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The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1872-03-07

The General Assembly of Virginia, have pass
ed bill extending the operations Of the act OF
Assembly ''to prevent the sacrifice Of per sonal
property at forced sales' two years from April
z4t, 1872,
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Dyptheria seems to be prevailing in the eastern
portion of Highland county. Oae of its victims
was a little son of Mr.. Jno W. Alexander, for
merly Of this county and city.
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Kinney Brothers, are receiving fresh supplies
Of the most choice brands Of Tobacco and Cigars,
to which they invite The attention of buyers,
wholesale and fetsiE.
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N. B: Hendry has furs at Philadelphia prices.
nov 3{)-tf
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T asst No<igH.-We are compelled to notify
II persons Indebted to US that our business
must be closed up by the 1st of April, as at That
date our partnership terminates Unless our ac-
counts are settled befure that time they Will be
PUT in the hands of collector.
feb eft GUY DRAKE.
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We indebted to Col Charles T. O'Ferrall
one Of the Delegates in the Legislature from
Rockingham.fo for a copy Of his speech on the Pub
lie Debt Question, on presenting his substitute to
the Legislature, for the Majority and Minor ity
Reports on the subject. We have not had time
to examine it, bnt from cursory glance, we
conclude that he has handled his view of the ques-
ton adro,tly and ably. 1t is clothed in fine lam
guage, and was, we hear, forcibiy delivered.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1872-03-07

Benson,s salalen Broth not only cures all d.
seases Of the skin such as letter, Ringworm, &C.,
hit removes all Pimples, Blotches Freckles, Tan,
and bleaches the skin to that perfect cleanliness
and and purity which constitute really beautiful
comnlexion. For sale by all Druggists.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1872-03-07

THANKs-Wc acknowledge the receipt Of an in
vitation to attend the annual commencement of the
Baltimore College of Dental Surgery, at the Con-
cordia Opera House, on Thursday last, with the
compl men is of ". Roscoe Turk, who is stu
dent at that institution at this time, and one oil
the graduates; also chairman of the committee Of
arrangements on the occasion.
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NHresH Cracskers.-Lemon Soda. and
4 Cream Crackers, Boston Biscuits, Novelty
Cakes Ginger Snaps and many other varieties
ALWAYS on hand and for sale By
G. G. WHEAT,
corner Main and Augusta Streets.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1872-03-07

"A srArEMENr.-It is proper to state that an
article, under the capticn of 6 Perfection OF
Craftsmanship" which appeared IL the V1rgn'a"
of the 22d ult., was published during the ABSENCE
of the editor, without his knowledge. 1t was the
mere skeleton of an article written some three
weeks previously, and would not even at that tire
have appeared in the form it did 1t was inadvert-
antly thrown into the s.drawer," and taken out
by the compositor without knowing the editors
wish. This statement is made without converse
ton with or suggestion from any one, but in mere
justice to the motives of the editor himself, and
what his course would have been had he been at
home. He was surprised when he saw it in print.
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Mrs. Wharton's Trial, in Pamphlet form. at
lN BEEL & Co.'s feb S-tf
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Commissioners Nosiee.-To David

