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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-03-14

FTNHIS GUAEO is now 40 we'll known in all
Il the Southern States for it's remark able
effects as an agency for increasing the pro-
ducts OF labor, as not to require special re-
commendation from us. It's use for five years
past has established it's character for reliable
ly the Company in this trade affords the
surest guarantee Of the continued excellence
of it's Guano. j. N. ROBSON,
Selling Agent, Charleston, S. C.
JOHN &. REESE Il CO,
Dec "a f3mO General Agents, Baltimore.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-03-14

What was ''sass" for the French goose
becomes ''eass" for the German gander
In fact, we may say it's Alsace.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-03-14
Greenville and Columbia Railroad.
COLUMBIA, g. O., MARCH 1. 1871.

@@ % @5E d.}a ON and nd after ,a,;e THE
connecting with Night Trains on South Caro-.
lima Railroad up aud down; also with Trains
going North and South On Charlotte, Colombia
aud Augusta Railroad:
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-03-14

COLUMBIA, s. c., January 10, 1871.
&a @ I'D sssSss day US tho hod aad af'e1 ;psiSn9 sun-
Passenger Trains upon this Road will arrive
and leave as follows:
TRAIN No. 1.
Leave Charleston at ............ 80. .8.9O q m
Errlve at Columbia aat............... 40 D m
LehFe COlumOla at............... al. IL. 10 D m
Arrive at Charleston at 49,. ........7tGpm m
Leave Camden, Sunda, excepted, ats so m
Arrlvo at Klngville eat............... 20 D m
Leave KinGvlle Sundays cxcep'd, at.2 so m
arrive at Camden at.................6O at. 6 90 D M
The above Trains run in connection With
Wilmington, Columbia and Augusta Railroad.
connecting with Trains for Wilmington, North
Carolina. and with Trains for Aueu, Ia, Gtor-
Yia-making cloae connections with Night
Trains of Georgia Rail- Dad ard Cent? al kali
road, for all points South and West.
TRAIN No. 2-Nlcur EXPRESS.
tSunday Night cxccptcd.)
Leave Charleston at 71ODm
Arrive at Columbia at. t................6 @ 90 a m
Arrive at Charleston at. Gas m
This Train runs in connection with Up Au-
gusta Trains, making cloee connection with
Georgia Rail- oad and Central Railroad Morn
ing Trains, for all points South and West.
A. L. TYLER, Yice-Prt eidrnt
=. h'F1cK1Ns. General Ticket Agent. Jan 21
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-03-14
Charlotte. Columbia and Augusta R.R


SUPERIN1 ENDENT'S OFFICE.
COLUMBIA, y. c., January IT, 1871.
Las g2 EFlLaIltasSsz! altasl ON and aftcr SUNDAY,
ger trains over this Road will run aa follows:
GOING NoRTM.-No /. No2
STATIONS. ARRIVE. LEAVE | ARRIVE 1rAyE
Augusta S(Oam m nm
columbia l251 pm 1.03 pm II .05 pm 1l..O pm
MlnnsbTo II pm 3 81 pm 125 am 27 ALI
Chester 8 q pm $40 I'm . Sc am 8 90 am
Charlotte 73U pm 53Oam
GOING SoUTH.-No. l. No2
ARRIVE. LEAVE. ARRIVE. LEAVE
Charlotte SuO am IN nm
Chester 10 20 am 10 33 an, 10 27 nm 10 40 nm nm
Winnsbo II 55 am III So am III 55 pm II. Is IN,
Columbia ZIG pm 228 PM 9 l3 am 228 am
Augusta 7.45 rm 7SOam
going NonTH.-Train No. 1 makes closo
DAILY CONNECTIONS at Charlotte for all points
NORTH and EAST.
Train No. mahcs same ce encclions, SUNDAYS
TNCEPIED.
GcINd FoUTH.-Train No. 1 makes close
DAILY CONNECTIONS at Augusta with trains
OF Georgia and Central Georgia Railroads,
Tor al points South, South west and Wts
Train No makes same connections. Sun
DAYS ExCEPTkD
No night trains will loave Charlotte. Au-
Susta or intermediate points on Sundays
Through Tickets sold and baggage checked
to principal points. J. M. SELKlIK. Sup.
T.. X. DORSEY, General Ticket Agent
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1871-06-29
The virginia Wheat Crop.


