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The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1873-04-03
Tease No. 277sl

THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE: That on the 18th
day of February \ b 1878 Warrant in Bank
ruptcy issued against the estate of William
NJ. TUNER Of augusta County and State Of Vir
g'na. VINO has been adji.dged Bankrupt on his
own petition That the payment of any debts
and The delivery of any property belonging to
sa.d Bankrupt, TO him or for his use. aud the
transfer of any properly by him. are forbidden
by law That meeting of the Cieditors of
said Banklup to prove their debts and choose
one more Assignees of his estse. will be held
at q Court of Bankruptcy. to be holden at the
Office Of the Register in Bankruptcysin Harrison
burg. Virginia. be ore e DOUGLAS GRAY. Esq.
Register On the 25,h day OF April A. Ds1813, at
10 o'coek 4. M. - -:
JOSEPH s. EFFINGER,
Deputy U. S. Marshal, ss Messenger.
aDr,l 3-1t
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rras, No. o78.1

THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE: Tint on the
18th day of February A. d. 1878, Warrant in
Bankruptcy was issued against the estate OF
Frances G Deyier Of Augusta County and State
of Virginia. who has been adJudgel Bankrupt
ON his petition That payment Of any
aebs, and the .leliveryof any property belong
ing 10 said Bankrupt. TO him or for his and
The transfer of any property by him. are forbid
den by law; Thatsa meeting Of the Creditors Of
said Bankrupt, to prove their debts and choose
one or more ,ssignees of his estate. will be he'd
a, Court of Bankruptcy. to be holden at the
office of the Register in Bankruptcy in Harrison
burg Virginia before G. DOUGLAS GRAY, Esq,
Register on the 25th day of April A. D., 1878,
10 . clock A. NJ.
JOSEPH s. EFFINGER,
Deputy U. s. Marshal, as Messenger.
april Ct
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THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE 7 hat on tn. 27,h
day Of January. A d.. 1873 Warrant in Bank
ruptcy was issued against the estate of Philip
Linn Of Augusta c"uafy and Sta'e OF Virginia wha
has heen adjudged a Bankrupt on mis- own petit
n:-rhmt The payment of any debts, and the
delivery of any properly hAlongnyto said Bank
rupt. TO him. for his use. aud The transfer OF
any property by him. are forbidden by law =
That IN aeting of the Creditors of said Bankrupt
to prove th.ir debts and choose or more As
signpes OF his estate. will be held at Court OF
Bank np,cy. to be holden at the Office Of The Reg
,ster in Bankruptcy in Harrisonhnrg. Va, before
g. DOUGLAS GRAY. Esquire. Register. on the
18th day OF April \. b 1873. at 20 o clock A. m
JOSEPH =. EFFINGfR.
Deputy U. $. Marshal.
april SGT. as Messenger.
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The Lynchburg Rrpubh'cn" seems to BE-
excessively concer ned about The patronage ni
the Il1yinian. aud troubles itself more Than
IS necessary to let its readers know that tn.
paper has been designated to publish few
government advertisements. 1t our eolempo
rAry is so very anxious to inform its readers
as to the extent Of that patronage, if it al !
furnish us a list OF it, subscribers We will
send them specimen cory ofthe Iiryinin",
so that they may better understand he mat
ter. We cannot sec. however. thar there +
an, direct interest the RrpubItca;. has in it,.
IF it will manage To attend to that which
more Immediately concerns tits own bu~i-
pess--probabIy it would make as much, aud
command as mnci, respect.
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TCnse No. 256 I

TUIsIS TOGlVE NOTICE: That on the 18th
day of February, A D, 1873, Warrant in
Bankruptcy was issued against the estate of Gen.
W. Eu,slsr. of Port Republic. Rockingham Co. and
State of Va. who has been adjudged Bankrupt
on his own petition That the payment Of any
debts. and the delivery Of any property BELONG
ing to said Bankrupt. 10 him or for lis use. and
the transfer of any property by him are forbid
den by law THAT meeting OF the Credi-
tors of said Bankrupt. to prove their debts and
choose one or more Assgnees Of his estate. will
be held at a Co4rt Of Bankruptcy. to be Golden
at The office Of the Register in Bankruptcy in
IIarri>o,, burg. Virginia. before c. DOUGLAS
GRAY. Register. on the lth day of April.
A. D., 1873, at 10 o'clock, q. m.
r.. ..;s..,. IN. AS GRAY. U s. Marshal.
per JOSEPH $. EFFlNGER.
Deputy U. s. MARSHAL, as Messenger.
mar 27-2t
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s it ent b. y. 1t VS. this that the Eepn1-
cauisp. of Je:fers on contemplated.

