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The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1871-08-10
aug To- 1t VIM Dom, Clerk of Facul
. TTRACTIyE REAL PROPERTY.

A TTRACTIVE REAL PROPERTY,
n LEAR STAUNTON. FOR SALE!
AS special Commissioner of the Circuit Court
of Augusta county. in the Chancery suit Of ''Wm
Kinney's heirs Kinney and ais" will, on
MONDAY. the 4th day of SEPTEMBER, 1871,
in front of the Court-hous in Staunton, offer for
sale by way CT public auction, the two following
parcels of real property belonging to the estate
of VIM. Kinney deceased viz:
LIST. A Farm of about 200 Acres of productive
and we'll lying land. located on the Greenvi!le
Stage Road two miles from the ely
End. A valuable LOT Of about an Acre, lying
in the South west suburbs OF the city. adjoining
the Steam Mill lot, Cook and others Persons in
clnel to purchase are invited to inspect these
properties before the day OF sale.
TERMS.--So much in hand as will defray
costs Of suit and sale, AID the residue in three
equal instalments at one two and three years,
from day of sale, bearing interest from said day,
aud secured by bond with approved surety and
retention Of title till full payment.
j. n. HENDREN,
August 10, 18Il.-tds. Commissioner.
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ATLANTA SUN-We have received copy
Of the Atlanta weekly Sun, whose political
editor is the great Georgian, Alexander H.
Stephens. 1t is an eight page, filled with
interesting reading, the most attractive part
of which is the editorial articles of Mr. S.
Price, So per annum.
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A ETNEgTRATOR'S NOTICE.
IA The Creditors of Risden p. Smith, de-
ceased, will please present their claims properly
qualified, to me for settlement.
JOHN NJ. HANGER,
aug 1925 Administrator.
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Rev. j. A. Chamhliss, of the Second Bap-
tisJ church, Richmond, recently rendered his
resignation as pastor, which was almost unan-
imously accepted.
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NTEW BOOKs.-sarehedon, Coo; The Island
IN Neighbors, 75c; Won, not Wooed, Soc :;
For Lack of Gold, soc; Almost Fanltless, 6Oc !;
Her Lord and Master, 50c Terrible Tempta-
ton, SOC; Two Hemispheres, $1,00; The seis-
sors-Grinder, $780, Aureola, $3.50; American
Wonderland, 81, so, and other new Publications,
received by HUNTER & Co.
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EAST AUGUSTA MUTUAL INSURANCE
CoMpANY.-This Company, which has been
in existence since June 1870, was formally
chartered by Judge Mclaughlin, at the last
term of cur Circuit Court. It's officers are
-Sam'l CARRIER President; A. b. Price,
Secretary; Christian Cline, Treasurer; and
Reuben A. CARRIER, Tobias Weller, Abram
Kiudig, John Reubush, Jacob Coifman, Jas
NJ Brown, FL. G. McCausaud. Daniel
Schreckhise, and Isaac Cofman, Directors.
The basis Of this organization is mutual
benefits When person insures his prop
erty, he becomes member Of the company,
by paying one-tenth of one per cent Gu the
amount Insured, and Is cents for incidental
expenses No property is insured for over
tEe-thirds OF its value IF an insured build
ing is destroyed by fire, and proper certif-
cate and satisfactory evidence OF the fact, are
presented, then an assessment is made upon
each stakeholder in proportion to the amount
for which he has insured, and the amount of
the insurance paid over to the loser by the
fire The charter provides for capital stock
of not less than $4,000 nor more than $780,
coo, in shares Of $50 each. Certificates of
stock are issued on one-third of the value
Of the property Insured
There are no paid officers in this Institu-
ton, except the Secretary, whose fees are
merely uominal-barely enough to pay actu-
al costs of the labor. The idea which sug,
gested the company was, to avoid Il e pay
ment of money for insuring property to be
taken out Of the county and State to support
numerous officers. There age now about
lao stockholders, or policy holders. During
the period of the existence of the company
there have been no losses sustained by fire,
and consequently no assessments made, ex-
cept the one-tenth Of one per cent. necessa-
ry to become member Of the company, and
the 25 cents initiating fee. This we believe,
to be the general idea Of the organization,
and we think it good one. Any one desir-
ing TO become a member, can do so, by adj
dressing the Secretary, Mr.. A. D. Pierce, at
New Hope, who will give all necessary infor-
nation.
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MFRS. X. TIL. KELLEY wishes to in
-lVE form her customers and the public of
City and County, that she has no idea of giving
up her business, but will carry it on privately up
stairs, and if her health permits, will attend to
her business in person. aug l0-tf-tp copy
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.NeaU Advertisements.

