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REV. DIR. HUSTON.

We stated in our last issue that we were
iacrcdulous as to the terrible charge preferred
against the Rev DR.. Huston, by young la
dy ofhis congregation in Baltimore, aud that
it was the duty Of the public to suspend any
harsh Judgment in the promises until all the
facts had been developed. The wisdom and
justice of this warning are fully INDICATED
by what we have since heard, through a pri-
vate and entirely reliable source An intel
ligent gentleman, member Of the NJ. b.
Church. not accustomed to yield to the pas
sion Of the moment, or express an opinion,
without having good basis upon which forest
it, attended the session of the Conference re-
Gently held at Warrenton. A committee had
been appointed, consisting Of Revs. N. Viii
son, Landstreet and Baird to investigate the
charge preferred against DR.. Huston. One Of
that committee remarked to our informant
that there was not one scIntilla of evidence
to justify the allegation, aud that when thor
ough sitting Of the case was had by the Pre-
siding Elder Grew. Mr.. Ragers) of DR.. Hus-
ton pastorage, and the civil courts, before
which the matter would come, in the suit in
stituted against the Baltimore american for
defamation of character it would be found
that the whole affair was an Infamous SANDER,
and the party preferring the charge utterly
| th1,,P ! koI
that the young girl herself had asserted that
| there was no truth in the allegation of the
guilt Of DIR. Huston, and that the statement
was an unfounded fabrication.
This is 10 accordance with the conclusion
to which we had arrived, after carefully read
ing and digesting all that we had seen on
the subject The whole affair seemed so un-
natural, that We had either to stigmatise Dr.
Huston, whose history as minister had been
spotless so far as the public knew, as the
blacklist criminal that ever disgraeed human
ity, or christian gentleman whose character
bad been cruelty DETAINED and happiness
marred by the halucination or evil purpose
Of a deranged or very bad woman. We pre-
ferred to believe the latter IF the morbid
sentiment Of the age would greediy catch ur
aud invest with the sanctity of truth such
enormous charges, so flmsy in their ground
! work, to all Appearances, no mans character
! would be safe.
"Hell hath no fury like woman scorned"'
and there are instances, when to crafty re-
venge for an imaginary slight or heart food
ing over with jealous rage, women have
sought the destruction Of the reputation of
men by conjuring up charges similar in enor-
nifty to those preferred against DR.. Huston.
We shall believe him innocent until the
contrary is proved.
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Valuable Real Estate for Sale.

AS | expect, after the lst of May next, to b
absent in the South great deal, l cannot wei
attend to my property in Virginia.
OFFER FOR SALE THE FOLLOWING
REAL ESTATE:
l. Two houses and Lots, among the most de-
sirahle residences in the city Of Staunton
2. Twenty-Five building Lots in the city O
Staunton.
5. Four Pasture Lets in the city limits.
A. large Ware House in Staunton.
s. The Steam Mill Property in Stanton
6. Desirable property near the Valley Bank in
said city.
Z Eighteen Valuable Farms on the line Of the
Valley Railroad, in tracts from rs to 400 Acres,
many Of them have improvements upon them.
g. A Farm Of 230 Acres, with good improve
ments, 8 miles from Staunon.
g. A Farm Of 200 Acres 5 miles from Staun-
TO- Valuable Real Estate in the Town Of Lex
ington, Va.
H. The Natural Bridge, with s Farms contain
ing 700 Acres.
IL. About 5000 Acres of land within mile and
q half from Markham Station, in Fauquier coun-
ty, Va, known as the sManor of Ledes,'' with
buildings on of the Farms
IS. A Farm containing 200 Acres in Spottsylva-
MIA county, about miles from Tolersville, on the
Chesapeake and Ohio Rriroad.
IA. Moss Neck Estate, containing 667 Acres of
land, miles from Guiney's Depot on the Rich
mond, Fredericksburg and Potomac RAILROAD,
and miles from Fredericksburg, on the Kappa
hammock River.
Is. The Valuable Distilery Property in Rich
mond, formerly known as Stearns & Brunlmel's
Distillery.
Until the ist of May next, I may be found at my
offise opposite National Valley Bank, basement
rooms of William B. Kayser,s residence from
10 o'clock, q. "a. until 8 o'clock, y. M, pre-
pared to furnish full description of the proper
ties and to have them shown to those who wish to
purchase The Valley Railroad will in few
weeks be under contract from Har fisonburg to
staunton and will be under contract to Licking
ton by the lst day of April and soon after to sa-
lem, in Roanoke county. No portion of Virgin.
IL offers greater inducements to persons who de-
sire osettle in the State. 80 lsseeGS5
1t Is my purpose to sell ard l will offer great
in lucements to purchasers. Call and examine
aee - 4 ~ G HARNAN
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YFy0 Stockholders ef the
i Valley Railroad Company

