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less, because your blood is loaded win UHs. ~,
wear the headache, heartburn, and their KINDRED
orders, because your stomach is foul Don5 palaas
yourself around the world covered win rlnH'.,,
Blotches Ulcers Sores and all or any OF the
diseases OF the skin, because your system al
csyed n because your Stomach and Bowels p need sst
strengthening into healthy action. Ayers PMS set
these things right surely as water quencnss Erc
tons into Nc althy activity which you feel as quick
as they are taken. They are the one great medical
wonder Of this age recognised by all who know their
virtues, aud many thousands know them. IaKo tue a
Cherry Pectcral for Cough, and the Ps for all de-
fragments requiring purgative medicine.
Prepared by Ds. J. 6. AVER, Practical Chemist;
Lowell, Massachusetts and sold by all Druggists and
Dealer. in Medicine through this section.
To, Is56-2mo.
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ELLETT, WALLER, DREWRY & CO.,
No. ~, PEARL STREET,
pr1TTDT0MD- VA.

ITAVE in store and are now receiving beautiful a.
II sortmcnt of the following Goods in Europe
BY one sf our arm,
English Prints
Manchester and Scotch Ginghams
Printed Lawns, Jacopets and Challies
White and Figured Brilliantes
Plain Colored, Black and Printed Mousehns
do do Persians and Challies
Plain Colored, Black ano Satin Striped Bareges
Colored Grape d. Espagnes
Jaconet, Barege, and Tissue Robes
Black and Colored Silks
Black Alpaccas and Italian Cloths
White Csmbrics, Jaconets, and Swiss Muslins
Cloths, Cassimeres, and Vestings
Irish Linens, Biay Linens, Hollands, Dsmasks,
Dowlas, Linen Ducks, and Drills
Glazed Cambrics, Black and Colored Cambrics,
Hosiery, Gloves, Guantcts, Mitts Threads, 80, SC
With great variety of other Foreign Goods, suited
to the Virginia and North Csrolins Trade
We also haye and viii always keep On hand full
stock of the best American Fabrics, such Prints
Lawns, Blesched and Brown Sheetngs aud Drillines,
DENNIS Cottonsdes, Cotton Plads and Stripes, Osna
burgs, Heavy Ducks, Baggns5, Kentucky Jeans,
Tweeds, Apron Checks, Flanels, Re-, &c.
The facility afforded US by having house in Now
York will enable at all times 10 offer inducements 10
our customers and the trade generally, equal to ay
house in this country.
Richmond, March IL, 1856
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DESIRABLE
DWELLING e. STORE HOUSES.
AND REAL AND PERSONAL
DESIRABLE

