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The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1873-12-25
Deputy Q. 5. MaTshal, as messenger
dee 1927
F Case No. 1851

tbs rs TO GIVE NOTICE, That on the LIST
day of Nov A. D., 1873. Warrant in Bankrupt
cy WAS issued against the estate of David F.,
Doyel, of Alma, Page county. and State
of Va, who has been adjudged Bankrupt on hi.
own petition That the payment of any debts,
and the delivery of any property belonging to
said Bankrupt, to him for his use, and the
transfer of any properly by him are forbidden
by law: That a meeting of the creditors of SAID
Bankrupt to prove their debts and choose one
or more Assignees Of his estate. will be held at
Court of Bankruptcy, to be holden at the office of
the Register in Bankruptcy, in Harrsonburg,
Va, before G. DOUGLAS GRAY. Register,
the 22nl day of January A. D.. 1874. at 10
o'clock, a.. m. JOSEPH S. EFFiNGER,
Deputy U. S. Marshal, as Messenger
doc 10
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THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE That on the 25th
day of Nov, A. D., 1878, warrant in Bankrupt
cy was issued against tho estate OF Bernard p.
Teel, of McGaheysville, Rockingham co.. and
State of Virginia, who has been adjudged Bank
rupt on his own petition That the payment Of
any debts and the delivery Of any property be-
longing to said Bankrupt, to him or for his use,
and the transfer of any property by him, for
hidden by aw;-That meeting Of the creditors
Of said Bankrupt, to prove their debts and choose
one or more Assgaees Of his estate. will be held
OF Court Of Bankruptcy, to be holden at the
Office of ths Register In Bankruptcy in Harrison
burg, Va. before O. Douglas Gray. Esq. Regis
ter, on the 2aEd day Of January, A.. b.. 1874, ct
10 o'clock T. M JOSEPH S. EFFINGER,
Deputy .. s. Marshal, as Messenger
dec I8-2t
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| A MELANCHOLY DEATn.-In our obituary COL
ran will be found the announcement ofthe death
bf Mics Matte McCue, daughter Of Mrs Cyrus
|McCae, which occurred on the 18th, at the resi-
Hence of her aunt, Mrs. I. j. Parkins Miss Nc
|Cue had just returned from Boarding School in
Fauquier county, to spend the holidays at home.
se<ing from excessive fever, and her mind wan
aexsEg. She had taken cold, from changing her
dress, to attend an entertainment before leaving
Aae Academy and before she reached her destina-
Eioa the esmplaia, developed itself as above stated
Her mother met her there, but not in the flush
and glse efrssy Health as she expected. Death
gas there, and had seized upon the bright young
life set Ais. victisn.
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Cease No. 637.)

lCase NO. O5I $1,000 =
THIS IS TOGIVE NOTICE THAT On the 20th
day Of Nov, A. D., 1873, Warrant in Bankrupt.
cy was issued against the estate Of Chapman
Powell of Roadside, Rock'ham Co., and State
of Virginia. who has been adiudged Bankrups
on his own petition THAT the payment Of any
debts and the delivery Of any property belonging
to said Bankrupt, to him or for his uss. and the
transfer Of any property by him. ar. forbidden
BY law That meeting of the creditors Of said
Bankrupt, to prove their debts and choose one or
more Assignees of his estate. will be held at =
Court of Bankruptcy, to be holden at the Office sf
The Register in Bankruptcy in Ilarrisonburg,
Virginia, before G. Douglas Gray, Esq, Regis.
Ter. on the 22nd day Of January a. D.. 1874, a.
10 o'clock m. JOSEPH EFFINGEE,
Deputy 0. s. Marshal as Messenger.
dec 1875 HtAsa 4sEe ~ .s sfi
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dec 1926
TCass No. 527. |

THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE: That on tha
3rd day of Nov. "A D., 1873. Warrant in Bank.
ruptcy was issued against the estate of Gee. C.