The Richmond Enquirer gives the fol-
lowing comprehensive summary of the
wheat crop of the state ::
From the Valley we bear that the crop
promises TO be "a splendid one that it is
the best which, mas been har vested for
several years From Southwestern Viz
GINA we learn that there will be "a full
and fine crop of wheat From tho Peia-
mont eounies the report is that the har-
YES. a Il along TIE line Of the Orange and
Alexandria Road, from Alexandria 20
Gordonsyille promises an abundant Yield,
especially IN the vicinity Of Culpepor and
Orange courthouse. Fusher. that the
wheat crop in Piedmont, Virginia, is the
best for years From Warren, Fauquier.
Prince w illiam and Fairfax, the crop is
reported as very promising From Bee
ford, Bo.etourt and Rock bridge the re.
polt is that there will be AN average
yield From Albemarlc it is reported
that the.e will be more than an average
yield From King George We are
promised IAN average CROP From Floyd
IAN average crop From Augusta "a very
AasteriDg yield From Clarke "a good
vie d. From Rockingham the vie Id
viii be generally large and the quality
superior FROM Roanoke can average
crop Another writer says three fourths
Of an average crop. from. Mecklenburg
"a better crop than was anticipa ted some
time SINCE From Loudoun more than
an average crop, the quality much
better than last year. From Fauquief
yield much above the average the quail
ity very superior. From Russell, "a fair
yield anticipated From Lumenburg,
only third of CROP From Pittsyl i
vania, under an average. but much better
than was apprchend cd From Kappa
hammock, the yield is Better than for
many years, The grain being large and
well filed From Wythe, an abuu-
dant yield From Campbell, "a fair
average Per contra far from satisfac-
tory. From Halifaz. quantity compare
lively short, but quality of grain very
gocd.' From Prince Edward. wheat
crop above an average grain Of the e..
nest quality From Dinwiadie, yield
hardly equal to that of last year. We
hear that in New Kent the crop is a very
bad one.
On the whole it is evident that, taking
the State generally, the crop is very lar
from being failure, as was represen-
ted on the contrary, We believe that a
very fair crop will be reali zed.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1871-06-29

PLAYING PANwIER.--A correspondent
of the Clarksburg, (West Virginia }
Conservative, visiting on the 10Th instant,
saye:-
A fatal accident happened on Leading
creek last week which is a, sad warning
fN those whe are in the habit of playing
jokes on children. The facts are as my
informant stated them A Captain Ford
OF Paa&eur county, happened near Mr..
Jessee Horneps. home with~a panthersk in
and eeeing little boy, about twelve or
fourteen years Of age, son of Mr.. Hor-
ret, III skirt of woodsfnear The house,
donn,d the skin with the intention of
frfs htening the little fellow. Lut as soon
as the boy saw what he supposed to be q
panther. he ran to the house and took
down his fathers rife, and went in par
suit of the panther. He did not have TO
go far before he espied him. The boy
shen fired the gun. The nianepanther
gave dying shrek. and with convulsive
spasm fell over mortaly wounded. The
little fellow did not see his mistake until
he went up to the wounded man. Ford
fingered two days and then died.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1871-06-29

The LATE Nh. McMAnoN-His
oratory before the people was of indescri-
liable power The compass and power Of
his grand yet sympathetic voice bis
wonderful Command of words and i'm
'gety his imprisoned earnestncss, and
the fire. heated steel temper logic, work
ing conviction as vehemently as it i'm
pressed with the sense of his own sinceri-
ty.-all these are qualities combined to
cndow him with sway over the passions
and emotions Of men such as very few
orators are recorded to have possessed
His great speech when he presided over
the monstrous Wing Convention Of 1910
iii Canton, near Baltimore and Inaugural
Ted the enthusiastic proceeding by calling
'rne nation to order. and procla im ing
that every mountain has sent forth its r'll
every valley IFS stream, and 10 ! the
avalanche Of the people is here = is still
remembered with delight and wonder by
those who were present, and is still a
Preside tale by old Wings throughout the
breath Of the land. No single effort OF
auy American orator has higher ira
dictionary value than this incompatible
speech Wash. Patriot.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1871-06-29
thursday Morning, JIre 90, 1871
We lind the follow irs il, tie f.yuchburs

