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The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1847-11-17

iara. Mr.. Kendall thinks Gomez Farias
is at the bottom of it,
The GIRL WITH THE RED SHAWL on
An exchange paper tells the following sing
ular story, which we are satisfied is no less
strange than true-as we know Mr. Weeks
personally; and know also that his word
is as good as his bond."-N. Y. Globe.
A young lady from New York went i'll
to the field near Jamaica with red shawl
on, which so excited some turkeys that they
| made an attack on the fair owner. A small
dog that was with her seized the leader of
the bipeds by the wing, and his teeth be-
| came entangled in the feathers. An eagle
of tremendous size, who had been noticed
about the neighborhood for some days, OBJ
serving what was going on, descended from
his home in the Skies" and with one fell
swoop carried off turkey and dog His
flight being somewhat impedcd by his load,
an unfeeling sportsman took advantage
thereof, and, at shot, brought down eagle,
turkey, and dog In the nav of the eagle
was found a trout weighing two pounds
If any think this Munchausen story let
them inquire of Caleb Weeks, Esq, at his
hotel, Jamaica. He can show the birds,
beast, and fish as proof Of the truth.
FIGHTING PAnsoN-Wc have seen it
stated that one of the companies from Mis-
sissippi, at the battle Of Buena Vista, was
commanded by Methodist minister. Just
before the battle commenced, and whilst the
troops were forming, it is said he delivered
the following pithy prayer, at the head Of
his company:
"Be with us this day in the conflict, Oh
Lord We are are few, and tho enemy
are many. Be with US rs thou vert with
Joshua when he went down from Gilgal to
Beth-ho-ron and Ajalon, to smitc the Amo-
rites. We do not ask thee for the sun and
moon to stand still, but grant us plenty Of
powder, plenty of daylight, and no towards.
Take old Rough and Ready under thy spe-
cial charge. Amen! March.
His company performed prodgies on the
field that day.
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VIRGINIA, TO WIT:
At rules held IN the Clerks Office Of the
County Court of Page county. on Monday
the 9th day Of September, 184?: David T.
Coffman and Isaac Ruitner and Mary bis
wife, compliments against Susan CoffInan,
William r Grayson and Catharne his wife,
William Wright. Elizabeth Wright, Mary
Wright. Joseph Wright and James Wright,
infant children Of the said William Wright
and Anna his wife, now deceased. Benjamin
F Grayson. David c Grayson. Virginia G
Grayson and Elizabeth NJ Gravson, infant
children of the said Benjamin F and Eliza.
beth. now deceased. defendants-iN cay.
TIME defendants, William Wright, Eliza
Il beth Wright, Joseph Wright and James
Wright, not having entered ,hen appearance
md given Security, according to the act of
assembly, and the rules of this court; and it
appearing by satisfactory evidence that they
are not inhabitants of this St-te-On motion
Of the compla;nants. by their counsel, 1t Is
ordered, That they do appear here on the
tour,h Monday in November next, and enter
heir appearance and answer the complain
nt's bill, and give Security for performing
he decree of the court and that a copy OF
this order be forthwith inserted in some news
paper published in Woodstock, for two
months successfully, and posted at the front
door of the court house of the said county OF
Page. A copy-Tese,
Sep. rs W C LACCK, &C
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GRAND CAVAIICADE,;

An Elephant in harness. On entering each place
of exhibition. the Meusgerie will be preceded
by the grand novel spectacle of an elegant Mn
sic Car, drawn by noble Elephant. containing a
superio: band of musicians, who will eniven The
scene by executing variety of isverite pieces of
Music.
The Wild Tenants of the Forest-from the
huge and t;ocile Elephant, the ma esic ion Of
,mexplored Africa; the fiercest Tiger of the Rem
gal LUNCHES; the beautiful Leopard. the playful
but ferutlous Bear; the useful and patient CanneI
the curious rspir The Reindeer from Lapisnd's
dreary chimes; the grave robbng Hyena; the
stealthy Panther; the savage Wolf, the cunning
Fox. down through all the lesser grades, are here
beheld with perfect safety. True to their nature
at times, but perfectly subject to the control of
man, the lore. Of creation Fowls of the air and
Reptiles most beautiful, varied and dangerous of
their species. are also comprised IN this valuable
combination. Description is poweriess. and
space too limited to admit of i. Suffice it to
say, that the proprietors are of the oldest stan
ding and highest celebrity, and have devoted
years of toll and expense to the present collection
whch,is pronounced in Europe and America per-
fctlg Unparalleled
What renders the exhibition more complete is
the accompaniment of Bue XIV Orth's Original
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commissioners Sale,