Harris, of Whitehall, Frederick Co., and
State of Va. who has been atJudged a Bank.
rupt on his own petition That payment of any
debts, and the delivery Of any property belong
ing to said Bankrupt, TO him or for his use, sn
the transfer of any property by him, are forbid
den by law That a meeting of the Creditorr.'
said Bankrupt, to prove their debts and choo,.
one OF more Assgnees of his estate. will be held
at Court of Bankruptcy, to be holden at the
Office of the Register in Bankruptcy in Harrison.
burg, Virginia, before G. DOUG LAS GRAY, Esq.
Register. on the 22nd day of jan, A. d., 1914.
a. 10 . o'clock A.. NJ. IT, 81.
JOSEPH S. EFFINGER,
Deputy U. s. Marshal as Messenger.
dee 1S ct :.
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CiTY Pubic ScHooLs.-The City Public Free
FhSois were closed yesterday at noon, and will
lot be opened again until Msnday next, the goth
st. They will also be closed on Thursday next,
be First of January, 1874
1--WE are gratifed to learn that the Schools are
Eogressing admirably. There are now 5e7 reg
tered pnpils-S44 white, and 1e3 colored The
ystem of discipline and general management
Established are working finely. The popular
onadence is besng attracted, and the prospect
that We will be soon able to boast the best
schools in the State.
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ILalse No I'D ]

TAIS rs 70 GIVE NOTICE.: That on the
l2.h day Of Nov, 4. D. 1873. Warran, in
Bankruptcy was issued against the estate oYReb..
L. Moore, Of Millbore' Springs, Bath So. and
State Ct Virginia, who has been adiudged Bank
rupt on his own petition THAT the payment q
any debts, and the delivery Of any property be.
longinb to said bankrupt, to hiss for his use.
and the transfer Of apy property by him. are
forbidden ny law Fiat . meeting 81 the Cred
TORS fsail Bankrupt, to prove their debts an.s
choose one more Assignees Of his estate, will
be held at Court of Bankruptcy. TO be holdenah
the Office of the Register in Bankruptcy in Hsy.
risonburg, Virginia, before G. Douglas Gray, Es-
quire. Register. on the 22nd day Of January, A.
D., 1874, ct 10 o'clock a. IN. =
JOSEPH s. EFFINGER.
Deputy U. s. Marshall, as Messenger,
dec 1926 NJ III
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Names Of Loyal Gaimants," against the U S
States, with amount Of claims

Names Of Loyal ciaimants,'' against the S
States, with amount Of Claims
Roch5rsdye county. -Andrew Agner S. 20, John
Agner 205, Chas I Andersen l75, VIVA Darids on
los, JasG Diken 81, Philip Englegasn e75. Lee
Tory Gilbert LEO. GAS Harris estate il5. Lucy
Jordaas est ste.594, Henry Judy $50, Gas W Kel-
SO 3ls, James, 4a5 ohn Lam aa3S, sam'l Nc
Corkle 45o, Mn NJ MeKenny IFS, galle Nor
cross l25, Wa II OFT l. 005, Jas Potter 142, Az
drewsshaver 600, Geo Taylor 500,
aa.ghlond eountg.-Mary A Bird $780, VIM C
Bird 227, Jacob Briscpe 2e5 Alex Gilmore 1880.
ABE aham Gum 2052. Isaac Gum 1.3l6, Emanu-
81 ,Propst $50, Mary Warner 2lo, Elizahath Wade
22a. james Wade GOO.
Ban eoaaty.-Harriet Bradley saGs, John
Lauders j. 1850, A;e1 McCl;ntock 1872. Richard
Eatlif sl5rAndrew Sharp 81, Heary Wade L.