& tom missioner's k0ticc.-To David
~ Fultz, and Christian Beard Executor of
Peter Englemen. deceased.
Take Notice. that in pursuance of a decEetal
order of the County Court of Augusta county.
rendered On the 25th day of January, 1872, in &
Chancery suit, depending, in which David Fu!tz I
is Plaintiff aud Christian Beard Executor Of Pc,
ter Engleman deceased, is Defendant, shall, as
Commissioner of sid Court, proceed on FRIDAY,
the 9Th day of MARCH, 1872, ct my office, in tho
city of Staunon, to take, state and set lie the fo-
lowing accounts.
LIST, Showing the acts and doings of the defen
dant, Christian Beard as Executor of Peer En-
gemau deceased.
2nd Showing the personal assets that came
into the hands of said Executor, and what dispo-
sition has been made thereof.
3rd, Showing the Heal Estate Of which said
Peter Engleman, died seized and the annual rem
tai and fee simple value thereof.
4th, Showing the debts outstanding and unpaid
against the estate Of said Peter Engieman, de-
ceased with the order of their priority-together
with such other matter may be deemed peril
nent by me, or required by either party to DO
stated.
At which time and place, all persons holding
claims against The estate Of said Peter Engleman.
deceased, arc required to attend and file evidence
of such claims.
Given uuder my hand as Commissioner in
| Chancery OF said Court, this 9th day of Februa-
y, t. W
feb l5.-4t Commissioner.
commissioners Notice.-To Thomas
" McCarty and William Withrow, jr., Plain
IFS; James A, Crtzer, John j. Bell, Trustee.
| aud Samuel Paul, Administrator de bonis non, G.,
7. A. Of William W. King. deceased. and Mary S.
| Powell and Maurice Powell, Defendants, iii GER
| ain suit pending in Chancery IN the Circuit
Court of Augusta. under the style of McCarty, &c,
vs. Crtzer Sc, and to all lien creditors Of James
| A. Critzer. and Thomas ]. Clitzcr, deceased,
Take NoTicB, that in pursuance of an order Of
| the Circuit Court of Augusta, made on the nth
| day of November 1871 in the above mentioned
cause. / shall. on WEDNESDAY. the 3rd day of
| APRIL, 1872, at my Office in Staunton, proceed
| to take, state and settle the following accounts,
/ Wis -.
| lst. Of the real estate belonging to the de{en
dant, James a. CIR tier. and to Thomas j. Crtzen
at the death of the latter which is subject to the
liens of the plaintiffs judgments
| 2nd. 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 Ct thcit
| prioriies
At which time and Place you required to
attend. and said lien creditors are required Their
and there 20 attend and file with the Undersigned
proper evis!ence ct their claims.
Given undermy hand as-Commissioner in Char
Gerry OF said Court this 26th day Of February,
1872. J. ". GREEN SMITH,
feb 29-4t Commissioner.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1872-03-07

ForLad;es Glove Kid, Pebble Goat, and French
-KidGaiters, go to n. B Heudry. nov soft. y
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The Winchester Times from which excellent
paper we frequently get interesting items Of
news reports the death ia that city of Mr.. Geo
Barnhart, aged 81 years, and Frederick Auiick,
aged SO years. The latter was the brother Of
Commodore Auliek, of the United States Navy.
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@ O O ID - .

If you can buy them cheaper anywhere
else it is your privilege to do SO, if you can
save money with US, it is your advantage to
patronize
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CHARLoTTEsvILLE WOODEN MILLs.-The adyer-
tisement of these mills will be found in to-day's
paper The character Of the goods manufactured
at this establishment is Of first quality. 1t al
ways affords US pleasure to refer to such useful
Home Enterprises, and commend them to public
encouragement. 1t is the way to build up the
State, and that being an indsputable fact, every
Virginian should feel interested in their prosper
ity.
We have received some specimens Of the Sum-
mer Cloth, manufactured at these Mills, which
are equal to any we have ever seen. We do not
profess, ourself, to be judge, but those who are
judges pronounce them very superior. The speci-
mems represent several colors of cloth, light and
dark. They be seen by calling at this office.
We hope those wishing goods of this description,
will encourage this home enterprise. It is wor-
thy of it.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1872-03-07

The NUNS are prevailing in staunton.
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We have received the report of the superin-
Aendent and Physician Of the Eastern Lunatie
Asylum, located at Williamsburg, Va, for the
year ending September. 3oth 1871. The aver
age number of patients during the year was 80
males and ia females-total 2l3.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1872-03-07

DR.. JAMES H. HARRIs.-We direct attention
to the card of Dr. James II. Harris, D. D. S.,
Demonstration Of Operative Dental Surgery. DR.
Harris was formerly from Harrisonburg, Va.
where he successfully pursued his profession of
Dental Surgery. We are gratfed to learn that
he is pleased with the position he holds. and is
succeeding WELL He is gentleman of high char
acter. personally and professionally. and cannot
| fail to make his mark in the wide field in which
he is operating.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1872-03-07