UW ELIlNU " DlUNE HUUSES
I AND REAL AND PERSONAL
PROPERTY IN MARKET.
In obedience to the provisions Of a deed of trust,
executed to the undersigned by Jos. N. Wood
ward and wife, and recorded in the Clerks offices
in the town of Staunton and county Of Augusta,
we will commence on Monday the 3lst day of
March, 1856, and continue from day to day until
completed, in Staunton, to sell at public sale, the
following described property and interests in prop
erty: 1
The halt Of large and new brick WARE
and STORE HOUSE on the Railroad near
the Depot-the other half being the property Of
Mr.. A. H. H. Stuart.
One-half of DWELLING HOUSE lately
occupied by Mr.. Whisman.
The large and commodious STORE HOUSE
lately occupied by Staples & Martin.
Two-thirds of the STORE HOUSE lately
occupied by H. E. Bryan. The other third will
be sold at the same time.
One. half of the STORE ROOM now occupied
by Mr.. Hefin as a Merchant Tailor establish
ment.
One-haIfo of the DWELLING HOUSE AND
LOT on the road leading to the Institution for the
d. and D. and Blind, occupied by DR.. De Haas.
One.halfo of DWELLING HOUSE AND
LOT adjoining the one just mentioned. The 9th,
or interest in this and the house just mentioned will
probably be offered BY the owner at the same time.
One-half of the property . mile from town,
known as SANDY HOLLOW, containing Ala
Acres, in fine improved condition, and very desl-
rable for gardens or truck patches. The other
half will be offered at the same time. (See adj
yertisement of N. K. Trout and j. H. McCue.
trustees of Thos. s. Coalter.) The property, if
40 desired, will be divided into lots. and offered at
sale on that day.
The HOUSE in which said Woodward resides,
on Gospel Hill-subject to the vendors lien.
An interest of one sixth in the EVANSVILLE
SPRINGS AND LAND attached, owned with
A. D. Trotter, R. H. Phillips and others.
One-half of vacant LOT in the suburbs OF
New Town-other half owned by M. Fl. McCue.
Also the following Personal Property: One Fl
ano Forte, Cottage Bedsteads, Book Gases, and
variety of Household and Kitchen Furniture, two
onehofse Wagons, &c., &c.
TERMS:-One-fourt in hand, and the re-
mainder in 6, l2, and lS months, in equal In
staments, bearing interest, and with personal &C.
curity and retention of ien to real estate; and
as to the personal property, the cash for all sums
under go, will be required, and for that sum and
over. three months indulgence will be given on
bond and security, we'll endorsed negotiable pa
The title. to the real estate is believed to be
pood--one Of the undersigned, M. G. Harman,ha
covenanted 70 make it good as to the larger por-
ton the othen will convey such title only as is
vested in them.
n. X. TROUT. I
J.H McCUE, T,u.,ees.
w. 8. H. BAYLOR, Atu''''''
M. G. HARTMAN, }
March 5, 1S56.-tds.
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Observation-Disclosures MoTIcE.

ALEXANDER A. II. Perkins, Branch o. Nor
Il gan and Laura his wife, and Sarah c. Kncaid,. for
meriy Sarah c. Psrkins,-Plaintia',
Jane v. Perkins, administrators Of TyrusH Perkins,
decd Rachel C. Scott administrative Of John D.
Hamilton, decd; Stephen A. Porter, executor Of Al
exander Hamiltoo, decd; John Giland, James
Brown and Jehn Clark,-Defendants.
On motion OF the Plaintiffs and for reasons appearing
to the Court il ordered that this be referred to
Charles r. McDanuad who is hereby appoiated aSpe-
cia Commissioner 10 take the account heretofore drec-
ted to be taken by the Master Commissioner Cochran,
and that said Special Commissioner make report to
Court in order to final decree"
Pursuant to the above decree of the Circuit Court oil
Bath county pronounced At the November Special Term,
1856, l. Charles r. McDannald, Special Commissioner
n Aforesaid will proceed to take state settle and ad
Just the accounts Of Jane " Perkins, ADMINISTRATIVE o.
Tyrns H. Perkins, decd. and the accounts OF Rsehol
c. Scott, administrative Of John D Hamilton, decd
At my Office, Of Bath Court-Aouse, on Wednesday ths
oh day of April next, At which time and place notice
is hereby given to the parties interested to attend pro
pared to furnish with ell the necesary data for 20
doing and in Of the absence Of either or oil Of the
parties, shall proceed accordingly.
C. R McDANNALD,
arc l. 81 a.ss.ou
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March 26, 1856.

VIRGINIA AT Rules held in the Clerks Office OF
Y the Circuit Court for Augusta county, March the
18th, 1866, Edwin A. Wayland Plaintiff,
pS.
Robert p. Wayland and Chesley Kinney, Commits
sioner and Receiver the of Wayland's heirs a.
eainst Porterfeld's ex'or,--Defcndants.
The object Of this suit is to attach and restrain in the
hands Of said Kinney, as such Commissioner and Re
ceiyer any moneys that remain after paying claims
having priority, so to have sufcieucy (f 90 much
he ma, bsve) 10 pay the plaintiffs claim on said r.
Wayaad OF ll49O, with interest from tho 7th Of De-
tober 1854, and the costs.
The Defendant Robert p Maryland, not having en- :
tered his appearance and given security according to
the act of Assembly and the Rules Of this Court and 1t
appearing by satisfactory evidence that he is not an in
habitant Of this Commonwealth II ic ordered that the
said Defendant do appear here within month after
due publication Of this notice and do what is necessary
to protect his interest," and that copy OF this order be
forthwith inserted in some newspaper printed IN 5taua-
ton, for four weeks successfully, and posted at the
front door Of the Court house.
A Copy-Teste,
N. G. KINNEY, Crk.
March 10. IS56-4y.
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Commissioners Sale.

