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UNBPARfMENT or Ta1 INTERIOR,
u UNITED STATES PlTENT OFFICE


On the PETITION OF ROBERT WADDEEL, OF
Liverpool, Kingdom Of treat Britain, praying for
sixth day Of June 1854 antedAtsd to April a. lsss,
and dated in England the ID Of March, 1855, for
an Improvement In Balance Slide Valves of
Hteam Engines, for seven years frem the eX-
liIation Of said ?stsnt, which takes place on the
II 10 ordered that the said petition bs heard ss
the Patent Once On Moaday, the 18th day Of Feb
ruaTy next, ct II clock m; and all Dersons are
tiesd 70 appear and snow cause, II eRy thsg have,
PersonS opDoGing tbs extension are required 70
Ole in the Patent Ofioe their objections, specially
day Of bearing an testimony hisd b. either party
transmitted IN accordance With the rules Of the
ofacs, which will Be furnished on application.
nDony nHst % led IN t6s anios iss:.y DAYS before
the day Of hearing; the Arguments, II any, within
..0rSsred. siso: tat this setics Is published in
the Republican and the In4ellisencer, Washing.
ton; p. O., sn1 IL the Times, lev York
nFst OF said publications 70 b st least sixty days
prss'eus 70 the DAY q hsarirsn ~urAxrp
80 $500 Oommisoionoe Of Patents.
r ofH ~ al 49,
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DOR1 ABLE
STEAM ENGINES,

DOR1ABL8
STEAM ENGINES,
Combining the maximum of efficiency. durability,
and economy, with the minimum of weight and
price They are widely and favorably known,
more than 500 being in use. All warranted salts
factory, or Ne sale. Descriptive circulars sent on
application. Address
J. U. H0ADLEY 4 co.,
no b-eoSm Lawrence, ass.
lNEPARTMINT OF The INTERIOR,
ALL kH sSsR1' iGFiHs Af ySS s;sHl YES
Application having bsen made under the set Of
June 1850, for the reissue Of the folio wing de-
ecrlbed Land warrants, which are alleged to have
been lost or destreyed,-Hotice 10 hereby given
that ct the date following the descriDtion OF each
wnrIant new certificate or warrant Of like tenor
vii DC reissueds 10 valid objection should then
Jos. b. BARRIrT, Commissioner.
No 4s,7ss fer 10 scrss Il sand, issued under the
oct sf March s, 1865 In the name Of Eisha Bacon,
and Was granted January n, 1856. January II,
No . e4s. for 100 acres, issued under the 20, OF
March 50, l666, IN the name Of Ivory Butler, and
was granted April 10. ls66-February :, 1867.
No. AZ ooo Ter 100 acres, issued under the act of
March Sd, 1855. in the name of Lazarus Harlon,
ana va granted September II, 1856. February
No 7o4, for 100 acres issu cd under the act Of
March Sd, 1873, in the name Of Robert w. Pierce,
and was granted May II, 1865. Marc 9, 1867.
30 90 .240 for 100 acres, issued under the act Of
March 1853. In the name Of Xii an d Ball. aud
was granted June 8. 1851. March 9, 1857.
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RY GREEN 3 WILLIAMS, Auctiensers.
AUCTION SALE OF TWO STORY FRAME
DWELLING HOUSE
On TUESDAY, the 9th day Of Japu arr, 1867, at 4
O'Clock D. m, We shall sell, by public auction, on
the premises: An excellent two story frame dwell
hing house, situated ON the east side Of 9Th street
nefr street north, being part of Lot No. ~, in
Ssu1re ne 900 having front Of 16 feet inches,
Terms Of sale One half cash, and balance In six
months with interest. .ConveyAnciRg ct cost Of
de 81 I'd GREEN q WILLIAMS. Aucts.
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RY THOs. BOWLING. Aucs. ;9eorsstown.
bALE OF IMPROVED ZEAL gsrATl IN
GEORGETOWN

