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The New York herald., 1873-07-07
| RARE OPPORTUNITY

A RARE CHANCE AT AUCTION.
"A This day, commencing at l0H O'Clock, at private
mansion 2i East 10th St. corner Broadway over $4,000
worth and zoo lots OF elegant House Furniture viz
Rose Panofore elegant Parlor and Bedroom Suits
Brussels Carpets OH Paintings Mirrors Br9nzes Bed
Bedding also Dining Room, Basement and Kitchen Fur
nture. HENRY ZINN, Auctioncer.
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| (NATSKILL MOUNTAINS.-SUMMER BOARDING->
- Large airy Rooms, home comforts and good table.
81 to IS per week. Address RICHARD G. DEYOL, Lex
ngton, Greene county NJ Y. Refers by permssl on 10
DR.. A. III. Hunter, 363 Broom6 street.
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A UCTION SALE.
"A Magnificent Housshold Furniture.

on THIS DAY (Monday), July
at the residence 80 West 18th st., near 9Th av.,
CONNIE ncing at 0I& O'Clock drawing room Suits,
cred silk brocade Etageres, secretare Bookcase Paint
nrs Bronzes Mirrors rosewood PanOfortc, Stool Cover
rosewood and walnut Bureaus Bedsteads. wardrobcs,
Mattresses Exterso Table Bufct Glassware Silver
ware Linen basement kitchen and ants apartment,
Furniture. Take 9th stages or 9Th v. cars
AUGUST MARTINES. Auctioncer.
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JACOB BoGART, AUCTIONEER, MONDAY. JULY T.
q at II O'clock, at the auction room, No North
Goods; also one Barmore Piano and 800 rolls Wall Paper
Sale perculptory,
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NEW YORK, MONDAY, JULY Z, 1873.
BOAKDEIxs WANTED.

COD STREET, NO. ia. ONE BLOCK EAST OF MAD
AO ison squareTwo elegantly furnished large, airy
Rooms, also hall Rooms let with hrst class Board
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4 UCTION NOTICE.-ELEGANT FUR
"A ture at public auction. This MONDAY morning,
commencing at l0ls O'Clock,
private residence West ed 9Th
Magnificent Drawing Room and Parlor Suits; elegant
four round c0rncred IL octave stenway Sons Piano
forte Mirrors Curtains Jardnieres Bronzes Carpets,
Books Library Suits, Centre Tables Desks &C.; Cham
Dressing Cases Bedding complete; Dining Room, Buffet
Chairs Extension Table Silver and Plated Ware also
Basement and Servants Furniture Overt 800 lots by
catalogue. Goods boxed anj shipped for purchasers
LUKE FITZGERALD, Aucuoneer.
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the Presidents Fni,cY.-The Washing
ron i:epubi can Of the 25ih contains he fol-
i"win. paragraph indicating the policy that
President Grant has determined to adopt in
ref renee 70 federal appointments ins!e S..ush
It will meet "a henry endo,s"nen, with the
great mast Of the iricuds and supporters Of
the administration and cn!y besiistas,iul To
the chronic Office seekers:
The President is said to be firm in his ds
termination to appoint none but native r.
publcams or men WHO have the ininrse :
ment of Ike people other respective Iocali-
Ties in the Souti, and. farther. he purposes
making no more changes in offices subject TO
his appointme"t until the commissions of the
resent iucuu,bents shall expire,, except for
such causes as improper conduct. l. othe,
words, he proposes strict adherence to. AID
application ut, the civil services rules.
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HhMLnCK Sw MP, .Sp SE,soN To IHE WHIT.
SULPHUR Srsi,G by Else Lriqh HhtiH~.eY
Ii is refreshing in the p-rm's flo ii of
self ;r,o notice to !nl cue book really worthy of
perusn One IN which i, deep. absorbing mys
tery h;s been aimed al which. woen the book i
finished thu only mystery tnc reader is cogo zan'
OF is hat the author should have alto" ed the work
20 90 fsrh az hrs production. In iAmlock Swamp
no rucs, futile attempt is made. The plot. if plot
it may be called. is easily disc:rne'l. The char
acters are placed on The no ,r.i you see the lead
OF the one aud know the consequent move 81 The
other The charm Of the book consists In the
hea,,iy and simplicity with which IL il written,
the naturaIuess with which the characters are
produced and its freedom from that glowing
grandioouence so familiar with its less worthy
con,en,pnraries Besides the intrinsic merit Of
The hook it possesses loca. interest which will
not fail 10 be appreciated by our city friends =
Much of The scene is al AT the White nphur.
and some in Dur own city 1t will hardly h,'ter
our vanity. however, TO have what we would fain
consider in embryo New York spoken of As y
..auaint old town with narrow streets:' TO have
our Hotels iennnnaied ..inns," and their en'rr :
pri- ing proprietors '.laiaords: :" and last. 1.-the
most ,,nkindest cut Of ail.'' to he mentioned us
'sn obscure village som ewhere in Virginia =
Even with these incongriliies. the book is we'll
worthy OF rer,,sal. and commend it To our
readers especially those who i've in town 1t is
handsomely BOUND, and for sale at Bell Co S
Book Store corner of Main and New streets.
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We have receiver The gra II, ins intelligence

