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deputy under Mr.. Hottie, for the upper
district, and ,Mr. Obed Funk, Of Strauss
burg. has been solicited, and will very
probably take charge of the lower district,
under Mr.. Hottie. With this corps Of
gentlemen Shcriffs we may expect the
duties promptly and satisfactorily per-
formed.
PcterHoshour. Esq. flas been appoin-
ted Jailor. which gives,squite an air of
our former regime.
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ADVERTISEMENTS
TRUSTEES SALE or

TNRUSTEE'S SALE OF
Il VALUABLE MOUNTAIN LANDS.
by virtue of deed of trust of record in Book
No. 22;.of the late County Court of Hardy Ceufsi
t., now insthe Recorders Office thereef-execu-
ted by PcrrvsW .s.Cooper to James w. p. Allen;
trustee for the beuefita of Peter Craig, ,whosaro
the parties thereto, bearing date October list
1851, to secure payment 1925, 81 with legal in.
terest thereon from October LIST, 1851, an dmade
payable years after said date, VIII sell before
the Court Housedoor Of Hardy County, On
FRIDAY THE 8TH DAY OF APRTL,
1870, tho lands conveyed thereby, viz; tract
of
SUB CRES,
more or less, zen the South Branch Mountain, IL
miles from Morefeld, on the road leading to the
Hardy White Sulphur Springs, adjoining the
lands OF Noses Wilkins, A. and S. Grady, &C.
No credits have been furnished to which the
same is subject, and the sale will be made for the
satisfaction of the entire principal and interest
OF sald debt, Amounting, at the date thereof, to
$l736,93.
TERMS-CASH.
A considerable quantity of this land is improv-
ed, and productive, good country House. and
fine Barn thereon, ~aud fair supply of Fruit
Trees.
]. W. tF.ALLEN,
march, ~. l870-tda. Trnztee.
HERALD, Woodstock, copy till day of sale and
send bill to the Trustee.
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Millinery Goods.

Millinery Goods.
Mrs. ohm Ciinedinst, jr will open her
Spring Stock of Millinery Goods on 4 ri
day next, at her rooms Immediately above
Mr.. S. A. banners Store. She especi,
ally invites the ladies of the place and VI
entity to call and examine her handsome
assortment of Spring and Summeresty les Of
Millinery goods She has also procured
stamping irons for stamping patterns and
IS prepared to execute work of that kind
in any design at short notice. 1t
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Exhibition.

Exhibition.
The Seminary Exhibition, at Hamburg.
in this County, will be given on the .2ist
and Ord Of the present Month. Nearly
Two hundred pieces will be rendered or
he occas ion. Mr. D. Spikcr, with sever
al of the Prin11 Donau vocalists of the
county will be present and take part in
the exercises. The services of an excel
Tent Band of Music will be in attendance
70 add variety to the occasion. There
will, also, be stands of Coufections DC, in
charge of some of the ladies Of sthc Sem
mary. The proceeds of the entertainment
is designed to relieve the Seminary build
ing of debt hanging over 1t. Admission
to he entertainment is only twenty cents
We hope generous attendance for SO
laudsble purpose. and hope they may be
successful 10 accomplishing their design.
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Religious Meeting.

Religious Meeting.
Quite an interesting protracted meeting
has been in progress during the latter part
of last and during the present week, in
the Lutheran Church. at this place. under
the conduct of Levi Keller, pastor, and
assisted by Rev. Mr.. Cmpbell Of the
Lutheran Church, and other Ministers
present. Great interest is being felt dur
ing the occasion and a number have pre-
sentci themselves at the altar Of prayer.
Several additions to the Church have al
ready been made.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1870-04-14

Accident.
Mr.. Walter Ramey, living near Stras-
burg. cut his foot severely, = few days
ago, with an axe. whilst cutting wood,
Mr. r. informed US thatis was severe
and painful cash, and promised to dis
able.him forssome time, but having some
of Stonsbrakef's Pain Linament con-
venient, he applied it to the wound and
experienced almost immediate relief from
pain, aud by subsequent application his
foot has been mostmouderfa1ly healed. He
was in town Hast Monday. and is able to
attend to his ordinary duties.
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Town Trustees.