DY virtue of a decree Of the Circuit Court Of
- Augusta county rendered at the November
Term, 1885, in the suit Of Philip G. Baltzel, &C.,
us. Tucker w. Farrar, &C., will proceed, on
Saturday the 29th day of March next, to sell on
the premises, tract Of land adjoining the lands Of
Alexander Crawford, on the Little Calf Pasture
River, containing about $40 ACRES, very
valuable SAW MILL, and other improvements
have been erected on the land, which lies on the
line of the Central Railroad.
Terms or SALE SO much in cash as may be
necessary to pay expenses of sale and costs, and
the balance in six, twelve, and eighteen months,
bonds with approved security to be given tor the
deferred payments and the title to be retained
till the purchase money is paid.
HUGH w. SHEFFEY,
Staunton, Feb. 20, l856.-$2.25.-Vind. copy
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GREAT cuRE or PILES.

lUSTsvILLb, n. ", fNoY. L, ioos'
Dr C. M. Jsckson-Dear Shallow me to express
n vou INV sincere thanks for your discovery ola med
;ene which, to say the least Of it, has effected cure,
that All other medicines that have taken have entire
iy failed TO do ''Hoofands German BitterS'' have
cured me Of the most stubborn and aggravated case
~ tho PILES that perhaps fell to the lot ofman
NV ease is not stranger to this community a, aro
yell Known in this and the surrounding counties, and
can truly say that my recovery has a'ounded all my
friends and relations, as had tried everything recon-
JAILED upon TO try the Btter. You are at liberty 70
m,ke .py use Of this communication for the benefit Of
the afflicted, as you may think proper:
Truly yours, VIM. ). ATWOOD.
] EerKIpeE, Stsunton.
Moreb as lS56.-2ws.
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Notice TO Stockholders.

N conformity with an act Of the General Assembly o.
Virginia. passed March, 1856, dividing the Road oil
Stusrts Draft in Augusta county two sections, aud
changing the nsmo o. The Western Section TO the "Bev
eriy Manor Turnpike Company" l, the President OF
the original Company with the authority OF the dirsc
dali of drill 1856 and enfield, in Nelson county,
the time and place for meeting Of the Stockholders Of
the Eastern Division aud do urther appoint IL O'Clock,
A. NJ, 9Har,day tic siih day Of Apri Green
ville in Augusta county the 'Is and place for meet!
road for the purpose of organizing The seperate Cpa
mics provided for by said act according to chapters fifty
seven and sixty one ofthe code Of Virginia
s. F. CHRISTIAN, Pres't,
Howardsville & Rockfsh Turnpike Co.
March 10, 1856.
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sawnY H0LLOW FOR SALE.

