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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1869-12-02
Valley News.

We understand that the measles are
prevailing extensively in Piedmont. -
South Branch Iatctligeacer.
A meeting Of considerable interest is in
progress at the NJ L. Church. South, at
this place under the direction of the
Pastor, Rev W. Tongue. Free Press.
DEAD IN HIS BED. Lewis Hentzleman,
resident near Acorn Hill, in this county,
was found dead in his bed one day last
week 1t is thought by the neighbors
that he starved hi uself to death - Vim
chester News
The Shenandoah river is now lower
than at any former period for many years,
at this season. The consequence is no
lumber or other products can reach mar
ket through this channel Spirit Of Def
ferson.
We are informed by very reliable
gentleman that Hon John B. Baldwin
has closed the contract for the extension
Of the Chesapeake aud Ohio Railroad to
the Ohio River. - Valley Vryinian.
The enterprising proprietors Of the pro
posed Paper Mill at Halltown, express
strong hopes of getting under way by the
middle of next month. The engines,
machinery, &c, are all in place, and the
supply of material on hand sufficient for
several months. Spirit Of Jctrrson
BURNING On last Thursday night
the 18th inst, the Meat House, with about
t.o thousand pounds of meat. belonging to
Mr.. Isaac Long, of Page County, was de-
suoyed by tirc.-Page fourier.
HORSE STEALING On Sunday night
last some thief stole from the stable all
Mr.. Reuben Dadisman, near Luray, OF
Iron Gray mare, about three years old.
Vigilance is needed in age.-Page
Courier
The dwelling house, out-bouses and
nearly all the household property OF
Messrs Pauly & Irwin, near the Little
Calf Pasture River, in this county, were
burned on Saturday evening last Val
ley Ti,giniun
Dir. Van Lear Perry, son of Hon.
Thomas Perry, of Cumberland, died in til e
West Indies short>time since of yellow
fever. The Doctor was made governor
of an island owned by company of Bal
timore gentlemen, and was highly e, teemed
by all who kenw him - South Branch
Intclligencer.
The beautiful brick mansion, known as
HILL Top belonging to Robert A. Gray,
Esq, sitUated near North eastern verge OF
the corporate limits of Harrisonburg, was
destroyed by fire on Monday afternoon last
Hilltop was occupied at the time the
Ere occurred, by George S. Hewlett, real
estate agent, who had rented it of Mr..
Gray, and was just beginning to fix up i'll
his new residence -Rock'agnom Register,
At Mt Zion Church (Baptist,) in Bel-
kelley County, not far from the Jefferson
line, a Revival of Religion has lately been
in progress, under the ministraiions Of
Rev. w. S Penick We understand
that there were fifty conversions forty
three of whom were added to the mem
ber-hip of that Church. Thanksgiving
Day was appropriately observed by the
Congregation not only in praises to the
Father for mercies bestowed, but by bring
ing with them well filled baskets of sub
santials for their pastor. A thong S-
funess on the part of the Mt Zion con
grcgation that might well serve as an ex-
ample for Congregations and Socio ties
here and elsewhere Free Press.
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News Items