Town Trustees.
The following named gentlemen Nsavc
been appointed, by the Governor, Trus-
tees for the Town of Woodstock /: j.
William Danner, Jacob B. Clover, D.
H. Walton, Henry Lacey. and James II.
Rodeffer. A meeting of tho new board
will be called during the present week.
when the Corporation officers still be APP
pointed. II is to be hoped tbst there will
be a more rigid enforcement Of the town
ordinances and greater care manifested for
our Streets and thoroughfares than has
herr tofore ci aracterized our various Coun-
ellis.
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Religious Appointments.

Rev. J. W Hutchinson will preach at
Mt Olive next Sabbath, Oh bis regular
appointment.
:, Rev j, ". Tongue will preach at Ed
inburg next Sabbath, in the morning, aud
at U Mon Forge in the Afternoon of the
same day.
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KosKoo.-This medicine is rapidly gaining
the confidence Of the people, and the ,numer-
Gus testimonials Of its virtues given by prac-
titioners Of medicine, leaves no doubt that it
is safe aud reliable remedy for impurity of
the blood, liver disease, &c.
The last Medical Journal conta aims an arti-
Gle from Prof. r. s. Newton, NJ. D., Presi-
dent of thesE. Medical College. city Of New
York, that speaks in high terms Of its cura
tive properties, and gives special rccommen-
dation Of Koskoo to the practitioners of med
icine. This is, we believe, the FIRST instance
.hcre such medicines have been officially
20 orseI by the Faculty of any Of the medi-
cal colleges. and reflects great credit npon the
skill Of DR.. Lawrence, its compounder, an
also puts 'Koskoo' in the val o. all o:her
n, sdicines Of The present day.
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TAKE Nor1cE.-Any person failing to make
return Of his income during tho year of
1870, 81 any<af the articles namel in sched-
ule 4, owned by hia on the FIRST day OF
March 1870. by the first day of April, will'bs
taxed so per cent in addition to the proper
tax. All persons in any business which re-
quires = license must make the application be-
fore the first day of May. or so per cent vii
be added to the propsr Tax. uf | am not in
town, blsnks with instructions how to fill ii, EN-
can be. obtained at the Clerks Gasse
WATKINS JAMES,
ct Asst. Assessor.
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Handsome.