TN pursuance Of a decree of the county
4 court of Shenandoah county, pl onounced
in the case Of Henry Walker, plaintiff. VS..
Topoin's administrator widow and heirs de
PENDANTS shall, on thursday the Cd Of Nou.
neat, proceed to sell, on the premises, all the
real estate Of which the said Thomas Toppin
died seized. subject to the widows dover.
The terms will be. one third in cash. one
third in six months and the balance in twelve
months--the purchaser giving bond with APP
proved security, with interest from date. for
the deferred payments The deeds will be
retained until the purchase money is paid -
The land that the said Thomas Toppin nur-
chased of John Hunsberger and wife, will b..
sold separately. W. N. NEWMAN, d, S.
For j. w. Rice, SIS c
Oct
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Great Temperance Jubilee
I'm STRASBURG.

RELOvED DIVISION. No. Sons Of
~ Temperance, purpose BAKING public
procession in Ssrasburg, on Feiiday The 18th
Of October, at which time addresses will bessle-
vered by several distinguished members of
the Order. A copy of the Holy nib:e will be
presented, by the Ladies Of the Village, and
its acceptance on the part ofthe Division, by
acting P. w. p. T. J. MiLLnR. will conste-
tute the order Of the day We most earnest
ly and cordially invite all Of our sister Divis
sions. as wei! as distant Divisions, together
with transient brethren, to be present with
asion the occasion It givesus great pleas
are TO say that the most xmPle provisions
have been inside by fhe brethren Of our Divi
sion Tor the entertainment uf brethren who
may visit us on that day We hope the mum
Der will correspond witthe subject that will
then demand our attention, in meeting one
Of the greatest and most insidions foes of
maiikht. and combating him with such Eff
Gent, and at the same time eal,l-inspiring
weapons, AS Love. Purity. Fidelity"
A HOFFMAN,,
i HERK
j. PIRkEY, Committee.
o. PUNK.
e. SPENGLER.
Strasbufy, Oct. !. l847.
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VIRGINIA. TO WIT:
At rules held in the Clerks Office Of Page
County Court. on Monday the 9th day Of
September, 1847; Absalom NauHan. Sans
uel Nanman, g Gideon Nauman All infant
under the age of twenty one wears, sueing
bv his next friends Absalon Naunan and
Samuel Nauman. complainant, cgdinst Da-
yid Norman in his own right and as execu-
tor of John C. Norman, deceased. George
Kite. john Sigler, Christian Norman. Eliza.
beth Norman, Benjamin Foltz an Eve his
wife. Peter Dovel and Mary his wife, who
is named in the will as formerly the wife Of
James Ho,,sden. John Sifert and CAti,arine