HOMEOPATHIC DISPENsARY-open daily
4 L from TO- NJ to l o'clock P. NJ, in the office
of Dr. REED over Richardson's store.
aur lO-tt
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METHODIST PARsoNAGE-We are glad
to learn that arrangements have been made
to 90 to work Immediately bull ing the
Methodist Parsonage on the lot formerly own
ed by Mrs. Venable, on the street running
North and South, past the Baptist church.
The building is to be Of brick, two stories
high, and to cost $4,000. Maj B. f. Bagby
does the brick work, and VIM. Black burn
Esq, the wood work.
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GUNNER READING Dickens, Scotts,
~ Reads, Thackeray's, Chas Levers and
Dumas Novels, cheap Edition. at
aug 10 If HUNTER & CO.'S
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RAILROAD MovEMENT.-TheW Winchester
correspondent Of the Richmond Whig says
"Mr. Garrett has at last control Of shat por-
ton Of the Orange and Manassas railroad ex-
tending from Strasburg to Harrisonburg, SO
that in the future the Baltimore and Ohio
trains will run through from Harrisonburg
to Baltimore, making It's connection with the
Mauassa train 1t Strasburg, which may here
after be regarded as their western terminus. -"
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Coop RESULTS One of the good results
Of the legislation of the last Legislature is
now practically seen in the decrease Of the
expenses incident to the trial Of offences Of
misdemeanor When case does not involve
felony, it can be finally disposed Of by JUS
tice Of the peace and the costs to parties in
terested and the county made comp ratively
nothing OF course an appeal can be taken
from the Judgment of the Justice. if desired
The operation of this law is to diminish the
petty eases of msdemcanor which heretofore
have consnmed in the County, and Corpora
ton Courts so much time, attended with con-
siderable costs, and also to lessen she number
of prisoners confined ir Jail.
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The government granite contract recently
awar ded to Gel. ordway, Of Richmond, will be
the means of employing in that city at least four
FIVE hundred stone-cutters. as it is all to be
dressed at the quarry previous to being shipped
to its Observation-Disclosures
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4 t,gsssa shz issaGzseP's Motto.
~ 70 George Husmisel, Asher Argenbrighi