We lind the following il tie fsyuchburg
Nsus # expresses our own sentiments
SO clearly that We will not attempt to
add anything to it:
We don't want any such party IL leadership
as requ Tres Southern men to Gefle their
own nests for the sake of success. If We
cannot turn out the present revenous crew
Of obscene birds at Washington, without
declaring that our own eagles of the
&onfcderacy were vultures and buzzards.
then the dirty nest, at the Federal capital,
70 far SIS we are concern cd, may retain its
present filthy occupants till the end of
time. We, for one, shall not echo the
New York Horlds vilifcation OF JEFF
Davis. nor permit paper which bounded
on the dogs of war upon the South. ten
years ago, to turn us into dogs, and set
US upon our own friends. If there arc
papers in the South. which, having, led
off the secession movement, and involved
other men in perils in which they took nc
part. Low choose to play jac&al to the
Northern lion in hunting his prey, let
them follow their instincts, but we must
decline such COMPANY.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1871-06-29

TRAGEDY IN RoCKBRlDGE COUNTY, Va
Death IF Notorious Character The
Lynchburg News gives an account of the
killing of Thos. E. Beard, an alleged
member OF a gang ofhorse thieves and
father 0 f the famous Lucien Beard. leader
of the gang who was some time ago con-
yicted and sentenced to the peaitent larry,
but escaped Jail. The tragedy occurred
on Saturday last, at the place of resi-
dence Of cold Tom,'' as he was called,
an old secluded dwelling among the noun
tains, known as the Crotly place. and
situated on the old Globe road, leading
from alcony Falls to the Natural
Bridge. The old man was sitting in the
porch, and a. young man named William
NJ. Spruce. who had recently moved into
the house as tenant, was sitting near
with mueket ia his Hands belonging to
Beard, which the latter constantly carried,
and which was loaded with sldgs for che
police. The two men had quarreled,
and Spruce had been known to threaten
to kill Beard. At any rate the musket
went off, and the load went through
Boards head, entering at the nose and
producing a frightful wound. Sprcuse
said it was accidental, and he was ba lied
by the coroner in 5000 to appear before
the county court at Lexington in July
1t is stated that Lucien the escaped
convict, is concealed il the mountains
near, and exciting events are antcipa.
ted.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1871-06-29

MIR. FALLANDIGHAM s HOUSE AND FAR
LoR-THE BURIAL SERyICE.-The HeraLt
correspondent. wri ting from Dayton,
gives full dpseriptio of the funeral
serv ices and bnrialof Mr.. Va llandig-
ham. lie describes the house, VIII i
was not respected as his castle during
the war;, aud gives the Renaissance:
The remains we're placed in the hail.
VIII ich runs ireet1y through the housc,
and the crowd passed. from front door IL
the rear. At 3, O'Clock on the morning
oil the 9th of May, 1853, this same house
was surrounded by a party of United
States troops, W 18th orders to arrest Val
landigham at all hazards and conve y
him to Cincinnati. Vallandigham re-
fused to SURF cnder, whereupon the sol
d iers battered down The doors and forced
an enhance. The doors still bear the
marks oeviolence. The front one es
pecialy is hacked ard battered as ifwith
an axe. During his life Vallandigh ham
would not allow them to be replaced or
repaired. He evidently regarded these
works as evidence of what he considered
heroic contest It IS stated shat Mrs
Vailand igbam socdred one of the axes
used by the soldiers, which she still re-
tains as trophy OF the struggle.
x X x x K X
AS the town clock tolled the hour Of /
the Rev. Edward P. Wright, rector OF
Chr list church, donned HAS Surelice and
began to recite the burial service Of
the Episcopal Church. The cosey little
par lors- of Mr.. Va llandigham's were
crowded, 18th symuathizing group of
friends; mostly ladies'. The men stood
around wherever they could find place
The interior ofthe house IS as plain and
uupretcnding as the exterior No elab :
crate Or costly worls adorn the parlor
walls. There was portrait of Mr.. Val
landigham, evidently painted in his
younger days, and az imperial photo
graph o him hung over the chimney
piece, N the front pylor, showing him
as the world seen him. Among the 9TH
or pictures were we'll executed photo
graphs of Robert e. Lee and Alexander
Il. Stephens There was no likeness o T
jeff Davis to be seen.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1871-06-29