A few days ago whilst walking aranHc
East Back Street, we noticed four horse
wagon in front of Rev, Levi Keller,s door
and learned from Mr.. X. that it belonged
to Mr.. William Cline, of this county, who
had just unloaded fine load of produce
&C., as a gratuity to Mr.. Keller. Such
presents to the poorly paid aiia:sters is
not of frequent occurrence, except from
such generous and public spirited men as
Mr.. Cline
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M '
T. WHITMAN T. SONS,
Manufacturer and Dealers in
Agricultural Implements and Machinery
SEEDS, FERTILIZERS, &C.
HAvH RENO, ED TO
No. 145 West Pratt Street
Opposite the Maltby House, Formerly the
BALI. & Ohio Railroad Depot
BALTIMORE, MD.
Where they will have increased facilities and
conveniences for extending their business, and
larger and more complete stock than ever before.
We have for sale Agricultural Implements and
Machinery of every description at low prices.
5000 Tons of the Andrew Coe Phosphate, at
$50 per, ton of 600 pnnnds, ofour eTn manu-
facture, and the best fertilizer sknowp
$40 Tons Pure Ground Bone, at Sal per ton of
2,OOc pounds.
200 Tons Pure Bone Neal, at SAT per ton of
1000 lbs.
1000 Tons Prepared Land Plaster, at 81, rs
per barrel of 800 pounds.
SEEDS SEEDS !! SEEDSu!
10000 Bushels Grass Seeds consisting of Clo-
yer, Timothy, Orchard Grass Blue Gr ass, &c.
500 Barrels Seed Potatoes, consisting of Early
Rose, Early Goodrich, Dyckman, &C., 6c.
A large stock of Garden Seeds of every de-
| 5cription at Wholesale and Retail.
! Send for Price List and Catalogue.
mar. l,z3n.
TNSTIN net.
THIS THOROUGH BRED STALLION
will make his season of 1871, at the farm of Valcn.
| tine Nesb Esq. one mile from Woodstock Va
commencing April lst and ending July ;l.t al
| $25 for the season.
/ D:EscR IPTIo,N.:
| "Instinct'' is four years old this spring,
chestnut without white, of the finest proportions
and most beautiful symmetry.
PED G lee:
/ .Tnstfnct' is by Reserve;
lst. dam Sally Farra, by Chids Harold
End. dam By Andrew
3rd. dam by New York Eclipse.
4th. dam by Sir Alfred;
1 5th. dam by Seymeurs Spread Eagle
/ 9Th. dam by Boxer;
Il .7th dam Rose of Sharon, by Dion
i 9Th. dam Queen of Diamonds, BY Pantsloon;
i 9th. dam Philadelphia, by old Ceer:
"Reserae,'' is by Sciota, (who was by Boston J
lst. dam By Imp. Medaock;
i And. dans by Byron;
53rd. dam By old w alnut;
il .4th. ,Asxlihy Eagle, (who wssby Imp. Eagle.
tlc minglcs in tlleyeressss Of. his blood the pu
rest, and observation-disclosures upon the American
continent
| rOT Pal iCutkFS, SfPtssto
i W. +. KREDS,
mar. ,l0,-tf. Woodstock Va.
4 rs JLUPE DIVORCES legally obtained
1 IN in Newly ORR, ~ al;ana, Illinois and other
States, for persons from any State Country
legal everywhere; desertion, drunkenness, non
support, etc., sufficient .Aaase; no publicity nj
charge until divorce obtained. Advice frce.--
Business esta blished fteon years. Address,
i M. HOUSE, Attorney,
No IS Nassau Street, New York City.
| march, 81. SIN.
/ II EMUEL COOK 4 CO.,
IL WHoLEs ALE AsD sfxrAtL .DEALxRs I,
MAR KET FRO D,U cE,
FRESH AND SALTED sAlSH, &C.,
No. Is North Fairfax Street, opposite Adams E,
press and Telegraph Offices.
ALExAsnRIa, Va.
i Country Produces bought and .ssld on the mos
reasonable terms.
| mar. l1,-m
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Removal.

Mr. C. Mech has feni )rcd from the Ma
ti'oaoI to his formereresidence, Immediate
" opposite, where be will continue to
receive his friends AID Fatrons, and furn-
ISL accommodations to tlie travelling pub
lie. His Bar viii be found st the old
stand, and supplied with the best. of Ii
quors. See change in advertisement next
week.
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Garden ing.

The lovers of green tapak" are active
ly engaged in their gardening operations,
and the last few days Of balmy weather
has given them visions of sprouts and
green PEAS. To insure good gardens,
fertilize your grounds and plant the best
and finest varieties Of ~seed-:all Of which
can be found at B. Schmitt's Drug Store
in this place
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1870-04-14

. BRUMBAUGu-SIllP.-- At the residence
of John Reeser. on Thursday the 3lst of
March, by Elder C!cave. Mr.. Isaac Brum-
baugh, to M.ss.ra Il y hss, sil Of this c GUN ,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS tbs 18th inst.,
by Elder John Pirkey, NJ. Isaac G,dl owe to
Mrs. Lydia Reedy.
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DARN FOR SALE wish to sell the farm
n upon which l formerly resided, near Belle
fair Mills, Stafford Co., Va; called
MILLVIEW,
eoDtainings fra elton over 19I acres The Bui,d.
ings upon; it are comfortable and convenient, and
most of theHlnew. THERE'S
GOOD APPLE ORCHARD,
upon it, naess of it of improved fruit. The place
is we'll wstered with
SEVERAL NEVER-FAILING SPRINGS.
and the middle branch of Chappaw amsic Run
bordering one side of the tract and upon which
Bellefair Mills is situated.
1T IS HEALTHY LOCATION,
being from to 10 miles from the Potomac river,
and the fisheries, 20 miles from Fredericksburg,
and,abaatsl5 miles from Manassas; 80 miles from
Alexandria ysrnd within few miles of the loca
ton OF the contemplated railroad from the latter
place to Fredericksburg. THERE'S "a store and
post Office at Bellefair Mills, which is the best To-
cation for store in the county, and would be 9
good situation for apothecary shop.
One-third of the Mill Property will also 10 sold
with Millview farm, which contains abont 80
acres of Land attached to the mill nearly all in
woods. For terms and further par -culars adj
dress me at Front Royal, Warren county, Va.
aug 5, 80 JOHN CLARK.
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County Judge.