T. McCurdy, merchant tailor of Card
iugton, Ohio, killed his son yesterday
shooting him through the head. Cause
family difficulties.
Dir. A. Brown, venerable citizen OF
Front Royal. Va, died suddenly on Mon
day. lie attended church twice on Sun
day in apparently good health.
Freights to and from, India and China,
from England around the Cape of Good
Hope, are declining, owing to the compile
ton of the Suez Canal.
An offer has been received by the
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Company
from parties in England to take s., 5000,
GOO of that Company's bonds. No action
has yet been taken on the proposition.
The Washington Republican. which is
the organ of at least part of General
Grants Cabinet opposes the admission OF
the negro Martins child into q school
with white children.
A young man named Barnett, who
confessed that he had distracted about
81 600 from the Sunday collections Of a
St. Louis Presbyterian church since Feb.
ruary last. was publicly accommodated
from the church on Sunday.
The Superintendent of Indian Affairs
for Oregon has reached the Snake country
He found only few bands of Indians.
the members of which refused to 90 on
the reservation, or attend the council.
Fl reports that hostiities may be resumed
at any moment.
The amount of coal shipped on the
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal for the year,
which closes in December is entimated to
be one million eight hundred thousand
tons Closing the canal on Sunday will
| reduce the receipts $50, GOO to $40, 600
annually.
A meeting of the citizens of Clarke
county, held at Berryvillc on the 22d in
slant, recommended to the county Court to
take the necessary steps to submit to the
voters of the county the question of sub
scTluiuS, VI INC paw vi NV Soo"'y, obo
hundred thousand dollars TO the capt. al
stock of the extension of the Cumber-
land Valley railroad through the Shenan-
doah Valley.
There is a rumor that our government
having received information that Spain
has ordered several war vessels to rendez
vous in the harbor of New York, has di
rected that the United States double-tur-
reted monitor Miantonomah, the Terror,
and torpedo vessel now at Fortress Mon
roe, shall repair to new York to be ready
/ for possible emergency. We doubt the
truth of the rumor entirely.
A circular signed by Bishops Mcllvaine,
Bedell, Lee. of Delaware, Lee. of Iowa,
Stevens, Johns, Pane, Vail and Whitta
ker, who are considered the representa-
tives of Low Church principles on the
Episcopal bench, Of the Episcopal Church
in this country. has been issued, recon-
mending a judicious revision OF the
Prayer Book, especially in some points in
the Office fer the .ninistsation VI baptism
Of Infants.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1869-12-02

GETTING READY FOR TIA lady of
rural aspect entered shop in Erie, Penn
sylvania, the other day, and asked to see
some "mornin stuff The clerk, think
ing to expedite sale, inquired in what
manner the deceased was related to her
why" she replied, fact is, there amt
onbody dead as know on, but the doctor
says my old man cant live morc'n a week
Or so at furthest, an bein' as twas market
day, and | was in town. | thought | had
better be gettin' the funeral 6xins, and
make EN- up, cause its a real bother to
get'em when there's dead folks in the
house an | hate to borrow"
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1869-12-02
General synod ofthe Reformed Church
eS IF the United States.

PHILADELPHIA, November rs Tie
General Synod Of the Reformed Churches
in the United States met in triennial ses
sion at Christ Reformed Church in this
city last evening Two sets of delegates
presented credentials from Iowa
The constitutional number being pres
ent. the Synod organized by the election
of Rev. Dr. Gerhart, of the Theological
Seminary in Mercersburg, president In
the afternoon session organization was
completed by the election of Rev Dr.
Willard, Of HeiCelbog College, Tiffin,
Ohio. aud Rev. Mr. Klein, of WILSON,
sin, vice presidents. Rev j. Fl. Reiter
is stated clerk Rev. j. O. Miller, OF
York, Pa. was elected corresponding seq
rotary, aud Elder W. d. Gross treasurer
a committee of five was appointed, with
full power to send for persons and papers,
t. whom were referred the contiicting
credentials of the two sets of delegates
from the Iowa classes The Convention
adjourned until Tomorrow morning. There
are present 1873 delegates from thrty-one
classes, besides large number of advisa-
ry members and visitors The sessions
promise to be of great interest and i'm
provement.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1869-12-02

An interesting letter from Dir. Livin g
some, dated in May. 1868, was read a few
days ago. to the Royal Geographical So
ciety in London. He has found the true
sources of the Nile, and made other lm :
portant discoveries. Iu the postscript to
this letter DR. i. says: Always some
thing new from Africa; large tribe lives
in underground houses in Rua. Some
excavations are sa d to be thirty miles
'ong, and have running rills in them. A
whole district can stand siege in them.
The writings therein. | have been told
by some of the people, are on wings Of an
imals, and not letters"
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ADVERTISEMENTS
REWARD.