PUBLIC Schools OF THE SourM - Com
missioner Eaton has just returned to
Washington from four Of inspection
among the public schools in tie Southern
States. His report is favorable. 1t ap-
pears that Nirg ia leads all the States
u the South in the facilities provided for
education. She has set in operation
1880 schools, one of which occupies
Nr. Jefferson Dasis's 70 rmer residence
ia,sR ichmoad, The house having been
sold. by the State for the purpose. The
principal ofthe colored high school in Pc
tersburg served. during the war on General
Lees staff, and is res a yea lous advocate
Of the free school The saperintende
eftdueation at Richmond was also an Of
aser in the Confederate army. The ed
ncational work in Georgia. thus far. is
simply preparatory, as the common
school law was passed only at the last
session of the Legislature State su-
perintendent has been appointed. and
taae schools will be opened mkt fall. In
Mississippi there are 5000 schools.
among the,teachers are large pumber
of ex-Confederate soldiers. In Texas
the Leg islature has passed school law
which contains compulsory clause, and
prohibits, very foolishly, separate schools
fur colored and VII lite children, the on
" onaetmen.t of the kind in the South.
North Carolina makes a bad return, but
in South Carolina and Alabama tho pres
poet is good. The general result of tho
comm iss ionsr's observations show that
the eGuca tiona wants Of the Southern
States are fully recognized. and that the
free school system which has worked such
wonders elsewhere is to become an es-
sential part of The permanent readjust-
Menf.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1871-06-29
A. destructive fire visited Ravenwood,

A destructive fire visited Ravenwood,
Jacls@en' county, in this State. on Satur-
day night, lie 9th u4t.. which left five
houses 10 heap Of runs.-Bhc fire COM
meDced in a grocey store, and WAS caused
by lamp being placed near a basrcl OF
oil which was beng empticd. The ST,
Charles Hotel was totally destroyed.
There was no insurance on any of the
buildings. We have seen no estimate OF
the loss, but fsons our know ledge of the
property, it is very heavy, land especially
hard on the owners. Mporefefd Adeer-
fsey.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1871-06-29

Major Andrew jackson Tonelson died
suddenly on last McLday evening. at
lIaH past eight O'Clock in Peabody Ho-
tel Cincinnati, of cholera morbus, in the
T3rd year of his age.
He was the Wing cand idate for Vice
President Oh the + ilmore tcko. some
years ago.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1871-06-29

INTERRUPTED DUHL. Gen. Tboms Per-
sons, of North Carolina, was on Tuesday
afternoon brought before the mayor Of
Petersburg. Va on a warrant charging
llim'w with Being in that city to fight a
duel. It is understood that Colonel
John Moedy is the other principal in this
sffair. Gen.<persons gave the security
required by the mayor (S1 ,O00) to keep
me pssae
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1871-06-29

A citizen Of Connecticut, recently in
PRODUCED to new lyinariied man, con-
graz ulated him warmly aud said 'Ab,
these Litchicld county girls make cley-
er wives; I've had three Of en-
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1871-06-29
HEALTH BEAUTY

{ Strong and pure riehblood -lncrea Sc of flesh
and weight-Clear skin and beautiful complex
ion to all.
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Gold SIP.
BALTIMORE MARKETS..
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
~. SCHMETT,