it eIst b. y. 1t W - this that TIE hepoo-
eanism of Jefferson contemplated.
Not oslY IS it the du'y Of the government
TO regulate the hours Of systematic labor, but
the time is coming. aDd lies in the near tu-
tu,e when universal system OF education
will be enfgreed railroads and teicsraphs
will be regulated by just laws, ana grinding.
tyranpical, discriminating mouopoIies. rooted
out az ohat, uctious to the intellectual and
material progression OF the country. The gi-
, yantc strides of the railraad conbinat ions of
the age. towards desp"tic power, are startling.
1t will become the dusy of The national gov
eminent to assert it's authority to protect the
people, and establish uniform Laws to control
the channels Of commerce aud business COM
muuicatinn throughout the limits of our do
main, at the same time that it provides gen.
eral system Tor universal education These
will become essential TO the fu development,
and application Of the Republican ideas as
pr"mu' gated by j. fferson
These general thoughts look now like rad
ical Innovations They are, and in this SENSE.
We are radical. We are radically opposed TO
any system 0: laws that restricts the iutellec-
.ual and material development Of the conn
try, and We favor any radical legislation that
protects the rights and eolarge> the liberty of
the great mass of the people. Radicalism
does not mean, in legitimate pathological
interpretation, The destruction or fanatic,l
Invasion Of the established healthy truths Of
government aud conservative safeguards Of
our political institutions. Its proper appca-
ton is to fragrant errors, corruptins wrongs.
and dangerous doctrines and policies, which
require correction and sometimes obiiteraton
to preserve the body polite. This is age
of progress, aud II demands an enlarged range
Of legislation to counteract the stupendous
abuses of power by soullcss corporations, and
the enlightenment OF the popular understand
ing that it may comprehend and apply the
remedies these abuses call for. We are rad
zeal in the sense that it requires an enlarged
and heretofore dub fully regarded exercise
OF national power to pr eserve the liberties ut
the people, and save communities aud States,
from the unchalIenged aud corrnptlng infu-
ence cf class combinations, that are doing
more to paralyze the energies of the people
aud to corrupt government both State and
National, than all other az. nces united.
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Tease No 2761

THIS IS 10 GIVE NOTICE: That on the
9TH day of February A. D.. 1873, Warrant in
Bankruptcy was issued against the es,at. Of An
drew Dsakers Of Augusta County and State OF
virgini. who has been adjndged Bankrupt on
his own petilon:-That the payment Of any
debts, and Tho delivery If any property belonging
10 said Bankrupt, to him or for his use and the
transfer Of any pronerty by him. are forbidden
by aw:-That mettng of the Creditors Of said
Bankrupt. 10 prove their debts and choose one or
more A.signees Of his estate. will be held at a
Court of Bankruptcy. to I've holden at the office OF
the Register in Bankruptcy in larrisonburg,
Virginia. before C. llOUGLAS GRAY. Esq. Reg
lister, on the 25th day Of April a, B., 1878, at
10 o'clock a: m
JOSEPH S. EFFINGER.
Deputy U. S. Marshal. as Messenger.
april Ct
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tIdsp NO 37z.
THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE. That cd fhs An
day Of February. 1878. = Warrant in Bankrupt
cy was issued against the estate of William G..
Pierce of Clarke county. and State of Wiz
snia who has been adjudged Bankrupt. hi.
own petiti"n That the payment Of any dssls.
and he delivery of any property belonging to
said Bankrupt, TO him or for hts use. and the
transfer of any properly by him are forbidden
by law: That meetisg Of the creditors OF said
Bankrupt to prove theit debts and choose ons
or more Assixnees of his estate. will he held at
Court Of Bankruptcy. 10 bs holden at h- office o.
the Res.s'er in Bansrupiey, in Hs risonburg.
Va before g. DOUGLAS GRAY, Register, on
tn. 25th day q April, A. D., 1879. At 10
,'clock q III.
JOSEPH 9. EFFINGER.
Deputy U. s Marsh>l. IS Messenger.
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A bill has passed the Legislature iocorpo
rating the Oak aud Institute at Doe Hill,
Highland county. Also bill to incorporate the
Rockbridge McAdam, Road Company. Also
to incorporate Brooks Gap, Hardy and Hamp-
shire Railroad Company, [Oa our first page
will be found an explanation of this bili.]
john W. Minnck, has bren appointed No
tary Public. and } B. Aniss, escheAtor for
Rockingham county.
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april BIT
Tl,,s. No 273 I

