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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1867-02-07

PUBLIC SALE OF
VAL BlBLI ISqiTI
DUBsUANT to the last will and testament of
L Peter Craig, deed, will offer at public sale,
On Thnrsdaytbo 4th day Of MaycA, 1867,
the farm belonging 10 the estate OF the SAID
decd, known as he home farm, on which said decd
lived lying on Stony Greek, about midway be-
tween Newman's Furnace and Forge, and about
leading from the Furnace to Harpel's, containing
1897 Res,
more or less, onc-haii cleared and the remainder
in timber The improvements consist Of "a
- Go0d Dmelyiaq House, Earn
and all necessary out-bui!dings. with an Oil
Mill upon the promises. which needs sone repairs
Stony Greek runs ihroug, this farm, giving It
some good bottom and excellent meadow land.
Sale will BE the promises at 10 clock, A. II.
will also offer at public sale, on the premises,
On Fridog the 18th e5oy Of March, 1867,
at 10 o'clock.-A. N. said day, the tract known as
THE DE1LlNGER FARM
This farm is situated about two miles west of
Ncwman's (Libcrty) Furnace, and contains about
A37 Acres,
more or less, and is among the best grazing fvrus
in this section, and has upon it some Of the best
quality OF oak timber, and more in quantity than
any other farm in the county. This farm is gen
orally smooth and level, and has fifty or sixty
acres Of good meadow land IN grass all the
fields have water in them, which is an important
consideration wiih stock raisvrs. II is deemed
una eccssary to give more minute description Of
this farm, as persons wishing to purchase will no
doubt call an1 examine for themselves. Mr. Fann
will show the premises to any desiring to view
the land
! viii also offer at public sale, upon the premises,
On Saturday the 1914 Of March. 1867,
TdE LUTZ FARM,
belonging to said Craigs estate, containing about
lOl Acres,
more or less. situated on the main road leading
from Cabin Fill to Mt. Clifton. This farm is good
limestone land somewhat railing, and has quau-
titr o. good timber it. The improvements con-
sist Of small house, &c.
Terms Of ,Stde-Une-itth Of the purchase mo-
ney on the day of sale, or at the option of the
with interest the: con from said day; and the
due IN ioui eqGa. annual payments, with interest
from The day Of sale; bonds with good personal
security to be given for the first payment, II rot
paid on the day Of sale and tn like security to be
given for the second and third deferred parnl1n
and Il lien retained or All the deferred! payments
in the deed, which will be executed V hen The
first payment Is made.
PHILIP HELSLEY,
E,'r Of The last viii OF 2. Craig, dec &
Feby Z, l6G7-ts
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1867-02-07

The. Stock CoMPRIsEs. amongst other articles,
Spicrrid Clocks. Gold and Silver Watches, Rings
set with Diamonds, Rubes, Pearls. Garnet and
other stones solitaire and in clusters, ladies sets
OF Jewelr, comprising Pins ard Ear Rings of the
most fashionable styles, set in Precious stones of
every variety, together with large assortment of
Gold and Enamclled and Pearl sets. Gold Studs
ana Sleeve Buttons of the most beautiful patterns
Gents Bosom and Scarf Pins, and an endless va
riety OF Bracelet Chains, Musical Boxes, Head
Dresses. Combs, Charms: &C.
In consequence OF the great staqnation of trade
in the Manufacturing districts af France and Eng
land, large quantity Of Jeweiry originally in
tended Tor the ropean market, has been sent off
Tor sale IN this country, and bnst be sold at any
sacrificed Under these circumstances the
"WATCH & GOLD JEWELRY co." have re-
coli cd
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1867-02-07

Don't be Foolish. You make ST; Doll ar
from Fifty Gents. Call ard cxa mine all inventio
urgently needed by everybody Or a sample sell
rec by nail for Gee that retails easily FOR Sc, by
r. L: Wolcott, 10 Chatham Square, New Y ork
je lily
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1867-02-07
QUARTERLY MEETING.