LARGE DONATION TO WASHINGTON AND LEE
UaIvrnslrY.-The Lexington (ya.) Gazette says:
On last Saturday. Judge Mclaughlin received
from General Lilly in New Orleans, dispatch
informing him of bequest of seventy thousand
city, "a native of Virginia. to the Washington
and Lee University.
Gen. G. W. c. Lee was named in the will as
one Of the executors.
The University authorities gained their first
information of The unexpected donation from the
telegram. An extra from the Gazette Office in a
few I'll nu,es gave the news to the public.
A subsequent dispatch requested General Lee
to go to New Orleans soon convenient. He
left for that city on the packet Thursday even
icg.
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| NV socks, reserved every week tvIluN-
! IN TER Il TO. feb
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or seven cents a spool.
Crowley's cord Cotton SOC. per dozen.
Eagle Cotton, 123c. per dozen.
IA Shirt Buttons, for cents.
Hooks aud Eyes only 3 cents.
Pins only cents.
Stephens Needles equal to Biood's, 5 cts
/ Ladies Hose, only 12a cents.
Gents Wooden Socks, only 10 cents.
Jet Jewelry, at Is, 25. 40 and SO certs.
Splendid Toilet Soap, so cents
! Very best Calico. only 112c. per yard.
Best heavy Al brown Cotton, 123 cents.
Al bleached Cotton, only 125 cents.
Hickory Stripe only 125 cents.
Carpets, below New York prices.
All wooden dress goods. and Gents Cloths
and Cassimeres, marked down 10 to %
per cent. below market value.
Remember this is the only place where you
can get the genuine bargains.
Hag- Country Merchants will do well to look
through our stock.
SD TIAIBERLAKE,
STANTON, VA.
J. L. RICHARDSON,
G. L. COOKE, Statesmen.
FAYErTE CoYLs, feb 10
EXECUTORS, N0sice.-We hereby notify
IL all parties indebted TO the estate of George
Baylor. deceased; and those holding any claims
against said estate to come forward at with
a view 60 immediate settlement
GEORGE NJ. BAYLOR,
NEWTON A. BAYLOR,
PRESTON A. BAYLOR,
Executors Of George Baylor, decd.
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S. D. TIMBERLAKE.

Read these lines aud come and see for your
selves and be convinced that we mean bust
ness
CLARK'S COTTON, IS CENTS PER DOZEN
or seven cents SPOOL
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The users Of Coffee and Tea will be gratihed to
learn that the duty on those popular household
necessities has been abolished. Some of the large
holders in the cities are petit;oning Congress to
suspend the operation of the law for 80 days. 1t
goes into eject in July.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1872-03-07

A bill has passed the Legislature and is law,
forbiding any boy under twelve years Of age from
carrying pistol or gun, in a penalty of not less
sthan S. nor more than $25 This law should be
strictly executed. Of course the fine would come
off the parent or guardian.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1872-03-07

Cpring supply Of new styles Of Wall Papers,
y beautiful patterns, for sale at BELL Co. s..
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1872-03-07

The West Virginia Constitutional Constitution
has abolis he'd the Office of 1t. Governor 1t has
also modified the veto power Of the Governor
Any bill which the Governor may refuse to sign
shall be returned to the House in which it erig-
mated, and if it shall receive the vote of MAORI
~ of all the members elect of both Houses, it
shall become law notwithstanding the Govern
or's veto. 1872. 5kf
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1872-03-07

Richmond was visited during the past winter
by sixteen snow storms, the first on the 18th OF
November, AMI the last On the goth of February.
Our friend of the Dispatch, from which the above
is taken. will have to amend his record, provided
the "od LADY, was engaged extensively in
picking her geese in that city as she was hero
on the End, the date of the Dispatch.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1872-03-07