Aneghany lcounty.- -AndSew and Mary Airing
ton $3.50, Daniel Beekner $40, Sarah Brown l. 7l2,
lanes Bur 1925, Mary Crizer 1.15o, Thos
darman ESQ, James Harry l.442. Jesse Hum
Pn a '2S6. YIN ilumphries III, Thos Hurley
4oe, Crop jackson 794, John Kelly 94e7, S
hlncade S2S. Arthur Lee 245, John McMann 545,
annie an Perslngsr s2p, Hannah SsuH zoo, Jno Tyre
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es bridges over North riter,i the vicinity of
Crawford, have been COMPLETED, AMI that the
ok laying is progressing gradually. The
'inlin is expressed that the entire road will bs
running order during the month Of January
he equipments will certainly be complete BY
art spring, preparatory to the accom- odation
I te travel incident to that season. The 70 d
roi Harrisonburg to Stanton is pronounced
% bone of the best in the Uuited States.
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MEMPHIS ORpHANs.-The spacious Hall
Of the Augusta Female Seminary was we'll
filed on Tuesday night last, in attendance Oh
the Concert given By the pupils Of that In
stltutipn, for the benefit of tho Memphis or
phans. The programme embraced selections
Of appropriate pieces, which, under the d.
rection Of Prof. Koerber, assisted by Prof
Hamer and Miss Daniels, were admirably
rendered. The solo by Miss Cowan was re-
spoaded to BY the audience with continued
manifestations Of approval, which could not
be suppressed until the young lady again
made her appearance, in another piecs Of ov-
en- richer merit, aud sang with yet more
charming effect. 'Einale from Opera la
Sonamb recitativo solo and chorus
tho solo by Miss Crawford, Of thia city, was
the erawning performance Of the evening
The q Musical Joke," Grand orchestral per-
Torrance by 2 Lady Brass Band, occasioned
much merriment, as the young ladies, With
their TO- instruments, and irrepressible tit
teripg, performed their aEotsed parts.
The entire exhibition was highly credita-
Bile not only to the artistic culture of the
young ladies, but to those who conceive d
sDd executed Che charitable design.
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ICase No, 6221

Case No. 624 4
THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE That on The lqth
day Of Nov, A. D., 1873. a Warrant il Bant.
rupfcy was issued against the estate Of Iamos ii
Moore, Jr, Mllboro' Spr'gs, Bath Co. and State Or
va, who has been adjudged bankrupt On hsi own
!.s ;-fhat the payment Of any debts, and
bankrupt, TO him or for his use, and ths srassr.r
OF AIRY property by Kim. are forbidden by law
-ihata meeting Of the creditors Of said Bank.
rupt to prove their debts and choose one or rnor,
Asslgnees of his estate, will be held at Cear, ~
bankruptcy, to ba Aosdsa at the Office ef III
t'sgisIer in Bankruptcy. at Harrisonburs, Va.
os'ore =. DouEtAS GRAY. Esq, Register, OH
she 2znd day Of jan, A. D., 1874, s.. 80 s'e,ock
= n. JOSEPH s. EFFlNGER,
Deputy o. $. Marshal az Messenger.
Dec 1871
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E,Probably the Empower William Of Germa
ny may be the next Of the great men Upon
whom the writers Of obituaries will be re-
CURED to exercise their talents. He has been
in bad health for several years, and a Berlin
telegram announces that he has had an at
tack of apoplexy, which to one Of his years
cannot but be decidedly dangerous.
ADVENT OF THE SEASON itdman 4 Co.'s
Comedy Theatre Engagement Of the charming
young Actress and Vocalist, supported by a full
corps of talented Artists, VIII appear at Town
Hall for few nights, commencing Friday, De-
cember 26th
Attention ! A merry christmas to one and all
W. S. Stutz.
IA large lot Of fresh Oysterns, Celery, Fish, just
received at " S Stutz.
Prime Shell Oysters in largo quantities at W S
Stutz.
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THE Asst PnorERry.--The Valley Railroad
Company have purchased the Asst property
about which there has been some controversy,
and litigation, for the sum $l7,5oo 1t includes
the brick dwelling, out buildings and about nine
acres of. land. We understand that 1t
is the purpose of the railroad authorities to
locate the freight depot at this point. rms
will require, in order to get a proper LEVEL o
considerable amount Of filing.