Case No 273.
THIS rs TO GIVE NOTICE: That on III .
4th day Of February. A. D.. 1872, .srr.nt in
Bankruptcy was issued against the estste of
George A. Mayse of Bath county ani State
OF Virginia, who has been adjudged a Bankrupt
on his own petition That the payment of any
debts. and the delivery Of NY properly belongings
to said Bankrupt. to him for his use. and the
transfer Of any property by him, forbidden
by law ;-Thtt meeting of the Creditors OF
said Bankrupt. to proYs their debts and choose
one AssEnees of his estate, will be hold
| at Cour of Bankruptcy. to be holien at the
| Office OF tbs Register in Bankruptcy in Hnrri-
.onhnrx Virginia, be'oreC Douglas Gray. Esq,
Register, the 25th day OF April, A. D.,
1873, 81 10 clock nj.
JOSEPH 8. ErFINGER.
Deputy U. s. Marshal.
april At a.. Messenger.
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The gifted and e,rdi,e .di,or of the fla,

The gifted aud e,udi,e EDITOR Of the Har-
rsonburg OIL Commonwealth. understands
the science OF philocsy. and the etymoogy
of language. top well to use the term Rrdt-
cat in the offensive sense that the ordinary
penny-a-liners employ it, and therefore we
conclude that it was with full cp,nprshan-
, sion OF its legitimate meaning that he tossed
Col Hughes. Col. Mostly, Capt Lursy aud
| the editor OF the TTryimiun body aud hrecch-
O., into tn. Radical camp last week So
! far as the literal sign tieation OF the sHo
terms R".iiraltsm and Democrary-is cot.-
cerped, the latter is BY tar the more
pulsiye. for there could be SAFETY in gov
ernmeui. or security TO person or property If
We had TO rest system Of iaxs npon the
reckless, pu,rld PASSIONS Of hcensel mob g
racy We as .ums that he fully understands
that neither of the parties to whom he aiiu
died. woa'd sancs'nn any innovation up'o
the true Interests If Virginia. no more than
he would himself, and that thew really baliey-
ed. 10 braving popular e|a,nor. that they wore
acting in harmony with the genuine welfare
nt the State. Party names, it words are 1"
be literally construed. mean but very little.
The C,aseroaftse party, il it i. To BE- judged
by The action of the Legislature it elected. il
the very type OF offensive rsd.calism. and
Ocnaocrocy, as understood by the original
IDEAS that lay at its base. was the nearest ap
preach to the true theory of R--pahlcan gov
eminent. The so-callsd r micat party of to.
day opportunities closer to the Democracy of
| Anlrew Jackson. than any political organic
tiou that has existed since his time 1t is in
the results aimed at. and the inca il used to
accomplish them: that parties are judged -
Aud believing that practical fanasical radical
ism would be inaugurated by tie election Of
proverbiai fanatic, through Democratic and
Conservative instrument ,iities, we chose tn
alive ends, 10 the election of Grant over Gree
!ey. We do not think it lies ia he mouth Of
any man vino supported Horace Greeley to
charge radical. in its common acceptance
against his neighbor who supported Grant.
L. is radical misappliaainn of terms, and to
get at the real, substantial truth, the appli-
cation must be reversed.
Coils. Hughes aud Mo,by ar. we'll known
70 the State. They are known as true men
warm in their attachments to Virginia, and
worthy Of the trust OF the people IN any Pr
sidion. Capt. Lurty is less known but none
the less deserving. He is "a gentleman. a.
the editor of the Old Commonwealth we'll
knows, truly conservative in all his vews-a
young lawyer of decided promise boid, out
spoken advocate of what he believes to BE-
right. and destined. if he lives, tc make his
mark 10 the future politics of this Safe. it.
unfortunately for himself, he should co isen.
TO be drawn from the in;us.rioIs pursuit of
| profession he il SO we'll qualified 10 adurn.
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Tease No. 27O I.

