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The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1868-07-03

MOTTO r.. Just received second
~ supply of those beautiful CloaSs Nous
Inns Calcoes, Alpacas, Balmoral Skirts,
Prints, &C., all of which will be sold at n
small advances. A, THOMSON.
November l. 1867.
MOVING Scythes and Suaths, Grain
4tL Scythes, RalIes, Pitch Forks, No and 4
i.ivingston's Plows, all description of Liv-
inSton Castings, Pots, Ovens, Griddics and
extra lids, all Of which | will sell very low
foe cash. +. ". KINCuELOE.
June u, 1865.
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1868-07-03
VarnisRl,

WANTED.--10,000 pounds clean cot
ton Rags 1000 Mink skins; 10000 Rab-
Skins, for which Twill pay the highest price
IN cash or goods. Il. W. KINCHEL0E.
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1868-07-03

{ UTTING Axes. long and short ham
- die Shovels, long handle Pitch Forks, q
boxes Axle Grease, just received and for sale
by ID w. KINCHFI OE,
December l9 1867
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1868-07-03

An incorrigible loafcr, being ia
ken to task for his laziness, replied, 81
I have not a lazy bone in MY body, but
the ia 1t is, aoas born tired.
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1868-07-03

A CARD.-The undersigned takes
this opportunity of returning his thanks
70 ms friends for their liberal patronage 10
nun IN Tue past and hopes by a strict and
,aItniuI attention to business to merit !. COM
unuance of the same
E. nj. McMURRAN.
Cnlpeper O. H., September 70. 1867. -.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-08-13

way, bus is also prepared TO stand up for
/ the rights Of minorities He must he
read, TO uphold the free exercise Of reli :
! ION. Tie must deneunce treasures which
would wrong personal or home rights or
the religious cnnsciencesof the ulnLie>t
citizen Of the land. He must nantal,,,
! without distinction of creed or nationality,
| all the privileges Of American citlztnsiip
The experience of every public man
who has been faithful to his tr,.s: teaches
him that 40 one eau do the duties Of the
office OF President unless he is ready not
only to undergo the ialsehoods and abuse
OF the bad, but to suffer from the ce,,sure
of the good, who are misled by prsiudiccs
and misrepresentation Tsere are no at
fractions III such positions which deceive
my judgment when | say that IA great
change is going on iii the public mind. =
lie mass of The Republican party are
more thong hlful. temperate. ami uSt than
they were during the excitement Which
attended the progress and close ct the
war. AS the energy o. the Democratic
party springs from tuelr devotion to th> If
cause and not to leir candidates. | may
with p"op:i-ty speak of the fact, that new
rr IN the political history of oar country
has the action of any like body been hail
Ell with such universal and widespread
enthusiasm as that which has been shown
III relation to the position of the National
Democratic Convention. With this the
candidates had nothing to do. Had any
others of those named been selected tL,
spirit would have been perhaps more
marked The z.al and energy OF the
conservative masses spring iron, desire
to make IA change ot political policy aud
from the confidence that they eau carry
out their purpose
In this fal,h they are strengthened by
the cooperation of the great bod y ~ those
who served in tne Union army and navy
,iuring the war Having given nearly
sixteen thousand commissioners to the OF
6cprs of that army, know their views
AMI wishes They demand the y .inu for
which. they fought. The largest meeting
OF thes, gallant SO dierS which ever asspul-
bel was held in New York, and endorsed
the action Of the National Convention In
words instinct with meaning they called
upon the Government /" stop III It's roi'cN
OF hate, diScori and di>mion. ana IN
terms OF fc,vid elnqn nee thy denan'ied
the restoration # the rig hts aud lloertieS
of the American people
When there i, such accord between
those who proved themselves brave and
sef-sa:riii,. ng in war, and those who are
thou h'tul and patriotic in counvil. can
not nouht we shall gaiu a political trl
ninph which will le>tnre our Uuion, bring
back peace an prosperity to our land. ai'i
will give Us once more the blessings OF a
wise. economical. and honest govern
meat
| am, gentlemen. trul y yours. &c,
fioRaTIn SEYMoUR.
TO General =. ". M,g,m and others,
Committee, &c.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-08-13
New Advertisements.
ORKM Y SPRINGS J!