The 4th Quarterly Meeting for Woodstock Cir
.cut will be he'd in Woodstock, ID. V, commencing
Saturday morning. Feb. 9th. at 1917 o. clock AS
this will be the last @ NJ for the present conference
year. the stewards and leaders, also members OF
the financial committee, earnestly requested to
be present on Saturday, and prepared to hand in
their reports. j. p. HYDE.
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''The Musical Advocate and Singers
Frieufso


IS the title Of a new monthly, published BY Jos.
! Funk's Sons. ut Singers Glen. Rockingham coun-
II, Va, the January No. Of which 10 table.
It is devoted 70 the promotion of the Science OF
sacred music and kindred topics. We wish the
Publish Il. succeas their piaise-wortby enter
Prise. one copy, in advaace, - eentss copies
80; u copies s7.5o Address the publishers
aboie.
Galaxy.
The first number Of the Galaxy, fos February, is
70 hand. As Illustrated literary magazine il
stands Per ereelcnce Published fortnighty by
W. Z. 4 +. P. Church. 80 Park Row, n. Y.
Land we Love.
Tie February number of this most excellent
Southern Literary Monthly has been received It
i ssi.' sEowin@ia excellence aid interest Pub
hshsd b ID. H. Hill. Charlotte, X. G.
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PROPOSALS. WANTED

FOR A BARN AT THE POOR HOUSE.
AT meeting Of the Board Of 0verseers
Of the Poor 70. the county of Shenandoah, on the
18th OF March, 16GG-0RDERED, That James W.
Smoot and Joseph s. Irwin be appointed com
mittee to supcrntend the bHiing OF "a BARN at
the Parish 1t is further ordered that the said
committee shall let the building Of the barn to the
lowest competent biddcrs-the stone work sepa-
ratey the bill toI>the lumber separately, and the
carpenters work separately. Bids will be at
received 1t is desirable that the work
should be commenced by the 18th Of April next
JAMES W. SHOOT,
JOSEPH S. IRWIN,
January 10, lS07-4w Committee.
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Bring GU Your Property.

!. zoe want Ccffelt and Gill to sell it for you,
on Monday next, in front of the court house. -
lhey wiii otter some valuable property on that
DAY For particulars, see their advertisement
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1867-02-07
Give it q Puff, OR a Whit.

And you will want more Of it, More Of what?
Why, of That fine smoking tobacco which GIL
is dispensing to his friends. Try it, anyhow.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1867-02-07
1 TTENTION HOUSE .T05NERS

IN New GERMAN REFORMED CHuacH>
Sealed proposals for building a new German
Reformed Church, in Woodstock, will bercceived
until the 2oth INST. Contractors furnish the um-
Der, and erect the bnildng as per plan and spcci-
fcations 10 be seen at the W atch L Jewelry Store
OF W. IL. Bargelt. Terms one-third of the amount
will be paid when contract is closed one-third
when building is under roof and the-reulainder
wren the work is completed. Security for the
faithful performance OF the contract reosaircd
JOHN CLINEDINST,)
JOHN rBUSHONG
JACOB A. HOTEL
HENRY BUSHONG, { Building
JOSEPH DOLL, Committee.
Woodstock Feb. g. 1867
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Valuable Real Estate

of the estate Of Pete. Craig, dec'd. See adver-
tisemeEt in anoth r column.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1867-02-07

Barn, Out-houscs, g., &C., making them very
desirable property.
TERMS OF sAIE.-One fourth Of the purchase
money on the 30th day of March, 1867, and the
residue in three equal annual payments from the
day on which the iirst payment becomes due-al
sad payments to bear interest from the day of
OF sale; bonds with gooh approved personal Sc
curity to be given for said payments and lien re
served as a further security. Sale to commence
at L O'Clock, NJ. MOSES WALTON,
Jan. II. '67. Conm'r.
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Religious Notice.

Rey..J. ?. Hyde will preach at the following
Ndaces and times, thus completing the present con-
ference year, viz At Ednburg Sabbath morn
ing, Feb. 18th, at l01a o'clock, and in the after
at ~ o'clock, and evening at 61a clock at
Union Forge; at Green Hill Sabbath morning.
FEB. 24th. at l011 o'clock, and Columbia Furnace
in the at ternOon at clock.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1867-02-07
AN APPORTIONMENT.

subject to following regulations:
Certificates of the various articles without re-
regard to choice or value are first put into enyel-
opes. scaled up and mixed; and when ortled, are
taken out by Blindfolded boy, and sent by mail,
thus giving all fair chance. On receipt of the
Certificate, yoa will see VIII at YOU are to have.
and then it is at your option to send the dollar
and take the article or not. Purchasers may thus
obtain Piano, Melodeon, Sewing Machine, Gold
Watch, Diamond Ring, or any set of Jew elry ON
oar list ioF One Dollar
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Terms Per Session.
COMMISSION SALE OF
F., R,T,AT, ESTATE.

