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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-09-24
New Advertise ments.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF


COMMISSIONERS SALE OF
" REAL ESTATE.
BY virtue of decree Of the Circuit Court of
Shenandoah county, pronounced on The 3lst
day of August, 1868, in the case Of E Grabiil
Us. Israel Sewland, admir- of Isaac Newland
dec d, ct al, the undersi gned special comnl'r
in said decree appointed will sell on the pre-
misses, near Sigler & Co.'S steam saw nlill, 5
miles from the town of Edinburg,
Thirty Fom' Acres Of Prime Land,
belonging to the estate Of said Isaac Ncwland
deed, on Saturday tie Sd day Of Octo&sr, fE68
al 10 o'clock 4. VI These 81 acres aress5art
Of the home tract of the said Isaac Newland
decd; upon it is q fine new barn recently
built. The land is Of prime quality and high
ly improved. This land is subject TO the wild
owls DOVER aud will be sold with the said
dover. This land is under good fencing and
highly desirable.
Terms = $3.50 in ten days from sale, and
the rest in TWO equal annual payments, with
interest from day Of sale, with lien OF land
and title reserved till all be payments are
discharged. Sale to commence at 10 4. III.
r. G. BRAGONIER,
sep l0-4w Sp'l Comm'r.
Also, at the same time and place with boye
100 4dcres Of Mountain Land,
lying on top of North Mountain, near Trout
Pond, in HARDY county, West Va This land
as only valuable for grazing. and is one-four-
#teenth share of tract bought by party
l545. r. C. BRAGONIER. CoIn,n'r.
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C0NiMAssIcN ER's OFFacH. \
" Oodst9Ck. sent. tt, IS. {

Q Joseph Keller, complainant, ana Mary
l. Hurn, widow, DayiJ D.ller and Martha
T. his wife, Madison SpengleF AID Helen r.
his wife, Lew Keller, and Mary his vile,
Ellen Iiurn, Luther Hurn, John d. Hurn,
and Vim. Smith Arthur, guardian ad liem
flr Fannie Iurn. and Luther Hurn and Da-
yid NJ. Spengler. administrators Of Isaac
Hurn, deed. Gefendants--and the creditors
Of the estate of Isaac Hurl, dec i, and all
others concerned
You are hereby notified that / have appointed
ne 1871 day Of October, 1868, at my said Office,
70 state, settle. and adjust the administration
account Of Luther Hum and David NJ. Spen-
glcr, adm'rs Of Isaac Hurn, decd. and take
nroof OF the outstanding debts or demands
against the said intestate or his estate-ascer-
tain the real estate Of which said Isaac Hurn
died seized, and its gross annual value, and
any other matter deemed pertinent, or which
either party may require-required by d de-
cree OF the circuit court eli Shenandoah coun
ty. rendered on the ID day Of September, '68
in suit in chancery in said court, in which
you are parties--at which time and place you
are required to attend. Given under my hand
as commissioner Of said court, tho day and
year first aforesaid.
sept l0-4w GEO W. MiLEY
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Fearful Riot IN Georgia.
THIGTY-tlyE NEGROES KILLED.