'tNHlS well-known watering place is now open
4 81 the reception Visitors Pleasure-see kers
a.4. j ivahds.
M.ssrs bradford and Cootes have taken
great pains. ami have spared no expen Sc in
returnlshing ana filling u this
DELIGHTFUL WATERING PLACE
for The ensuing season. II is most diightfully.
situated III the most beautiful and pictures q e
portion of the Valley of Virginia and is easH
reached by DAILY STAGE Line. over an
excellent road. remarked Tor its beautiful and
deilgh: ful mountain scenery. 1t is 100 miles
from Baltimore. los miles from Washington
City, b. c.. 100 mills from Alexal drla and
- miles form VT. ia, kson. the term nus of
'he o. y 4 NJ g. Rail TOAD.
The W ,t.rs OF Orkney az, not surpassed for
their mti cinal "a .lities AMI variety. hy any
IN The Slate; beng some seven different kinds
OF which three h va been M. !, se,, and pamph-
lets of same vi h various certificates can be
had on Application.
Ar the sIling- IS located permanent Phy
sican. who will wv y BE- IN readiness 10 rem
der prompt ami ctflc~n m~dica attention.
III . \. y NJ. q. Raj -.oad is n rumni1g
regularly trough to Wool>tock. AMI will ny
The Isl OF Augn /, next run 10 Mi. Jackson.
There Will lie
a TOURNAMENT
Al Orkney, to take place b 18th of July
i / o'ciock. NJ M pains viii be spared
maker e occasion one OF the grandest ever
gotten up al this fovorle altering place.
y oTuING BAND
Of four string pieces viii b. on h@rd and will
play every evening tor the accommodation of
those who are fond If tripping !he ian asttc
zoe.
TIE BAR AND B lLLING SALOON
will be conducted in me best style, and every
accommodation ali al .cnlion secured to yisi-
tors
B D OLD & COOTES, T,,rrieto,s.
JuA ~ it
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-08-13

CAUGHT IN THEIR Own Trap 1T is pro-
posed that the carpet bag Legislatures elect
the Prc>i ient,l electors. Ii they do, the
fourteenth amendment dcprIvcs their re-
spective States of representation i'll Con-
or SIS. In its second section that amend
ment says of each State that
w hen the right to vote at any & elton
for the choice of electors for i'resitn and
Vice President of the United States, rep
,esentative> in Congress- the executive and
judicial officers OF Il State or the members
of the Legislature thereof! is denied To any
Of the 10 le inhabitants of such State. be
ing twrnty-nne veai> of age and ctizenS
"t the United States. or in any way ahri !g
ed. except for participati"n ii rebellion or
other crime. the basis OF repre- sentation
therein shall be reduced in the proportion
which the number nf such male citizens
shall bear to the whole number of male
rtlz'ns twenty-one years OF age i'll such
State"
When the right Of voting for Pre>ilen-
tial electors l. denied to all the v.terS IF !,
State. then the basis of representation in
such State must be reduced b. til" mum
Der # all the voters which Is to say that
it is to have no basis of representation AT
ali. - Void.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-08-13

Ernncly E1c~t en- We learn that
Stevenson. the Dcnarrair c.ndilasc for
Governor has beaten his opponent between
Gig tv and on hundred thousand votes :
This is pretty extensive straw. and inai
Gates that a hurricane is brewing that will
soon sweep away the radical party. with
all its vil'ainon~ uSurpations, as with a
hesom nf destruction
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-08-13
Tho thronyh travel on the 0ranoe !