CodHty JUICY
Henry C. Allen, Esq, Of this place
has been appointed Judge for this county.
and received his commission from the Gov
ernor in time TO hold til e regular April term
of the court, tbs proceedings OF which will
be found in this weeks paper. sMr. Allen
is gentleman Of ins legal alta inmsnts, and
his appointment is regarded as one of the
best in the State, giving entire satisfaction
10 the citizens generally, IS we'll SIS it was
the solicitation OF the entire profession at this
place. At his first session Of the court he
showed great familiarity with the rules and
ways of the beach, AMI inaugurated 4 system
OF dispatch in the transaction of The business
before him which was entirely unknown to
our county court system. In cur ceiAnty, at
least, with so excellent All appointment We
can but hope the most beneficial results from
the County Court system.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1870-04-14

BE- George. sou are sasfacetious scamp,
Tut you can't get us to knock thater
chin off our friends hat Don't blame your
indiscrotion upon us, and then threaten US
with the big indian.
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Yownsbin Commission erS.

The following appointment Of Com
m:ssioners has been made for the purpose
of dividing the county into Townships;
James II. Sibert, William ',I'isinger, r.
NJ. Conn, George Calvert. and Joseph
Moore.
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Local Notices.

A QUESTION IN MANY HoMEs.-The fine
times when We could all live on the fat of tn
land have gone by, perhaps never to return
OF late, the question how to obtain the larg
est amount of wholesome, pslatable nonrish-
mont at the lowest possible price, has been
earnestly discussed in thousands Of American
Homes. The introduction Of Sea Moss Farin 9
as national food staple, solves that problem.
From no other article under the sun can the
Same amount Of delicious fare be obtained for
the same cost. The custards, Chalottes, jel-
lies, puddings, &c., made from it are " fit for
Juno when other fermsntsd potabies, it ha,
10 equal. The Sea Moss Farins Co., who
own tho patent for the article, have their CEN
trail depot at SO Park Place, New York, AM
within twelve months they have established .
business of immense magnitude and impsr.
lance.
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Fatal Accident.

1t is with great regret that we learn of
the death, by accident, of NJ. Jacob Fogle,
in Powel's Fort. Mr.. F"gel was engag.
ed in falling timber for Mr.. David Sibert,
and when cutting a very large tree, it fell
upon the topof an adjoining tree. break
ing very heavy limb from it. which fell
upon the lead of Mr.. Fogle, causing a
serious fracture of the skull, frop the
fleets of which he died the next morning
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1870-04-14

BE- Our patrons will bear with us for
the appearance of the paper. Sickness
amongst the hands of our Office cut US short
of our usual force this week
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lnceptum $500. Eureka. Eureka. Eu-
reka.
Ii is now universally Acknowledged that, rs
a corrective for all diseases resulting from a
disordered condition Of the liver, the Morning
Star Bitters ranks foremost. The number of
years that this remedy has been before the
public. has fully proven it, and now that the
malarious season is approaching, we feel it
our duty to present this notice, that those who
have not known its virtues may be induced %
avoid sickness and distress by its timely use
AS the hot weater is now upon US, thous-
ands suffer from chills and fever, remittent
fever dyspepsia, nervous weakness, headache,
loss of appetite, and general debility, al aris-
ing from arrangements. of the functions Of the
liver and why Ssaifferfor weeks and months,
when u .realedy SO certain is at hand. The
Morning Star Btters. if properly used, will
overcome all this turpidity and produce heal
thy action. .aLd restore you to health. Use as
directed and we can assure you there will be
many of US who will bless the day t2ey be-
gan to use the Morning Star Bitters.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1870-04-14

- ,gY- Several cases of deaths have oc-
Cured in the vicinity of Hamburg from
Measles. They are still prevailing in
that vicinity.
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HARDWARE, HARDWARE!