A Ssass4 shkz sSzesLsePsS NGtIc.
~ To George Rusmisel, Asher Argenbright
and Sally his wife, Patsy Rusmisel, Mary Cupp,
Robert Powers and Rachael NJ, his wife, David
Propts and Rebecca his wife, Augustus Staulus
and Priscilla his wife, John j. Rusmsel, Merriam
E. RusmisPl, Robert MEG aughln and Martha
M, his wife, David Rusmsel, Thomas Burton
and Elizabeth his wife, j. Cowan, Jesse Raj
ston, Solomon Staubus and Catharine his wife,
Jonas Lowman, and persons concerned
Take notice. that FRIDAY, the 29th day of
SEPTEMBER, 1871 at my office in Staunton, I
SHALL in pursuance of joint order made in the
suit of Rusmisel, &C., VS.. Rusmisel's Executors
&c, and Staubus and wife VS.. Rusmisel's Execu-
tors, &C., at the November Term, 1870, of the
Circuit Court for Augusta county, to which said
suits now depending therein in Chancery, you are
parties, proceed to take, state and settle, the fol-
lowing accounts, viz:
1st. OF the rents and profits of the land in
question from the time defendant Jonas Lowman
received possession thereof from the Executors
Of Christian Rusmsel, deceased.
End. OF the permanent improvements made,
and taxes paid upon said land by said Lowman.
3rd. OF the Distribution, among the parties
entitled thereto, Of the proceeds of sale ordered
by said decree, as also any balance of rents and
profits due.
At which time and place you are required 10
attend.
Given under my hand as Commissioner in
Chancery Of said Court this 2lst day of July,
1871. J. W. GREEN SMITH,
aug 104t. Commissioner.
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PROPOSALS will be received st my Office for
L the restoration of the GATEWAY and Tow
Err, also for FIFTY CATTLE STALLS, at the Fair
Grounds until August 18th, 1871.
VIM. A. PRATT, Supt.
aug 10-1t
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A fight with hatchets occurred at Culpeper G.
H., last Saturday, between L. L. Lewis, common
wealth's attorney, and carpenter named Corriell
Lewis was severely but it is thought not danger
ously injured by cut on the head. Cause
criminal prosecution.
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VIRGINIA:
At Rules held in the Clerks Office of the
Circuit Court for Augusta County, August 18th,
1871.
Jordan Carey,
Against
Eliza Carey, William B. Pannill and Peggy his
wife, Jordan Thoms, al infant under q years of
age. Lavinia Harris, Frederick Harris and John
Harris
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The object Of this suit is to obtain partition of
a certain tract of land containing about two hun
dred acres lying on the western slope of the Blue
Ridge mountain, in the county of Augusta, Ia
portion of which held by the late Frederick
Carey at the time Of his DEATH between the plain
tiff, Jordan Carey, and the defendants-the said
plaintiff claiming one half of said tract of land
in his right, and an interest in the other half
as one Of the heirs at law of said Frederick Ca
rey, deceased,
The Defendant, John Harris, not having enter
ed his appearance, and it appearing, by affidavit
filed, that he is a resident of this State: 1t is
ordered that he do appear here within one month
afer due publication of this notice and do what
is necessary to protect his interest.
Copy-Teste,
j. N. RYAN, Clerk.
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GRAIN,
BACON.
aug loft JAMES IT. BLACKLEY
s. LEE UNIVERSITY,
w LEXINGTON, VIRGINIA,
The next session of this Institution will COM
mence the third Thursday (2lsD Of Septem-
Der 1871, and continue without intermission IN
til The fourth Thursday in June, lS72.
The instruction embraces thorough Classica1
literary and Scientific courses, together with the
Professional departments OF Lcac and Engineering.
The entire expenses for the session of months
need not exceed $500 or S225 according to the
price Of Board. Arrangements are also made for
messing, by which students may reduce their ex-
penses to $3.50 per session.
For further information address
G. W. G. LEE President, or
aug To- 1t VIM. DoLD Clerk of Faculty.
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The Naryland Farmer for August has been re-
ceived. 1t is one of the best publications of the
kind in the South.
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4 commissioners Notice.


~ 10 Mary Ann link, the widow and ADJ
ministratrix of David link, deceased, James Car
rier and Betsy his wife, William Mccormick and
Mary Jane his wife (both of said married women
being daughters of said David link, deceased),
Sally link. Henry H. link and Amanda N link,
children Of said David link. deceased, Plaintiffs
and Andrew J. link. Evaline link, widow Of
John link. deceased, Virginia, James William,
j ohm B.. David Alkaline, and Samuel, infant child
rem of John link, deceased, J. n. Ryan, Guardi-
an ad N'em Of said infants, and William L. Now
~, Sheriff, and Administrator of John link, de-
ceased, Defendants.
Take notice. that, on WEDNESDAY, the 18th
day of SEPTEMBER, 1871 at my office in Saun-
ton, shall in pursuance Of an order made in the
suit of link VS.. link, &c, at the June Term, A.
D. 1871. of the Circuit Court for Augusta county,
to which said suit now depending therein in Chan
Gerry you are parties, proceed to take, state and
Settle the following accounts, viz:
LIST. Of the administration of Mary Ann link
upon the estate of David link, deceased, and of
the assets in her hands to be administered.
2nd Of the estate Of John Zink, deceased, in
the hands Of the defendant, William L. Mowry,
Sheriff and Administrator of said estate, and of
his administration thereof. n
3rd. Of the debts chargeabe against the es-
tate of David link, deceased
4th. OF the proceeds of the sale decreed to be
made and of the distribution of the same among
the parties entitled thereto.
9th. OF the dover interest Of the Plaintiff, Ma
ry Ann link, and OF the defendant, Evaline link,
in the proceeds of said sale.
9th. Of the purchase money of the Mountain
Tract-by whom paid-and the title to said Tract.
AT which time and place all creditors of the said
Darid EtRk, deceased, and all persons whoms oev-
e., intefesi ed, are. also required 10 attend and
file with The undersigned proper evidence OF their
claims.
Given under my hand Commissioner of said
Court this 18th day of July, 1871.
J. w. GREEN SMITH,
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NoRrn CARoL1NA.-Recent dispatches from
North Carolina report that the proposition to
call convention to revise the State Constitution,
has been defeated by large majority Tnis is
q radical triumph.
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Dr.. Minnegerode, of St. PauPs Church, Rich
mond, preached and administered the Eucharist
on Sunday last, in the Episcopal Church of this
place. This able minister will spend some weeks
in this place, during which time he will occupy
the pulpit vacant by reason Of the removal
of Rev. Mr.. Latane to Wheeling.
The services in the morning were read by Rev.
r. II. Mckim.
In the evening, the services were read by DR..
Minnegerode, and the sermon preached by
Rev. Mr.. dhoslon, Of Georgia.
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The True Knight for August is cur able, and
is an excellent number for mid summer, embrace
ing some sprightly and well written Stories and
Poetry, and good deal of matter peculiarly in
t eresting to Knights Of Pythias Among other
articles we notice minute description of the
Pythian uniform, and spirited article against the
same. The 7rue Knight is Published in Richmond,
Va, by Handy and Hankins, and is now offered
at the low price of ST for six months Oh trial.
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The President has removed Gen. A.
Pleasanton, Commissioner of Internal Rev
enue, and appointed J. W. Douglas TO
ell the vancancy. This ends, for the pres
ent, the Boutwell-Pleasanton rumpus.
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vvANTED-FOEs CASH
aug loft