Notice is hereby given that at a meeting of the
Board. of Directors of the Valley Railroad Com-
pany held on the 5th day Of March, 1877, the
following resolution was adopted:
"Rssolee7, That in order to prosecute the
work Of the Company, and to fulfill the construc-
ton contracts, aoon to be entered into it is here
by ordered that the stockholders of this Compa-
ny, who have not already made the payment
hereinafter required, respectively pay to the
Treasurer, as quotas upon their subscriptions Of
stock, THIRTY PER CENT. THEREOF. on or before
april 18Th, 1872, and the Financial committee
and Counsel for the Company shall cause this or
der to be carried into effect as promptly as may
be.''
It is hoped that the foregoing order will be
promptly complied with, without the necessity of
legal proceedings to enforce it.
Payments can be made TO the undersigned at
their Office in staunton, or to William H. Jams,
Treasurer, in Baltimore.
sHEFFEY s BUsIGARDNER,
march 21-3t Counsel for V. r. r. Co.
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commissioners Notice.-To Thor

q commissioners Notice.-To Thorn
~ ton G.. Stout. plaintiff, and John g. Riley,
defendant, in q suit in Chancery in the Circuit
Court for Augusta county, under the style OF
Thornton G. Stout VS.. John E. Riley, and to all
persons interested therein
Take NOTICE, that on THURSDAY, the 25th
day of APRIL 1872, at my Office in Staunton,
shall in pursuance Of an order made in the above,
entitled suit on the Goth day of July, A. 1870,
proceed to take, state and settle the following
accounts, viz:
list. OF the several amounts and dignities Of
all liens existing on the real estate of the defen-
dant, John e. Riley.
End. Of the quality. description, and location
of all the real estate belonging to the said defen-
dant
3rd Of the estimated annual rental and fec
simple value of such real estate, and
4th. Of any other matters deemed pertinent by
the Commissioner or required by any OF the par
ties to be so stated.
Al which time and place all lien creditors of
said defendant John E. Riley, are also required
to attend and file with the undersigned proper
evidence Of their claims. ~ 8l&
! Given under my hand as Commissioner in Chan
Gerry Of said Court, this 18th day of March 1872
]. w. GREEN SMITH.
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THE ANTI-GRANT CAMPAIGN.