DALE We AAE1OvBU hBAb HoTAT8 In
GEORGETOWN. -
~ virtue OF deed 81 trust, duly recorded I!
records Of the District Of Oolumbis, No viii, on
the StA gay o. January, 1881 1t 4 O'Clock p M,
ses, certain real estate in Georgetown situated,
being part OF Lot numbered one hundr ed and fou
l0,l in Beslls addition to said town, beginning
for the same at the end Of 40 feet from the north
erst corner OF Green and Beall streets, running
and II Of foot, thence north 80 feet thence west
and parallel with Beall street 50 and 4 IL feet,
thence north ~ feet, thence west 8 feet, thence
south 100 feet to the beginning, with the build
belonging.
Terms: One half cash; balance in 6, IL and IS
mont Q, to be secured by . deed Of trust on the
chaser's cost. IF the ter ms Of sale are not com
piled with within Il We days after the sale, resale
will DO had at the cost and risk Of defaultng pur.
chaser. Sl00 to be paid At the fall of the hammer.
WALTER 3. COX,
CHARLES n. MATHEWS,
Trustees Of the Third Building Association Of
Georgetown.
de 6eo&ds THOS. BOWLING, Arct.
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SUNDAY PASSENGER TRAINS
LEAVE WASHINGTON. LEAVE AIpTsxnpra
From Nd svenue depot. From cor Duke & Henry
L oeSi ga mail rsts;, Local At as a. NJ.
q. A. STEVENS. General Superintendent.
20 10 WI PHELPS. General Manager
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WARRINGTON, ALEXANDRIA AMI
GEORGETOWN kAILROAD.
&Al &c "a

TIME TABLE
On ana after MONDAY, November II, 1885 ana
until further notice. Passenger Trains viii run -
tween Warrington aud Alex andris As follow:
Lay WARRINGTON. LEAVE ALEXANDRIA.
From Nd. avenue depot From GER Duke = Heorv
Local A.; e:l6 A. n. SITS, Local at IS A n
Through Mail e:S Local cor. King
Local at...- o0 . and Henry. 600
.....-- yW Local AT. 500
... 1W p. II. -.......l0.00
.-... - :. -........ 500 p. II,
...-...- go Through Mail. corner OF
.-.-....L-0 buke& Henry 500 P n.
Locale King
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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1867-05-02
lew GOODS o,,,r,p
: HELLER s. BROTHER,

:, xER STORE, NEAR PIE COURTHOUSE
assortn, received one of the largest and cheapest
.vs ar nfars, \ AND SUMMER GOODS
eh Chez # not chis market and will be sold as
county. ep than. can be beughe IN sno
markets With the eashlrchased in the nGrtaerhg
porters and censeqael2m the mos Ill cheap for
the cash. we CAN SCH s'f
Our stock embraces every Of roads,
such as cloths cassmeres, aserlptiol. - &c
caps, boots, shoes, e gentlts yesaR esi; Goes
gnghams and other dress goofF, anu ~ eaI,SG
with almost endless supply of alfF t1o If rim,
mings for dress and bonnets all of theasa s.vlas.
and most tasteful colsor. But we cannot ate
to name all the cheap and beautiful gool hat
make up mammoth assortment e8lN -
County Merchants who desire to keep up ths,~-
supplies without going to the necessary expenses,
of a trip to the North, can be accommodated by
us, from extensive assortment.
To those who have produce OF any Kind to SELF
we say, bring it on, and we willtrade with you ON
the most accommodating terms, and if our goods
don't suit you, we viii pay the cash.
To old friends and customers we say come
one, come all, and see us at the newly-painted,
store ON the corner, and you shall meet hearty
welcome Come, and bring your friends along.
with you. ~
Woodstock, Va, April A. 1867. 5 ~
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LOCAL AND STATE MEMS.
Gang. of. Horse Thieves.

On Friday night last;a gang of unknown,
but daring horse thieves, stole qate number
of horses, and committed other thefts along the
North Mountain, some five or SIX miles from
this place. These outlaws stole horses from
Henry Maphis, Aaron Maphis, James. Hoover
and William Dellinger and robbed the spring
houses of Henry Maphis and Levi Gochenour,
and broke into the dwelling house of Samuel
Bowden and robbed it of all the edibles they
could lay their hands on, togesher with liquor,
&c. The next morning, the parties communi.
eating their losses to one another, they started
off down the back road in pursuit of the
scoundrels, who, as they had reason to be-
lieve, had taken that course. After receiving
frequent assurances as they passed along the
road, that parties were heard during the night
previous going in that direction at furious
rate, they pushed on, and when they came to
a point about six miles on the Cedar Greek
grade, they found the horses turned in a large
wheat field, quietly grazing, where they had
been abandoned by the INSCRIPTIONS rogues.
Nothing further was heard from the thieves,
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Or THE MANY COSMETICS and Toilet Article