We have receive the era u, in intelligence
that he ciani5io cd1tra;ts mi e Chesa peake
ani OH, "a road, Messr-. Maso Il E!oge.
have completed the healing % L is tunnel =
rnc work pcrtormod was the midst 4 fl lit on
he w,e lin. of ihe road. sidssrs. Masil. (
ilore commenced operations tn tunnel o:l
The 81 ia oi May last, "avias 90 fes. 10 drive,
malt of VIII Gu beng down grade, reiiirei con.
stnt pumping 10 keep the out. Three
pumps we're employed TO carry the water from
The hea Ling 10 The iop OF the shaft, and from 80,
900 100 ~ gallons ri water pumped out
daily: on tHo occasions the water gained rap
lily the pumps TO drive The Inhorars out OF
the shaft. We learn that al II Z. NJ. THURSDAY
la., tide headlng mel. ;lnh bur 400 ice. OF b.t ON
remains be taken To complete the VIII tie
work Oh he ,nnnei Tae en- ire complexion by
inc o,h al ,uue next is Insured. WIN the TEN
porA:y track will be dispensed with. -ittcaaoad
EuOutler
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SIGNIFICANT The Richmond Enquirer.
Of the 2:5Fh contains Inc following paragraph.
II is the first va have heard OF this sngs"s
'ion. but as the Enquirer isl positive. we
presume there is Something ia it. Gen.
" ick ham would make a most excellent
i.ovener and if nonniaate1 viii DE elected:
We learn from sources altogether trust
worthy that rhs President 'avors General
Williams &. Wickham as the Republican,
candidate for Governor of Virginia, aud will
throw he whole wei.ht of the administra-
ton in the canvass to secnre his nomlpatlon
ana election. Seua.or Lewis is in ful ac-
cord with the President in this, end ever,
rtfio,t is now being made TO bring General
Wick ham ont.
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March ~. 1878.
Z.0cNf.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS that an ea-
aygeratea impression nigh, f"a e ca ire ss
{hronah the County and Valley we state me
,nreoss truth 10 ,esard 10 the case Of v .'''
so;a IN this vicinity. A colorea man emp,oy,
.o.' at the ,.' western bnstio Asyln' visited
washington and B.t''aose week befofe last.
ssh a,' alter his return he complained OF
taal;,c unweIl. and was PROMPTLY taken III
80 80 hv one OF the assistant physiclaus at
ths institution After careful examination,
+ was decided tha, he was attacked with a
mild form Of var,ooid, and instantly removed
10 comfo.tlb,e tenement some distance
from the enclosure of tho grounds OF the Asy-
lum, aud the premises placed uadsf strict
quarantine. The patient is improving. rapid
w. and no fears are entertained By the su-
znyesrintendcnt. DR. striblins, of the ma'ady
getting among the patients, or spreading
to the city. We make this statement by au
tbority Of DR. Stribling and Mayor Trout vino
deem It best that the real facts be published
to coun,eract any exaggerated reports t''at
may have been eifcnla'ed
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posru,syrrss VAN LEW.-Thc reno