1LIAL LID LA Ii.
Hiram Bauserman and others, complainants, ag'st
Nary Bauserman ana 9th ors. defendants
PURSUANT to decree III the above named
cause, pronounced b. the circuit court of
Shenandoah, on the 9Th dly OF SEPT 1866 the I'M
dcrsigned commissioners therein named, will on
THURSDAY THE 18TH DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1867
upon the premises, offer at public sale, to the
highest bidder, HE FARM OF which Abraham
Bauserman died seized and possessed, containing
160 ACRES,
more or less, situated about miles east Of Wood
stock, on the North Fork of Shenandoah River
and two miles southeast Of the Valley Turnpike.
About so or 80 acres cleared, and of this farm
~ 10 IS acres are good river bottom land the
residue OF said farm is well tmbered and Of good
quality
The improvements consist Of 3 Dwellings.
tic main building being TWO STORY Loo
HOUSE, weather-boarded, with wing att ached
thereto aud the other two comfortable houses;
meat house. corn crib, good barn s,ld granary
and other outbuidngs. There is also a good
Orchal d upon the premises.
TERMS OF sALE:-Fi9e per centum Of the purch-
money IN hand. the residue of c-iourth in
SO DAYS, and the residue In three equal annual pay
nents rom the day of SALE all Of the deferred pay
mcnts to bear interest from that day the purchas-
er to give bonds with good personal security for
the same, and lien to be etancd Oh the same
Tae title is believed to be perectly good but such
title only will be conveyed the commissioners
authorized TO make by the decree ;iforesaid.-
The widows dover viii be sold with the land so
to give the purchaser title unincumbered by
the dover. Sale to commence at 10 o. clock, A. NJ
Possession will be givtn i'll the Spring, after
the confirmation of the sale.
HIRAM BAUSERMAN,
Jany 24-4w JOHN BAUSERMAN.
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Distributions.

W would call attention to the opinion of one Of
the leading paper OF Canada on this subject.
!, Most OF our readers have no doubt read some of
the numerous advertisements of Gift Enterprises
vi. vi. .oncefts, &C., which. appear from time to
tune in the public prints Offering most tamptjno
bargains to those who will patronize them In
most cases these are genuine humbugs. But there
are few respectable firms who do business in this
manner, and they do 1t as means of increasing
the4i wholesale business, and not tc make money
from such hrms, it is true, handsome. and vaiua-
DE articles are procured for a very small
sum, and what is more important no one is ever
cheateG, Every person gets good value for his
dollar because, as have stated it Is intended
10 act as an advertisement Increase their ordin-
ary business
We have seen numbers Of prizes sent out ia this
way by SHERMAN, WATSON 4 COMPANY, OF Nassau
Street, \. Y. and there is no doubt that some of
the articles wo tn eight or ten times the money
paid for them while We have not seen or heard OF
single article which not fully worth the dol
lar which it,eost But this is only one OF the ex-
cept;ons OF slls rule Tor as general thing the
parties engaged IN this business are nothing but
clever swindleGs.-( Saturday Reader, Montreal
{. E., JAZZ. IS, 1860
In a late speech in Congress, the great
ground and lofty tumbler, IT J Raymond,
declared that many acts of the Republican
party were done, not under the Constitu
tlon but in accordance with public senti-
ment which made an unwrittcn Consttu-
ton" Very well. Q fellows but it is still
competent for the written Constitution to
hang you. for the crimes you have commit
ted by your ''unwritten Constitution. The
''unwritten Constitution" is the same law
by which three highwaymen rob and muir
der asingle traveller 1t is the public opin-
ion Of three against one. 1t is a luminous
example Of the enlightened Negro Repub-
lean doctrine, that 'the majority have
right to rule. the doctrine originated
among that ''legion Of DEVILS" recorded
il the New Testament. who came out Of
the tombs and asserted their supremacy
''becansc they were many.-Day Boots
Beast BUTLER, our readers may have OBJ
served, has brought suit for defamation of
character against the LA Crosse (Wiscon-
SIM Democrat Two Or three weeks ago
ne addressed letter to its editor, NJ NJ
poMERoY, proposing to dismiss the suit, if
Z. "would agree to stop his personal at
tacks on B. as a oman and officer" POM
EEoY replied that cas- present constituted
with natdral disgust for thieves, robbers,
turncoats, military plundcrers, bank rob
bers, women insuIters aud evil-hearted
scoundrels generally,' he declined the
proposition.
A few years ego, some Indians, who
saw several women baptized by immersion
in therirer at St. Joseph, Mo, hole being
cut in the ice for that purpose, imagined
that the ceremony, which they could not
understand, was to make them good, az
Harvard brought their squaws. cut another
hole in the ice near 'iy, and gave them
l.uclinn IN sniIa ac thel rnlnnnst ..nces
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rEASTERENC.
cnsrERasT rLuss. Ii .o xIse

IN WUCUNIUCh,
am now prepared to execute esery description
Of Plastering, the building OF Chimney Flues, DC.
ask my friends 60 gise ca@i-
April 5, 1866 L. C. HAAS.
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WOO STOCK
Male and Female Academy.