OF THE MANY COSMETICS and Toilet Articles
now advertised, but few prove to be what they
are represented. Messrs. BERGER, SHUTS &
Co., Chemists, of Trey, N. Y, are advertising
themselves just as represented, which they arc
acting as agents We believe to be perfectly
trustworthy, and that parties using their prep
arations will find fully up to the recommends
given. See their advertisement in another
column Of this paper.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1867-05-02

JOHN APPEL, a notorious horse thief, and
former member of the LIST Ny. Cavalry, who
was convicted some twelve months ago, and
sentenced. by the Circuit Court Of Jefferson
County, but who escaped before reaching his
destination, and who was re arrested in Berry
vile some time since, and confined to await a
requsition from the Governor of West Virginia,
made his escape again, by saving loose the
iron barofthe Jail window. The Journal thinks
the instruments with which he effected his es-
cape were taken into the jail with him.
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VIRGINIA, TO WIT:

VIRGINIA, TO WE: 'a h+s
At rules held in the clerks office of the circuit
court Of Shenandoah, for the month of April,
1867; Samuel Hannah, plaintiff against VIII
liam Skaters. &c, defendants-Ia Chaneery.
[The object Of this suit is to recoter a debt due
from said Shutters by reason Of certain claims
heretofore assigned to said Hannah, which be-
fore assignment had been fluffy discharged and
paid. a'
IT appearing by satisfactory evidence that the
L defendant, William Shutters, is not an inhabi-
tant OF this stae-IT is ORDERED, That the said de-
PENDANT do appear within one month after due pub
lication hereof, and do what is necessary to pro
tect his interest; that copy of this order be pub
lished in some newspaper printed in Woodstock,
once week for four successive weeks, and co
Ply posted at the front door of the court house Of
said county, on the first day Of the next county
court 4 copy-Pcste,
J. G. FRAVEL, Geese
Ap 1S-4wS5 J II WINS. pa
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,

~ , . 80 ----- W00ustOcK, April Is, 1867. I =
70 the creditors of the estate Of Aaron Hamlnan,
deceased, and all others concerned: -
" 0u are hereby notified, that have appointed
Il ne 10Th day Of 3Iay neat, at my Office in
woodstock, to take an account and proof of the
outstanding debts against the estate of said Aaron
Hannah, deceased, and ascertain the character
and dignity of the same and ascertain the amount
OF the assets applicable to the said debts-requred
to be taken by the decreeof the circut co,srs Of
Shenandoah, rendered at March term ofsaid court
IN SUIT IN chancery pending in said court, be-
tween Hannah, guardian, and Hannah and 9th
ers; at which time and place you are required to
attend and produce your claims with the evidence
to prove the same. Given under my hand, as
first aforesaid.
APP 1S-4w SIS j.. HAAS, Com'r.
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llham Noel, complainant, against Samuel Noels
ad I'M and others, defendants-In chancery.4
s1'ATRACT Of a decree of the circuit court of
I y Shenandoah county, rendered atMarch term,
Inc court doth order, adjudge and decree,
that John Haas, one of the commissioners of this
court do state, settle and adjust the account of
Samuel Hamman and Charles L. Noel, adminstra-
tors OF the estate of Samuel Noel decd; that he
ascertain the amount of the assets to into
their hands as administrators as aforesaid, and
take an account of all the debts outstanding against
the estate, and the balance of the same which will
remain unpaid after applying the assets in the
hands of said administrators, or to- into their
hands to be administered; and said commissioner
Is also instructed to ascertain the amount and
tual value of the real estate whereof said Samuel
Noel died seized and possessed, and described in
the compt's bill, and whether the rents and profits
of the same will pay the debts of said Samuel Noel
in five years, and any incumbrance on the same
or interest ofany party therein; and specially as
certain the amount due the complainant from the
estate of said Samuel Noel, deceased.
copy-Teste, j. G. FRAvEL, Geese
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LE,,FALP UBLIGATLONS 1,
y ! g~f- - - : CoMMIssI oNER,s uFFIcE, T.
Z 49,. !. w oolsTooKs April 2a4lS6z e q .


