information of persons unacquanted with
this property Will simply state, that it is located
on the NORTH River, at the head of small boat ma Vi
gait Il, miles north of Lexington, 1t is a promi-
nent point of the Middlcbrook and Brownsburg
Turnpike, from Staunton to Lexington; and is the
point OF junction between that important highway,
and the Beverly Manor Turnpike recently opened up
the Valley of the North River to the Roekbridge
Alum Springs, distant II miles and to Goshen De-
pot on the Central Railroad, II miles from Cedar
Grove Mills. The estate si.ts of ls54 Acres OF
Land, divided by Back Greek in two tracts TIL,
one contains leo acres Of excellent land on whicl
there is Merchant MILL 80 by 80 feet, and stories
high running two pair OF Burrs, and Que pair o
Choppers. Warehouse Immediately ON the banl
Of the river; Millers house, Choppers house ant
shop, Storehouse, and several small Dwelling hou
ses, Besides 4 Barn with two floors, Tables &c
The other tract contains 90 Acres, and has upor
it a e9mmodous Frame Dwelling house, a ,arg,
Storehomsc just erected at the junction OF the TIVE
turnpihes, So feet long and y feet wide with large
Store-rooln, two offices and good Cellar. On thi.
tract there is an excellent Orchard.
1t rarely happens that such an estate is in market
The location Is Of the best stands in the Valley
for Mill, Store dc. The neighborhood is wealth,
and intelligent, and the opening such an one as vii
enable a man OF enterprise to make a fortune.
If the real estate is sold, will offer on the SAM
day, large quantity Of PERSONAL PROPERTY
consisting Of Horses, pair of young Mules, Cows an,
other live Stock, Farming Utensils, &C., &C., AN,
growing Crops
TERMS accommodating and made known On da,
of sale, on application by letter addressed to M
at Cedar Grove Mills kockbridge county, Va"
JAMES \. +. RANDOLPH
Anri oG lS56 -4v. " 80
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BRONCHITIS AND COUGH CURED.

BOSTON, august 10.
Messrs. S. ". Fo,ele 6 Co.--Gendemen: Having
been troubled for considerable time with bad
Cough and Bronchial affection. was induced to try
Bottle of Dr.. WiSTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD
CHERRY which am happy to say entirely remov-
ed the difficult deem it but justice to say thus
much for the benefit of those who may be similarly
afflicted. GEORGE Ii, DA3lS
Firm of HALLErr 4 DAVIS,
Piano. Forte Manufacturers, Boston.
hereby certify that am personally acquainted
with Gro. II. DAVIS, Esq, and have the fullest con
fdence in the above statement.
II. G. BARROWS, Practising hysiean.
None genaine unless signed l. BUTTS ON the
i sEFH w. FowLE 4 CO, 1873 Washington St.,
Boston, Proprietors. Sold by Dr.. j. G. NJ. Mer-
rillat and j. I. Laird, Staunton Va: and by their
agents everywhere. Nay "a, 1856.
1t has been said of old-"ths Is a world of Won
der'-and to the observer is daily presented some
thing new and wonc erful, both in nature and art
Men of genius and skill are constantly engaged in
seeking out that which may become valuable to
the public, and living emblem to scientifics, and
from al these wonders which have been brought be
fore the world, and particularly Medical Facul-
ty, there has been nothing as yet surpassed Perry
Davis Pain Killer which is the most valuable faini-
" medicine now i'll use, for many internal and exter
nal complaints that flesh is heir to. To convince you
of the fact, you have but to call at the drug store,
where yon can get a bottle--from 25 cents to ST.
Tennessee Or9aa.
TUE PAN kI1LER.-As a means of removing pain
from the body no medicine has ever acquired rep
utation equal to Perry Davis Pain Killer. The sale
of this article has exceeded all belief. But it has
merit, and that is suilcient.-Aeupor cnd Corning
ton (ky.) Ners.
Sold by all dealers in family Medicines.
May 24.-2w
Hollo,coy's Ointment and Pills the most ehectual
remedy for Old Wounds and UlceFs.-The wonder
fu cures daily effected by these celebrated remedies
have established them with the citizens of the Union
az of the finest preparations ever made known,
and it is astonishing fact that they viii heal and
cure old woands and ulcers of twenty years stand
ing, even after every other treatment has been re-
sorted TO Intellectually. All cutaneous eruptions req
Oily yield to their mighty power and for the cure
of Asthma, they are invaluable May "a
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF 4