JUN II. GKABILI4, !. 3.
Ass'te Principals.
p W. MAGRUDER, Esq'r.
fENdE second session commences on Monday,
the 4th Of February, 1867
Students will be prepared for the University
Of Virginia and other colleges, Or the active duties
Of life.
In consequence of the tiuctuation Of the curren-
cy, the terms Of tuition reduced to the rates
adopted by the war, payable in specie its equiv
alcit
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1867-02-07

DUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE LANDS =
We will offer at public sale, Mon9oJ the
a. day Of 1Narch neat. one-half OF that valuable
FARM, lying tie South Fork, in the county Of
Pendleton, owned by the late WIN. Anderson. The
land offered contains aboGtt 1900 ACRES. includes
the Building, and Young Orchard of select Fruit.
There are about 200 ACK Els OF RICH BOTTOM
LAND. The attention OF those wanting Il first
class farm is called to this property. We Will sell
privately at any time before the sale.
Should the land not be sold on the day adver-
tised, il will be rented for the ensuing year to the
highest bidder.
Amy information required, will be given. on ap-
plication to the subscriber at Franklin Pendleton
county, w. Va. J. B. ANDERSON.
Jan. 3l-4t
10 Staunlon Spectator, Shenandoah Herald
and Hagerstown Mail insert times, and send bills
to Register. Office for collection.
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AGENTS.-We want agents in every town and
county in tie country, and those acting as such
will be allowed ten cents every certificate o.
ded by them provided their remittance amounts to
81. Agents will collect Is cents for every certiii-
cate, and remit Is cents to us, either in cash or
postage stamps. Agents renting at once $50
will be entitled to a beautiful Silver Hurting
case Patent Lever Watch, and ALSO 200 certificates
Please write your name, town, county and state,
plainly, and address all orders to
Watch & G0ad JeWelry Co,
JAM II, '61-4ms. A. So Liberty ST., n. Y.
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w IChAA-NlAk.
Send 25 Cents for a Certificate.

In all transactions by mail, we shall charge for
forwarding the certificates, paying postage and
doing the business IS cents eacn, which must be
enclosed when the certificate is sent for Five
certificates will be sent for ST. eleven for So thir-
ty for S. sixty-tye for $40. and 100 for SIS.
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Prices, $3.50 to $24O.
MEIODEONS,

Piano style and Portable, Twelve Varieties
from four to six Octaycs, Single and Double
Reed Rosewood and Black Walnut cases,
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PUBLIC SALE OF
LAID 4 TlH- YARD PROPERTY.

@1AAAsSS 30 & 4A1a 1Al4O 3 4tU3 M&I
In PoWeIi's Fort, Shenandoah Co., "a.
ll virtue of decree Oft the circuit court Of
Issad county, rendered on the 9TH day OF S,pt.,
1866, in chancery suit pending therein in the
name of William Glen, Complainant, against A.
mos e. Mclntdrff, &c, defendants. | Shall pro
ceed to sell, on the premises, on TIA Esd day Of
feor"ary, 1867, all the interest of the late Marcus
L.. Mclnturtf in the Real Estate owned By the late
co-partnership OF W lillian Glenn and McInturil,
consisting LIST OF an undivided hall Of
III Ac:ds, 3square Poles,
laid Oft and assigned to said Marcus L. McIntrrff
In dlFlsion made between him and said Amos
~ Mclnturf, OF the lands. which descended to
them from thtif father, George McInturlf, deed,
and which division is recorded in Deed Book No.
4, page % &c, ia the clerks office of Shenandoah,
county.-2nd OF one undivided half of another
tract conveyed 10 said Marcus l.. Mclnturf and
William, Glen bv said Amos R. McInturti by deed
OF date 18th November, 1858, andrecorded in deed
book no. page 60, and containing
lS4 Acres and AZ Poles.
The improvements upon said lands consist o.
good two story dwelling house
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Prices, $65 to $3.50.