AUGUSTA, Ga, September Zl-A fear
ful riot occurred at Camilla, the county
seat of Mitchell county, Georgia, On last
Saturday. The following particulars have
been telegraphed from Bain5ridge, TWEEN
ty-four miles from the scene of the riot:
Pierce, a Radical nominee for Congress,
and Murphy, ex-bureau agent, with about
200 negroes. armed and equipped, started
on Friday for Camilla, with three weeks
provisions, and boxes containing new arms
and all accoutrements, the intention being
to overawe the citizens and kill the leading
Democrats of the town and its vicinity =
Before starting, friendly negro exposed
the plan, and negro courier was despatch
ed to Camilla to inform the citizens of what
was gong on.
\ deputation of three prominent citi-
zens met the mob at China Church. FIVE
miles from the town, and the Governors
proclamation forbidding armed organiza-
tons and directing their disarnilng, was
read to them. 10 this, however, the mob
paid 10 attention, and determined to march
on the town and xii such as they choose.
Twice more deputations met thesn aud re-
mons ra.ed, entreatiug the negroes TO come
into the towh without arms and lhey should
not be molested, but these efforts we're fu-
tile.
The mob marched into town with ban
ners flying and drums beating. numbering
nearly four hundred humble having join
ed them on the route The mob halted and
cIamored for the blood of d man named
johns Johns in com pauy with DR. Tiy-
city. presented himself, when hundred
guns were levelled at them. The former
being intoxicated, fired on them and the
riot conmenced, the mob firing at every
one they could see. The citizens, white
and black. rallied, gathering about fifty
stand OF arms, and vigorously attacking
the mob, drove them back in hasty re-
treat which spread into panic The ne
groes were pursued FIVE miles. losing thir-
ty-dve killed and many wounded The to-
tai loss as far as aseertained is from seven
ty-fve to one hundred
Owing to the panic among the mob only
five whites were severely wounded
The coiored citizens Of the town are re-
ported to have rallied promptly with the
whites IN defeating The mob. The stores
AID ammunition, including three weeks
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-09-24

Woodstock, Sept 10, 1868.
To P. J. Frayel, S. p, &C., complainant, and
John Sager, admir- George KILLER, deed, def,
and the creditors Of tile estatd of the said
G. kiber, decd, and all others concerned:
7 GU are hereby Notified that have fixed
ou The Sd Dag of October next, at my said Office
to examine state, selile and adjust the accounts
of John Sager, admir- Of the estate Of George
kiber, dec d, and take proof Of debts Or de-
mands against the said decedent or his estate
and state specially any matter deemed peril
nent, or which either party may require =
required by decree Of the circuit court sof
Shenandoah county, rendered on the let day
OF September, 18GS-at winch time and place
you are required 10 attend. Given under my
hand. as comrar of said court, the day and
year first aforesaid
sept lG-4w GEO ". MiLEY.
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RFThe negroes had grand pow wo

HThe negroes had grand pow WOW
10 Richmend on Monday last. It was
composed chiefly of the admirers of their
steadfast friend and brother" james W.
Hunnicutt, the irrepressble editor of the
New Nation. Hunnicutt addressed the
darkies in his most winning, honied ac-
cents, for which some iour thousand tar
babies" cheered him Justify. He poured
heavy broadside into the ranks of the
carpet pilgrims from "deown East" who
had come here to get Office by hunnifug
Cling and bamboozling the negroes, hug
germuggerIy.
Hunnlcutt having concluded, the meet
ing was addressed by several colored CT
cero's, among whom were Prof. Fuller Of
Norfolk. He went down upon the gentry
of the nasal twang persuasion with vim.
Like an Infatuated icoDoclast among the
heather gods, or mad bull let loose in q
china shop. Fuller made sad havoc among
the bewildered Yankees present. He al
so poured red hot shot into the Radical
State Central Committee, whom he charg
I'd with disregarding the claims Of the ne
groos altogether. Fuller was followed in
the same strain by anulatto man, Hunter,
and Joe Cox, DR.. Bayne, and others.
At the conclusion Of the speeches, Mr.
l. Edwin Dudley, csgpet-bag office seek
er, formerly clerk of Shenandoah county,
now secretary Of the aforesaid Executive
Committee, attempted to reply to the char
ges made against that body. He denied
that he had ever said there were no negroes
in the State capable Of speaking at the
mass meeting, sc. Nheraupon, Hunter.
Joe Cox, presche: Lindsey, and Others,
spoke right out i'll lncetiu', ana confoand
ed Dudly before ali the people. He there
upon disappeared from the platform, pref
ty much in the manner in which skilpol
| drops of leg into the water Dudley
discom1 ture was received with manifesto
tons Of delight by the darkics
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-09-24