QO00 REWARD
eI1AOO Stolen on the night of the
2oin OF October, fle iron gray mare and a
dark brown horse. The mare is five years
old next spring: has light face, white spot,
on right side, left hind foot from pas;ern joint
to hoof, is light olor; one or two saddle marks
on back she rs a little .jewneckeds has hab-
it Of taking hold Of the Feed trough with her
teet h good walker and trotter fine appear
ance, large boots, dark colored
THE BLOWN HORSE
is coed 'leaper, has no particular marks
One hundred dolors will be paid for the
recovery of iher b. mare or horse, and the
arrest of he thief, fifty dollars each for
the recover of the mare and horse, or either
Of them, or $500 for both horses and thief.
Address GEORGE ". BENDER.
Hainesyille, Berkeley Co., W. Va.
Nov. IL st.
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ONE MILLION DOLLARS.

a ,"'N "u' - - 0ne ca ;
&C f''l NJ; 20 f1;qi Fai
~ - =; ,aia =, na,
my IL '"i"0 ~ WV
ONE MILLION DOLLAhS.
Our facilities for transacting this inmens Sc bust
ness are better than ever before. We have
goods from the Manufacturers, Importers. and
Others for CASH, and often at an immense sac
rifice fl ON the original cost of production
Our stock consists, i'll part, of the following
goods
ShawlS, Blankets, Quilts, Cottons, Ginghams,
Dress Goods, Table Linen, Towels, Hosiery,
Gloves, Shirts, Carsets, &c, &c.
SiverPlated Ware, Spoons. plated on Mic
KEEL Silver, Dessert Forks. fve-bottle plated
Casters, Britannia Ware, Glass Ware, Table
and Pocket Cutlery in great variety.
Elegant Freneh and German Fancy Goods,
Beautiful Photograph Albums. the newest and
choicest STYLES in Morocco and Velvet Binding.
Morocco Travelling Bags. Handkerchief and
Glove boxes &C.
Gold and Plated JeWelry Of the newest styles.
We have also made ARRANGEMENTS with some
of the leading Publishing Houses that will ena
Bile US to sell the standard and latest works OF
popular authors at about one-half the regular,
price such as Byron Moore Burns, Milton,
and Tennysons Works in full Gilt and Cloth
Bindings-and hundreds of Others
These and everything else Of
ONE D,TIAp pop Each ADTTrrp
40 NOT oiseF single article o. merchandise
mat can De SOFA oE regular dealers at our price
ne 20 MOI assn H"u ~ 'uy goods from us uhlfSS
o o"m sr', ' nhnr {a you can o''an
of our goods are sold al about
ONE u,1r rur Drcrr,n p,rrc
N-H h7Hi ~" hLU INN IA 10
We want good reliable agents in every part o
the Country. BY employing Your spare time to
FORM oluos ana sendlh@ US ordefs' YOU can Cd
tam the most liberal commissions either IN CASH
OF MkRcHANpfSE' an" all goooS S'ht U! Us VIII NC
as We sn%' he s"''s"e'oN 10
a. IA ~ MILE ,i:',,H 49,, 49, ~ 500 ,i
a'e 70 orrS 40" ,he
and o." WIKI Tho 49, bands"rne
,". " az Gi 49, ',l 4I,h
a. ,sh f ~ aob;n ,l, 70 oa
them chearlS ard expeditiouslv. we will give to
any one who will become our Aren't One Hun
dred Free Tickets. enumerating some of the ma.
nv different articles from which vtu can make
YOUR selcctl,,n of Holiday presents.
For retu rning full "lubs from these Free Tick
cts, accom- panied by the cash, we Will give the
sans extra premiums that we now give, just the
same as if you had pald 10 cents for each one OF
your Tickets. We wish you to understand that
not any other firm in the business can complete
with US in any way whatever.
As this free tickets only good fer the Holidays
you must send in your orders before the 10th OF
January. 1870.
'1n every order amounting to over $50,
companied oy the cash, the Agent may retain
500, and IN every order OF over Sloo' SOU may
0e ie'"i"cu W
This offer is more especially to assist Agents
IN ahF es,ern anu southern ''"'eS' 'u' 10 Ups"
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1869-12-02