his wife, and Barbara Hanback,, defendants
IN CAANCERY.
FENHE defendants, Christian N,rrai,, Eli
Il zabeth Norman, Benjamin Foatz and
Eve his wife, john Sitert and Catharine his
wife, and Barbara Hanback,, not having enter
ed their appearance and given security accor:
ding to the act of assembly and the rules of
this court: and it appearing by satisfactory
evidence that they are not inhabitants of this
State-Oa motion o.. the complanants, by
their counsel, n Is ordered Ttas they do ap.
pear on the fourth Monday in November next
before the Justices of Our said court, at the
court house. and enter their appearance and
answer the compisinants' bill. and give Sect.
ri,v for performing the decree of the cntilt-
and that copy of this order be Forthwith IN,
serted in some newspaper published in Wood
stock, for two months snccessivelv, and posted
It the front ,iool Of the court house of the
-aid county of Page.
A copy-l'es,e, .....
Sept Is " c IAUCk,'cc
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YNHE subscribers having just returned rom
- the North. are receiving s. opening a.fihe
assortment Of DRY GOODS, GROCERIES.
QuEENSAVARE, HARDWARE, DkUGS,
PAINTS, Sc.
GOODS FOR THE GENTLEMEN. such
rs Usotl.s: Hack Blne-black. Brown. Olive.
Eixen. Invisible, with Casimeres. Iweecs,
Sat'nets, 1.inss, Jeanes. Kersey, and Vestlngs
of varous kinds.
For THE I.ADIfS Cashmeres. 0ashme-
re,ts, Nous de Lanes, Alowel Piaids, Alpscas
figured and plain Of various colors, Silks
Prints Uf English and American manufacture
1T the newest styles. SAWS, Hose, Gloves
Mits. Gymp, Fr,nges. Lace, Edg!,g, Button
of allkinks, Artificial Towers. Wreatils,
Bonnet Caps Bonnets, &c., Swiss Musl'n',
Hook do. plain and figured, Bobinets pa'os
and figured, Brown Aousiins 7~8, 5 4, and
S 4, Bleacheddo 7s8. 5 4 and A, Cambrcs,
London LoAgcloth, Reached. Drillngs,
Blown do Canton + lannels, &c.
Also, fine lot ofHAIS Of various prices,
and 2 large lot Of fine CAPS.o lhe latest
SYKES, s,lcls rs Rrenav sta cloth. Scott d )
Ta,lar 60, palo Alto, WAITS IN, &c., with :.
large lot OF glazed and velvet tor men and
bo,s.
3 SHOES and BOOTS, coarse and fine, for
Men, Women and children, all OF which
have been selected with great care. and pn'-
chased for cash at thSiuwest rhes, tand viii
be sold cteap FOR cash, OF Oh time TO punctu
al customers
Shor, profits and quick sales be o"5 motto
Feeling thankful for past favors we hope,
by unren,ted attention and disposition TO
please, to merit a cnn,inualc of the same
KERN s. RDDEFFER.
Oct.7. i347.
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FORM OF PROXY.