N7OODsToCK. VA.
w DEALER IN PURE DRUGS AND.
Medicines, Paints dry and in OH, Dye Stufs;
Oils Varnishes, Chemicals,
GLASS, PERFBMERY
and TOILET ARTICLES,
NOTIONS, TOYS. CONEECTLONERIES etc :.
etc, all of the best quality and as CHEAP AS
THE CHEAPEST
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1871-06-29
FL HERALD AND VALLEY ADVFPTTSFT2-

SUBSCRIPTIONS ID VALLEY R4ILaosD. -
An elecsioa in Isosz5rilgs c,laty GA tho
10Th OF July. on the ,iasstio1 of m king
an additional County subser iption D t
$l2o 0Go . tic capital stock of the Valley
Railroad company, has b9en ordered
That County has heretofore voted sub
scription Of 800, 600, AMI the town Of
Lexington $50 900, so that if the ad :.
,aitionil Sl25 900 be subscribed, that
County and town vii ogn sto;g to the
amount Of S555 900 The town Of Staun-
tod willown $3.50, zoe. and the Connty
of Augusta ~. It's corpor .e capacity vii.
own n ne.
This does not look we'll We regret that
this County has, siiAa d again, dec lined
to subscr he. It WI Il be greatly ben
eti'ted'Gy tits read, and, it should be
stockholder to- a considerable amount.
AS it is, Ills great arid wealthy County
will own no stock, and Wilt have no voice
in the management of d road which will
run diStsnce ofthriy IN lies through its
territory.
We hope that fehite number Of. its
citizens will lrrake Subscriptions 10 az con-
siderable amount-at least,tu, a, sufficient
amount to ensure its constructions Spec.
tutOf
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1871-06-29
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF


, INFLAMMATION OF THE KIDNEYS.
inflammation o the Bladder, inflammation of the
Bowels, Conges ton of the Lungs, Sore Throat t.
Difficult breathing. Palpata ton of the heart
Mysteries Group, Dyptheria Catarrh, inauen-
"a, Headache Tootbache, Neuralgia Rheuma-
!, tfsn, Cold, Chills ague ch ills.
The abnlics ton o the Ready Relic ITO the
part or psy IS where the pain or difficulty ex-
lists will afford ease and com for t.
Twenty drops in haifa tumbler o fwater will
in few moments care cramps spasms, Sour
STOMACH, Heartburn Sick headache, u iarhea,
Disenterg, Collie, Wind in the bowels and ali
Internal pains.
Trave lers sto1a always carry bottle of
Railways keady Relief W it'll them few
drops in water viii prevent sickness from
change of water. IL is better than. French
Brandy or itters stinsuisnt.
FEVER AND'AGUG.
Fever and ague cured for fifty cents Thee
is not remedial agent in the world that viii.
cure fever and Ague, and all other Malarious,
Bilious, Scarlet, Typhoid, Yellow and other
Fevers "a ided by Roadway ills) so quick as
Railways Ready Relief. + fifty cents per bot
tie
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1871-06-29
\ oMMIssIONER,s OFFICE,

X COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
u Woodstock Va. June IL, 1871
John Wetzel use of Harmeson vs.. F. f.
Hergesheimcrs Ext. To Plfs and deft., and
the creditors of Louisa Leopold and all 9TH
ers concerned.
You are hereby notified that I have app
pointed the 18th day Of July next at my of
fee to take the accounts required by decree
of County Court in said suit, and TO take ac-
counts of The debts of Louisa Leopord truss
lee of F. E. Heigesheimer, and the value
of the real estate of which the died. seized
and possessed, at which time and place you
are required to attend, given under my hand
as Comm'r. in Chaneery of said county, the
day and year first aforesaid
June l5-4 P w. MAGRUDER.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1871-06-29
PANCREATIzED
q Cd LIVER OIL