DURSUANT to decree made by the Circuit Court
L of Rockbridge, at its April Term \; D: 1886, in
the case of l.. J. Mccormick vs.. r. j.. Gillock and
others, the undersigned Commissioners for the pur-
pose appointed, viii on Hsdaesdag, the 10th doy Of
June ncct, sell public auction, the premises a
TALtABLE TRACT or LAND
in said county, the waters Of the South River,
adjoining the lands of James Smiley, James p.
Hughes and others, about three miles distant from
Fairfield, and II miles from Lexington,
The tract contains about three hundred and fifty
Acres, and has upon it good Dwelling House and
Kitchen, "A well as Barn, Stable, amt ether neecssa-
ry ont buildings. The soil is Of fine quality, end in
excellent condition fer cultivation. The farm is well
supplied with timber, and upon it Saw Mill
and Tilt Hammer, fer which there is an abundant
supply of water.
TERMS Cash in hand saaicien. to pay the ex-
peEses of sale ono-halr the residue six months from
the day Of sale; onefourth at ta eve months, and
one-fourth at eighteen months tho pun chaser giving
hand with approved personal security ana the title
being retained us utimate security.
+ + + + n p,xTay com'rs.
Nav TO- lS56-tds
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May II, 1856 rs " 1-5
MEDICAL NOTICE

nR. VIM. y. HARDIN, Graduate of the Jcflar-
~ Medical College of Philadelphia, Of the New
York Medical College, of the city of New York. Of
the New Y oIk 0pthanlic Hospital, and also having
certificate Of honor conferred upon him by PROBES
sor r Ogden, Doremus OF the Chemical laboratory
of the city of New lork, signed by Horace Green,
NJ D.. Emeritus Professor and President of the Fac
ulty of the New York Medical College, ard the ex-
perence of years in the practice of Medicine,
offers his services to the citizens of Middebrook,
Augusta county, and surrounding country.
Having spent the past winter in the various Mcdi-
cal Colleges Hospitals and Dispensares in the city
of New York, and also having taken course of Mil
tary Snrgcry under Isidor Gluck, surgeon-n- CHIEF
of the Hungarian army, will pay especial attention
to OPERATIVE SURGERY, diseases of Females, and the
Respiratory Organs.
He may be found at the Middlcbrook Hotel, or the
Office lately occupied by DR.. Warwick, unless pro
fessionally engaged.
Ma, IS56-.lt
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GEO ACRES OF EAND EDas

WITHIN IL MILES OF STANTON, w

WITHIN "a MILES OF STANTON, VA.
yE,HE heirs of j. b. Breckenridge, decd, will, on
L the 3lst day ~ July next, if the land is not be-
the premises, the Valuable FARM near stanton,
known as the g Red Bud, and containing about G20
Acres.
Red BUD is one of the finest Wheat and Grass
Farms in the county OF Augusta has an extensive and
productive Meadow Lewis Greek; several fine
Springs which supply running water to two-thrds
of the land or acres in Fruit Trees well select
cd and very productive; all the necessary Farm
Buildings new and well arranged and about l30
acres well timbered Woodland.
This farm can be conveniently divided into two
farms of about $40 acres, east of the old Win
chester Road-the other of about 30 acres Fest OF
that road.
TERNs :One-fourth in hand; the balance in one.
two. and three years. Possession viii be given on
the Let of September next, and partial possession
earlier if necessary. to enable the purchaser to pat
in the fall crops. Bonds will be executed for the
deferred nstaments, to secure which, the title or
the vendors lien will be retaiCed.
Apply to a. n. BRECKENRIDGE,
A asil %, ijj Iii. Stauuton, Va.
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Columbian es,sass0.

TIME undersigned, having been appointed Sole
IL Agent of the Philadelphia Gusno Company at
this port, have now on hand, and will be receiving
auring the season, lull supply of the above pcrma
nent Fertilizer, direct from the Islands, which they
offer to their customers at the lowest possible mar
ket rates.
This Guano has been analysed by the most emf
nent chemists Of the country, and found to contain
Bone Phosphate OF Lime in much larger proportion
than any other description of Phosphate Guano,
say 81 600.
Analy isis ef tae can be seen at our Office OF
will be forwarded by mail, if requested
Its use is highly recommended, either alono or il
connection with Peruvian Guano, for all kinds OF
grain, grass or root crops.
1t is put up in bags of very superior quality mark
ed with the Importers Brand. F0WLE&Co.
Alexandria Va, May "a, 1855.
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TO FARMERS AND MILLERS.
PREMIUM D9BDlE SCREEN GRAIN

CLEANER, PATENTED APRIL 90, 1882
FHNHlS popular Fan which am manufacturing in
Il Staunton, where fhave number already finish
ed for the inspection Of Farmers and Others has been
awarded some thirteen premiums in the last four
years at Baltimore and the Virginia State Fair held
at Richmond last fall, and at all the leading Fairs in
Virginia and Tennessee. $500 Of these Fans have
been sold in Virginia aud Tennessee, and we could
append hundreds Of certificates from The most prac-
teal Farmers and Mers to show its superiority in
expeditousy cleaning Wheat. Cleyerseed, and all
kinds Of grain, but deem it unnecessary, trial of
the fan will give satisfaction. 1t cleans CloYersced
fit for any market without sitting. 1t cleans Wheat
and is pronounced the best separator cxtant. To
insure one for your next crop, send in your orders
early. Our teams are passing through the country
to accommodate all that they may find in want of !,
good Fan. They are warranted and given on trial.
Communications addressed to I. j DOYLE, Staun-
ton, Va, will be promptly attended to. Ny Fans
have my name stamped on them
It5~ State 9nd County rights for sale
May II, lS5G-Sm T. !, DOYLE
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THE BOOK FOR THE TIMES.