The reports continue about the dispatch Of
q. S. war steamers and other vessels 10 tae
harbor Of New York in view Of the statement
that Spain has sent fleet to rendezvous Off
New York harbor, where certain Spanish gun
boats are detained on the graund that they
were intended to be used blythe Spanish Gov
eminent. 1t is stated in some quarters that
trouble is apprehended, but that our gov
eminent only wants 10 present as goo d IL show
as possible when the Spanish men o. war make
their appearance in our waters. ,Jiic4 has
been given District Attorney Pierrepont that
motion will be made in court, in the early
part of next week in relation to the release
of the Spanish gunboats.
Spain wants to be facetious, and pre-
sumes upon Uncle Sans dotage. She
had better watch for feet of Alabmas
Republicanism is on the rampage and
the Southern Star is rather III the ascen-
dent. 1t would be loyal act to incarcer-
ate the political astronomers Of the coun-
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1869-12-02
ORANGE, ALEXANDRIA AND MANASSAS
RAILROAD.

ORANGE, ALI ANDRlA AND MANASSAS
RAILROAD.
an AND AFTER THURSDAY Now. the 25
I 1869. on Q daily passenger train will run b.
tween WASHINGTON and LYNCHBCR re-, con-
nectingat Gordonsvlle with the Chesapeake and
Virginia Springs at Lynchburg for the West
and Southwest, and at ashington to the North
and Northwest.
Leave Washington daily at 6.54 a. M, and
A Alexandria at $40 d. H., arriving at Lynchburg
at sos p. m.
Leave Lynchburg at S. 25 a. H., arrive at Alex
andria at $50 p. NJ. and at Washington at 62t
p. N.
Also daily, except Sunday, passenger train
through without change of housekeeping car at
tached between Washington and richmond
making close connections at Richmond and ', ash
ngton in the direct line between New York and
the South Atlantic States
Leaves Washington at 6.3 5p. m. and Alexan-
dria at 35 p. M; arriving at Gordonsville at
II. so p. H.; and at Richmond at $3.50 "a NJ. con-
Meeting with train leaving Richmond at 4 90 a.
III. ion Petersburg, Weldon and the Southwest
Leaves Richmond at 5 80 p. m. and GorGons-
vile at 1925 a. M; arrive at Alexandria at 4 10
a. m, and at W Washington at D % a. m, connect
ing with earlier trains to New York and North
west.
Passengers fer MANASSAS BRANCH viii
leave Alexandria daily, excepting Sunday, at
500 a. M, arrive at Halrisonburg 4.20 p. m.
leave Harrisonburg at 8. 10 a. M, and connecting
at Manassas junction with Northefnbound train
on main line, arrive at Alexandria $50 p. IN.
The Ii ain on Manassas Branch will make good
connection at the junction with night line to
and from Richmond
Through tickets and baggage checked to all
prominent points.
j. NJ. B2OADUS,
now % 1869 General Ticket Agent
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1869-12-02

PERE HYACINTnE AND THE ECUMENICAL
Council. 1t had been decided in the
Vatican thar Pere Ilyacinthe shall not be
admitted to state his case aud expose his
IDEAS before the Ecumencal Council If
he presents himself he will be ordered
back to the Ponti6cal frontiers and if he
insists, the gendarmes will escort him be-
yond the lines. --Aew York Herald
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1TALLEY MuOLEN FACTORY.