IN pursuance of 4 deed given to the undersigned
i by Thomas 8. Coalter and wife. we will expose
at public sale at the same time j. N. Woodward's
interest is sold, an interest Of one half in piece Of
Land about mile from Staunton. containing AL
Acres, with House and Stable on it; well oil
first rate water, and the cleared land highly i'm
proved. 1t Is contemplated, il desired BY persons
wanting to purchase, to lay of the property In lots
TrRMs.-One fourth in hand, and the balance 10
six, twelve aud eighteen months in equal install,
men, with interest, secured by bond with personal
security. J. II. MoOUE, Trustees.
March 5. 1856.
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TINE subscriber offers for sale his Farm, situa-
l. ted near Greenvills, Augusta county, con-
tanning 20S Acres. The land is Of first rate quail
ity and we'll improved. There il q fine meadow
and plenty Of timber. II not sold privately, 1t
will be offered at auction, on the premises, on
TH,n,day the Bird day Of .April. at which time he
will also sell 4 variety of FARM STOCK, Aa-
RIcULruRAL IMPLEMENTS, sc,
He also offers for sale smother farm, near the
village OF West View, known as the Teaford
Farm, adjoining the lands of H. Edison. James
w. Calhoun and others. This tract contains | IL
Acres, well improved It has on it a good House,
Orchard, and one of the best Springs in Augusta
county. II not sold previously, it will be offered
at auction on Tuesday the 9Th of .fpril, on the
premises. =,
The terms for both places will be liberal, and
made known on application to the subscriber, whose
Post Office is Green1ile.
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commissioners Sale.

nv vrtue Of Decree Of the Circuit Court of Augusts
Is county rendered in the suit Of Hogset Hogsetti
heirs, &c the undersigned the Commissioners there
ApslL, 1856, upon the premises, about ono and hall
H.; ao,;on r. the highest bidder, the Tract Of LAND
orm naiV occupied by VIM E. Hogset deed
tanning Nv recent survey, 100 Acres, Roods and
20 Poles.
nyvEri I'M HOUSE, Brick Kitchen, good Stable
TEaMs~so much in hand as will defray the costs
of suit and sale, and the balance in four equal annual
sas dod a security Tor the 'd
parsn.s and the legal title to be retained ultimate
pS pay ""N ROBERT A. HOGSETT,
'''uii'' DAVID G. HOGSETT,
NJ, IN 1896 ids Comm'rs.
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EBusaEic Sale.

yg1yE sobrcriber will, on Friday the 4th dug Of Apr9
L next sell public auction, at their residence Q.
Christians Creek variety of Personal Property viz
Horses, Cattle Hogs, Sheep Farming Utensils, Pi1e.
ton Wagon, twoh horse Wagon, Wagon Harness anu
some Household aud Kitchen Furniture.
At the same time and place will be offered SLvvNs'
two men, aad women, belonging to the heirs OF JccoD
Peek, jr. - ~ oil
Terms: Six months credit will be given on al
sums over five dollars, the purchaser executing pona
with approved security under that amount cash:
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LAND AND SAW MILL AT
TRuST SALE.

n pursuance oswodeeds executed to the undersigned
L one by James H. Todd--the other by Andrew j.
Raukn and Of record in the county clerks Office Of Au-
gasta, will proceed, the premises, on Friday te
1l day of Api next, to sell at Public Auction, to the
highest bidder, Tract of Land containing 200 ACRES
more or less, on the little calf pasture River, in said
county, adjoining the lands Of F. M. Henderson, r. N.
Wallxcc and Others. The had is well tmbered, and
the Central Railroad passes through it, making it de-
srabls location for manu- featuring lumber.
Also, | STEAM SAEV MILL, Q sorrel mares, ]
dun mare, bay mare, Old wagon, three horse wag-
on, new four horse wagon, buggy, head Of hogs
beds and bedding, cooking stove and utensils, II ,OOC
feet of pine plank, Set wagon harness, complete,
woke black oxen and other articles personal property
Terms cash Acting as trustee, shall only convey
such title to the land as is vested 10 me-.
LEWIS r. BOSW ELL,
March 49, 1856 Trustee.
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Wagon Making.