Case No. 270
THIS IS 70 GIVE N0TIcE: That on tn.
28th day Of January. A. D.. 1873, Warrant in
Bankruptcy was Issued against the estate OF
Levi T. Baker Of Warren coxnty and State
Virginia, who hiss been sdjudged Bankrupt Oh
his own petition That The payment Of any
debts and the delivery of any property belong
ing TO said Bankrupt to him or for his use. and
the transfer ef any property by him. for
hidden by law;-1hat meeting Of inc Cred
itors of said Bankrupt. to prove their debts and
choose on. or more Assignees of his estate. will
be hell at a Court of Bankruptcy. to be holden
ut the Office of the Register in Bankruptcy in
Harri.onbnrg. Virginia. before G. Douglas G1ay.
Esquire. Register on the 25th day Of April
A. D., 1878, II 10 O'Clock a m
JOSEPH S. EFFINGER.
Deputy U. s Marshal.
april 3-2t as Messenger.
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[.fase M. ESQ l
april 3-2t:.

THIS rs 70 GIVE NOTICE.: That an the
23th dry Of January. A D. 1873, Warrant ia
bankruptcy was issued against the estate Ct
Jonas Baker. Of Warren County aud State
Of Virginia. who has been adjudged Bank
rpt on his petition THAT the payment Of
any debts. and the delivery of any properly he
longing 20 said Bankrupt TO him or for his
and the transfer of any property by him. are
forhi lrn by law THAT meeting Of the Cred
itors Of sail bankrupt to prove their debts and
choose one Or more Assignees of his estate. viii
he he'll at Court of Bankruptcy. 10 be holden at
'he office o. the Register in BANKRUPTCY in HAT
risouhurg. Virginia. hi fore g. Douglas Gray Es
qnire. Reg.s'sr On tine 25th day of April, A.
D., 1873, at ~ o clock M
JOSEPH s. EFFINGER,
Deputy U. 5. Marshall, ~ Messenger.
fah IA
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Good EifiSe Faran for saie.-lhs
~ undersigned. wishes To sell privately, the
| ia, m which he lives, sitHste North River
and Mason Run. near the village of Mt Scion,
| IN The connty of Augusta and right on the
veyed lue of the Washington. Cincinnati and
st. Louis Railroad.
Mile. Saw Mills. Stops. Schools and Churches,
| wi! hin haif f.ile of the Farm. The tract
tains 1881 Acres. one half IN Timber, and the
| other uot-r good state of culture.
The soil is cayey and sandy Joan. in the
bottoms aud good quality OF limestone tho
uplands.
There is a good ORCHARD of .slect fruit ca
the farm. A
Fences good. House and Barn plain, but sub
| sfantial
The farns can Ire bought cheap. and on terms to :
! suit the purchaser Address.
THOMAS H. SHUMATE.
Mt. Soon.
april 6 cow Augusta county, Va.
| fNIiESAPEAKE AID OHIO RAlLROAD-On'
t and after Is. OF april, 1873, the passenger
! trains viii RUB az follows:
WESTWARD
Maui TRAls.-Leayes Richmond 80
| daily except Sunday, connecting with Orange,
AiexaDdria and Manassas railroad at Gordons
vile and Charlottesville and arrives at Staunton
3. Al p. and at White Sulphur Springs at 822
p. M.
| EXPRESS TRAIN Leaves Richmond at 10 D. m.
daily except Saturday and arrives at Staunton
3 40 aud ut Huntington at 5 so H. Steam
er leaves Huntingdon on arrival uf the train. an
| arrives at CincrIati ri o'clock next morning.
This train steps between Richmond AMI White
Sulphur only al Junction. Go, louisville, Char
| lottesvi'le. Staunton, Goshen ami Govington.
AcooMMop.Ti"N Tnais.-Leaves RICHMOND At
4:35 p. daily. except Sunday, and arrives at
Gordorsvilie at g. Is p. m
EASTWARD. lf>N
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Deputy Q. s Marsb>l, 50 Ness
april SIT
Cnse No. 27i.1