I have now on hand large lot of superior
GOODS OF all kinds usually manufactured IN
WOODEN factories amongst which are Carpetings,
Figured Coverlets, &c, " ich will be sold cheap
for cash, or trade of every description.
THOS. p. MATHEWS,
Middletown, Frederick County, Va.
sep Il Commonwealth. please copy mos.l
NEERCHANTS LOOK TO YOUR IN
wi TERESTS.
READ AND REFLECT.
Having greater facilities than ever before,
am now prepared to furnish Boots and Shoes of
the best Material and Workmanship at greatly
reduced prices. Have on hand complete
assortment OF mems, fine Calf Boots mems heavy
Calf Boots, mems heavy Kip Boots, mems Water
Proof, mems Stoges, mems fine Scanned and Pegged
Boots of every description. CATERS, Balmerals,
English Ties Plow Shoes, Brogans etc. Gents
as well as Boys Boots and Shoes always on hand
Ladies, Misses, Childrens and Infants, all Styles
qualities and colors
HATS HATS, HATS!
A full supply of the Latest STYLES of Hats just
received and at prices to compete with any
House this side of New 1ork.
LEATHER AND SHOE FINDINGS.
In addition to the large aad we'll selected
Stock OF Boots Shoes and Hats | have added fine
a assortment OF Leather and Shoe findings COM
prising every thing found in first class Estab
ishment.
French and American Calf Skins of the best
quality such as the Judot, MERCER, Levens,
Dupant and other widely known Brands always
ON hand.
Kip Skins. Buff Split Sheep skins all colors
always on hand also,
SHOEMAKERS' MATERIALS
Great inducements offered to Country Merss
chants Goods sold by the package or case. AL
work warranted tp please.
Merchants about to purchase their Stock for
the Fall and Winter, woulo do well to give me
a cal before purchasing elsewhere.
Will sell goods at low figure and satisfaction
guaranteed in all cases.
A cali is solicited j. KAUFMAN
Sole Agent ot the genuine praIrv and
Hungarian nailed Bottom Boots,
Corner OF King and Royal SITS.
oct. TT Alexandria Va,
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
MUSICAL CONVENTION.

Lac (3D Third Annual Convention Of the
Valley Musical Association will be held ~
Harrisonburg, commencing on TUESDAY.
November 80, 1863. and continue four days,
closing on FRIDAY NIGHT with Grand
Concert for the benefit Of the Memorial Asso-
citation Ampls provisions have been made to
entertain all singers from distance free OF
charge. Music Books for the use Of the mem
bers win 5s furnished free. The services OF
Prof. W. H. Evans have been secured to con
duet the musical exercises Of the Convention.
L. is desirable that all taking part in the sing
ing should be present at The first days SEES
sion, TO be held at the Presbyt erian Church,
at ten A. NJ. and two and seven o'clock 2. NJ,
when the Committee will be in attendance TO
provide homes for all guests,
Per order OF the Committee of Arrange
ments. j. E. ROLLER, Secretary.
nov. 25.if
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THE Legislature of Tennessee by a vote of
nearly tour to one, it is said, has adopted a
resolution forbidding the .'importation" OF
Cinnamon into the State.
Tennessee can't understand the 'cue."
johnson will ultimately give them the
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1869-12-02
TEhE MASON 4 HAMLIN ORGAN co.
WINNERS on THE a.
PARIS EXPOSITION MEDAL
Who have Uniformly been Awarded
HIGHEST U0NARQ

A1AN'1Hh~A A'N-'b1SOs
At industrial Expositi}ns in this Country
So that their work is the acknowledged standard
OF excellence in its department, respectfully an
nounce that, with extended and perfected tscli-
ties, and by the exclusive use Of recent iEprove-
ments, they ale row producing yet more perfect
organs than ever before, in great variety to
style and price, adapted to all public and private
uses; Tor drawing rooms, lbr aries. music rooms,
concert halls, lodges, churches. scb0olS, &C., in
plain and elegant cases, all Of which they en-
abied by their unequaled facilities for Manufacture
to sell at pl ices OF inferior work.
The recent improv in these Organs have
SC increased their usefulness and popl arily that
they are unquestonably the most desirable Instra-
ments obtanahle fer family use, as well as
churches, schools, &C., while the prices at win 2b
they can be afforded $3.50 to $1,000 each) adapt
them to the means and requirements Of all cases
ihey are equally adapted to secular ard sacred
music, are elegant as furniture, occupy little
space, are not liable to get out Of order mot re-
curing tuning once where pianoforte is tuned
twenty times are very durable. and easy to
learn to play upon
Inc NJ I'll. Organ Co. are now selling four
octave organs Tor $40 each; five Octave Organs,
hVe stops with two sets OF vibrators, tor $l25,
ana othef sty les at proportonate rates.
2 FOR testimony to the superiority of their Or
gans the Mason Hamlin Organ Company
respectfully refer to the musical profession
sehtfaiiy majority Of the most prominent
musicians In the country, with many of eminence
IN II, Europe, having given public testimony that
the Mason Hainin Organs excel all others.
circui containing this testimony in full will
D. sent rec to any desiring it, also descrip-
I've clfcul ar, containing full particulars respect
ing THESE Instruments, wrth correct drawings Of
the different styles and the lowest prices, which
are liked and invariabe. Address
THE MASON HAMLIN ORGAN CO.,
$50 Broadway, n. York; l54 fremont ST., Boston.
nov 1885,
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Religious exercises preliminary 10 the
opening Of the Qcunenical Council have
beep ordered.
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TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS REWARD.
HORSE STOLEN.