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FEsIN RocKINGHAM.-The dwelling house
|of n David Hartman, about 2 miles northwest
|froHarrisonbarg, was destroyed by ire on the
l4inst. Some of the furniture &C., was also
bed. Insured for $500 in the Vest Rocking
IN Insurance company.
The smoke house, of Henry Harnesberger, liv7
Is near Cross Keys, was burned last week. 1t
|ntained all his winter pork, he having but re-
|ntly butchered.
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EE SrAuNroN Posi- OFFICE is to be removed
orarily to the new brick building on Fred
street, belonging to Mr. John B Hoge. Maj
.nau, the new postmaster, could net secure the
snt rocms from the lessee, Nr JOHN A Noon.
under Mr. Sears, the former postmaster, as
kpects ITO go into business il thsm.
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STAMPING DEPOT.

STAMPING DEPOT.
Stamping on Linen, Cotton or Flannel, neatly and
,1 quickly executed.
ORDRns from the country. amounting to $500
and upwards, will receive prompt attention., and
the packages delivered free Of charge.
We are satisfied that if persons favor us with
cali before purchasing they will be amply repaid
for their trouble. aud vii! 60 away delighted,
bearing their BUNDLES with them. call is all
we ask and we guarantee prices Remember, some
have called after purchasing elsewhere, and
learned t. their sorrow that they had lost money
by not calling and making their purchases of
dec ii j. w. NEWTON
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E WHlsKEY TAx.-The Washington Rseu5li-
IF the asrd, has the following paragrat h:
|Pn. James sener, of Virginia. has receiv-
Rd referred to the Committee OF Ways and
hs o TIE House, @ letter from Bumgardner
|ns, Of Stannton. w., the long established
successful distillers, advocating the recon-
|iation Of the Secretary of the Treasury for
ucrease of the tax on phiskey.
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LucE We see it stated in one Of the Valley
|rs, that the claim of Mr, John scanlon, of
FisonbYrg. for property destroyed in Geor-
during the war, amounting to S51, 600, was
ced to }ss4,4le, and allowed by the court of
ps. Ifsthis statement bsitrue, it viii put
FcanloH on his feet again. But we have seen
fhcial announcement Of it
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igsN Mclaughlin has grnted charter to
Panther Gap Ircn company, the principal
'e Of which is to be in Stanton. The officers
WEn. r. johnson, Of Richmond, president,
and tsessursr Samuel Colt, of
u bfd, CT, Howell Fishe., John Echols, H
Sell, and Z. Il. Ca:lett, ofstAunton, directors.
u. Bell, secretary. The minimum capt.
f$4o, 900, and the amount Of land not to ez-
two thousand acres
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CHnIsTmAs SolREE- Being unable to at
tend the entertainments given at Mozart
TALL last week, by tkr Professors and pu-
pills Of the Virginia Female Institute we take
from the Spectator the following notice:
The FIRST of these Christmas entertain
ments was that Of the Virginia Female In
stitute. given in "Mosart Hall" on last Fri
day night The hall was early crowded with
a select and invited audience. The enter
tainmen opened with French eornedle en-
titled lie Bracelet" played by eight young
ladies. They were tastefully and approprl-
ately costumed and sustained their charac-
tiers in manner deserving the highest
praise.
The rest Of the evening was devoted pfin-
cipally to vocal end instrumental music
To say that this portion Of the entertainment
was under the direction of Prof. Richard
will be sufficient to assure all, who had not
the good fortune to be present, OF Its rare ex-
cellency.
The recitations Of ella Mort de Jeanne d
Arc" and Tying the bonnet under the
chin" which was recited by request, were
admirably done by Miss E. Minuegerode Of
Richmond and were greeted With much APP
plause.
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AccIDExr.-Dr. J. W. Showalter, of New hope
Il his hand broken and was otherwise badly
ured by his horse falling on him Goth of No
|nber.a We are pleased I'd learn that the DR..
sufficiently recovered to resume the practice
his profession.