THE subscriber has opened Shop at his residence
| near the Valley Hotel, Stanton, and having en-
poyed skiful hands prepared to execute any Kind
WAGON MAKING WORK, in the best manner aut
on reasonable terms He will also continue TO follow
his trade OF CARPENTER and orders in that liue viii
be promptly attended to Patronage is respectfully So
licited
w JOHN GREGOR
S+o,nton March 10 1876
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CAPITAL $4,000!
L Prize Of

1900 Prizes amounting to $4,000
TICKETS, So; Halves, 81; Quarters, 81.
Prizes Payable WITHOUT Deduction!
Persons sending money by mail need not fear
its being lost. Orders punctually attended to-
Communications confidential. Bank Notes Of
sound Banks taken at par.
Those wishing particular numbers should srder
Immediately.
o. Address
JAS. F. WINTER, Manager.
Macon, Ga.
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AUs usTs rsslr r. saIr

w ishihS = tpye % the West, { N, an
e ,or sale lc%, yiag on Christians Crce4, rails.
tho lands of George w. Eowry, siad1 VT ~
others. 1t contains osE EGNDaEp AND ST. ~.s,r
ACRES rods and 80 poies, # wi ich Iv) ,c-es ar,
ciearec, ad the balance IN tTs Tc-e are mon il
comfortable DW ELLi1vG SOUS e :, and 9TH
er necessary Out houses, vel. Of b - in The
yard. The creek rlrs though or, nd Of the firm.
deem a.y further d. sri 'ipa anacesssr, p, fncso
wishing - pur'h &c vii s3j examine fc- ,hrr,.
selves. lac E,.IrY
Jan. %, 1866
o. Resk. Beg. sopy.
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Plaster, Plaster, Plaster.

A S soon as the weather opens, the undersigned,
"A as Agent of DR.. j. @. M. Mepilatt, will keep
for sale at his Steam Mill in Stanton, supply
of ground plaster. Persons in want of the article
this spring, will confer favor by engaging it at
once. They may rest assured that 1t will be
punclualy furnished at the time agreed upon.
Lumber, Flooring, Laths, Cornmeal.
Intend also to Keep on hand logs of all sizes
and lengths, wlDh | will saw to order at the
shortest notice and az assortment OF flooring plank
and Notwithstanding, planned. toagaed ana groved.
also plas,ersr's latfs. and co'nm5ai.
CUSTOMER WORK.
The machinery haa been put in lirsi r-,s rider
and persons wish to haye saving or pla,piup.
or grinding done at the shortest notice VII olcese
give nae trial. MICHAEL AIcALEER.
Siaunton, March 5, io56.-Vin. copy.
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VALUABLE ALBEE1ARLE LAND &
HYILI. PROPERTY FOR SALE

'IHE subscriber offers at private sale the well known
Of Land situated in the North Garden, Immediately or
the Stanton ana Scottsylle Turnpike, and within one
mile Of the Lynchbrg extension Of Orange and Al
exandris Railroad; containing upwards Of EIGHTY A
Cries. the whole Of which In high state Of improve
mcnt There upon the said land good Two: story
FRAME DWELLING HOUSE, Brick Kitchen, Meat House
and Spring House, together with Stables, sc.
She also offers separately, or together with the land
The proceeds of the Mill for grinding corn aone a,
mounted during the past year 70 upwards OF hun
dred dollars; and with small repairs it could be made
very profitable by the manufacturing of flour, as the ma
chinery for that purpose is nearly new.
For further information apply to
a. D. ROBES,
North Garden, Albomarls Co.
A,n.L 1875
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Estray Mare.

RAY Filly, two years old, with lalt-star In neI
A forehead strayed from the lands belonging to jacob
plecker. decd, some time in October last When last
heard from she in the neighborhood OF Jacob BAY
lor,s and Rev. S. j. Loves farms will give liberal
IN any one who will give information SO lhat
can ret her Address the subscriber al Messy Creek
P0. - VI
March 10 IS56.-3ts*
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Notice.

7 HEREBY notify all persons indebted to H. b. Bry
an by open account otherwise, that am author
zed bv deed of trust dated and recorded before any
other to proceed to collect all debts due said Bryan
All persons paying over said debts to said Bryan, or
any other persons, do so at their peril.
~ WIN. s. H. BAYLOR, Trustee
r,h On 1916 of H. Z. Bryan
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H.nsf hu EpairalSnG.