We desire to call attention of the Medical.
Profession to this prcpal a;ioa Of Cod Liver Oil,
or The following reasons: 1t viii agree with
the mos deliberate stomach 1t is decidedly
more pleasant 10 administer. 1t is less expen-
siVe to prescribe. 1t viii not naGseate, as the
PancreatiDc assists in Der fectlv ligastiag the
oil. 1t is more palataole, al he Combination.
forms an emu lsioH and we are IL arefore able TO
disguise It's offensivcness. 1t is iass expensive.
rs a small! qrhn tity rood Ii yer Gsl' perseetl-
digested VIII pt~duco far more beneficial results
than hive times theqtantity impe -fectlv diges-
ted. This preparation is meeting with the
greatest favor among PLY sicans in Diseases Of
the Lungs, and is rapidly taking the place of
plain oil. rice lists and dose books will be
freely furnished on app Iication Manufactured
by REED, CARNKICk & ANDRUS, las Fulton .
ST., N. Y. Sold by Druggists generally.
June b. W.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1871-06-29
Or. r ID ~ AVS
SARSAPARILLA INsOLYEN

SARSAP ARILLA INSOLVENT
Has made the most astonishing cures. So
fquick, so rapid are the changes the BODY under
goes, under the influence o f tn is truly worder
full medicine that
Every Bay an Increase ins Flesh and
weights seen, a nd Felt
THE GREAT BLOCD PUR,FYER
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Shenandoah Valley Railroad Company
General Tfpktfng If StooLboI dor.

General Meeting Of Stockhol ders.
A general nsreting of the Stockho lders
of the Shenandoah VALLEY Railroad, Com.
'pany was- IF "a in this ntles cn Tuesday,
the 10Th hist. pursuant to notice.
The meeting was organ lied by calling
Judge j. W. Ashby to the chair aud the
appointment of Thomas N. Ashby Sec
rotary.
Upon the calling Of the roll of Stock
boiders, it was found that II 963 votes
were represented in person or by proxy
(the whole number which would appear if
all were present being IA $3.50; thcreupon
fthe chair announced the meeting ready
ito proceed to business, first having APP
.proIa lately explained the object of the
same
Col. R., B. Borst, Of Hage, addressed
the meeting at sohie length, in Which he
lucidly explained what ha! been done by
the Board of Directors in the prosecution
of the work also, what they proposed do
ing towards facilitating its completion.
Addresses were also made by the Hon.
A. r. b 'teer, of the county of efTcrson
the Hon. W. Mines. of the county of
Page, Coils a w Mcdonald and U. L.
Bo5ce, of the county Of Clark, &c. The
meeting was we'll attended by Tie citizens
Eof this and the adjoining counties, and
"a Il were, by the. stirring addresses so
appropriately conceived. infused with the
fact that tie S. V. r. Il was not only
going 10 be promptly made, bat that ii
would be ore Of the best paying and mos
important Railroads now in progress OF
construction.
After the transaction 0 business of in.-
porfance to the Company, The meeting
adjourned sine die Warren Sent.
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Tie Chahoon trial is progressing in
Hzchn,ord<
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NEW AUY Ell tlSEMENr5.
4 COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,

Woodstock Juas y, 1871
To Vim. Noel Complt and Saml HArras,.
and chas. Noel Admir-. of Sanl Noel le9'l
Elizabeth Noel widow, Phoebe Ann l9ae.
Chas L.Noel, Wm. 5. Arthur GIN aaA;er.
for Lydia c. Noel and Elizabeth Ann Noel
def'ts. and ri the creditors of the Estate ..
Samuel Noei decd. and ali others conee>1
ed
Ion are herb5 notified that have APP o.1.
ed he lzth day ofjuly next at ny off Il.
the Court House to taee the aecouuts :
qaired By the Gecrse ef Shenandoah
Court, in spit If Wir Noel vs. Samuel t5ai.
Adm +. &C., At which time and lace ! I'd ars
required to attend Gwen under my hand
as Comn'r. Of said Court, The day and year
hrst aforesaid.
June 15-4 p W. MAGRUDER.
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NE2CuaNTS
GaT8ling Oil omp ny,
JOHN HODGE. scr,v.

Apple Parer, Corer ard Slicer. Frice a.
Toes all al once. Warranted satisfocterv
d. Il WH1TTEMORE, Worcester, Mast.