PosrMlsrHEss VAN LEw.-Thc renom-
ination Of Mis-. Van Leu to be po,tn ,..er
ut Richmond. Virginia. which certain inter
cstro politicians tried 10 defeat. was confirm
ed by tie Senate last Friday. Senator Lew
y o.. whose motion it was laid on the table
on the 10Th instant. explains that he enter
TIMED no feeling against Mss Taa Lew but
procured the delay at the request of certain
Richmond politicians, and alter waiting. a
reasonable eng h Of time tor them to sub
stan.i,tc the charges against her, which they
failed to dn. he asked ne Senate 10 proceed
to Il confirmation. which was done mani
n.o,,slv. The President firmly refused To re-
move Miss Van I1ew t"r the double reason
that she is a annd off eer and rendered v"ln-
Sble services to the Uuion cause during the
late wal.
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Rev. II II. kESSEDY.--kev II. II. Kennedy.
who has adu,ins'e r:l 10 the NJ. E. congregation
of this city, so eccep,ahly and successfully. for
the past three years. left for his new "ppolit-
| mcnt ir i4oudcun county ON Monday last. On
Sur iay morning aud eveain, he fr:tch d his
last sermons 10 very large and interested con
ereea.ipns. We we're hof able. by reason Il IN
disposition, TO attend il tbs morning bat ven
,ured ont in the evening to hear he parting
words Of this Young and popular and truly pi rs
sarvant of the cross His discourse was based
on the Sth verse OF the 4th chap'ef OF fhli'p ans
-4Finallv. brethren, whatever things are ue.
whatever things are honest, whatever things are
lust, whatever things are lovely. whatever things
are good report. if there be any virtue, and II
there be any praise think on these things"
Mr.. Kennedy commenced his discourse by as
suminp that there was nothing so val,ilble or de-
sirab,e a good character, and male tnIs the
main thought in his remarks, laying down as the
hi CHEST type Of character. that OF the true chris
ian. approximating, in ita gradual Development,
to that elevated standard Of character establish
ed and reflected in the life of Christ. Through
ont. his thoughts were practical forcbc and i'm
nrassiye. and created profound impression upon
the attentive listener.
No pastor ever enjoyed the affection AMI este en-
Of his congregation in n greater degree than MIR
Kcnnetv that of the Methodist Church iii Staua
ton. He presents in himself as near an approach
i to the eharac err he described as have ever met
He leaves here with he kind wishes OF all class
es Of our citizens and their fervent prayers both
f,r himself and his amiable and accomplished
ladv who met in an eminent d:gree the duties ana
obligations of minister's wife.
Daring his labors here, the membership of his
tc,urch has been largely increased, numbering
amouo them some Of our best ana most useful Cit
liens. and successful business men The church
building has been improved, new Parsonage
eracel. and every respect he has great reason Ct
Generalization.
lie is succe4de l. in his pastoral duties. by q
preacher of great power. and distinguished at
tainmen,s, who wll have it in lis power ny the
all Of the prayers Of his people, to enlarge the
useeulnt SIS and membership Of the church. III
will NEE With the same generous am: heart tel
sympathy and aid which have been given his pre-
decessor, and i. is earnestly hoped his minstra
tisns will be crowned with ike gratifying results
Rev. S. Resell is one OF the c!earest and mos
attractive speakt rs TO VIII ON we have ever listen
cd and will have fue field for the importan
1oyk in which his life hes been engaged.
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MurriGa.yes.

---------------------
March 20h. - Trinity church, by Rev ". O.
'Huliihe, Capt. j. B Smith. of Shreveport La,
and Mis- N. E. iiuansk formerly of Vicksburq
On the 18th inst, al New Port. by Rev. J. NJ.
Shreckh1se, J. S. tnn afford and Mi.s Susan J.
Taylor, all Of Augusta
On February 2'ta by Rev. James Sni,ler, Rev
Thomas iIll,iebraua OF he Baltimore Confer
ence, (Sou'h.) aud MISS Maggie Neomn, Of
Highland.
At Luiay, on the 29th ult.. by Rev J s. Hutch
inson, J. W Ellison and Miss Virginia Il. Grove.
tsn March l8ih by Rev J. ". Grimm, @ n.
Ariiisntrout and Miss Catharine Armen,rout, ali
of Rockinghairi.
On March 18th, by Rev Mr. Dushong, s L
kirkpatrick and Miss Sue V. Teaford, all OF
ckbridge.
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march 13-3w
Case No. 26tI