Know all men by these presents, That We
the subscribers, being stockholders in the
Valley Turnpike company. do hereby con
stitute and appoint A. b. our true and lawful
attorney and proxy, to represent each of us
in all general meetings of the Stockholders
of said Comp my held from and after the date
hereof. when we are not personally present,
Cor represented by some othe: proxy of 4
subsequent da e. with full power and author.
ity at such general meetings to give such
vote or votes, and to do such act or acts AS
each ofus could give or do as member of
SAID general meetings five were personally
present, and we do hereby ratifv and confirm
whatever vote or votes. act or acts, our said
attorney may lawfully give or do for us, in
pu slance Of the authority hereby conferred
on him.
Witness our hands and seals this day
of l847
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ONCE. MORE IN MARKET,
WITH A WHOLE CARGO OF
new GOODS.

HELLER s. BROTHER have the plea
IL j. sure Of announcing to their numerous
friends, that they have just received from
Philadelphia and Baltimore. at their stores at
Toms Brook and Saumvile. large and
splendid assortment of FALL. AND WIN
TER GOODS. Their supplies embrace all
the various articles Of Dry Goods, Groceries,
Hardware, Queensware, Stationery, etc. to be
found in country stores, and which it is deem
e.. unnecessary to particularIse.
They would respectfully say to the pub
lie, that every Involvement viii be offered to
PURCHASERS in the way Of bargains-and they
ieel assured that the quality and styles Of the
goods will give general satisfaction. Ladies
and Gentlemen. give them call.
Thankful FOR past encouragement. they can
give assurance that their exertions to please
shall not be relaxed. TSept. so, AZ.
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Works, charged as it is with the re-
sponstble duty Of supervising and al
rectlng lines Of Internal Improvement,
under the powers granted 10 j, b. the
Legislature, has perfect right, aud is
in duty bound 10 withhold any appro-
pr!ation which it is satisfied will not
be expended in accordance with the
spirit OF the charter, and the laws
under which it was granted, and that
consequently the said Board will be
following the strict line Of duty in
withholding from the Louisa Railroati
Company, :he appropriation for the ex-
tension of said Road, under the law
Of the last session Of the Legislature.
Resolved, That an extension Of the
Loaisa Railroad on the line from Corr
louisville to Harrisonburg, "to point
at or near the town Of IIarrisonburs."
Is demanded by considerations of Law,
justice, and expediency, both With a
view to the wants and claims of that
portion of the valley, and to the future
extension Of the read westwardiy.
Resolved, That with a full convic-
ton of the strength of our position,
and the justice ofour claims, We appeal
to the people Of Virginia TO sustain a.
in our rights.
Resolved, That in consequence Of The
refusal Of the, President, Directors and
-mpany, 10 grant a re-survey of the
Northern Route, the Board Of Public
Works be requested to direct new
survey, by some Engineer selected by
themselves, of the mountain division,
and tunnel or tunnels of Poweli'S Gap
Ito the payment OF the expenses q
which survey, unless otherwise provid
ded for, the faith of this meeting is
hereby pledged.
On motion of Col. Voolfolk,
Resolved, That committee of FIVE
be appointed to prepare an address TO
the people Of Virginia, On the subject
of the extension Of the Louisa Rail
road.
M-ssrs. G. H. Chrisnan, Robert
p Grattan, and G. Deneale of Rocking
ham, B. ]. Barbour, Esq, and Col.
John Voolfolk, of Orange, were con-
s,ituted the committee.
During the sitsings Of the meetings
it was ably addressed by Messrs. Bar
bour. Chrisman, Voolfolk, Polndexter
and others.
Ordered, That the proceedings o.
shls meeting be published in the news
papers of Richmond, the Valley, and
Northwestern Virginia.
On motion the meeting adjourned
sine die.
ROOT. GRATTAN, Ch'mn.
Csc. r. PEAKE, Sec'ry.
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VIRGINIA SERENADERs.

who will enliven the scene with their perform.
ance during the hours of exhibition, without any
additional charge.
S In addition to the above. Mr.. AL0N~
so HUBBLE, the celebrated Cannon Bail
Defer, wa appear and go throug! MS aston shng
feats with the cannon Balls, weighing from IS to
50 pounds. alter which he will set his power Of
nerve against the monster strength Of the Ele.
phant, feat never before attempted by mortal
Ot-ober 7, 1947
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T. 4 ~ ID

For Sale, IN Frederick county, Va.
Oos ACRRs OF LAND FOR SALE,
900 near the Winchester and Moore
field road, about ten miles west of Winches
ter. Va, One Hundred Acres of bottom land
with never failing stream passing through,
it-wih good orchard and distllery on the
premises. Ii is unnecessary to particularlze
as persons wishing to purchase will examine
for themselves.
SAMUEL BUCHE3.
Oct. IA.
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FOR SALE.

A LOT of Goodsfrom the VALLEY FACTORY.
n Also large lot Of SADDLES, from 81
up to $40, such as Mems quilted seat fd'hg
saddles, pam do, Horn do, wagon do
SIDE do-BridIes, Martingales, all OF winch
have been made by sadllers in Woodstock
One e.horse wagon; one 4 do; Que three, a''s!
one two do. All Of which will be sold low
for cash, or on time 10 punctnal customers,
or IN exchange for produce, by s.,
KERIN& RODEFFER.
Oct. z.
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NOTICE.