FLO US,
GRAIN,
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Neg advertisements.
gG Southern Gentlemen acho haze Real Estate ~yssa
to Sell, aciN find
Z HE LEY SPIRIT.
Published Weekly at Chambers burg, Pa,

DUNCAN & sTENGER,
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Maj 3. l.. Woodson, representative in the
last Legislature from Craig county, has loca-
ted in Kansas city. 10. for the purpose Of
practicing law. He has already been en-
ployed in an important case
The deaths from the Steamboat explosion
last week: in New Eor!s5, amount to ninety
five persons.
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IIuxuAKY, where Masonry has
been dormant for almost eighty
year,, Though the prohibition of
the Austrian government, is rapi-
dIy throwing off its letbargy.
The three Lodges already estab-
lished at Pesth, Temeavar, and
Osdengurg, are said to number
FIFTY members each. The estab-
lishment of new Lodges at Pres
burg and Baja, is under contem=
plation, and we hope to be able
tn announce the formation of II
Grand Lodge in Hungary at no
distant day.
A Correspondent from San
Rafel, Cal, TO the Mirror, i'll writ
ing about the proposed Masonic
lIome,' for California Ma-ons in
distress, says; The Masonic Fra
ternity ia this State is enjoying
a prosperity I'M xcelled by any
State in the Union, reaping boun-
tiIufy narvests o blessings innum-
Grille; numbering its hundred and
tour score Lodges, with a mem
bership of nearly ten thousand;
with "a magnificent Temple, al
once the price of the order and
nf the city i'll which il Is located;
with a Grand Lodge fund of 20,
900 dollars; with privated Lodge
Funds AMI halls all over the
State of millions of dollars value.
with a membership of the State
for wealth, wisdom and social and
moral stdnding-with all this,
can it be said. will it be said,
that this great aud flourishing
Order failed to provide a home
for IFS orphans and its destitute
members? On our Masonic tres
tleboard ia laid for this great
charitable Work-will we follow
it? Brethren, let US begin the
work in earnest; ACT it, talk it,
canvass it in your Lodges aud
get about it In earnest, and IL
glorious result will follow: and in
after memory; and the Home
thus established, will stan! a
greater monument of glory to
the Craft than even the beautiful
Temple so much admired. Let
there be union ofaction and har
mony of purpose, and al will be
well.
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$FSoRTS''