The through travel on tho Orange. Al
exandril and Manassas railroad has been
largely on the increase or the last week or
TWO a the trains are well filled. Int
those from the South are crowded The
large number Of carpet-hagS carried fy
these travellers is noticeable feature It
has been suggested that, as the elections
ia most Of the Southern States are over,
the disappointed aslirantS are now return
ing home. -. llerundria Gazette.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-08-13

LoNDoN. August Sat French trad
ing past on the frontier of Cochin China
twenty five men were murdered nv the
Anam rebels The French subsequently,
recar'ured the place and dispersed the
rebels.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-08-13
ALABAMA--TIIE ELECTORAL VOTE.

MeNTGoMERY. ALA. August s. The
House this morning rejected. by a vote o
43 to 81 the Senate bill giving the cit,ice
Of President al electors to the Legislature
but afterwards rcconsi,l,'rrti the vote and
passed the bill 4S to IS. The Speaker
and others protested against the bill as OPP
posed to the genius and spirit OF liberty.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-08-13

General Sci,o6eld construes the eight
hour law passed By the last Congress 50 ,,s
to allow him To reduce the wages paid one
fifth. or t. the sum which would have been
paid for eight hours wo k under the ten
hour system. Il this construction is to
prevail in the other Departments of the
Government it is doubtful if the employees
will desire to reduce the number of hours.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-08-13

Srcnn-t Room Present: Swell
Yum" Lady and Little Rov A'rornon
(whn has boon anyious'v h,ninc Tommy
w"nll l"ave tho room J Hare Thnmmv
my man here's BALI crown. Run 1T
stairs AMI fotch vour sisters photograph
book. and don't cme back. = Punch
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-08-13

Thomas Fitzpatrick a~oa seven wears.
living in Rrnnklvn. y Y who was lit
ten hv maA dor in M'v last has bern
attacked with hydroph"hia in lis most ma
lignant form.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-08-13

nonvor li~rr.chos say tho rnll report
for J me and july is ereatnr than the IN
tire sh;rmnn+s Of tho preceding year. al
the mills in that vicinity are in active or
Grafton.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-08-13

The Nnw York National (Ralical) gives
IFS rnalars The FLOWING information .Vir-
ginia. Mississippi and Trxa> are inAefi-
nitelv ont Of the Union We my add
thai the crops in all these States are doing
we'll"
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-08-13
DIED.

Al his residence in Woodsnok on Mon Inv
night last Mr. WILLIS SrLIIvAN in the 73l
year Of his age The deceased, had been h
subject Of painful afi1:ction for mrnv wears
which he bore with great patience AMI fnrti
III ie being confined to bis room all the time
for several years
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-08-13
New ! advertisements.
Virg mia Female I lstituce,
STANTON. VA.

THE next SESSION will begin ON the last We'd
| nesday in September. A tul corps (lliiieen)
II exp rienced Professors and Teachers The
Music Department. is furnished with new frs
class Pianos and Organ
Terms as low a. is consistent with the b..st
advantages. For Circulars. &c. address
Rev. r. II. PHILLIPS, Principal,
Or Re7 j. c. WHEAT, V. Principal
Reference to former Patrons: Gen Rober
E. Lee; Hon. John B. Brldw;n; Lon A. T.
Caperton; Hon. Hugh W. Sheffes; Hon K.
". Wal or. Ala: Gen. G. W. Pettus. Ala
Gen. J hn Fchols; Professor Maupin, UnIyer
siy OF Virginia. sc, &c.
Auu f s],a 81,
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-08-13

New CoTroN. The first bale of the now
on Thursday from Texas. T. was clacsed
rs strict mi71lino. and sold at thirty-fv
cents per pound for export to Liverpool.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-08-13

An Omaha dispatch saws twontv-five
car-'rals of VI 'rmons passed on Thursday
for Utah.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-08-13
Aug. s '68