AS part of tho current political news We
give the following taken from the Washing
ton correspondence of the New York World
! dated March II. We think there is grea
deal too much Importance given to Mr. Sum
ner. His opposition to Grant is personal
spite and appointmcut and he won't carry
bakers dozen with kim.
Washington, D. G., March 17.-senator
Sumner, in conversation with a gentleman
yestero>7 said he did not favor the nomina.
ton of Judge David Davis for the Presiden-
cy While he refused to name his candidate
he expressed the opinion tnst he shcslld be a
national man and not the representative Of
any particular faction or section. Sumner
and his friends will do all they can to defeat
the nomination Of Davis at Cincinnati It is
understood they prefer Senator Trumbull or
Charles Francis Adams. There are those who
assert that Sumner himself is rather ambiti.
Gus of receiving the nomination but at all
events he is open in his opposition to Davis
He is said to be preparing powerful speech,
which he will deliver upon the first opportu-
nifty reviewing the administration Of Grant
and showing how It has violated the Consti-
tuition and how its history is filed with all
sorts Of corruption. Gen. Garfield and Mr.
Dawes, whose names were mentioned by Sen
ator Upton to Cincinnati reporter as among
those opposed to the nomination of Grant,
are considerably alarmed lest their standing
in the party may be compromised. 1t has
been generally understood here chat neither
of these gentlemen was very enthusiastic for
Grant and that they would prefer some other
person should receive the nomination The
opposition within the ranks of the Republi-
can party has always counted upon Dawes
and Garfield as men who, while they would
not openly oppose Grant. held themselves
ready to join anything that promised success
full opposition. Tipton's statement, however
seems to have been premature, if not indis-
erect and both gentlemen have authorized a
denial of it. They say they have no sympa
thy with the Cincinnati movement and do
not wish to be counted among its supporters
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iNcm Ea issi0ner's sale Of % House
~ and lot sss Middle ssrOOsk

| In pursuance of 4 decree Of he.Girenit lu;art
of Augusta county, rendered on the 2Gth day Of
! November, 1871, in the case of Merchant guar
dian, against Merchant infant, and others, r
will sell at public auction. the premises, ON
Saturday, the 9th day of April.
1872 the House and Lot, in the bill and proceed
ngs mentioned located in
THE TOWN OF MIDDLEBROOK
Augusta county, now occupied by Samuel Foster.
and containing one-quarter Of an acre. The
House is in good repair
TERMs.-Enough Of the purchase money in
hand to pay costs OF suit and SALE and the resi-
due in three equal payments, at six, twelve and
eighteen months, respectively, bearing interest
from day Of sale, the purchaser to execute his
bond with good personal security, and title to be
retained ultimate security.
NJ W. D. HOGSHEAD.
march 14-tds Commissioner.
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equalled A strong intellect, highly caltiva-
ted, handsome person and afearess soul, he
combines the elements Of q leader which must
command respect aud inspire homage. lie
has been close student Of our institutions,
whose spirit harmonizes with his inherent
love of liberty, and so engraven upon his
moral and Intellectual man are the principle
of Republcansm, that he shudders at the
thought of their invasion or perVersion. He
perceives that the tendency Of the legislation
Of this country and the practices of the gov
ernment arerapidly approaching consolidation.
His quick sensibilitics and keen appreciation
of cause and effect have generated alarm, and
hence he has planted himself across the path
of this dangerous current, determined to
either drive it back or fall before its resist
less waves In his own language: "What-
ever others may do, have taken my lot
It is to this cause that my heart is earnestly
devoted, and with this cause shall stand OF
! fal''
There is something grand and imposing il
Mr. Sclurzs style To properly appraciat
the sentiments he may utter he should be
heard, aud to once hear him is always tt
remember him He plays with with Senator:
who encounter him, with the same unconcerr
and conscious superiority, that I cat manifests
towards the mouse After he has tired O.
his sport, he rivets his point and closes dowr
with crushing effect.
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y VIZ u fNNJ .,
mar lit JAMES BUMGARDNEK,
A UG USTA LANDS
IN MARKET.