[C"se No. 27I.l
THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE; That Cd She
Goth d.y Of January, A. D, 1873, warrant n
Bankruptcy was issued against the estate Of
Henry 7. Propst. of Rockingham county and State
II Virginia. who has been adjulged Bankrupt.
his ows petition THAT the payment Of any
debts. and the delivery Of any property belonging
to said Bankrupt. to him or for his use. and the
tr~asfer of any property by him are forbidden hy
law: That a meeting of the Creditors Of said
Bankrupt. 10 prove THAR debts and choose one d:
more A.signees Of his estate. will be held At .
Court of Bankruptcy. TO be holden at the ofias Of
the Register in Bankruptcy in Harrisonbnrg. vir
gsuis. before G Duugls. Gray, Esquire, Register
on the 25h dey Of April, a. d., 1878, vt 10
o'clock, =. M
JOSEpHS. EFFINGER.
Deputy U. s Marshall
april 3-2t ns Messenger.
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Mr. j b. Waller, ct the Norfolk Jour.
nal. aid j. Barren Hope. of the Norfolk
E'ryini"n, had made arrangements to fsh. a
duel in North Carolina last week II 9
mayer of Non folk getting intimatieu Of their
purpose. haG them both arrested and bou ID
over not to engage in any suoh past time Fl r
twelve months, either in or out Of the S at,
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4 fearful t'rnad, passed over Mississippi
on FRIDAY n'yhs AT Canton number OF
houses were blown down, aud several rersons
Killed. The storm Was very severe through
the country. killing as high as evenly per-
sous, and blowing down 30 houses.
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Take NOtice,--We are receiving almost
L daily, new goods. which we propose to sell
as low a. they can be bought and at the same
time, guarantee entire ga isfaetion.
Respectfully. OFT Il STABLER.
apl 8 at the RED FRONT Drug store.
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Orange, Alex. 4 Naa"assas r. II.