Every Instrument is mide by competent work;
men, from the best material under eur personal
snneryision. and every modern Improvement wor-
thy of the name, is introduced in them. Among
these we would call attention to the TEEMoj3
LANTE, which has been so much admired, and
can be found only in Instruments OF our own man
tItacture:
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III Acrds, 8 Square Poles.
1874 Acres and a. Poles.
LANYARD,

The improvements upon said lands consist O.
good two story dwelling house
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CITY INTELLIGENCE-


PRISON INSPECTION. - Governor Gearv has
1korWarded the following cominion to the Prison
tAssint, MI. william j. Mullen, authorizing him
~ ~ NislC tne various prisons OF the State MIR
Aunen mas been commissioned I'm a like
anner tai Dy All the Governors for the last thir-
IN the name and by the authority OF the Common
mealth OF Pennsylvania John w Geary, Governor of
slo COmInOnWealth. to the agents of the prisons
ne SneIhs OF counties, and to the keepers Of Pen
SeMssIi Wluam J, Mullen Esq., OF the city of Phila-
oelphla is the appointed agent of the Public Board or
Inspection of the Philadelphia County Prison. nnd OF
the WeliknOwn benevolent society for the ameiora-
non OF the miseries public PRISONS chartered by the
Legislature OF Pennsylvania. You requested 10
give MIN access 70 all prisoners under your charge
ana 70 AFFORD him all proper facilities In obtaininp
such Information will be useful in the prosecutio
OF his bene Olent purposes.
"Given u rder my hand and the Great seal oF tho
State, at Harrisburg this thirteenth OF Februarv IN
the year OF our Lord thousand eight hundred nd
sixty-seVen, and of the Commonwealth the ninetv-
first " A'ie'y-
SBy the Governor. F JORDAN
... secretary of the Commonwealth"
The Commission was ocompanied by thief OIL
lowing letter.
"DRAR SIR:-By request OF the GOvernsr have
the honor TO inclose you renewal OF your Rppont.
Dent AS Prison Agent In the hope It may facilitate
your benevolent labor, am, most respectfully,
your Obedient servant,
h.
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PHILADELPHIA BOARD OF TRADE.
JOSEPH c. GRUBB,
GEORGE L. BUZBY,
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MOONS PHASES.
PHILADELPHIA. WASHINGTON,
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SfsT %ST N NJ " cOyns Esos@iTe from New York. with
;, sehr sarah Watson, smith. from Portland, with
headings 70 Isaac Hough a Co. -
with grain y James T. Beweyy Hsy S@ % Newport Dell
M Steamer Hunter, Rogers, IS hours from Providence
o9ryepondence Of the paQddelphia EXCHANGE.
Zane, for Bremen; barques Tubal Cam, for Trinidad
Janeiroi sohTs Mary Mankin, for Cardenas; John
5Ih epd snd Emily Porter for Boston; Fanny K Shaw
~ Wens 20 sea Today The schIs Albert Thomas rom
Baltimore for Boston; W. Il. Leggett, from New YORK
IOr @ Aceomac; and Palana, from do Tor Hog Island,
o Schr James Young from Philadelphia for Boston,
Iaggsd ashore on the point Of Cape HenloPen this
h9d; Pi steam-pump and other wrecking material
at this ss SRP y f
MEMORANDA.
saIIaP f N0rni Johnson & from London for Philadelphia
Steamship Alliance, Kelley, hence, at Charleston
steamship Delaware, Thompson, hence for Liver
Bar9ne Alex. MoNeil, Andrews, for Swansea, sailed
B;arGpe s;. Jsmes M Churchill, Hutchinson hence re-
B.aI9ne Capello, ChristOher hence, at Hamburg Sd
Bargue shefield, Murray, hence for Bristol. sailed
Brig Margaretha Thesing, for Philadelphia, at New
Brig Lizzie 4 Kate, FAN. hence for Antwerp was or
from Cenfuegos 18th inst.
schr Mersey, smith, hence for Rotterdam, anchored
at Deal 9TH inst.
schT w. !. Springs steelman for Galveston, sailed
from Key West 9th inst.
schr c. Mcdonald, West from Fall River for Pha-
delphia. sailed from Newport 2lst inst.
schr II. simmons Godfrey, hence for Marblehead,
at Holmes Hole Goth inst. .......
Schr ]. p. Ames, Turner from Winterport for Phla-
delpbia, at Gloucester goth inst
Schr Rescue Kelley, from Providence for Philadel-
pbia, at Newport 2lst inst
schr G. Fantauzsi Wooster from st. John, N. B.,
for Philadelphia. at Gloucester 20th INST.
Schr NJ Brewer, Pease, for Belfast to load for Phila
delphia sailed from Rockland l4th inst.