YHNIIE general annual meeting Of the stock
H. holders Of the Valley Turnpike Compa
ny viii We held a. Woodstock On the fonth
Thursday in October (tae 18Th }
There viii be meeting of the President
and Directors of SAID Company at ood stock
on "Wednesday the 27th Oct. A full atten-
dance of the Board s earnestly desired.
Bv order of the Pes den,
j. S CALVERT, IRIS & elk. V. I. C.
October Z 1847 .
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! ID their respective locations and extent Of bu-
siness The cellars and Warehouses were
completely inundated BY the resistless flood
that rushed through The streets, and which is
Represented to$haye been several feet in depth.
Sugar, coffee. salt. and hundreds Of other arli-
Giles were either entirely destroyed OF 80 much
damaged as to be- little value 10 their owners.
The firm Of VIM. Miller s. Co. is said to have
sustained an immense loss by this food. The
cars, fixtures, &c.beIonging the RAILROAD, ne
understand. were much injared. We have no
data before US by which to estimate the entire
loss sustained By the citizens Of Manchester,
including that already named. tut suppose that
it will not fail far saior, of fifty or sixty shou-
sand dollars, In oar next. we will endeavor
to give correct statement Of the damages re-
sul,lng from this fearful visitation
SHENANDOAH CHAPTER Of Royal
Arch Masons was Instituted in this place,
few weeks since, by L. L. STEPHENSON. G. /.
The proper officers have been duly elected and
installed. Thuse Of the fraternity belonging
10 the Lodge at this place. and those Of neigh
boring Lodges. who desire to have impaired to
them the sublime secrets Of the Chapter, have
the opportunity offered to them Of being fur
ther promoted
"a age
BE NOT DECEIVED
Be not, dtceiytd With vain hope--lay not
the ha,tering nnction TO YOUR SOUL that dis
sease will cure itself; especially if that disease
be Consumption or Liver Complaint. 1tsyou
would be restdeeA to health you must use the
means which hemevolence and a kind Provi
derce have placed within your reach The
great and universally popular remedy for con-
SUMPTION and all Chronic diseases, is now for
sale in ever, city and important town nahe
country and al price too that any one can
afford to paw. You have FRO excuse, there
fore. for negIectng to save your life a,cl
health. Be. not deceise with ouack nos
trums, or any imitation of this Invaluable med
cine. An individual at Charleston South
Carolina. recently purchased four BOTTLES OF
doubtful knd-one of the most celebrated
phi. scians in the city, told the deceived pa
tent he must send that art Gle back, and ex
change it for DR.. Wistar's Balsam Of Wild
Cherry Be not deceived-remember that it
is 13r. Wistar's Balsam that cures--it ~ d..
Wis'ar'> that brings back the bloom of health
to the cheek. lustre to the eye, strength to
the system, ;oy AMI gladness to the soul and
happiness to inan-it is DR.. Wister's that has
gained sech celebrity among the sick, aston
lshing the world with its effects, and is re-
commended by the best physicians through
out the lard Be not deceived-buy none
unless signed BUTTS on the wrapper. the
genuine Dr. " stars, which is for sale by
Dr. Schmtt, Wood took Va.
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ECUSE, SIGN,
AND
ORNAMENTAL PAINTING,
GLIDING AND GLAZING, so

yH%HE undersigned respectfully informs the
IL citizens of Shenandoah and adjoining
counties, that he sill con,in es to carry on all
the above branches Of Painting. He deems
it proper to state. that he not only serveda
regular apprenticeship nndeis thas,er paint
er IN one of the most fashionable cities in the
State, but that he has wnfketi in most Of the
principal ci,ies III The United States. He
therefore natters himself, that for durability,
VARIETY of colors and neatness Of execution,
all work entrusted to him shall be superior
to that done by any other pain,erin this place
or vicinity. Reference may be had to the
following gentlemen, who have had ample op
poriin,les Of Judging OF the character Of his
work, and who have visited some of our prin-.
cipal cities and seen the best specimens Of
painting to be found-~
I'm w w MAsRubsn, DRH WuNDKR,
On J G ScaMrf, c WILLIAMS,
join CLowxn, ST.. JOHN KobSrz,
CBAhLxs NfLsH, REUBEN WALTON
" r. To those ihthe country who conceit
themselves 10 be expert painters, but who
are sadly deficient in many respects he would
just say, that if they will call upon
him, he will instruct them in the art Of graf
ning ,.rharhling and f,attening walls, ON very
liberal terms, as there is ample room for i'm
proeeinent. ROBERT BLAIR.
Woodstock. June l7-.5
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NEW STORE. f.
McVEIGH & BROTHER,
f.Alexand9iu, Va.

