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Syrups and y. d. Molass.,

100 BRIS. PRIME y. ~. MULAS>r>
- Choice Golden Drip.
~ syrup
HIf. Bills" Z"
For sale by
MANN ELLA IN,
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MONDAY. AUGUST Is. 1870.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE,

New ADvERrISEMENT.- Ordi-
nance-Special Water Rent
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81 MMARY
Half:mile and repeat, catch wcights-rmso

HalEmile and repeat, CATCH wcightS--Purse,
so.
\. Woods enters h. IN. Kitty ..................i 4
&. DcSpard enters :. g Charley ...............l /
G.. II. Shinn enters =. IN. Pepper ..............3 =
J. F. Reynolds enters v. M. Mollie Stark .
&. ID. Baker enters h. IN. Nelly ...............j j
Time M; SIS.
And thus ended glorious day ssport.
We are informed that it is the intention
of Mr.. Reynolds to provide dash Of
this sort every Saturday until further
notice. Some Of the best horses in the
State are being brought here TO attend
the fair, and it is designed to give them
a chance to exercise little meanwhile.
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Refined Sugar.

IN BARRELS CRUSHED, PDNita
IN and Oranulateti Sugar.
l0J Barrels A, Band t.Airp "1'r -
In store and fur sale w
auQlO VI. KIH4.
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snuff.
('lleCnP.

~ BOXES DERBY CHEESE
LD - Boxes Goshen do,
Just received nud iuI ,l.rif
auglO VI. Ri.
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ADDITIONAL LOCAL on first page.
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Fish
VIZ Also KEEP

Of "" rse Als" R aksr MI 1;;ARGE >Is
Brooms, Essence Coffee, Extract l.,
Nader, indigo, Gnppeias, Bin I
Alum, Pepper, AllsptCe, Cnn,lu,r +.
megs, Cloves, Mustard, Ginger. El,..,t
Sal. Soda. Rabbits Soap. unlgt,.,
German Soaps, Family Soars. a.
Mould and star, Concentrated I've "
Glass, Lead, Shot, Gun Caps. Tw,.-
ton and Flax Twines, Candle W,rE b.
Wrapping Paper, &c.
aprls MANWELLG TN.
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WHOLESALE cRocEs,
MAXWELL & TINGLE
WHOLESALE
CIR o @ Il II s
AND DEALERS IN
FLOUR, BACON, LARD. A.,
IS MAIN STREET.
WHEELING. Wy,

HAVE IN STORE A LARGE >rl.-.
ofgoods, TO which the attention OF n,
Il invited. '' o.
We are prepared 10 meet all COM.
nom any quarter. Merchants viii
advantageous 10 call and see Us h.,s.1+.l
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.OMMiSSIONEN,S NOTICE.

TN Orange Circuit Court,
L P. r.. Hiden, Administrator C. t. a. OF Goo.
H. Stockton, deceased-Plaintif,
AGAINST
B. Stockton, Henry w. Stockholm Lucy Bell
Stockton, Annie S. Stockton, Joshua
Stockton, Emine Wallace Stockton, in
FAINT heirs of the decedent. and Curtis Will
holt, a creditor of the decedent, and AL 9TH
er NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Extract from the decree in the above case:
The Court doth adjudge, order and decree
that this cause be referred to n master Com
missioner OF this Court, 10 take, state, settle
and report an account OF the transactions
the plaintiff as Administrator OF the said
George IL. Stockton, deceased, and also an
account of all debts and demands outstand-
ing aga INST his estate and the priorties a.
Inong them, II any; also an account of the
fee simple and yearly value of all the dece-
dents real estate; and the said Commission
er is directed to give notice TO AL the parties
interested of the time and place of taking
these accounts, by publication for four sue
cessive weeks in the Native Virginian,
which shall be equivalent to personal SER
vice of notice on them, except as to the
plaintiff as Administrator of the decedent,
who must have personal service Of notice.
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BnsSirar.
An EXPERIENCES AND A MORAL.