FROM THIS DATE
we will weekly be in receipt of Goods fresh
from the New York Markets. All we ask OF
the people is to read this advertisement and
come aud see these
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fehHeHt auu physician di inc i1aSlern LuHatlG
Asylum, located OF Williamsburg, Va, for the
year ending September 30th. 1871. The aver
age number of patients during the year was 80
males and ia females-total 2l3.
The users Of Coffee and Tea will be gratifed to
learn that the duty on those popular household
necessities has been abolished. Some of the large
holders in the cities petit;oning Congress to
suspend the operation of the law for 80 days. II
goes into effect in July.
bill has passed the Legislature and is law,
~forbiding any boy under twelve years of age from
carrying pistol or gum in penalty Of not less
sthan S. nor more than $25 This law should be
strictly executed. Of course the fine would come
off the parent or guardian.
LIBERAL.-During the past fiscal year, the con.
gregation of the Methodist Church, OF this city,
has contributed over $1,000 to the various int,
{ ests of the Church, including Pastors and Pre-.
siding Elders salaries, Foreign and Home Mis-
siens, Sunday School, etc. Considering the ex-
streme scarcity of money, this is regarded as a
very liberal amount.
sWEsrmissTKe REVIEW for January has been
received. Contents--Greek Tragedy AID E ,rii-
tides The Geographical Distribution Of An m lis
and Plants; The Political Disabilities OF Wo-
men; The First Earl of SALISBURY The Devel-
opmeut of Relief: The Government and the Ed
iucation Act A Theory OF Wages Contemporary
Literaturc Theology and Philosophy politics.
Sociology. Voyages and Travels, Scenery, Histo-
~ and Biography. Belle Lettres.
Leonard Scott Publishing Company, l40, Full
ton Street. N. Y.
PROSPECTING FOB Work SHoPs.--We are pleas
ed to state that two of the engineers of the Ches-
aneake and Ohio Railrol Company, arrived here
IN Tuesday evening. for thespnrpose of survey.
ing the ground Of the Company, with a view 10
.he lncotion of the Company work shops at this
,noint We regard this rs a good omen and hope
!, ., he found to the interest OF the Company tt
carry out the purpose this movement seems tt
indicate.
r,,,c,rxr AGENTS -Messrs. Berkeley y Foun
,taine. general agents OF the fieaison' q n!a'ns
ton Life Insurance Company. 'nsareu ives " ~
amount of 500, 900 at the Office OF !n,'t oo"p'".
in this place, during the month OF le'' u.,' y
Considering that the times are .'gh'' WV -;
February is the shortest month OF Inc year C. =
lis doing remarkably well. Can any o'her oAie
sof This, or any ether company beat TINS
We cordially endorse the above just compi
ynent taken from the Spectator Of tie 9Th INST
Messrs. Berkeley s. Fouuta'ne ar OF only ETH
e:ent agents, but tgreeabl: gentlemen in thu
transaction Of their - s,'e's' u.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1872-03-07

MEDICAL 'GRADuATE.--Benj Crawford, IT.
youngest son of our esteemed fellow citizen, Ben
Crawford, Esq. arrived in this city on the cars,
on Saturday evening last, having left New York
on the previous evening at oclock. He gradu~
uated with distinction. standing third in his class
and is now in possession of a diploma from Belle
vue Medical College. New York.
lie has not determined as to his final location.
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IWNrEetse
STANTON MARKETS, Mar. 7.
Corrected every week by P. B. HocE & BIO.