Case No, $50
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF TIE JNlTEn
States. for the Western District of Virginia
In Bankruptcy
In he matter Of Reuben Bonds, bankrupt.
To Whom it Nay Concern:
= The Undersigned william NJ. Dorraugh, of
Grove Hill, Page co.iniy. Virginia. hereby gives
noiice Of his appointment, as Assignee OF the
estate of Renhen Bonds. of Rncking Cham comfy.
IN sand District. who was on The 9TH day Of lie
cemher. A. D.. 1872, adiudgesi bankrupt his
own petition by The District Count OF said Dis
trict
Dated, February 2eth. 1873.
WIN. NJ. DORRAUGH,
mareh io-ow Assignee.
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Tho Post Office Department has apprised

The Pest Office Department has apprised
at late contractors aud p"s'inssters to whose
credit balances stand ON final settlement Of ac-
en,in, that such afiioupts mus: be claimed
forthwith. These balances aggregate two
and three nlilIiohsnf dollars and as many of
Them date from i,~fore he beginning Of tha
Trhall;d;, Ii IL tNs. intention Of the Depart
ieul 10 g:ui1aass; Maintaining record Of such
is are i,uslaiHed at the commencement Of the
gsteis.s kscol year
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-MHt'kets.
STANTON MARKETS, Mar. RI.

We report generally dali market, both i.
our, grain and general produce. Or the form
en- there is little Offering an; the supply on hand
is ample with very little engaging by purchasers
We suppose when the farmers are through with
tn air planting seeding, &c. there will be plent;
of produce coming in.
There is g very good demand at this time for
butter, eggs, fowls. &c. Prices are good, AMI
iiousekeepers find some difficulty in keeping
their tables supplied Those who have supplies
of these articles would do well to bring them to
iowa
Business. generally. has been quite dull for the
past week. which is attributed to the eqninoctial
weather and the engagements OF he farmers at
home.
We have nothing special to notice in this issue.
See below the market rates.
RICHARDSON 81 BELL,
Flour and Produce Merchants
Augusta street.
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The following are the appointments for the
Qurterly Meetings in Aeskingham District r.,
Iiarrisdnhurg. March 90, Sharon, Lufay Cir
c,it. April 5, Churchville, April II; Shenandoah
Iron Works, Apri, 10; New Hope, Mt. Sidney
Circuit. April aG: Interchangeable, May Bridge
water May 10; K:ezletown, Rockingham Circuit.
May II; sangersville, May "a Iiensley's, Elk
River Circuit. May ST. Woodstock. June I: Mt.
Jackson. New Market Circuit, Jane IA; Stapn
ton, June 81.
District Stewards meet DIT Aharss Chapel in
IIarrisonbarg Saturday, MartH 2eti Immediately
after morning sermon.
The Senate exoncrl'ed Senator Clayton. OF
Arkansas OF i,nrrorfr ! hnences to secure lis
~, <.fn IF ~ RI e.
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bankrupt Notices.

Case No. 25s.
TN THE DISTRICT cov"g.oF yilE UNITED
L States. for the Western District Of Virginia
In Bankruptcy.
In the matter of Joseph samuels, bankrupt
To Whom il Nay Concern:
The undersigned, William VI. Dorraugh, of
Grove Hill. Page county. Virginia. hereby gives
notice of his appointment Assignee of the
es ate Of Joseph samues, OF Paige county, in said
District. who he 9Th dig or December,
A D, 1872. a'iin'lgea bankrupt on his own pc
titon by the District Court Of said District.
Dated, February 25th, 1878
WIN. NJ. DOREAUGH.
march 13-3w Assignee
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To PUBLIC ScHooL TEAcnERs.-The State Su
rerintendeut OF Education rLa,ie report lew
DAYS since 10 the Legislature, showing that STATE
turds school purposes have fallen lar short
Of the amount necessary TO carry Oh the schos ls
through the present scholastic yenr
Unltss some immediate ncii.n be taken by the
Legislature 30 meet The emergency. ny the set
Element OF nla'y Of the claims Of te.che:s for pay
will necessarily be poned iii the next schol
astic year.
While these accounts will be eventually good
as by tne3 centrac's trustees agreed To pay teach
ers during the PRESENT year, it is properto no
tify the teachers Of he probable delay. and an
thorize them, if unwilling to wait, TO close iheii
schools, Which authority is Hereby given.
j. u GUY.
Coun. y Superintendent:
Staunton, Ma, CHI Gath. 1873
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The V3cx1z SszeIrzxag
MIaG1zzza@s
Orange. ks.x. Il ss,...sssS;ss zs. Hs.
IS TIE ferry BESTt