a UGUSTA LANDS
IN MARKET
Under a decree Of the Circuit Court Of Augusta
county, entered i'll causes Us Hnmburt's Admir-
Us Jacob l.. Ium5ert, and Stout as. same, we
will proceed,
THURSDAY, TIE 29ru OF MARCH.
to sell, Oh the premises, at public sale, to the
highest bidder. two tracts of land in said county.
belonging 10 said Jacob Hnnlbert, viz The Home
Tract, containing about ~
1853 ACRES,
about IL miles from Staunton and three fourths
of mile from New Hope, and adjoining CARRIER,
Crumpacker and others 1t has on it s.
BRICK DWELLING HOUSE
and other improvements. .sta
The River Tract, about mile West of New
Hope, on the Vest side of Middle River contain
ing about
1870 ACRES.
TERMS costs of sale and suit in hand, bal :
ance in equal insaments, at one, two, three and
four years, bearing interest from day of sale :
purchaser to give bonds with sufficient personal
security, and titles to be retained as further Sc
curity. Sale to begin On Home Place. at IL
u'clock, A. At, N. X. TROUT.
JNQ. B. WATTS,
mar 14.19-3 Commissioners.
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march 14-tds

Gale of "a desirable Ezosasc <G Lot.
- At the request Of the owners, will sell on
Saturday, April 9Th, 1879,
in front of the Courthouse, that very desirable
House and Lot. lately occupied by John Finn, de-
ceased, on Lewis street. 42
The Lot contains over an acre. fronting on
Lewis street and running back to an Alley, and
has upon 1t flrst-rate selection of
FRUIT TREES AND GRAPE VINES.
The Improvements consist Of a two story Frame
House. with the necessary out buildings.
The lot is in a high state of cultivation and has
been the source of a frst-rate income for several
years. -.
1t will be disposed of privately until day of
sale, by applying to j. B. soherer, Sir, or the
undersigned.
Terms at sale. Sale to commence al ii o'clock
a. M E. NJ. CUSHING,
march 14-tds Auctoneer.
Tyor Renf.-That very desirable Store-room
e occupied by Guy & Drake known as Bran
dehurg's corner. Possession given on April lst,
1872. For terms, apply to - ss'
Mrs. II, n. LALLY.
T~ts
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To THE PUBLIC SCHOOL TRUSTEES OF THE CoUN-
TY.-An Act has been passed by the present
Legislature and approved by the Governor, pro-
viding for the organization of County School
Boards and prescribing their duties. In com
pliance with said act, the school trustees of the
county will please assemble on next Monday,
March 25th (court-day,) at the Courthouse in
in the Court Of Appeals room, at II o'clock
Several subjects Of Importance make it desirable
that there should be q full meeting.
=. L. GUY, County Supt Schools.
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Dublic Sale of Real and
Z Personal Property

I will offer for sale at my house near Pond
Gap. i'll Augusta county, on the
10th day Of MAY, 1872,
at public auction, o tract Of land eoatsinins
l7O Acres,
Also. s Horses, Cows, 20 Hogs, Wagons, a
Cane Mill, and other property too tedious to
mention.
TERNs.-The land will be sold on a credit of
one, two and three years-the personal property
on credit of six months.
march 21-tis JOHN GLOVER.
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A FIRE occurred in Richmond, on Tuesday
morning, destroying the cooper shops Of the
Trcdegar Company, and seven mules belong
ing to the same. Loss seven to eight thous-
and dollars, nearly covered by insurance,
Several houses took fire from the sparks, but
The flames were instantly extingushcd. 1t
is believed to have been the work OF an in
cendiary. The Oregon bridge was also burn
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. 1t is affirmed and denied that Mr.. Su.sn er
wi II be the President of the Cincinnati Ger :
yentiGa. Simmer says that he will net go
into q conven tion that will nominate or sap
pprt democrats; 'Eor will he support Grant
under any circumstances. We do mot know
that there is anything particularly attractive
about Mr. Samner that democrats would care
tn support anybody that he would favor
Ne think about The greatest recommends
tea that Grant has, is the enlhity of Sum-
ner. We would support Grant half dozen
tune; before we would Sumner. TIE is the
iaittofest 'oasm5 the South ever had:
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For the Valley Virginian.
ROCKINGHAM DISTRICT.