ofiN CULLERS-Take Notice, that l have
- appointed the oath day of May next at my of
flee, to state, settle and adjust the administration
account of Henry McInturff, admir-. of the estate
OF Henry Cullers, decd, and ascertain what a.
mount, If any, is due from the said administrator
TO you, required by decree of Shenandoah Cir
cart Court, rendered at its March term, 1867, in
asut IN chancery depending in said court between
William Donaldson, complainant, and John Gull
GERS and Henry Mclnturff, adm of Henry Gull
iers, decd, detendants-at which time and place
you are required to attend. Given under my hand,
as commissioners in cfancery of the said court the
day and year first aforesaid.
Ap 25-4w-$4. so. GEO. w. IMLEY. III
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CoMMIssIoNER's OFFICE.

iys.. Woodstock, April IS, 1867. Il
To William Noel, complainant, and Samuel Ham
and Charles L, Noel, administrators of
Samuel Noel deceased, Elizabeth Noel, widow,
Phoebe Ann Noel, Chas. L Noel, and William S.
Arthur, guardian for Iydia Catharine Noetand
Elizabeth Ann Noel, defendants; and ali the
creditors of the estate eft Samuel Noel, decd,
and all Others concerned:
NOU are hereby notified, that have appointed
4 the .22a deg ST Nay neat, at 3ny Office in
Woodstock, to discharge the duties required by
the foregoing decree; at which time and place
you are required to attend. Given under my
hand, as commissioner of said court, the day and
year first aforesaid.
APP l84w $40 es,si - f J. HAAS, Com'r.
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VIRGINIA, 10 Wit:
At rules held in the clerks office of the circuit
court Of Shenandoah for the month of April,
1861; Henry St. John Rinker and Jacob A.
Hotel, executors Of Isaac Hotel deceased, plffs
against Lewis McInturff, dett-h. Chancery.
THE object Of this suit is to subject certain real
estate sold by said Isaac HotteI to- said Lewis
McInfarff to the vendors lien.
1T appearing by satisfactory evidence that the
l defendant, Lewis McIntdrlf, is not an inhabi-
tant of this state--IT IS ORDERED, That the said
defendant do appear within one month after due
publication hereof, and do what is necessary to
protect his interest; that copy of this order be
published in some newspaper printed in Wood
stock, once week for four successive weeks, and
copy posted at the front door of the court house
of said county, on the first day of the next county
court. A copy-Teste,
- s.li.aa j.. G FRAVEL, Geese
AID I9-4w$5 WINS Il Allen, "a .ae7.-
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TuR GAsp or .TErEspsoN Davis :

TnR CASE OF J,EfEgRsoN DAVIS. -Intelli-
gence was resolved here to-day from Rich
mond which shows that tits; after all, a.
gain in doubt >asste whether Judge Under
wood viii essay the trial Of Jefferson Davis
at the May term Of the'United States Dis
trict Court IF tie term be adjourned
without such trial, the President has de-
terlnined at once to release Davis from corr
fnement at Fortress Monroe on nominal
baII. The President has in his possession
letter, signed by leading Republicans,
asking that Davis be released, and also a
proposition from Horace Greeley offering
to be one of Mr.. Davis's bondsmen.-
World.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1867-05-02

The County of Shenandoah, with John j. Grand
staff, late Sheriff Of said County.
A CCOUNT reported by Haas recommitted to.
N him with Instructions to state, SETTLE and adj
just the account of the said Grandstaff with the
Parish and to restate and resette said account re-
committed, if he shall deem proper, or any party
shall desire. Said Haas is also instructed sosettle
the account of R. NJ. Conn, late sheriff of said
county. Either of the said parties may have no
tce (published) of the taking Of said accounts by
said commissioner, as heretofore directed in case
of said Grandstaff, at their own expense; such
publication to have the effect as the former
one. A copy-Teste, sas5. .y..,4 5t
JAMES G.. FRAvEL, c c
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Good Work.

We have noticed that some of our citizens
have been engaged in the good work of repair
ing the side walks. Let it go on. There is
still need of such improvements. A few loads
of sand or slate would pu. our walks in fine
condition. While the material is so CONVEX
ient and the cost so little, we can see no ex-
euse for neglectipg them, The cost of the
work would be less than the wear and tear of
shoes, to say nothing of bruised shins and doc
tors bills
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FE7O all whom it may concern Notice is here
L BY givento allwho may have claims Or orders
copied by the clerk ofthis county unpaid. in the
years 1857, SO, SO Il 80, j. J. Grandstaff's time
Of the sherifalty, either due by the county pa
IRISH; and also during the late sheritalty of R. NJ.
Conn for the years 1853 54, s55 ID Sc, aye re-
me, at my office in Woodstock, on or before the
18th day Of Nay neat, when the account will he
closed Given under my hand this 18th day of
April, 1867.
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Relief for the Destitute of the South.