Orange. Asssx. Il sia:ssses;ss zs. Hs.
" DOUBLE DAILY TRAINS.
On and after SUNDAY, March 8. 1873, tive
daily passenger trains will iur between
NAcHINGT0N and LYNCHBC kG, cfeeting
Iouble daily connections through between NEW
FORK and sew ORLEANS. At GOhBNNSa
WILLIE connection is made hy mail train with tina
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad duly. Sunday sx-
,eptal, to RICHMOND, STANTON, and the
WEST; at .yncirpurg with Atlantic, a.ssis;
sippi and Ohio Railroad for the " est ond South,
vest and at Washington foT the North and
Northwest. ii
Leave Washing ton daily at ! o5 .. M, and $40
o. m and Alexandria 81 8. 10 j.. IN. cad 500 D.
NJ, arriving at LyncAburg at Z. 50 >. III. and 40
q. m -
Leave Lynehbuyg st Q % a. m, and CO o. m
arrveat Alexand;ia at G'l;, a. ~ & J &C y. H.,
and at Washington at 7,l5 .. III. & EGO 81. IT,
For M.saASSAS DIVISION leave Washington
lally Excepting Sunday with u,ain lii.e train st
05 a. N. ana Alexandria at 3:IQa. M. Leave
Manassas Junction at $50 q. after arrival Of
main line ExnIess ttaia frem, LYnchburg; con-
ne,t at strasburg for Winchester and all points
on he Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. and arrive
al Harrisonburg at 4,l2~p. m. thcrce nv Hnrs
man & Co.'S Stage Lines to Staunton, Rawley
Springs, &c. -. vi ~,
Eastward leass Narrisonburg, at $40 a m.
connect at Strssburg with trains TO and from
Winchester: arrive at Manassas at 9:l5 p. M.
in time for mail train South, and connecting
with Northbound Express to Alexandria, max
ing the p. IN. train from Washington to Balt,-
more, Philadelphia and New York.
Leave Harrisonhprg ct 8 40 H., and VIM
chester at me- Strive at Rlchm nd at S SO ..
m I.ynehburg at 4. SO p. H. and New York a.
10 l2 p. M. same day. Leave Lynchhurg at 3 Sc.
NJ. arrive at Harrisonburg at. t.12 p. NJ. ani
Winchester at 2S0 p. m, with good INJECTIONS
forward to all the West.
Elegant sleeping cars, pre- run daily hesweei
New York and Lyrshburg, and by way of Knox
vile, Atlanta and Mobile to New Orleans
Through tickets aEa baggage checked to ali
promneh; points. ~
:. ~. If. BROApUs..
n.4+ ia AsadiSf 1sSfst aheii,
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march 1873
Case no; SS1

Case 70; .s5l.
IN THE DISTRICT 6|itE2 OF THE UNITED
4 States for the Western District of Virginia,
In Bankruptcy.
In the matter Of Stephen rrion bankrupt.
To Whom 1t .Hay Concern -
The undersigned wiliasiM. Borrauch. o,
Grove hlil, Page county, Yirginia, hereby gives
notice OF his appointment as Assignee az HE
estate OF stephe4 Price. of Page county. in sand
District. who was, on the 2lst day OF December
A. D.. 1877, a"judged bankrupt on his own be
tliion by the District Court of s.. d District
Dated, February 18th. 1878
WI. NJ. DoRRAUGH,
'"ss" io-o~ Assignee.
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Dettt;as.