QUARTERLY MEETINGS.
April g. HaErisonburg
q IS. Luray.
&C 81. Shenandoah Iron Works.
May 4. Mount Sidney.
q II. Smiths Chapel Buckingham Mission J
&C 10. Bridgewater. W
IS. Fellowship Buckingham Circuit)
June 2. Mt. Jackson New Market Circuit)
g 9. McGaheysvillc East Rockingham Cir. J
is. Woodstock.
&C %. Staunon.
N. B.-Distrct Stewards meet in Andrews
Chapel. at Harrisonburg, on Saturday, April 9th
Immediately after morning preaching.
J. II. WAUGH, P. E.
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commissioners Sale Of Valuable
~ Real Estate Rear SfssklnfGu-In

pursuance Of a decree entered at the November
term, 1871, by the Circuit Court Of Augusta
county, in the Chancery causes of Massie, &C.,
VS.. Parker, &C., and Steele. Sc, vs. Parker, Sc, ,
heard together, the undersigned Commissioners
WILL on
THURSDAY, the 4th day OF APRIL,
1872 offer for sale at public auction on the prem.
Uses, two very valuable tracts of land known 80
the ''smith' and ''Burwell' places
The SMITH place contains about three acres. ia
one mile East Of Stanton, and will make fine
building lots.
The ErRwEi1 place contains about IS acres
and is one mile East of Stanton. has upon it a
FINE BRICK DWELLING HOUSE,
and necessary ou-houses, good Garden, SC.
1t extends the proposed site of the Valley Rail
Road Depot. The whole property will be sold in
accordance with plat and surrey which will be
exhibited upon The grounds upon the day of sale.
TERMS.-As much in hand as will pay costa
of suits and sale and balance in one, two and
three years-purehaser to give bonds bearing in
terest from day of sal with good security for
deferred payments and legal title to be retained
ultimate security.
GEO. n. COCHRAN, Jr.,
TRAVERS PHILLIPS,
mar I4-at JAMES BUMGARDNEK
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BRUcns PURE COPPER DISTILLED WHIsKY.-
We have in store, for retail, Bruce's Pure Cop
per Distilled Whisky guaranteed to be free from
all drugs. Parties wishing pure article can
always find it at the store of
march last H. A. GLENN s. co.
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Hear how Johnny Noon talks. Call on him.
Ice! Ice My friends and customers can
rely upon full supply of Ice during the next
season, delivered promptly every morning. 1
guarantee this or no pay. Leave your orders at
the Post-office. JOHN A. NOON.
march 1875
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commissioners Sale of land I'm
- AugsiSfsa GNuRfN-In nnrsnanca Of a