An EXPERIENCE AND A MORAL.
BY FRED 9. cozzEYs,
lent my love q book one day;
She brought it back-I laid 1t by;
Twas little either had to say
She was no strange and ] so shy
But yet we loved indifferent things
The sprouting buds, the birds in tune
And Time stood stfll and wreathed his wings
With rosy links from June to June.
For her, what task to do or dare9
What peril tempt9 what hardship bear7
But with her-ahl she never knew
MY heart and what was hidden therel
And she, with me, so cold and coy,
Seemed little maid bereft Of sense;
But in the crowd, all life and joy,
And full of blushful impotence.
She married-well, woman needs
A mate, her life and love to share;
And little cares sprang up like weeds,
And played around her elbow chair.
And years rolled by-but 1, content
Trimmed my own lamp and kept it bright
Till ages touch my hair besprent
With rays and CLEANS of silver light.
And then it CHANGED 1 took the book
Which she persued in days gone by:
And as read, such passion shock
My soul, needs must curse or cry.
For here and there her love was writ,
In old, half-faded pencil signs,
As If she yielded-bit by bit
Her heart in dots and underlines.
Ahi silvered fools too late you look!
know It'll let me here record
tn IS maxim: LEND NO GIRL A nook,
UNLESS YOU READ 1T AFTERwARD!
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MailraaGs.
q. A. AND M. RATLROAm-

%. a. AND VI. RAILROAD.
I'M and after Thursday, Nov. 26, 1863
~ one daily passenger train will RIM lf..
tween washington and LynchburE, eoR-
and ohio Railroad to Richmond fsovirc@---,
and the Virginia Springs; at Iynohburg -
y, Mess anq So1tn nr and at Washington tur
Leave Washington daily at 0 IS n m. Alr,n.
andria at W a. M, arriving at LynchbugS
Mt 8 O5 p. IN. -
arriving at Alexandria at s 90 p. m. ana ~
Washington ut 20 D. IN,
Also daily, Sunday included, q passenger
train through lpfthotH change Of cGa,s-sleepln0
cars uttdched-between WASHINGTON and
RlCH MON D-making close connections Al
Richmond and Washington in the direX
ilne petween New York and the South as
lantic States.
Leave Washington at 6:35 D. m. and Alsu.
ah lea AT go p IN. prriye at GordonsvilIe az
ll'50 p. M, and at Richmond 33O a. m. con.
nectihg WIN train leaving Richmond at 400
west,
Leave Richmond at $50 D. M. and Cor.
uolsNlle az l2;25 u, m; arrive at Alexandria
al l:i5 a. M, and at Washington at 1855 q. M.
and Northwest A~>~i
A train for Manassas Branch will rssr.s
Aexandria daily, excepting Sunday At s.,S
T. ILL u, gJrlYi-g ct Harisonburg at 4 20 .. M
leave Harrisonburg at 10 q. N, connectfne
Manassas junction with NOrfbhorTJ f.A.9
p. m. a. ~
~ me o train on Manassas Branch will m.f.
good connections at the Junction viii, nieht
line 10 and from Richmond. H'sns
all prominent points. ~
FREIGHT TRAINS
Pass orange daily northward Mt ssos
n m 9outhward tsunday exeeptcd,) at ss :
January II, 1870 General err IpTiSiD ciaat
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

James G. Hiden, and p. B. Hidden In
y his own right and as Administrator of
Joseph Hiden deceased plaintiffs,
AGAINST,
VIM G Graves and Martha Ann his wife, and
Y. U. I. Htden, &c.--Defendants.
IN CHANCERY.
Extract from decree, ertared in above suit
Oct, Z, 1S09-"The Cour. dot adjudge, order
and decree by consent Oh parties that one of
the Commissioners of this court. take. state
and settle the accounts of p b. Hden as adj
ministrator of Joseph HideD decd, which
accounts the said r. b. Hidden 10 directed to
render before him also to take and state an
account of the personal assets OF the said
Joseph Hiden, ard of the outstanding I'M
satisfied debts and liabilities of the said
Joseph Hiden, showing the priorities there
OF, also an account of the real estate of the
said Joseph Hiden, and of the fee simple
and annual value thereof, and of each parcel
thereof, and publication in some convenient
newspaper for at least four weeks OF ths time
and place of taking the said accounts shall
De equivalent TO personal service upon all
the parties except p. b. Hiden, Administra-
tor of Joseph Hiden, deceased, William c
Graves and James A Madison, upon whom
personal service Is required, and the said
Commissioner shall by u like publication OF
notice, warn all the creditors of the said Jo-
seph Hiden deceased. to present and file
the + claims before the said Commissioner
and prove the same, on pain OF not being al
lowed TO receive any part of the assets of
the said Joseph Hidden in case of their fail
ure TO do so.''
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&eaal alofiEss.
C0MMISSIONER,s N0TICE.