March 3rj. on L,n7ili's creek, Rockingha
Mrs. Hannah Shaver, in the S5th year OF hei
age.
On Marcel, 18th a, D ,yton, J c. NJ. Tnacker
aged l 9 years, months ami days.
Near Mt Clinton. Rockingham, on the 18th in
staut, Reuben Coffman.
On the lIth inst. at his residence on Middle
River. John Teaford, aged Is yesrs.
Near Koiner's store On South River, Mrs Ma
ry F. Bunch, aged 81 years
On March Dad. in Stauaton at the residence
OF her daughter Mrs. 4. q Scott. NJ 8. Ca ha
rine L. Benson, wife of the late judge N. Ban
son, of Montgomery Alabama, i'll the 113fd year
of her age.
On he 23rl inst. near AfidIlebrook Augusta
county, David F. Cemmer. Jr, aged about ~
years. He was young man universally esteem
ed
March o0ih on Kerrs creek. Rockbridse. Mr..
Robert Cumming, aged ii years and 10 days
On March Is IL. in the 23rl year Of her age
Mrs. Mary +. Francisco wife of Harvey C. Fran
cisco, aud diu1 Inter OK Robert J. aud Mary j.
Gleudy. calmly and ciierrtmily surrendered her
spirit unto Col who gave III
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PORCELAIN WoRKs.-The Pcrceiaip Works. 10
Gated near %aynesboro. in this co lnty flse been
sold 10 company OF gentleman. some of them
froa, Virginia. aud two of hem from England
Messrs Easian aud Stewart. II is The purpose
IF the c"'nraiiy 10 comm nee operations in the
manufac ire Of ali forms OF earhen ware as soon
pracicf Bile. and to enlarge tn. capacities of
he stab siihen: bg the addition Of new maehin-
cry. en- l y 30 Or 30 hand. Skilled
verkmAn viii ne procured from England aud The
additional machinery purchased at ea,iy day
Mr.. Stewart has had large experience in This line
OF business an! proposes :" run the Porcelain
X u Ks their fiji lest cap.cily.
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Case no. 1852.

case no. 2J2.
N THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
i States, for the Western District Of Virginia
In Bankruptcy.
La the matter OF John W. Rogers, Bankrupt
II NAom 1t hay Concern:
The Undersigned. William NJ. nnrrraugh. Of
drove mn, Page county, Virginia. hereby gives
no'lce OF his appointment rs Assignee ct the ~.
tue 9f j. ". Rogers, Of Augusta county. in said
D's,f'c.' VINO was. on he % day Of Becerf her.
a - 1872 a"judgtd bankrupt on his own pe
tl'i"n ny fIe District Court Of said District.
Dated, February 2sth. 1873.
$3.50 WM. NJ. DnRRAUGH.
"afeS ,a@ Assikuea
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The olde>, engine driver on tia Chesas
peake aud Ohio road is j: W. asCahailsh.
He RIM the CAST rain ,u,o liyhih8li pl ihe
old Central road twenty-five tears ago, aba
is still july good fellow. siys correspeein.
dent weighing only 2Se roaras'
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We had the pleasure + meeting in our
sanc,n,n yesterday Messrs. Wm Eastcn and
@. Stewart. TWO English gentlemen who
have purchased property in this vicinity -
they were accompanied BY Capt r. F King,
recently Of Tie 18th Reg light Iuiaatry Of
Her Najesty's array and Mr. l.. y kerans.
Capt. king left the army Tor the purpose Of
visiting this c,nn'ry, aud casting his fortune
IN the New Worli 1t is the purpose Of
these gentlemen to locate in the Valley Of
Virginia, II they can see sufficient induce
meats They will meet hearty welcome
rom our people, and every facility offered
them of forming agreeable social and business
relations.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS lIawpe. son OF Jas d.
.s.,.A uaar Greenviste. was seriously injured
last week. by falling from a shtu
Gao Wood Of Nelson cs.n'y' was hi''e' ''-''
veal, hy tue falling of n limb frcn Airee.
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Rev Dr.. McGntfey, Of the University OF
Virginia, is lying il critical condition iro"
pneumonia.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1873-03-27

The dwelling house and barn OF Mrs Aockhaf'
living near Covington. and the residence OF '"ase
cameron, in Ccvngton, were consumed ny hfe
1ast week. Loss in Gael! instance about S2oo