WHOLESALE PRICES
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IN his acceptance of the Philadelphia uomi-
nation, Gen Grant concludes with ''the express
sion of desire to see speedy healing of all
bitterness Of feeling between sections, parties,
or races ofcitizens &c. These are very good
mords. But the reality is what is wanted I'm
fortunately Cen Grants actions in bringing
about such state of things, have not cores
pouded with the expression. He has gone
with his party in every measure almost, which
they have proposed, aud which injured and OPP
pressed and prevented "a healing of bitterness
nf fae|ino "
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JFX ANDRIA GAZETTE AND VIRGINIA ADVERTISER

father house Of which you had ben dc
fiaudcd
Y our half sister is two years younger tiIn
you, aud III your chldhood you We're 50 niuch
alike that but tur the difference IN size goa
might have been taken for twins.
Armand 5 JOY III his new treasure was soon
turned TO sadness, for the health of his wife he
gan to fail. She faded slowly away with Il my
Slcrlous disease. Everything was tried that
promised relief but ;hc spell of an evil eye vas
upon her, and there was no licl p for her
, The doctors said it was the climate that
did not suit her. bui ! kew better than that.
She Wa taken away Tor change vi air. but
Ielma, the woman that went with her as nurse,
was one of the slaves that had belonged to my
father. and was devoted to me.
Mrs Landry fingered for many months
but she III last died, when YOU We're live years
old 80.
The years passed on, and Armand was
travelling in Europe, rarely writing home, AMI
never sending me line.
'Iou were ten years old when he came back.
Lelma was dead, and felt safe now that the
only one who could accuse me of nstigatng
the death OF E!Iinor Russell was gone
But all my hopes were icariuliy dashed to
the earth; for he brought with him young
wife. cousin of EIliuor aud also IN heiress
They stopped in New Orleans, and FROM
there Armand wrote to me the following lines :
NEW ORLEANS. October 3Oth, IS
II write to you. i1agar, 10 say that 10 OPP
ton will be allowed you as to your removal
from the vicinity Oi' me aud niue.
II came back to my native land, bringing
with me cousin Of my lost one as my vile,
the resemblance in person and character be
tween the two attracting NE lrrcolstlbly to
Helen
II might have taken her to he Bucagc t"
meet the same terrible fate. had not here Ell
countercd the priest who attended Iema III
her last illness and ,rc~rrd her cnntIssi"".
'Ah my heart, | canuut write it
go tar away take your dang lcr.
Il am not rich in my own right, but when
she is old enough to marry. will give her Il
suitable dover. This is all | can or will do
ARMAND LANDRY
Il had nothing to do but obey Armand $
connnand, continued Mrs. Blake, and SO |
came hirhcr with you, where we have lived till
now This is my history
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-06-11

James Foote johnson, Of Bedford county, has
announced himself as an independent can
didate for Congress from that district. The
Lynchburg Republican says :-''Whatever pri-
vate or personal reasons may impel him to the
course he has taken, the simple fact of his be-
ing candidate in opposition to the regular
Conservative nominee. will make him, to all
intents and purposes, the candidate Of the Radi
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cal party.

The last news from Mexico is to the effect
that the war is turning against the Juarez
Government. They recently recapturcd Mon
terey, drove off the Federal troops sent to at
tack it, and forced them to retreat to Mier
from whence they will probably be compelled
to fall back all the way to Malamoras An
other siege of that city is iminent
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The editorial excursion to the North, which
has already been mentioned, will commence on
the 18th inst. We wish that time and health
would have permitted the writer Of this to join
in this excursion, to which he was politely in
yited, and which, we have no doubt, will be an
Interesting and agreeable one. About sixty
have been invited
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The House Committee on appropriations has
been granted leave to sit during the recess of
Congress. They will meet some time in No
vember, and will proceed at once to perfect the
appropriation bills to be presented at the next
session. The Senate Committee Oh Appro.
priations will meet at the same time.
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The Baltimore American publishes the state
ment made by one Of the girls concerned in the
Huston affair. We wish such things could, in
their details, be left out of the newspapers.
But it seems to be certain that the whole tes-
tmony will now be made public. The tide Of
public feeling it is said, runs against Ilus-
ton, Notwithstanding his acquittal.
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It's reported that the U. S. government
is about arranging with the American Trading
Company of Bornco for site for naval sta
ton to be located within the companys conces-
sion on the north end of Borneo, about the
centre of the Eastern Archipelago, and that a
commissioner will be dispatched to select the
place.