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PALE OF CITY PRopERTY.-On Tuesday last.E NJ
Fhlng, auctioneer, sold for Marihal Hanger,
||istee, the house and lot belonging to Mr.. Job
|rner, located on east end Of Beverly street, to
Pt. Olando Smith, for Sc I0O-Terms, 6, II, IS
! "A months, bearing per cent. interest.
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METHODIST FAIR.-The ladies of the NJ E
|urc.a, south, Of Staunton, are no holding fair
the lecture room Of the chu.ch. Every thing
1t is nice can be seen there, and all are invited
Intend and contribute to the general enjoyment
the occasion.
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CAPT. JOS NJ. STEvENs.-We hope it
will be the pleasure Of the Legislature to re-
elect Capt. Jos. NJ. Ste7ens to the position OF
peniteutary Storekeeper.. While differing
from him politically, in some respects, yet
this does cot prevent US from approaching
him as gentleman, and wishing him that
success his merits should command. l
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FINALE EDUcATIoN.-We are pleased to learn
t Mrs. 8. Truehart, formerly connected with
Wesleyan Female Institute in this place, is
eblishing female school ofhigh grade at Stan
Ky, on solid basis She has 80 pupils
session, which j. the second of her connection
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The SHORTEST DAY.-Tuesday, the 23d,
was the shortest day in the year, the period
when in the earths revolution round the
sun it reaches the point iu the cciptic fur
Their south from the equator For several
days before and after the sostice there is
but slight variation in the suns apparent
declination.
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JITr Council had adjourned meeting on
0nday last.
number OF acaounts were allowed, and an
ereoat for each Of the four policemen, after
IcAsthe council adjourned.
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The PINE AND THE PALM is the title
of q publication which has been on our ia
bic for several days, edited and compiled
by N. j.. Watkins; and gotten up by Maj.
N. FL. Hotc2lkiss, travelling agent Of the
chesapeake and Ohio and Richmond and
York River Railroads and dedicated to
the g Editorial Fraternity, the great lever
power that moves the world" It is de-
tailed account Of the visit Of Northern ed
itors to the South 10 1871, and the return
visit of Southern editors to the North in
1872.
The work is the record Of consumma-
ton, which was conceived by Maj Hotch
kiss eight years ago, and designed to
bring about better understanding be-
tween the two sections and allay feeling.
The means he aimed ITO employ was the
press. He thought if the representatives
Of this great leverage could meet each
other face to face, exchange yisi's, and
commune with the people through their
| respective papers, the first step would
have been taken tc secure the end desired
It is not. our habit to deal out meaning
less compliments. Of these Mr. Hotch-
kiss has had surfeit. But we assert it as
our honest belief, that there has never been
a more patriotic purpose conceived, nor
one carried out in better faith and more
Iconsummate skill, than the plan inaugu-
rated by Maj. Hotchkiss. We think the
end he had in view has been greatly for-
warded, and we are convinced that future
developments will show that his concep-
ton was wise, and the method of its ex-
ecution the best that could hove been
adopted. In carrying out his plan, Mr..
Hotchkiss was largely aided by the liber-
alrminded gentlemen who control the va
riSus public highways over which the two
excursions travelled. The hearty recep-
ton given to each in the sections they
visited, prove that the people were in
hearty sympathy with the idea, and all
that is wanting is for the people to know
each other in order to entertain and cul
tivate friendlier and more fraternal feel
ing. Maj. Hotchkisss has accom- plished
his self-imposed task admirably, and the
! chronicle of the incidents, &c, connected
with it will amply repay and interest the
reader.
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SERIOUS Acc1D I've understand
that serious aud probably fatal accident
occurred to Mr. Vim. Edison, near Mt. Sid
ney, on Saturday evening last, after dark
The down going stage, 1t seems, ran over
him, he having. it is supposed, been first
knocked down by the leadhorses. The lamps
of the stage were net lighted, and it is not
certain how the accident occurred. The
driver did not know of the accident, and
but for the timely appearance OF Mr. Henry
Sheets. the stage coming up, would in all
probability have passed over Eidson's body,
as he was lying III the road, helpless. He
sustained serious injury across the kidneys.