Stolen from the subscriber, on Sunday night
last MARE Of the following description A flea
bitten graz, eight ten years old, heavy
and tail, walks very wide behind, and has
on beth sides about seven inches long. l will
give the above reward for her recovery.
ISAAC HOTEL.
oct u MiddIet0wn, Va.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.
I J WooDsrooK, VA, November 26, 1869.
TO Peter s. Hyde, Complainant, and John
T Dawson, Nancy Andes, Mlry Cain.
Joshua Kane, AMI Sarah Ann his wife an
Daniel Ridenour, and B'anson L. McInturf
Administrators Of VIM. Smith, deceased,
Defendants,
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T OST OR STOLEN.
IL One large white sow, with short
TAIL not more than one inch long, weighing
from $50 to 800 pounds. will give
FIFTEEN DOLLARS REWARD,
to any one recovering the sow, or for infor-
nation Sufficient to vonvict the parties who
may have stolen her.
MICHAEL GRAHAM,
Dee. 81. Mt. jackson, Va.
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MANUFACTURE TOBACCO.-32 Boxes
Iva Chewing Tobacco, assorted brands and
various prices. Three and four plugs to the
pound Is cases Navy Sweet. As, 5s, ano los. =
5 ditto Bright, e. and SIS, just received and for
sale by
aug II, '69. LLOYD LOGAN
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IN CUANCERY


The creditors of the Estate of said William
Smith deceased. and all others concerned:
You are hereby notified that have ap-
pointed the ODD day December 1869, at the of
fee of Geo W. Miley, at Woodstock, Va to.
state, settle and adjust the accounts of Bran
son L. Mclnturf, Administrator of VIM. Smith
deceased. and take an account of debts or de
mands against said hesitate or his Estate
showing the respective pr.orities Of the same
and hat amount Of said debts will remain
to be paid out Of Ihe veal estate Of which
said intestate died seized and possessed, after
III personal assets have been properly admin
is elel -req If, d by decree Of the County
Court Of Shenandoah county rendered en- the
18Th day OF August 1867, in a ehancery suit
therein depending, in which you are parties :
at which time and place you are required to
attend
Given under my hand, as Commission er of
the said court, the day and year first atore-
said.
Dec. 2-4t $3.50 JOHN RICHARD.
WORSE STOLEN
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& . 5 r Z " A Z D

I 4
So RE " A E D
Stolen from the subscriber. Wednesday
night last, the oath inst, from Mr.. John Headley's
pasture, about five miles west Of New Town,
Dark BAY MARE,
about eight years old no marks except full
neck the right hind foot white about half an
inch above the hoof. The mare was sucking a
colt, which was toaled in April last. The mare
is particularly noted ior her pacing gait-walks
we'll, and is IN rather fine order carriage rather
low. Was bareiooted when taken, except old
shoe on left fore foot will give
S25 REWARD
for the mare, if found within the State. aud a
liberal allowance if found out OF the State.
JOHN W. GARREff.
Dec. 2-3t. Cedar Creek Frederick Co. Va.