NEKlEL Cooper, Shadrach Cooper
II Wills Cooper, Lewis Cooper, Alberta
Coo er, Dorcas Bell William Bell, Thomas
Bell, Gilbert Bell, James Taliaferro, Solo
mon Taliaferro and Henry Taliaierro--
sf4ainslnS. sa1if ntcTi 9 t9ssl r.
Thomas N. Macon, Administrator d. b. n.
Wv. a. of Reuben Macon decd, James M
Macon, Lu cy Conway, Philip III. Fry, Elk
ecutor of Philip s. Fry, deceased, Lewis b.
Williams, Elhanan Row, Richard S Boul-
ware, John M. Goodwin, Executor of John
voolfolk, L T d Faulconer, sheriff OF Or
ange, and as such committee A dmlnistra-
Dor OF London Cooper, Washington Bell,
Edward Thornton, Nellie Thornton, James
Payne. Q @ Macon, deceased, and Ambrose
Macon deceased, Bette Coo or, Matthew
Bel, Jennie Bell, Sarah Bell, Courtney Bell,
ana M James M Macon. Admir- Of Henry
IN CHANCERY
Extract from the decree entered in the a.
6oye suit, October 9Th, 1869 1.-THE Court
doth adJudge, order and decree that 1t be re-
Ierreu TO one OF The commissioners OF this
court TO state, settle and report TO the court
the following accounts to wit.
ISL. The account of Philip S Fry, Adm inis-
Traitor, W " q of Reuben Macon, ded, which
account Philip III B'ry, Execu or of Philip 8
Fry Is TO render
End. The account ofThomas N Macon. Ad-
ministrator n W waof Reuben Macon, de-
ceased, in the taking of which accounts the
said Commissioner is to regard as prima fla
Gle correct any accounts which the said
Philip Fry and Thomas N. Macon may
have heretofore settled. and which have been
appointed BY the County Court of Orange.
ana duly Admitted to record, subject howev-
er TO be surcLarged and falsified by any par
ty in interest
n, "a. An account OF all hires received by
Phillp ). Fry, Administrator as Aforesaid at.
ter the death of Ambrose Macon.
4th. An account OF all hires received by the
sag Thomas n Macon, Administrator n
viva OF said Reuben Macon
9th. An account showing what amount Of
money would have been required to defray
the expenses of carr ying the slaves OF the
said Reuben Macon to Liberia IS directed by
the VIII of said Reuben Macon, with any
matter dt emed material by the said Com
missioner, or which any party in interest
may require
Before taking the said accounts the said
commissioners is directed to give notice OF
the time and place of taking the same by
publication OF notice for four weeks success
ively1n the Native Virginian, a newspaper
published In Gordonsville, Virginia, which
snail be deemed equivalent to personal no.
tice to all the parties, except to Philip FL Fry,
Executor of Philip Fry, decd, and Thomas
n Macon. Administrators b N VITA of Reu-
ben MACON deceased, who must Lave actual
notice."
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ElolAtIt nv Qnl Z

The parties interested in the accounts or
dered blythe decree of which the above is an
ON Saturday the 10Th day OF March 1870, and
my office at Orange @. H.. Virginia. as TING
are hereby warned to represent and file their
claims before me at said time and place. and
to prove the same, on pain of not being al
lowed to receive any part of the assets ofsaid
Joseph Hiden in case of their failure so to
do. VIM. G. WILLIAMS,
81 Ig-0 n n n
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VIRGINKA--To-vvft:

A i Rules held In the Clerks Office of
"A the Circuit Court of Orange County, on
Monday, the 7th day of February, 1870
Joseph u. Galleher, John ]. Young and Den .
mis- +. BraShear, late merchants and part
ners in trade, under the firm and style of
Galleher, Young & Co, Martin s. Stringfel-
low, trustee for II; $. Stringfellow, and all
deceased, who will come forward and share
the costs of this suit-Plaintiiis
AGAINST
Ann I. panpill, Joseph J. HaIsey, Admins
w. Pannill, deceased, Philip p. Pannill.
jeremiah Pannill, George NJ. Pannill VIII
liam z. Pannill, Annie 7. Pannill, Philip
Il. Pannill, Jr., Mary @. Pannill, Robert d.
Pannill, susan II. Pannill, Jane w. Pam
MIL, Baldwin Pannill, Mary A. PannilI.
Annie 4. Pannill. Alma w. Pannill, John
3. Pannill, Louisa. ID. Pannill Joseph W
Z. Logan and Annie l.. his wife, who was
Annie q. Panhill, John Grant and Annie
L. his WlfS, who was Annie Il. Logan, Jen-
me NJ, Logan, Joseph p. Logan, Jeremiah
7, Hodgson, Joseph Hodgson and Morton
Hodgson, and Baldwin Pannill and PHILIP
L. Pannill, executors lie sen tort OF Jerelni-
gh w; Pannill, Observation-Disclosures
Tho object OF this suit is to obtain d decree
for the sale of the real estate left by Jeremt
all W. Pannill, deceased; also to astertain
the amount OF outstanding debts against the
estate oil the said jeremiah w. Pannill, de-
ceased, ana to require Baldwin Pannill and
Ihllp Z. Pannill. executors de son tort of
the said jeremiah w. Pannill, to settle their
accounts as such; also to require Joseph j,
Halsey, admir- r., to settle his adj minisfratfon
accounts. And IT appearing by affidavit that
the defendants, Joseph W. F. Logan and An
ME 10. his wife, John Grant and Annie f.
nus WIe, Jennie L. Logan and Joseph p. I.o-
gan and jeremiah L. Hodgson are non-resi-
dents OF the State of Virginia, on motion of
the plaintiffs by counsel, it is ordered that
they appear here within one month after
due publication of this order and do what is
necessary to protect their interests, and that
q copy OF this order be published once u week
for four successive weeks in the Native Vir-
gilman, newspaper published in the village
OF tiordonsviile, and that another copy
there OF be posted at the front door of the
Court House of this County, on the first day
of the mex County Court.
I'm q. WILLIAMS, Dep'ty Clerk,
for VI. ID. HIGGINS, Clerk.
Febrnarv 1s S-H-TT. Il. WALLACE, p. O.
NV0nHnS Ernsl, canned Oysters
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, ORANGE C. HI
EehrIlarv ORD l4zn

The parties interested in the accounts or
dered by the decree OF which the above IS an
extract, are hereby notified, that have fix
ed on Friday, the 18th day of March, 1870, and
my office at Orange G.. H., Va, as the time
and place, for taking said accounts and all
creditors of the said George III. stockton are
hereby warned to be present and file their
claims before me at said time and place and
to prove the same, on pain of not being al
lowed to receive any part of the assets of
said George III. Stockton in case of their fal-
lure so to do.
RICHARD CHAPMAN, c. o. C. C.
Elallr11arN Ign
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CARPESTERIyG HOUSE RUlLnM
AND UNDERTAKING.

"a ~ - I ~ ~ u IL "A IL n Il.
HE undersigned desires to alnounes
= to the public Of Grunge and the ad;oini.a
counties that he has resumed his lofn1sr ca,s
ing, lor which he was trained b. ycars sf
study ana practical experience. and In nov
prepared To do all kinds on
cAR1IN1JrB W'OR8, HOUSE BUyx>
ING Il Nd MIL (@E.iRI
VIII cont fact for l-atiic and frxpofs D.ge,A
inys, furnish Designs aud boeiels. and perform
az the duties required OF an ex porienccd ana
skilled architect y" ~ie
PERSONS desiring to construct, repair or i'm.
rove MILLS ofeny description, will do v;sIl
70 call on me, as am particularly acuuninke
ea with That branch OF my business / vtil
also do the work ofan
UNDERTAKEN
md supply COFFINS of of such patternesnn
prices as may be desired by eithorthe w.sithx
or the poor.
Al work shall be done promptiv. nraf,.,
imHgtuty ana i'll a icorknlan-itke D,na,,rr -
sHhu employ none but the best hands
IN community where have been SO Ions
ana trust so well known, IL is not necesss.
~ thal should give q special reference o.
/ refer to the work here
loiore done by me, and all L ask is a fais
neighbOrs. ~ r pEV,n1SS'"
August 7, 1865
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orrIoE. oRAnar d al

COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, ORANGE c. HI
February 23rd, 1870.
All parties interested in the accounts d.
rected by the decree of which the above is an
extract, are hereby notified that have fixed
on Monday the 2lst day of March, 1870, and
my office at Orange @. II. Virginia, as the
time and place, for taking said accounts, and
they are hereby required to attend.
VIM. G. WILLIAMS,
Feb. 25, 1870. c.. G. Q.
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CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILROID'
CHANGE OF SCHEDI,IE


{ Ok and after Feb. 2ntl, 1870. tho pa
,i seiniFier Trains win run as follows--yiz.
, NnaI tIsln VIII run daily betweed Rich.
,'id, ana l Staunton except Sunday. ~.
iHeSti G5rdonsville and stanton leave
hichmond at $50 a. m. and arrive at 'stsnns
ooh az = y u. m. Leave Staunton AT go
u. m, ana arrive at Richmond 4 10 n M
nlahing close connections at Cordonsvtiie
aHu euallot esville with Orange. AlexandriS
aii9 my llahti;sas railroad Mail Trains for AIex.
anaila,, Washington, Baltimore, Phiiod.1-
phla, New York, &c.: also for Ivnnhhnes
Ahoxville, Chattanooga, Mempbjs New -
leans, Montgomery, Mobile 90. -"
Mall Train viii run tri-weex1v hAtn..n
SiAunton and White Sulphur Sprinc" on
tuesday, Thursday, end Saturday f.esya
Sie!hton ot 4 10 p N and arrive at NJ hite sui.
pnndHr ~ ~ 10 p II, leave White s,ulphnr a.
. ~ y IN, ana arrive at Staunton at 3 am
sii solhs west VIII connect with stages "A
iioiloms' VA Gosl hen with stages for Ley.
pp,gihoh' Natural Bridge, and Rockpridcs
, Da.ns. =, MllIooio with stages for Bath A.
sir' an itt urn springs, and at White Sui.
&C. ~ SnSiiestons
Stages will also leave Staunton m, rh,o.-
gay, ihufsGhy, and SATURDAY. mornings ~,
LeXlngion and Natural Bridge. g. 1oS
NlGHI PASSENGER TRAIN will RIM h.
tween Rlchmond and WASHINGTON ,fshtIv
Wioaout cHange OF cars, leaving Richmond
az 40 o oV Z; NJ, and arriving at Richmond a.
81 a. NJ, making all through connections
az Richmond and Washington sl EEpsIWns
cARS viii be attached to this train and VII
ne run through between Richmnnd 90
washington without change. "A~
JAMES +. NETHERT
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RfCna0sDTSD 'i PETE M

ON and after Monday. A pril l., 1860
III the trains on this road will leave as fol-
Leave Richmond at %. m end oesn
Leave Petersburg at 9.jO a. m. and d. bo n N
Icon, Afe9ioili,mouation Train with passenger cas-
a.'acned, viii leave Richmond daily atSI
days cxcepted.) - a. VSuA~
o., me ~, ! q. M train win not leave Richmond
ina SuiGaays aud the $50 p. M train Will noS
ienVe petersburg ON SUNDAYS.
Passengers Tor Norfolk will take thsa
III; tlaln, running through daily,
baggage eheckep through,
Inc passenger coach attached To ths ,.~s
traln WIN leave Clover Hill at q, M. ana -
turning, leave Richmond Mt 2.40 u, m su
tuesdays, Thursdays and SATURDAYS.
80. THOMAS II. WTNNH
10y " lcoS. SuDerintsn.f
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Bone Flour. Bone Dust,

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