DR.. Crawford gave the needed medical at
tedtion.
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Dec. s5, 1873.
LOCAL..

Ne forego the pleasure of writing very or
teland srudite editorial on an occurrence that
Pk psaSe 1878 years ago That snbject will be
Efficiently mutilated by others mors gifted in the
|siness. We content curself with wishing a
Merry christmas to each and every one OF our
|hscribeFs and the rest Of mankind, and
pmankiad, too.
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|Lr. Sam'l Vauderslice, one of the oldest and
st higly esteemed citizens of Lexington, died
the 18th, sfterSa protracted illness, st an adj
hced age.
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County CeuRr.-The December term Of the
county court, Judge Hendren presiding, COM
menced on Monday last, and adjourned on Tues
day, until Friday.
James Bumgardner, Jr., commemorative at
torney Geo. w. Fauber, Superintendent of Poor
and James NJ Lilley, county surveyor, were
qualified.
w. L. Mowry, sheriff. and Samuel Paul, coun-
ty Treasurer, will execute their respective bondf,
and qualify, on Friday next.
W. j. Nelson qualified as attorney at law.
The will Of VIM. Sensabaugh was admitted to
probate with j. CalIison, executor.
The will of Frederick Cupp, was admitted to
probate, with Ellen Jane Cupp, executrix.f
VIM. Shoemaker was appointed guardian of
Levi G. Shoemaker.
VIM. Beard, living in Rockingham, qualified as
Notary Public.
Rev's. E. l.. Brown and Jos. NJ. Cline. of the
German Baptist church, and Rev. c. B. Shulen-
berger, of the Reformed church Of the United
States, gave bond and were authorized to cele-
brate the rights OF matrinony.
Commonwealth against John Engleman, indict-
ed for unlawful trespass. Fined SIG ard costs.
Against Smith Harris for assault!and battery,
and also unlawful trespass. Fined So in each
cass. Against Winston Sheets, Geo. Milton and
Isaac Walker. NoOc prosequi, entered
Dr.. r. s. Hamilton, chairman of county school
Board, was allowed $500 Per snnual, in accord
ance with commentator CT the School Board
of Trustees
Jos. s. Woodward was appointed Registrar
for Beverly Manor Township, in place OF c. G.
Miller. removed from township.
Court adjourned on Tuesday until Friday.
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IL'use No. 533. ]

day of November A. D., 1878, Warrant IN Bank
ruptcy was fissud against the estate of B. F
Stick]ey, of Jacobs Church. Shenandoah CO.. and
State of Virginia, who has been adjudged Bank
rupt on 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, ami
the transfer ef any property by him. are for
hidden by law THAT meeting of the Cred
itors of said Bankrupt. to prove their debts anil
choose one OF more Assignees OF his estate. VII.
be held at a Court Of Bankruptcy, to be holden
at the Office of the Register in Bankruptcy i"
Harrisonburg, Virginia, before c. Douglas Gray.
Esquire, Register. on the END day of January.
A. D., 1874, at 10 o'clock a. m.
JOSEPH S. EFFINGER,
Deputy IT, S. Marshal, as Messenger.
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TO TEE PUBLIC.

The undersigned, having purchased the inter-
est of Air. F. @. Heyeenrich, in the Tin and
Stove business heretofore conducted by them,
takes this method of informing the public that
he is now prepared to do all kinds of
ROOFING, GUTTERING, &C.,
and manufacture Tinware Of ali descriptions. He
will also keep constantly ca hand all descriptions
Of stoves, including the best patterns of
COOK, PARLOR, AND OFFICE STOVES,
& CRATES. st.
He respectfully asks continuance of the pat
ronage that has heretofore SO generously been
extended to him. A. GRUBERm.
dec 1S
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Hr. J II Snapp, we understand, has rented the
gusta Fair Grounds