We understand that some of our noble ladies,
propose organizing Tableaux Association,
and to give exhibitions, the proceeds of which
are to be appropriated for the benefit of the
suffering poor Of the South. Every section,
almost, of the entire country are doing some
thing in the way of charity, to relieve the great
suffering Of the Southern poor, and shall we,
who have been blest with a sufficiency, refuse to
share our little with the famili es of our breth-
rem and friends?
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Raid Upon the Foxes.

These poultry thieves have been multiply
ing so rapidly in this vicinity, within the past
three or four years, that their depredations up
on our farmers poultry, pigs, lambs, ducks
and geese, have become rather serious mat
ter. Within the past few weeks some of our
young people have been making raid upon
them olsuecessfully, that there is a fair pros
pect of at least thinning them out, if not Of de-
stroying them altogether, We have heard of a
dozen or SO being killed near town recently. On
Monday morning last several boys captured
four young red foxes in the pine hills half a
mile west of town, in a cavren. Upon exam
lining the den, it was found to contain a
quantity of chickens bones and feathers,
lambs and pigs bones, rabbits and squirrels,
feet and bones, sc. The rascally thieves were
brought to town, and killed. after being ex-
bibited to the wondering gaze of the Juvenile
population. It is no uncommon thing to seq
these 'fvarmints" proving about the fields,
near town, in the day time, committing their
depredatons. 1t is consummation devoutly
to be wished that those engaged in this good
work will perseyere until our community shall
be rid of the presence of these cunning rogues.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1867-05-02

PARDoNs.-Nearly every day few par
dons are issued, principally to that class
of individuals who come under the first and
thirteenth exceptions of the proclamation
the petty Offices, and twenty thousand dol
lar clauses, and few are occasionally grant
ed of more important character. ~. 7.
Herald - .-..-'.
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REFRIGERATION WANTED OF
,yEHU JASPER MOORE.

| was married to Jehu Jasper Moore, of Warren'
county, Mississippi, in 1853. He Confeder
soldier, and left in October of that year for
the army, since which time he has not been heard
from. I once heard that he had been killed; but
there has been no confirmation of this rumor. 1
would be thankful for any information concerning
him. [ have one child. He told me he had property
in Warren county, Mississippi, and said his posts
office was Cardofi, in that county. &.
Address me at Hope Mills, Page county. Va.
NH %. MARY A. E., MOORE. y
@sa Mississippi papers please publish the above,
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. = 80 Z 90
Fine Crop of Lambs.


We understand that Gen. G. S. MEM has
embarked pretty extensively in the raising Of
Sheep, on the celebrated estate known as
"Mount Airy" in this county, After market
ing fine lot,of wethers during the winter, he
had thirteen hundred ewes and several bucks
left The ewes have sixteen hundred lambs, all
said to be doing we'll. This is certainly a re-
markable increase, and if nothing should oc-
cur to prevent, it will prove profitable invest
ment to the enterprising proprietor. 1t would
be we'll for the Genel TO heed the injunction,
'Beware of dogs.' or he may wake up one of
these fine mornings and find some of his splen
did flock missing 1t gives US pleasure to see
that at least some of our farmers are begin
ming to pay more attention to the raising Of
stock, and especially. Of sheep. With CHM
ate and soil admirably adapted to the propa-
CATION of sheep, and ready market for wool
it seems to us that our farmers have been slow
to discover their true interest in this NATTER
that if more attention were given to the rails
ing of stock, they would find it more profitable
than the present exhausting system of crop
ping. ..s
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1867-05-02

THE Stockholders of the Orange & Alexan-
dria Railroad elected Edward C. Marshall
ESQ.,, the President of the late Manassas Road
a provisional Director in the new Company
DR.. Coffman, one of the Manassas Directors
was also elected provisional Director in the
new Company.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1867-05-02

Our Merchants
Have all received their supplies OF new and
seasonable goods. Prices are comparatively
low and the goods are pretty. s.
FRAVELr & LACEY and J..sW. DANNEn an
nounce the arrival Of their stocks of new and
cheap spring and summer goods. They re-
quest their customers, and the public gener-
ally, to call and examine for them selves.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1867-05-02

THE Treasurer Of the Orange & Alexandria
Railroad Company gives notice that the inter
est on the first mortgage bonds, due on the
first Of May, will be paid'at their Office in AL
exandria.