WESLEYAN FEMALE INsTs-
w TUT... STAC fOA. Va.
U4dey tie ooHonage Of ~ f tc'pa NJ thod,St
Chulcb S o.h
The next sess OH h gins he 2lst of Sept.
1868
rev WM \ H>rRIs President with
Faculty. Of Twelve Professors. r5t:legs anl
N,,rons Prof s>or, duclit ed, resp cuvelv al
he University IF "a Va. Military Ilstit tie,
j 5. Military Acal my, &c. sam of
f+achin. like that pursued iii the y roitA
# Va Grea attention is pad /" He'll h.
Comfort Refinement. sc Good fare and
so VI rooms w h fires in each Tins l. ON"
of tha most furnishing 5 .lio is in the South.
and is attenl / hv pupils from nearly all
Srcfi. n Of Va AMI varinns Sou bern States,
This .s~ion arrangements will b. made to
accommodate all applications. Terms very
molerat, stanton is i >tingu;shsd tor it.
Health. S merry and Society.
CT lRGES
For the entire S 31iastic Year:
Board and Tuitinn in the Collegitte Course.
with Ancien Languages, ...........S215
Extra Branches.
Music. Neutrality-suspicious.. %
French or one Modern Language. ............20
Payable in curr ncy-hal n advance
For Catalogues. address
WM A. HARRIS, Stanton, Va.
July 30-5t
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-08-13
Teacher an.cd.

crRASBURG ACADEMY. 5 h nandoah Co
Va. is now without Teacher. Propositions
w II be received for n teacher until the 18th o.
August. competent to give instruction in MI
The branches OF thorough academic course.
The scholastic year commences first Monday
in Sept Address D. STICKLEY,
Jy 30..3t Press Board Trustees.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-08-13

Mayor CONWAY. Of New Orleans. has
appointed General Braxton Bragg as SUI
periuteudent VI tue city water works.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-08-13

conator Pnclalew is srrlcn Of rs can
di'atn for Governor IF Pennsylvania at
the State election next year.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-08-13
Geu'l Soul -rn Agent, b. & O. R. R.,
GrCCn~hOrn. n.

Greensboro. n. G.
L. Vi. Cole General Ticket Agent, b. 4 o. r.
r.. Baltimore Md.
}. L. WILSON, Master transportation, b. &
Q. r. r.. Baltimore, Md.
june LIT
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-08-13

How TO Make ApopULAs PAPER The
way to make i pnpnlar paper, is t" pitch
in Blu, it must be no ordinary, weak
wi<hy washy pitching in. Il mu>t lie a t,-
riouS. Fl ry. rearing. tearing, rip-Snor ing.
<k -carortiny and earth bursting pitching
in Iol must rant. roar. howl, Yell. hell
low, bawI AMI fila'Iy blow an awful. nn-
cotnu,on. unrniing aud ex,Sp~ra5ing blast
You must shout. shrek, sneer. Singer
snecze and eventually smart. R"vile, ga
nmnlaie. repu.iiate. ex,oriate. oppr 'hri-
ate. caStiga:e and even antedate. Nick
name ua ,tifv knock down drag out. DIG
him in the ribs, aud hit him III the eye.
ball BIN Grab him. grip him. grin n
him. g,ugc MIN. grit Your teeth ii, hin
(w!,o,ver he may he) use him, abuse him
and at length do him bad unanimously =
Ahov, al rrar rle. rip. ZIP, flip. ynash
cash gandcrlul and grad all, chaw up
>ri,-out an stamp him t" death We hay.
failed to do tins Next week. we shaI
open actively and appalli'.gly upon olt
Wells. -Nuti.e Tuyimiua
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-08-13
New Advert >ement..
WOODSTOCK
rsssALE SEMINARY.

TENU!S INSTITUTION will reopen on the first Mon
dav in September
T,rms per Seasio" Of Fire Nonfhs:
l-0rthogra by. Reading, " Ting ond
Mcntai A"i;hnat. ..... ...... S I 50
2-G o., G ra'n,,at " III :: A .thmetic... 10 90
3-G,o., (High Stho, J "A. 4 Sacred,)
amman and anal Sis i,n~ C...np..-
siion History aHd \ 18th m'tc II SO
4-Mrntai and Moral Sci nee. Nat. Ph;lo-
sophy. Chemistry. Botany. -tronc.
my II a hen Mylothol"gy. aud Lam
cnagas .......... 49,. Is O0
Incidental Fee (r4quired in !ull in all cases) 30
Music on Piano ................ 20 90
Us, of In-t.a:n .nt..... ........... 2 so
Eoard. including Washing, 'uCl. lights
and tuition. .......-............, lnu w
AMER 50 i. W. NJ AG"U DER. PFlncl"ai.
Auy l., Wood took Va.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-08-13
n a tional H 0 tel,
WOODSTOCK, VA,
G.. N 8 Z, B. Prop rietor