The wicked men who are leading the
negroes on TO the slaughter, no doubt ex-
pect to be aided by United States. onder
the speoious pretext Of protecting the So
called loyal citizens against pretended
assaults on the part Of Ku Kluxes, or
some other imaginary source. In this
they will be sadly disappointed. They
are the aggressors, the authors of the ru-
in and desoation that must result. and
they win be held responsible at the bar
of an outraged country
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-09-24

XTIRGlNIA, TO WIT: = Al rules held in the
Y clerks office OF the county court Of Shenan-
doah, for the month of September, 1868; Daraet
Coverstoue and Elizabeth his wife, plaintiffs,
against Jacob Lantz, ex'r of the last viii and
testament Of Jacob Niswander, decd, Samuel
H. Lantz, Philip W. Walker and
Mary Magdaline his wife. formerly Mary Mag
daline Shipe, and the unknown children OF Lu-
cy Ann Barton, formerly the wife OF Levi Bar
ton, now decd, detts--in chancery.
The object OF this suit is 10 have settlement of
the executorial account OF Jacob Lantz with the
estate Of Jacob Niswander. deed; and decree
for the payment by said executor TO the iega-
tees under the will OF said Niswander Of the
amounts due them respectively.
1t appearing by satisfactory evidence that the de-
PENDANTS, the unknown Children OF Lucy Ann Bar
ton formerly wife OF Levi Barton now decd are not
inhabitants OF this State--it is ordered, That the
said defendants do appear within month at
ter due publication hereof, and do what is neces-
sary to protect their interest; that a copy Of
this order be published in newspaper print
ed in Woodstock, once week for four successive
weeks and copy posted at the front door Of the
court-hous of said county, the first day Of the
next County Court copy-Teste,
Sep. 10, 1861 j 5. Irwin, csc
NJ. BihD, pa
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-09-24

WATCHES American English, Anchor and
Climber Watches, all warranted rs represeat--
ed and Tor sale very low; Also gold common
Breastpins and Ear Rugs in SEES single,
Bracelets, Finger Rings, Lccke,s. Pencils,
Pens, Guard and Vest Chains, Necklaces,
ArmIets, q large and beautiful assortment, at
Ratgeli's Watch u Jewclry AID Booi a Sta
tionery Store.
Perfumery, Hair Oils, Pomades, lair and
Tooth Brushes, fall assortment Always on
hand at BARGgLTS
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-09-24

9 The news from Georgia, publish
ed elsewhere, relative to the fight between
the whites and the blacks in Mitchell
esrnsy, and the arming and drilling Of
the negroes in all the other Southern
States, surprises no one. It only veriGes
the prediction made long ago, and belisy-
sd hy every thinking man in the country,
that the real design of the carpet baggers
and their scalawag abetters is to extermi-
nate the whites from the South. Too ma
ny have been slow to perceive this. They
will soon be awakened to fearful realiza-
ton of the truth. The sooner the better.
1t only remains for every white man to
prepare himself to defend his home, his
household gods, and his property from the
attack ofthe brutal foe.
In sober earnest, do the malignant in
stigators of this unnatural conflict expec.
to accomplish their diabolical purpose p
Is it reasonable to suppose that the men
who carried on the rebellion" for four
years. fighting against the Yankees, the
Dutch and Irish, the negroes, and their
grand ally from the lower regions, can be
driven from their homes by the deIuded
negroes and the miserable wretches by
whom they are led !? The thing is absurd
IN the highest degree. The conflict may be
terrible, but it will be decisive, and espe-
cially - With the carpet-bag fraternity.
There evil not be grease spot left Of one
ct them.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-09-24