CERTIFICATE Of Stock OF the State OF Virginia
"A for $500, No, 47O dated Dec 9,h, 1853, and reg
istered in the Of Hugh W. Shefey, commissioner
in the suit Of Heskell Heskel in the Circuit Court
Of Augusta.
Though saw the certificate burned up, am requir-
ed by law to ask any one having it possession to give
information of the fact to VIM. B. JOHNSON,
March r. 1S56.--3m Trustee of F. S. Heiskeli.
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Loss Of Tickets of Glass L

Loss Of Tickets of Class L.
By the late accident on the Seaboard and Roam.
oke Railroad, the Tickets of Glass L.. for Apr!
18th, in their transit from Baltimore, in charge OF
Adams Express Company, were destroyed BY
fire, consequently there will not be any Drawing
of that Class. The Drawing will be Class M
May 18th, the "Ns Plus Ultra" Scheme.
Very Respectfully, j. r. WINTER,
March, 26, 1856. Manager.
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Notice.

I FOREWARN all persons from buying OF
trading for note executed by me to David
Cram. about the 2lst of February 1856, for
black mare, warranted sound, but which has
proven to be any thing else.
consider myself only bound for the amount
that NAV get for the animal unless compelled 10
pay more by the Court Of Saunton. or some
other jurisdiction. II. A. fLLOhhn'
March 10 IS56.-4t,
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Notice.

TINE undersigned wishes to contract for 1oO CORDS o.
Wood 70 be delivered at the Western Lunatic A
the 10th apr aas S9n ql e
he learned on application to me- after the 10Th Of
March inst o. W. "ooD s,a,r.,d
March 10 lS56.-3ts. Sle""u'
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Notice.

HE President and Directors of the Mllboro' 8, Warm
L Springs Turnpike Company, will Let for construc-
ton on THE lsT DAY OF APRIL next, at Millboro'
Springs in the county Of Bath that portion Of the Road
from the Depot the Virginia Central Railroad to
Mllboro, distant about miles, the location Of an
engineer eighteen feet wide and at grade not exceed.
ing four degrees profile and survey of the Road will
be exhibited, and terms OF payment made known on
the day of letting contractors giving bond and approved
security. JOHN U. DICKINSON, President.
March -, 1856.
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GREAT BARGAINS In LAND.

r wish to sell several Thousand Acres Of LID
all fit for cultivation, situated in the county OF
Fayette, about half way between the White Sui
phdr Springs 10 Greenbtier, and Charleston, Ka-
nawha. The Turnpike from Stanton to the
Ohio river passes four miles through the centre Of
this land.
The location of the CovrHaroN AyD OHIO
RAILROAD. now constructing from Richmond to
the Ohio River, passes from three to FIVE miles
from the body Of this Land. | have had il laid
of in Lots frontine the Turnpike, 100 TO 900 A.
ores. My agent, Henry Simmeman, living on
the Turnpike, on part purchased out of enc Of
the tracts offered, will show tho land, and is au-
thorized to enter into contracts with purchasers.
1t will be sold reasonably, wholesale or retail
for Que third cash, the residue at cne and two
years credit. Persons wishing 10 address ME can
direct to Lewisbufg, Greenorer county, Va.
HENRY o. MIDDLETON.
Feb 90 lS56~-3lnos
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LECTURE!
TIE SYAUWT0W YOUNG MEM'S
VppySpTarT ASgNcIATIlN,

THE Rev. GEO. ID. Cum MINIS, D. d., a very
1 distinguished divine of Washington city, will dc
liver Lecture before the Association on Thursday G.
reniug next, (Mareh 2Ith,} a o'clock r. NJ IN inc
old Episcopal Church Of this pl ace
Subiect-THg TYpEs OF 11oDEsN INFIDELITY'-
Tickets can be had at either of the Hotels, at the Drug
and Book Stores and at the door.
Stsunton, March %, 1856.