| 4 commissioners Sale of land i'm
Augusta County. in pursuance Of
decree CT the Circait Court of Augusta county,
rendered on the 18th day of November, 1871, in
the pending cause of Hulz and 4fAi,iso1a, for &C.,
rs armstrong; &C., The undersigned, as Commits
sicners appointed for the purpose will, en-
WEDNESDAY, the 18Th day of MARCH,
1872 cell at public auction on the premises the
undivided three ffth's inte,es Of William Arm
strong Zone Of the defendants in the above STYLED
suit), IN and to q tract Of land containing about
81 acres, lying in the county Of Augusta, upon
which the said Armstrong now resides and more
fully described in the proceedings in the above
named cause. This land lies near the main road
between Churchyil'e and jennings Gap is Of
cd quality, in go0d condition and well adapted
to farming and grazing.
TERMS Enough in hand o pay the costs of
this suit ana of the SALE he balance in three
equal annual instalmcnts. secured by bonds with
approved personal security, bearing interest from
the day CT sale and title retained as ultimate Sc
eurity REUBEN D. HILL
THOS. C. ELDER,
feb s ids Commissioners
POsfponenent.-Owing to the inclemen-
| cy of the weather, the sale has been postponed,
until the 5h day of APRIL, 1872, at which time
1t Will take place on the premises II. + e.
march l4-tds Commissioners
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Ice FOR THE SEASON. shall be both pleased
and gratfei to furnish Ice Of the best quality to
my customers JOHN FALLON.
march 14-3t*
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INTEREST l.Aw.:--The bill recently passed
BY the General Assembly providing for re-
sumption Of payment of interest on the pub
lie debt became law on the 18th without
the approval of the Governor. Under this
act holders Of Virginia bonds will be entitled
to recsivc four per cent. interest annually On
coasols and four per ceat. on two-thirds Of the
uatundod bonds. Those presenting coupons
aolqiesoias i'll the repeal Of the provision of
the funding bill making coupons receivable
for taxes and other aemands due the state.-
Virgiaia has p,ia 20 interest on her debt
giace Janu'ry 1870, vAep only ose per cent
#as paid.
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The Senate has passed the bill giving artif-
cial legs, er where the leg is of no service,
the equivalent in @onsy; also for arms lost
III .ie war.
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The Governor has appointed the following
bfigadcr Generals; j. G. Hill, Morton
Marre, Thomas w McC'nng and W Skeen.
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Congress has passed bill giving $4,000
to the men Of the Kersage for destroying the
Alabama.
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FTyHOROUGH H BRED BERKSHIRE PIGS FOR
SALE-I have p few thorough bred Berk-
shire Pigs for sale. They are really fine stock,
and will be sold on reasonable terms Enquire
of l. j. PARKINS,
march 21-tf Clines Mill.
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Valuable Ise:,n Estate ear s.,o

virtue Of q decree, rendered by the C;rcuit
Court Of Augusta county, at the November term
1871, in the case of John W. Barr VS.. Logan r .
Maupin." we will as Commissioners of said co,,re
proceea to sell. ON the premises on SATURDAY
MARCH ID. 1872, thaf valuable South River
farm owned by Logan j. Maupin, containing bv
estimate,
S47s ACRES.
lying on South River. about four miles ess. IF
i W II o Z E. This is one of the most VAL,
liable farms in the Valley. The land is as rick
as any in the county, "a large portion being River
Bottom.) lies well, and is easily farmed The im.-
proyements consist of
BRICK MANSION,
and-commodious cutsbuildings There is an Or.
chard on the farm, and an abundant supply OFFS
Timber. The sighborhood is one ofthc most desi*
rable in the county. The land will be sold Alto.
geher, or In parcels as may be deemed most advi->
sable.
Terms. Cash in hand to pay costs of suit and
sale and the balance in four equal annual install
ments, bearing interest from the day of sale :,
oonds with approved security to be given by the
purchasers, and the title to be retained as Mil;
mate security.
JAMES BUMGARDNER, JR.,
n X. TROUT
MEADE z WHITE
ieo Ia . Commissioners
nsA- The above sale is Postponed to FRIDAY.
APRIL 9th. march 711.
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Country Produce.
Consignmcnts Respectfully Solicited.
REFERENCES.
Drs Henkel, Stanton, Va; Capt. B. G. Pat
terson, Harrisonburg; Prof. ]. &. Davis, Roa-
noke College; Col. N. l. Henkel. Liberty Mills,
Orange county; G. W. Meyers, Gordonsville Ira
Miller Free Union, Albemarle county; James
Beazley. il, stanardsvile, Green county: John
H. Read, Hsneyville, Page Co.; W NJ schmuck-
er, Franklin. Pendleton county, We Virginia;
S. 3. Chittenden Co., 1913 Broadway, N. Y;
James G. Powers & Co., l0i Murray street, II
Y. ]. 7. Kirkpatrick s Co., a5l North Sd street
Philadelphia. march 14-Sm
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YEyo Sleek Dyyners.-Persons wishing to
4 have their Cattle summered, can be accom-
dated by calling benjamin or James W. Craw-
ford, Staunton, Va. PAUL MCNEIL.
march 21-tf