gg Hurra the Radicals have carried
Maine. True, they beat the Democrats at
the previous election by large majority
then they did this time true, they and ev-
erybody else expected they would beat US
shere-but no matter; they are Growing lus-
tily over the results as grand Radical vic
tory. They have carried the State BY some
1900 OF more majority. At the previous
election their majority was more. Well,
let them have all the glory and honor Of
beating the Democracy il State that has
uniformly voted the Radical ticket since
the beginning of the war. II they can
extract any comfort from such victories,
so far as We are concerned, they are well
come to DO SO.
Seriously, is it not preposterous fer the
Radicals to make such fuss over the result
in Maine ? They have not yet beaten the
Democrats in q single State IN which the
Democracy have succeeded since the war.
Let them do that-let them overcome the
Democratic majority in the great States of
New York, Pennsylvania and Ohio, where
there have been such heavy changes
against them, and they may then whoop
aud hurra to some purpose and with some
reason. AS the case now stands, we
can but regard their rejoicing over the re-
suit in such States as Vermont and Maine
as premature, 70 say the least.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-09-24
DIED

On 10 18th Of September. HENRY OLIVER,
son of George II. and Rebecca 4. snarr, in
the seventh month Of his agc.
On the sth Of August ABsoIxM PAINTER
in the Attn year Of his age.
He leaves wife and four children to mourn
his less, but they mourn not as those who had
no hope, he the early part Of his life had
made profession Of religion but lived alas as
too many do in the neglect of his christian
duties During his last illness he bitterly re
pented Of his wrong and returned to God who
had mercy upon him aud 4bundantly paroned
him and enabled him 10 rejoice in the hour of
his death L. X.
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Log Dwelling,

weatherboardrd, and all necessary out build
inos; spring house, wash house, meat house,
granary, corn crib, &c. The barn was burnt
by Sheridan. There is never failing well
near the dwelling, and upon the premises
Young thrifty orchard Of select flul;.
There will be crop sown out This tail, and
the purchaser will be entitled 10 wo -hfths OF
be grain ana straw. the crop 10 be cut and
lhreshed by the tenants. Possession wall be
siyen on the 10Th OF November next, subject
10 the right Of the tenants TO secure the crop
o be sown this fall.
Terms Of Sale = One-thlrd on the hrst OF
February next. aud the balance in three equal
annual payments from that day; The deed to
be uade when the first payment snail have
been received, and deed of trust upon the
PREMISES 10 be executes to secure the back
payments. with provision that upon 1ail-
ure to meet any payment The trustee. upon
thirty days' notice shall sell the Whole OF sala
land. the FIRST payment 10 be so much as VII,
BE- sufficient to pay The expenses OF SAFE ana
50 much of the purchase money as may then
he due. and the balance in payments CORES"
bonding as to terms and amounts with tie
oayn,ents no, then due sale 10 commence at
II o'clock, \. u
WESLEY EMSWILLER,
Executor Of the last will and testament Of
Spt Is So Jacob Emswis'er, decd.
rs-e Win hester Times copy weeks ana sena
hin 70 This atice.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-09-24
MARRIED.

On the 10Th instant, near Hebron Church,
BY Rev Geo. Martin, Mr.. ANAsrss keller
and Miss MaRY FEsscns. daughter of Mr.
Noah Hickman all Ct this county
On the Eth inst. by Rev. H. Wetzel. sIr.
CHRIsroPHER c. RAczY and Miss SARAH E.
HoLLAR, all of this county.
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! oTHING PAYS BETTER

Than good coat OF FAINT
On houses, farming implements ct cetera.
Paints Of al colors ground in pure Linseed oil,
II, Is. and pound cans; pure White Lead in pure
oil. in l215 and rs ID. kegs; Dry Paints OF all
kinds, Linseed Oil, Spirits Turpentine. varnishes,
etc. A fine assortment Of Paint Brushes, sash
Tools; camel and sable Hair Brushes for stripping
legnd ttering always hand and for sale at short
profits, at b. .schmitts Drug and Variety store.
ems door eouia of the Herald etsce.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-09-24
LOUISIANA THE MILITIA.