"
On and after TUESDAY, April |. 1873; tws
daily pa .seus.r trains will run bet ~een'
WASHINGTON and LYNCHEUhG. ehtctinE
ido'Ihie daily connections through between NEW
lCfsH ahd NEW ORLEANS. AT GOknONb-
VILE connection is made by mail train with ths
chesapeake aud Ohio Railroad daily. Sunday sss
cepted to kn,HNOND,. srAUATON, and thS
VEST at Lynchburg with Atlantic, Mississ
,ippi and ohio Railroad for the West and Souih-
west and at Washington for the North and
Northwest.
Leave Mashingt on daily at C5a M. ard $50
D m and Al AaI;dria al 10 n M aid $40 p:
M. arriving at Lynchburg IL. 50 p III. ana NV
l. m
Leave Lynehburg al GOA. m and GO a. M.
Arriyeat ,lpxandria ut 6 10 a. m Il Hoo D m,
and Mt Washington at Z Is p. m. s IL co a. N,
For MANASSAS DIVISION leave Washington
daily excepting Sunday with main line train At
7 o. a. IN aud Alexandra at S:1oa. m. Leave
Manassas Junction at 1O00a IN after arrival Of
main line Express tain from Lynchburg; con-
net at Srrasburg tor Winchester and all poln's
OH The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. ana "r 1
1T Harrisonbn,; al 4:40 p. M. thence y 81,
man Il Co.'S. Stage Lines to Staunton' A'""'
Springs, sc. olo
Eastward leave Harrisonburg' a. oo ~
| connect at Strasburg with trains ~ ok nix un
Winchester; arrive at Manassas a" " a. :"
in t;mo f,r m.;I train South main fhe TO kich-
| mond Lvnchbure and the Scn'h ana connecting
lin vor,hhonnd Express 10 Alexandria, max
inc rho ! n N. I, ain from Washington to Bslt,-
more. Philadelphia and New York.
Leave Harrisonburg al 40a. m, and Win.
! host.r at S a m arrive al Ricl mol nd at s 80 o.
! m Lvnchburg at 90 p. m and New YORK 1t
| 10 l2p. M same day. Leave Lyuchhurg at 3 q.
M. arrive al Iiarrisonburg at 40 p. M. and
Winchester at 9 30 p. m, with good connections
forward to all the West
Elegant sleeping cars are run daily between
New York and Lynehhurg. and by way Of Knox
Vile. Atlanta and Mobile to New Orleans
Through tickets and baggage checked to all
prominent points.
J. NJ. BROApUs,
spril 3-ts Genera, Ticket AsesA.
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eighty two Gems provided thar the sum of fifteeR
and eighty two ceGrs in carrency. ipcudedin IN
appropriation If fifty four thousand and n;n.ty.
nine dolsrs and thirteen cents made for said n.
dams by the act Of May twenty ninth. eob,e.r,
hundred and sevenfytwo. shall be covered into
the treasury. And the Secretary of The Interisrf
is hereby nihorized 10 sell eighty six twenty.
one hundre';b AID ei2htieth fsrts OF the several
classes Of bhud> held by him trust for and be -
longing 70 The P0ffawatumie Indians. and paw
the proceeds thereof without any deduction, in
compliance with the provisions Of said treaties,
it being the share Of said eighty six persons in
the bonds belonging TO said Indians.
r IL be ront,yueI I
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rhe body Of the brother of Senator York
has beer. fund two miles west of Usage mis-
sion, Kansas. :. He had been. shot and. c't,-
ceaed in the bushes. Ths is the seventh
murder ia that locality within the last six
,uantbs,
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TIE bill extending the Jurisdiction of JUS
tees Of the peace to 500 Vas defeated ia
tie lie islatnre
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ytrE OF INHERENT,

Tire Leslskssurc has ;r1,pted the report Of
the Print COMMITTEE the two houses on the
i, tercst question. It provides where there
i. no special contract, s'xpercent. per
aanum shall be the Fate Of interest BY spe
cial contract. written in the evidence of
contract. eight per cent. may be charged :
The penalty for usury will be the for
iei.ure Of all interest charged in excess of
tx per cent The bin passed. the Senate by
a vote Of q ayes to 9 noes. Ia the House
rhe vote was 81 ayes and 40 noes. Messrs.
Hanger and Lightner voted aye, and Roller
nay
Hon. j. b Sener. member of Congress
from the fredericksburg district. has written
a We sensible letter. in reply to an arplica-
tion for appointment to the cadetship at An
napolis. lie says he regards himself as the
representative of his entire district, and that
for him, a fredericksburg man, to appoint a
Fredericksburg boy. w.lid be manifassly IN
just TO other applicants nness the youth re-
ceives the recommendation of a board Of ex-
an,I;.ers whose d,ty it will be to select the
best qualified applicant. He therefore has
determined to submit the claims of all appli-
cants, ard invitation is extended to all actual
residents Of the district between the proper
ages, To appear before Board Of Examiners
on the 10Th Of May, to compete for the po
sition.
We nsy remark. in this connection, that
Mr.. Sencr promises to be very useful and
Efficient representative. He is young mar
yet. full of energy, well educated, and capac;.
~ Of high order
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Ecu Advertisements.
DOCTOR R. s. HzHILroN.
OFFICE

Ga Main. between New and Market streets,
(and diagonally opposite Valley Bank,)
april 3-2t Stanton. Va.
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I,EMPLE OF FASISfON.-Mrs. K.
4 VI kELi.HY fakes 0reaf r,lea sure in an.

A 600 Yards Beautiful Prints
L. apri!3 W. IT, WELLER.
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NASSiMERE5 for Men and Boys, in great va
~ r,ety and very cheap.
aprfI3 W u wEr.TPR.s
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1873-04-03

q 2oO pounds Of Damarara Sugar, very CHEAP
q. ,soI pounds z Il. Sugar very cheap.
o"1ee fniver'zed and granulated sugars, cheap,
and full supply Of fresh Groceries.
apri, 3 II WELLER.