II AFING leased and re.urnSeed the National
1 4 Hotel, in Wood took. | respect ully solicit
ii sAltc of lac pt,ronag~ of botn the local ana
travelling publ e
This Is on of the largest and moSr com
pletely FIJI nished houses in the Vail of Vir
ginia and Is situated IN one OF the most health
full picturesque and conv 'nitnt locations in
the valley. and VIII be a pleasant retreat du-
ring the summer months.
My Table n be furnished with the very
best OF The M lrket. an accommodating SER
; wants will b. employ ed The Bar will be
supplied " h h choicest wines AMI liquors.
An experienced ostler will he in attendance nj
all times April l.. '6S.t
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-08-13
New Boot and Shoe Shop.

BOOT & SHOE MAKER
WOODSTOCK. VA.
Having located ~ this place. am now pre-
parei to manufacture all kinds of work in my
line, in the very latest st, lie and neatest man
n.r. AMI at reasonable rates. | keep on hand
all kinds If feathers and necessary findings.
Shop in room above DR.. Campbell's office,
and immediately opposite the Herald Office.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-08-13
short settiem nts tlal1e Long Friend

1 rtORDiNG to an ara cement bltw 'en Il
4 WIN we formed a c0pa,tn"rshin iSt So
ten be-; we respect ullv bat earnestly cali Won al
tnntipn t. thu in, lance o dosing up all ""'t
accounts hr the las, this aud fist % II XXI month
as W.. are determined to clos" NJ all accounts Il.
the end OF cur partnership Y ar. Accept on
til INKS ,or past patronage. and ho ~ BY stict at
nton to huSine5s and fair daa ING to merit cor
tinuanct. ot the same Please b ar in mind. all
acouurt. not paid BY the Ii OF Septemb + mu>t b.
closed by Eote.
Respectfully.
BANNER Il BRO.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-08-13
COMMISSIONER : DFF'ttE.

COMMISSIONERS OFF'HE.
Woodstock, July 3 | $
no the creditors OF Israel p. hinher dec H.
AMI all others concc nd
fou are hereby notiied. THAI AT iher quest
Of Robert w. Lantz administrstt II Of Israel 2
RinKpr, dcc'd, | appointed the 10Th of \ pril
last for receiving proof of debts or demands
against said dacedent on his estate and n
the further request of said administrator h
accounts will b. kept open until the Isl day
of September next, md all debts or demnn"s
pol presented. til proof, on or before said
day. Will be exc nde,l Given under ny hand.
as commissioner in cha Gerry Of Ike County
Courr of Shenandoah unity, the day ana
year first q aforesaid
j. 3O..4t$} GEO ". MILEY.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-08-13
New Advertisements
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A
" Way VALUABLE
II r A VT q H |, Nd