THE LIFE AND DEATH OF "SAMD IN VA.
A MORRIS, Bookseller, and Publisher, r richmond,
"A. Va, has in press the ''Life and Death OF SAN
in Virginia. written by Yirginian, in one hand
some limo volume. Price 81 %.
The work is a History of the late Gubernaterial
Campaign in Virginia. in which the position and
course taken by tie Democracy is placed in contrast
with the position and course Of the Know Nothing
party Of the State. Blended with this history and
running through this work is a love story, or / o.
nance; so that, wlrle it will not be unacceptable to
the politician it will be most pleasant and agreea-
BILE morsel for the reader of light literature.
The Author has in various pages borne pretty Sc
vesely upon what he concciyes to be the impurities
of the "American" party; though this the Virginia
American wa be almost disposed to forgive, when
he finds that eminenty Southern spirit is breath
ed in every line and sentiment.
Single Copies mailed to auy order enclosing the
price Of the book.
The Trade supped-lo0 copies at = Discount:
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Report oe Sves.u,0zos.,.koefs.

TUST published by the Howard Association, Phil
u adelphia, Report on Spcrmatorrhma, or Semi
nal Weakness, Impotence, the Vice of 0nanisin Mas
turbation, or Self-Abuse and other diseases of the
Sexual Organs, with account of the errors and
decepsions of Quacks, and valuable adfice to the
Afflicted, by George Il. Calhoun, NJ. D., Consulting
Surgeon Of the Association, a benevolent Institu.
ton, established by special endowment, for the re-
lent and Epidemic Diseases" a copy Of this re
port will be sent by mail Tin sealed envelope.
Free of Charge, on the receipt of two stamps tol
postage. Address
DIR. GEO, r CALHOUN,
No. South Ninth St, Philadelphia, Pa
Nav IL. lS56-3m
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Sale OF Boarding House and
SCHOOL, PROPERTY,

TTIE subscribcr offers for sale the extensive and
/ 4 wc-arranged b BOARDING. HOUSE, 1.-TWO sto-
res high and "A by IS ft.,) at Messy Creek Acade
my, Augusta county, Va. The house is large, built
in the modern style, within the past three years
with every convenience for the accommodation o.
forty or fifty boardcrs, having been built expressly
for that purpose. There is a row of Dormitores
go feet long the premises. and Sta bic Jf large
size and well constructed The lot contains ~ acres
and is all fenced with paiings, having locust
posts As much good land as desired, may be had
with the lot, lying adjacent thereto The property
has been highly improved, at a large outlay.
! The situation is, undoubtedly, one OF the best IN
the STAT fer school, The schhooi now he'd IN tht
! fine Academy building, connected with these prem.
ises, is in a most Aour:hing condition, having LOG
pupils the present session. well qualified teacher
desiring to conduct Academy, could not find a
better situation in the State of Virginia, saubrity
OF climate and all things considered.
The house and lot will be sold on a credit of six,
| twelve and eighteen months, in three equal pay
| ments, well secured.
For further information, apply to Postmaster, os-
sy Greek, Va, (frec.)
II not sold privately before the l0tA Of July, 1856
it will be sold On that day. on the premises, to the
highest bidder.
At the above time and place, will also be sold, all
the Household and Kitchen Furniture Of this estab
shmcnt all Of which is nearly new, and Of good
quality, comprising a large number Of Beds, Bed
ding, Tables, Chars, &c; many very desirable att
clcs of Furniture. Also, lIossc, Cow, Buggy, DC.
boy, will be- hired for the rest OF the year, if not
hired out before.
Terms made known on the day Of sale.
JED. H0TCUKiSS,
Messy Crock, Augusta CO., a.
May 10, ls56-tds
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NANK1ED.

On Thursday the 18th inst, by Rev, james Paine,
Mr. JAMES A. TENPLETox of Fairfield, to Miss Cox
NELIA A. LILLY, daughter Of Col. James Nj. Lilly OF
GreenyiIe,
On the same day, by the same, MIR. WlLLrAa
BRowN to Miss DRuslLLA 7. MoGuFFIN daughter of
Samuel McGulin, Esq, all OF Augusta county.
On the day, by the same, Mr.. CHRISTI AN
RuBusu to Miss Susan G. MILLER, daughter Of Mr..
Martin Miller, ell Of Augusta county.
On Sunday the 18th inst, by Rev. Hiram Myers,
Mr. GEORGE ". WouRBlEpoafg to Miss MARY JANE
BR0wN. al Of Augusta county.