NEW ORLEANS, Sept q An effort is
being MADE in the Legislature to deprive
the State courts of the power Of natnraliz-
ing foreigners, and bill to that effect was
introduced On Saturday in the House and
referred to the judiciary committee. The
courts of this city are daily crowded with
foreigners seeking naturalization.
A JOINT resolution was rushed through
the House to-day requesting the Louisiana
Senators and representatives in Congress
to propose and support the repeal of the
act by which the organization Of the mill
tia in this State is prohibited.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-09-24
yirg mia Female Institute
STANTON, VA.

NIAUNTUN, VA.
NHE next session will begin on the last Wed
| nesday III September. A full corps thirteen,
Of experienced Professors and Teachers. The
Music Departmunt is furnished with new frst
class Pianos and Organ.
Terms as low as is consistent with the best
advantages. For Circulars, &C, address
Rev. R. II. PHILLIPS, Principal.
Or Rev. j. G. WHEAT, " Principal.
Reference TO former Patrons: Gen Robert
E. Lee; Hon. John B. Brldwin; Lon. A. Z.
Caperton; Hon. Hugh VI. Sheasy: Hon Z
". Walker, Ala: Gen G. y. Pei;us. Ala.
Gen. Joha Fchols; Professor Aaupin, Uniyer-
sify Of Virginia. sc, sc.
Aug 6.2m S.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-09-24

The stay law Of Virginia expires by lin
itatlon on the 1st Of next January. The
original act passed March 2 1865 was op-
erative until January l 1863, but on
larch 2, 1887. another act was passed
amendatory Of the first, and extending It's
operation until January !. 1869.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-09-24
Sheriff s Notice.

I WILL DO at he following places, IN She
Sowef District IN this comfy. on the Gays
named, where those who owe taxes, State Oh
County, will please meet me Tor me purpose
Of paying the same. Prompt attention TO
this notice may save trou de 10 ali parties
Strqs5ug. 18th aud 26,h Of September;
Lebanon Church Z3d OF September;
Mount Oiius, 24th OF Septembe.:
Hqrmoa's .NiI Powell's Fort, ist October;
Dry Ran, do, "a october.
JACOB ! HOTEL, D. 5.
sep lO-3t For p g. Funkkouser, sc
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-09-24

COMMISSIONER s OFFICE,

NOOdSl0cK, Sept 70. Us. I
The parties, compliments and defendants
are hereby notified tina: have appointed the
I'm day Of October neat, if fair if not, The next
lair day thereafter, at my said office, TO take
the accounts required BY the foregoing decree
at which time and place you are required 10
ATTEND Gwen under my hand, as commr
the said court, he day and year first aforesaid
sept IT, iw G ". MiLEY
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-09-24
Louisiana

New ORLEANS, September 19.-Tbe
senate yesterday passed finally the negro
equality bill, which prohibits distinction
on account of color at any places Of public
resort or on public conreyancos under
pehalty Of &ae and imprisonment.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-09-24
The Southern Legislatures.
ALADn MA.

MONTGOMERY. ALA, September 21.--
In the Senate this morning, resolution
was adopted, asking the President to send
United States soldiers to this State to aid
in preserving the peace The Democratic
senators denounced the resolution as a lib
81 on the people of Alabama, md polite
al scheme to control the polls, and create
the impression that the people of Alabama
are not peaceable. The resolution also pas
sed the House, where it was bitterly de
rounced by the Democratic members.
A committee of five was appointed, and
leaves for Washington Tomorrow morning,
to take the memorial to the President.
The House passed bill authorizing the
publication of all the laws passed by the
Legislature in some 'loyal" paper. Il is
intended to build up Republican paper
just started here, which cannot live with
out such aid
It is now thought registry law viii be
passed, and an election held in November
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-09-24

1t is estimated that the amount Of Amer
lean securities held in Europe, including
United States bonds, railroad and State
stocks AMI bonds. g., reaches the large
sum OF 1898, 400, 600.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-09-24