HARDWARE, HARDWARE!
/ respectfully invite the public to cailaand ex-
anime my nsr stock of Hardware, just arrived;
eeh<as
FORKS, STEEL and plated,
SPADES, SHOvELS and TONGEs,
THIMBLE SKEINS,
GRIND STONES and
GRINDaTpNE HANGTNGS,
WINDOW 'HLASS and PUTTY,
SHOE LASTS,
: MOROCCO and CALF SKIN.
SAUSAGE CUTTERS and SUFFERS
SHOFELS and FORKS,
CUTTING BOXES,
PLoUGHS,
BARN DOOR -HANGINGS,
and every kind of agricultural Implement that
the farmer may need.
This is the only Hardware and Agricultural
store in the County, and viii guarantee to sell
cheaper than can be bought. elsewhere
E Call and examine
NoYa 1859. j. w. BANNER
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Easter.

Easter.
Sunday next. the 18th inst. is Faster
day. On account of the great scarcity of
hen fruit our bcys are showing feeling
ofiudifference in regard to the occasion.
It's usually great carnival seas on for ju-
venile gamblers.
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Theft.

Theft.
"A saddle and bride, belonging to MIR.
James Fl. Sibert, was stolen from MIR.
VIM: Doualdson's stable, in this place, on
Monday last.
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DIED.

ESTEP-Near Bethel Church, April 6,
Levi Jacob infant son of William and Eliza
beth Estsp, aged G Months and Is days.
ESTEP.-At his residences. about four miles
from Edinburg. on Sunday evening April Sd,
Harry Estep, aged, about 48 years.
NEWLAND.--On Thursday evening March
3lst, Mary E.. AMI Arm.nia, ,ha lighters OF
Jesse AMI Sophia Newlanl.
BROWN jas T. Hrown. Warren Count >
on the s.h inst. age, e years, s months and
10 days.
FoGAL-H. C. Fogsl, arren CO. on the
llth inst, age. y years, months, and 20
days.
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New Goods.
Our patrons .wal slearn in next,week's
Herald who, -of our Merchants, have'receiv-
ed newsgoods.
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SHKN.NDoAss. ColSsrY g. April Term 1870
-Ord.red that all persons having proper
claims against The County, aill have them
the Clerk on a before the 1st day of May next,
or they will not be allowed A Copy test
Vim. Smith Arthur C. C.
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County Omcan.
AT the recent term of the County
Court. Judge Allen. LAS authorized by the
enabling act, appointed as
SHERIFF,
Col Jacob A. Hottie, late deputy under
p A. Funkhouser. late Sheriff CT :Shen-
andoah County. Mr.. Funkheuser de-
clined renewing the bonds required by
the act. Mr.. Fuukhoaser gave general
satisfaction in the discharge of'hix duties
as sheriff and has made many warm
friends for the courteous discharge of the
duties of his Office.
The appointment Of Mr.. Hottie will
give entire satisfaction to the citizens oil
the county. As deputy be has greatly
enlarged his circle of friends and acquaint-
ances, who will be grati6ed at this
acknowledgement of his faithful and
courteous performance of his duties as
deputy.
CLERK.
Mr.. VIM. Smith Arthur was appointed
clerk of the County Court, with Mr.. Geo
W. Miley as Deputy. This appointment
will work no change in the machinery Of
this Office, as both gentlemen have been
performing The duties for sometime past
Mr.. Arthur nominal deputy but acting
clerk, and Mr. Miley as acting deputy
They are both very essGcient officers
and their appointment has given general
satisfaction.
coMMoSwE4LrHs ATTORNEY.
j. c. Mckay, Esq member of the bar
at this place. was appointed Common
wealth's Attorney. Mr.. Mckay is q
young Lawyer of very considerable legal
attainments, and "a gentleman of unexcep-
,ionablc moral character. Ills appoint
ment is generally approved, aud We arc
. satisfied the duties of the Office will b.
faithfully and satisfactorily discharged
under his management.
Ihe further appointments and proceed
ings Of the CoHrt will be found elswher.
in. this weeks HERALD.
MIR. Jacob Golladay, former deputy
under Mr.. .Funkhouser, will continue al
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County Court Proceedings.