IL "A ~ L " Il - "A ~ II
Mason Is. Painter and others. conf lanants
against Martha h. Painter others. dets ,
| Pursuant 10 a deLree of the circuit couu #
Shenandoah county. pronounced on The % das
of April 1868. | shall On S ,turday the 29th
a"y Of August. 1858. upon he premises, offer
AT public safe to the higi.es. bidder. tract OF
land containing. by recent survey.
2l4 Acres, 8 Foods, "a Poles;
being he same OF which Jacob Painter die.
s-iztd and possessed, ami known as his home
place; about $50 acres are cleared and The
residue is we'll timbered: b soil is Of good
quality, being principals lines one, anu
we'll adapted 10 grain AMI grass. 1t is now
we'll SET IN grass This land is 81 uaied en-
Mill Creek. within nal; II mile of The Mount
Jackson and Towards Lick tn npik". II
miles from Mount jackson to which lo:nf the
Orange. Alexandria and Manassas Gap al
road o npany viii b. running in Il w da, s.;
mills. Churches and schools are convenient :
T"e Improvements consist Of
Two-Story Lor Z WE'LL, 8,
w.a'herhotrlet and a wing with kitchen and
din no room at ached. meal hnuS corn crib
wagon sh d and stable The barn was burnt
h'r h foun lation r+mtins. There are Two
Springs on the mace. one uear he dwelling
and The other a h other end of The firm.
Terms Of SITE: = On third in thly drys
on third in one year. aui one-hir,l IN two
years from he day of sale. Ill 10 bear IL eresi
that day: the purchaser To execute bonds
with GOOD s'cnritv for the SAM IN a lien to
hn retained in h deed as al Hilton security.
ga e TO commence about n'c'oc'. p VI.
MARK lItD.
aug cav Conn'r.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-08-13
w )OD5ToCK,,
NAL. ACADE 4SY.

/.
| la, III 81 ptemhn" q close on the last Flie
'.ay in January S ,tItnts are charged fom
date of entrance TO close of h session In
all cases fuil contins fee is .qured.
Terms per *e,Stoh:
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-08-13
Free Wagon Yard.
GEO L. SGATON,
DEALER IN
Gro erios, Pfoci5ion8, Wines,
Ljqnn's, &rgarS, DC,

No. 179 King street Alexandria, Virginia.
Having rented tie new and elegant store. l79
Kius street. lately occupied by .sSIs. LOOMS Il
tacer and known a. isaac Georges old stand.
VIII 81 cted stock % g.oc,,i IS a. can BE- found in
The city. til. free use u the FiAr AID IN the
!<ar the II misses. eqttnfu II Cqlunbus street
street. Farmers wishing to d, tusin>s III ol,T
can Icav. til il teams at this place with per-. CT
safety. aud at y" rXp'nS, IT, thrnis. Ives.
Pa. ticuiar att 'mtIou paid 1" %. drrs IRON the
couutry. Highest prices paid ~, Country FRO
duct. Hume II, '6o-ly
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-08-13

School Books Of every description, al publish
ers prices Stationery. States, Cory Books
Pens inks. PAPER. Envelopes. a fill assortm I
constantly on h.nd, at Bargelt's.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-08-13
Containing Oh Acres
A TWO-HOR2E WAGON,

Z WV =
il good order for sale unon reasonable terms
by DNNNER & BRO.
~ 2i0N 4 LARD for sale by
ES aug BANNER < nRo.
SUGAR. good very cheap. at D. ( B..
FISH. best quality. cheap, at Do.
THE NATIONAL TNTELLIt E ser.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-08-13
Two-Story Lo- IwelIi, g,
GALE OF LAND
~ In. pnWnIi.S Enrr NaIsar

GALE OF LAND
- In pOWeli'S Fort Valley.
BY virtue of n deed o'irusl ued by John
Shipe 10 Samuel c. Williams. br"rng date the
p lay Of April, 1915, and recorded in ii
clerks office Of he county ur Of Shenando-
all in deed book No. Y Y. page Il. &c to Sc
crre doht to Dlnel Munoh. shall. rs the
personal representative of said S. G. VILLAINS
On Tuesdop SPINNER g. 1858.
rpnn he premises ~ p Us Forf proceed
10 $ II 1T public sale to the hest bid Ter for
cash. III trnc of lind mentioned in said deed,
Containing O. Acres
b 'icg tn sam'cnnv"v q TO ~aiI S pc BIZ VIM
N"rela' d and wife by dead dat Il Arril 10.
1890. AMI uly r"co id in the clerk : o ice =
he sale to lmm ncn bout ,'cocl p.
JAMES Fl. WILLIAMS.
AUG CIV Exrof S c Williams deed
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