The NIAGARA MAIL says that
advertising goods sis jest like
snorin' or takin's crying baby to
church. Ifyou sleep IN church
and don't snorc, how's folks on
the hack seats or i'll the gallery
to know you are there? And in
regard to the baby, folks would
never know you could raise one
if, when nurse takes him to
church, he didn't begin to let off
stearA. But when he yells out
good and strong, everybody, par
son ard all, feel mighty good;
they Fook at him and say to them
selves fire baby that, BY hockey!
q regutsr young rhiuosser-cow,
by gum, The moro he bellers
the more the people know it, and
tho more they know it, the more
they think, about it."
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ED. pEMocRAT:-At a stated
meeting of Fellowship Lodge, F.
& a. Masons, held at their Hall
in New Paris, February 18th,
1871, the following preamble and
resolutions were adopted:
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased AL
mighty God to remove from US
by death or worthy Brother.
James Brown; therefore be it
Resolved, That we bow with
humble submission to the decree
of Heaven, believing that our
Heavenly Father doeth all things
we'll.
ResolOcd, That we truly SYM
pathize with his bereaved family
In this heavy loss but not without
hope, believing that our Brother
has secured his crown of glory
in the Grand Lodge above where
the Supreme Architect of the
universe pTesides.
Rfsolved, That the Secretary
be instructed to present to the
family of our deceased Brother a
copy OF these resolutions, and al
so furnish q copy to each of our
county Papers with reqneseto
publish the same.
: : :: S YIN E.'Sa''as, Com,
PAT. MCGBEw, Sec'y.
New PARIS O., Feb. ii, 1871.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
DIVORCE NOTICE.

Henry Silealer, IL III. Preble Common
W iScas Petition
Nary A. Shenfer, dsrt FOR Eivorce.
HHE above named defendant, Mary
L \ s eater, is hereby notified tina
on the 17Ih Jay Of ID cember, 1870, tn.
above named plaintiff, Henry Sheafer,
filed in the Clerks Office Of the Court Of
Cummoa Pleas Of Preble equity, Ohio,
his petition against her. the sail Mary,
wherein the said plaintiff set4 isrth his
marriage with tho said Mary, on or n:
oout the 18th day OF May, 1853, and
charging the said Mary with gross neg
Iect of duty toward the %piaiHii1. and
praying to be divorced from the seid
Mary, on the ground of said gross neg
lect Of duty. And the said defendant
is further notified that she is required
to S er aaid petition on or before the
5rd Saturday n ter the 2ud day Of Feb
rua.y, 1871.
j II. Foes.
Atty for petitioner.
Atte&t-D. Il. MoRRow, Crk,
Jan 10, 1S7l-7t prf $40, GO
INC. 2.925.1
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NOTICE

PEOPLE who write communi,'a=
tons for newspapers may secure
insertions by observing these
rules: Never play on words; ne
yer say 'all went merry as a mar
riage bell;" avoid 'I's and Yves
write plainly, and make every
letter of a name 80 that it can't
possibly be taken for anything
but what it is (this can be done(;
write with ink; except where
your opinions may he of special
interest, omit them; write on but
one eide of your foolscap; write
facts and 'boil them down Cut
this gu: and paste it on your ink
stand.
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RT Pomeroy's Democrat
Published in New York, is one of
the most prominent and interes-
ting Democratic Paper published
in the country. Not only ON poll
ties, but every other matter use
full to the People, especially the
Masonic Fraternity every Mason
should take it whether he be DEM
ocrat or Republican. Address
NJ. NJ. f'omeroy, p. o. Box 5.217
New York. Jan &c BINS
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WANTED IMMEDlATELY.-Relia
BILE and energetic Agents in ev-
cry County in Ohio, to sell by
subscription, COOKIES LIFE OF
GENERAL ROBERT E. LEE. Good
Territory assigned and liberal
commissions. Forfun particulars
address,
d. APPLETON & Co, Publishers,
Room 9; 268 Superior ST.,
Cleveland, 0.
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Eaton, Daguerrean
AND
PHOTOGRAPH Rooms.

Having returned to nv old profession
as Daguerrean Artist 1 am now pre-
pared tu take sittings for pictures of
Families; GIoupes. Infants and single
pictures, and hhtter myself from the
long experience devoted to this branch
and Phi ItOgraphing to vie with all com
petition, and solicit a share of The pub
lie patronage newly refTtted in
Meals Block cor OF na;n Il cherry 1t.
Eaton o,
S.xuEL MCLEAN. sab2 em
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gave every day hear the
expression, 1t is cold as the devil!'
1t is hot as the devilI'- He's a
devilsh good fenowp Hes a dew
lish mean fellow" etc. What do
they meanl If the expressions
are true, the devil must be all
things to all men, Wouldn't it
be just 40 well to leave the devil
out?'