The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1872-02-29
ROMANCE OF HISTORY.
MCNEIL AND HIS RANGERS,
OR N.sl
Partisan Border Warfare
IN THE
OF VIRGINI IA.
How They Lived, Fought and Died
Between the Lines.
ROMANCE OF HISTORY.

Between the Lines.
An authentic history Of the operations Of these
PARTISAN TROOPERS, endorsed and approved by
the surviving members To be published in the
RURAL VIRGINIA AN,
a new Illustrated Monthly Magazine, devoted to
Southern Literature, Music, Agriculture, Horti-
culture, Horticulture, Pomology, &c. To be the
largest and best illustrated Monthly published in
the South. Its different departments will repre-
sent the very finest talent in the South. Several
weil-known Professors of Agricultural Chemis-
try will superintend that department. Professor
VIM. H. Evans will edit the Musical Department,
which is designed to meet great desideratum in
the Rural Home Circle. The first number Of
this Magazine will be issued on the 1st Of May,
1872, and will contain the first chapters of
| McNeN and his Rangers, &c., with many valuable
contributions from the best writers in the State.
Subscribe at once, and commence with the be
ginning. Terms One copy one year, So 90.
Liberal inducements offered to Canyassing
| Agents. Address,
RURAL PUBLISHING COMPANY,
Or J. s. Trout, Editor, Harrisonburg, Va.
Woodstock, Va feb 29-tf
Commissioners NOtice.-To Thomas
| " McCarty and William Withrow, jr., Plain
| Nfs; James A. Critzer, John j. Bell, Trustee,
aud Samuel Paul, Administrator de bonis non, c.
T. A. OF william W. klhS. deceased, anu mary ..
| Powell and Maurice Powell, Defendants, in GER
tain suit depending in Chancery in the Circuit
Court of Augusta, under the style of McCarty, &C.
vs. Critzer, &c., and to all lien creditors of James
a. Critzer, and Thomas J. Critzer deceased.
| Take NOTICE, that in pursuance of order of
the Circuit Court of Augusta, made on the 18th
day of November 1871 in the above mentioned
cause. I shall, on WEDNESDAY, the 3rd day of
| APRIL, 1872, at my Office in Staunton, proceed
to take, state and settle the following accounts,
| viz:
1st Of the real estate belonging to the defen-
| dant James A. Cr;tzer, and to Thomas j. Critzer
at the death of the latter, which is subject to the
liens of the plaintiff judgments.
End Of the fee simple and annual rental value
of said real estate.
| 3rd. Of the several liens outstanding and
| binding said real estate with the order of their
priorities
| At which time and place you are required to
attend, and said lien creditors required then
and thereto attend and file with the undersigned
| proper evidence CT their claims.
| Given undermy hand as Commissioner in Chan
1917 1872. = '@N N' J. NV " .V GREEN Eel SMITH,
feb 29-4t Commissioner.
A NEW DISCOVERY.
THE NE PLUS ULTRA WASHING MACHINE.
The following testimony is given by some of
the most reliable and best citizens Of Bath coun-
! ty, Va.
BATH COUNTY, VA, Feb. II. 1872.
| "Having seen and tested thoroughly DR.. N. W.
Calhoon's Patented Washing Machine we have
no hesitation in affirming that it washes eapeat-
tiOusy, cleanses Thoroughly and ,cithoMt injury to
the clothing, or to buttons wearing apparel, and
| without fatigue to the operator. The movements
| of the machine are easy and GRACEFUL and an or
binary washer with it can cleanse from fUe to zen
| times more clothes in dog than the best wash
er can with a common wash>board IN the same
| time. Signed,
aENTLEMENs NAMES.
A Stephenson, james NJ Marshall, Matthew
M Morrison, John 7 Byrd, John G Marshall Il
s Miller, DR. W A Carter, George Marshall, G II
Palmer, Moses Il McClintic, w Palmer, VIM
McClintic.
LADIES' NAMES. 81
E Morrison, Palmer, B ] Coursey, N ]
Palmer. J Coursey, Josie Nj Palmer, Anna Pal
mer, Isabel Marshall, J Marshall"
State and County Rights for sale. feb 29-lt
1 CTOLEN-From the rack at Mrs. Sarah J.
~ Mowry's on the New Hope road, between
and clock, on the night of the 10Th Of Feb-
ruary, small brown horse, five years old IN the
spring, three white feet, small depression on
the left hip near the tail, heavy name, and with
Mcclellan saddle and stiff bit bride on at the
time
A Reward of $1,000 will be paid for the
return Of the horse, saddle and bride.
JAMES A. Turk,
feb 29-1t New Hope, Va.
d B. SUBLETT. t
l.. Commission Merchant,
+ Augusta street, Staunton, Va,
Dealer in Seeds, Cement Fertilizers, Grain and
Groceries.
Agent Of Liverpool and London and Globe Fire
Insurance Company.
Capital, $4,000 600 Gold. feb 90 ly
Ost! LOst!!-In Staunton, on Friday, the
~ 10th instant. BLACK and TAN TERRI
Ek-very slightly formed, with short tail. and
walks with one leg elevated. reward of Five
Dollars ($5.oo) will be given for his return to
S. w. POLLOCK,
feb 29-1t Harrisonburg, Va.
! IL. B. H. Reese.
~ OFFICE AND RESIDENCE
Opposite Market House,
CORNER OF FREDERICK AND WATER SITS,
. tsl I'll N N. a.,
where he can be consulted at all hours, day OF
night, unless professionally engaged.