HI AVE established branch of their bust
Il n ness az the Depot in Winchester, in
the house formerly occup led by Mr.. Beall,
and are now receiving very large and gen
er;,l assortment of
Groceries, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Cops,
and Dry Goods,
Consisting in part follows: Brown and
Loaf Sugars, Pulverised and Crushed Sugars,
Moiasses, Coffee. Teas, Tobacco, Scotch and
Ra2pee Snuff. Resin, Fariagsed. Rose and
CASTLE Soaps. Sperm. Mould and Dipt Car.
dies, Chocolate, Salt Petre, Madder. Indigo,
Copperas, Alum. Chip'd Log Wool, Brm-
stone. Salerstus Train Oil, Caster Oh Put
", I.ampblack, Pipes, Iron Bound Tubs. FIX
ira White Lead. Ground Alum and Fine
SAT-, Alspice, Pepper (ground and in the pod.(
Sanger's Mustard, Nutmegs, EPSON Salts,
Ground and Race Ginger, Maccaroni. Cloves,
Cinnamon Vinegar, Rock and Fine Powder,
Mace. Painted Buckets, &c. sc. Men and
Bows Thick Boots, do Kip Boots. do Bro
gans. do Kip do; Angels, Russia, Cashmere.
b, b Angola, Fash ionable Coney, b. r. Co.
ney HATS, Navy. Fine. Rug Palo Al
to, Muskrat and Hair Seal CAPS. &c &c
al Of which was purchased in Boston and
New York, and direct from the manufacture
at Lynn, massachusetts, by one Of the con
Germ, at the very lowest prices. We there
fsre feel warranted in saying, that we can &
will sell them as low as they can be purchas-
ed west ofthe Potomac, and we design do
ing a cash and produce business, our motto
shall be short profits anG quick sales. We
will take in exchange for Goods. Grain Of all
kinds, Glover, Timothy and Flax Seed, Bacon,
Lard. Butter, Feathers, Heeswax, &c. &c
We will give the highest price in cash for
Flour. also receive and forward Goods, Flour,
Iron. &c. &c. with promptness. either 10 N.
York, Philadelphia, Baltimore. Alexandria,
&c, on the usual terms Giveu call.
McVEIGH & BROTHER
Winchester, October z, l847.-3t.
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3 0c senttnef:
" 90 D S L O C K
OCTOBER IA, ISi7.

MARYLAND ELgCTIoSs.-The Baltimore
Sun OF Monday last gives complete returns of
the late elections in Maryland. P. F. Thorn
as, Dem, has hesn elected Governor, over
Golsbosough, Wing, by more than six han
bred majority. The Legislature is Wing by
an increased majority, According to the re-
turns before us, the congressional delegation
stands, Wings ,o2 Democrats, being Wing
gain Of two members. The Wings attribute
the dsfca! Of Goldshorongh to the fact, that he
is not not strong enough on the internal im-
prorement question.
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BANNlGiN & KELLY'S
Great ZoolegicaI Exhibition.

FROM THE CITY OF NEW YORK,
VMry.L be.exhbed at New Market, on Tues
w day the l2'h, AT Woodstock on Wednes-
day tile 18th, andEat S,rasburg on Thursday the
l4'h of October. for oae day only Doors open
from to O'Clock, p. NJ Admission only SO
cents-chlI'lren under ~ years of age and SER
wants half price t~
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Commissioners Sale.

DURSUANT TO a decree of the county
& court of Shenandoah, pronounced on
the 14th day Of September, 1847, in a chan
Gerry suit therein pending between John Clo-
wer and Samuel Few, plaintiffs against Philip
Miller's administrators and Others, defendants.
shall, on W,easesdoy Ike 9Th day Of This
month, Oct, upon the premises. procee ed to
sell at public safe, to the highest bidder, the
Real Estate of which Philip Miller died seized
and possessed, in & near the town of Wocd
stock. consisting of
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ONE .AREIcI-E


sale Ia setherwH til fac n
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