County Court Proceedings.
At o Court held for the County Of Shenan-
doah on Monday, April II, .la7o
Present.-The Hon. H. C. Allen, Judge Of
the County Court of Shenandoah County,
Vim. Smith Arther, appointed Clerk and
SEQ. W. Miley, deputy Clerk.
James H. Sibert, VIM. Tisnger who were
appointed Notarics Public by F. II. Pierpont
Late Governor, and appeared in Court and ex-
ceuted new bonds, and Geo. W. AIiley ap-
poionted Notary Public by Governor Walker
entered into bonds az 'reauired by law.
ThomasS. Hughes, Esq, was granted per
mission to practice in this Court.
The last will and testament of Whiting
D. Fsrra, deceased, was produced into Court
and ordered to be recorded, and on motion,
Mrs. Virginia -Farra qualified as sxecutrix OF
said Tsstator's Estate.
VIM. W. Sibert, appointed guardian for
/ C,rnelia c., John Calvin. Eugeiia Elizsbet.,
and Charles D. S,sigle, orphans Of David 3
5tsisie,x.sceased, entered into bonds &c.
Milton Pence and Samuel Pence, Executor,
of the last Will anl Teatam.nt of Philip Pence
deceased, appeared and executed boads az
cording to law.
Ordered that Levi Rinker, Peter Myers
Mica el Wine, and Vim. Ttsingsr appraise the
parsonal estate Of hilip Pence deceased. and
that they be appointed commissioners to d.
vide the lands OF which said Philip Pence cied
seized among his three CONS SAMUEL, Milton
and celonc Pence.
The last Will and Testan sct Of John Wetz-
Ell was produced into Court, proven and o.
dsred to be recorded. John W. Maphs, the
executor therein named. entered into bonds
with Robert II. Lantz As his security, which
was approved.
Ordered that Geo. ". Miley, 'syHi. Wir'
Bird and E. Z. Sticklry DO appointed Con:-
missioners ia Chanccry Of this Court who
scv.raly appeared and took the oaths PRE-
scribed by the law of the State Of Virginia,
which is ordered 10 be cert flied.
VIM. Tisingcr, VIM II. Cline, Isreal New
land and Isaac Bowman, appointed Commits
soners to divide the Ian ds of which George
Ludwig died scizec. &c.
Ma tLanel Barton Cen miysiontr Of th
Revenue in District No. 2 appeared in Court
and renewed his bonds.
John ". Reeser Constable in the 4th Dis
trict executed new bonds &C.
Ordered that J. Mckay, Esq, be appoint
ed Attorney for the Commonwealth.
Adjourned until Tuesday, April II, 1870.
TUESDAY APRIL II. 1870.
Mark Bird and b. H. Walton appointed to
examine the fee books and the condition Of the
records anlspapsrs of the court.
Joseph 3 .userman, Commissioner Of the
Revenue in District No. 1. appeared in Court
and renewed his bond. Pursuant to Law.
The execution of tho 0fiiial bon Is of j. 4
Hottie, who was appointed sheriff yesterday
completed. which is ordered TO be certified.
On motion, administration on the estate Of
Thomas McCaun, deceased: % committed to the
sheriff.
Ordered that P. Houshour Jr, takes charge
of the court yard and clear it of wood &C.,
and he; is requested to report any persons
Who, after notice, shall chop wo,d, &C.. in
the yard
Upon the application of. a. 'Hettls~sherif
Peter IIoushour, J. B. Golladay and P. s..
Funkhouser are appointed has asapt;es