PRospEcrs ~ INDIANA We have
been permitted, says the National Inte}j-
gcnce,.. to publish the following extract
from private letter Of a gentleman ii In
diana in regard to The progress ofthe can
yass and the political prospects in that
State the writer is an Old Line Wing,
long experience in politics, and extreme
Iy cautious and reliable in his statements.
aud his opinions are therefore entitled to
the greatest confidence and respect Some
time ago lie was little dubious, but III
the progress and development Of events he
thus expressed himself emphatically to his
relative, without any view TO publIci-
Hsrye Huate, nd, September 10.
1868 The opinion Of our frieuls is that
ne viii carry Indiana FER the general tick
ct, and give the State TO Seymour aad
Blair IN November. The laboriug classes
are aroused, and the moneyed interest is
excited, and are spending their funds with
an exfrayagant profGsion. ] have never
witnessed anything like in auexperience
of thirty-slz years in Inaxna L is en-
phatica,.y contest beta u capital and
lohor." a
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-09-24

Blank Cards. Visiting Ca, Is Photo. rapn Al
huus, Photographs and Luhographa Il South
orn Generals, and large variety Of fancy
pic;u res, for ga ( at BaIgoitS
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-09-24
Australia.

N nw YoRN scptembA 20 Thesteam-
ship Rahaa, from Australia August 2, ar
rived at Aspinwall on the 9th inst. Tx
traordiuary discoveries of gold had been
made at Ophio in New South Wales
There was great rush of miners to the
new diggings.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-09-24

School Books u every description, At publish
ers' prices. Stationery, States. Copy books,
Pens. inks, Paper, Envelopes, full assoItm':
constantly on hand. at Bareelfs,
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-09-24

Town HALL Es SE51'5.HI y

Town HALL {, Hf iTs5 A9aA r.
always supplied with choice Liquors, Wines,
Cordials, Cigars, etc viz: Pure Rye whisky
French Brandy, Ginger Blackberry Drandes,
articles OF great value to families in summer com
plants; pure Gin and Port and Madeira Wines;
Santa Cruz Rum for Tom and PerIy's egg nog:
ali OF which will De sold as low as can be bought
m the Valley for cash or country produce, grain
Meals at all hours Of the day and at prices to
suit the times. Read portion Of bill Of fare and
prices
Beefsteaks,.~....25 cts: Mutton-chops -. Is cts
teai-cuiletS rs cts: Fried Liver,.,..22 cts
Ham t Eggs.....25 cts: Hot Coffee.
Bolled Eggs.......25 cts: Scrambiec Eggs 20 cts
tfled chleken......35 cts: Boiled mackerel % cts
An"k turtle soup..l5 cts: Vegetable soup. Is cts
Venison in season. Game in season.
Oysters served IN every style.
ne public are respectfully invited b give he a
cal as no pains will DE spared to make all conlor-
Die ana feel home.-I have engaged the servi-
ceS Of first GLASS cook, AND everything shall be
done IN style. polite bar tender TO mix brandy
toddies, gin sings juleps. &c--all of which can
De bought tor 80 cents q drink. Be sure and try
us.-sep24 H. II. GILL
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-09-24

Letter Writer'S, Fortune letters. Song ao'Ss
Ready Rockoners, ana general 't2'e'S o.
Books, a Bargelt's.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-09-24

Blank Books. Diarys. Pass Cooks, Aemoran-
dunn Books, of every variety Of price ana size,
Tor sale cheap az I3argott's Book & Stationery
Store.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-09-24

SALE OF A
+, VERY VALUABLE Farm.
~ vir.ure Of the last viii aud testament OF
jacob Esnswnler deceased, 1 shall, on
Thursday tie 5th dag Of Eogs1t6er, 1868 upon
the premises, proceed 10 sell ~ poo'lc SAFE 20
the highest bidder, the farm on whlea the ia:e
Jacob Ens glller resided, containing, 10y
recent survey.