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Nryy O.tE,Ne: hfaro,, Tho

New OklEANs5: March 5.-The sew
,enth precinct station vsas qnieliy taken
possession Of last Nightly the McEne-
ry militia. No resistance was offered
by the Aietopolitans on duty there, and
no effort has been made to-day to, dis
place the militia - -. H.
1t is understood further aggressive
movements will he made BY the militia
Tonight. For twenty squares to- night
only one policeman was found on duty.
They have been withdrawn from their
beats and Concentrated about the ,st;.
lions around Mechanics Institute.
Later.-At half.past nine o''clock to-
night squad Of perhaps fifty men at
tackled the third precinent station, firing
into the building They were repulsed
by the police, but were quietly reinforc-
ed by abont 35 men These were at
tackled by General Badger, with about
2o' policemen and a piece of artillery,
and tor about five minutes sharp bat
tie OF mu.,:etrt el,slied / .,-..--
Both parties nlaillt4i:.ed their position
during this tine, bat at the second dis
charge of the cannon the militia retreat
ed through Jackson Square, and half an
hour later the police relieved their com
rades, who remained during the con
flict within the building: One man, a
Mr.. Hartman, was killed, and several
were wounded.
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ment OF his deatl'the legislature pass
ca resolutions Of respect, and adjourned
IN regard for his memory. His be-
lay IN STATEN the lolunda pfsahes cant ]
al, the coffin ,eingi decorate asWith How
ers, and guarded bI as detaehmsnt9 Of
the 'boys in gray,sof The Ist Va As1,e-
glment of Volunteers. On TUESDAY
evening he was buried in HOLLYWOOD,
with the thousands of Confederate sol
dlers there and among the pail bearers
were Generals w H. f. Lee. Geo. T.
Pickett r. D. / ley, Henry Heth, W.
\. Terry, and other famous Confederate
officers, the funeral rain including the
Legislature, chamber ar commerce, and
some. business associations of Rich
mond, the officers of the State and
municipal government, and the 1st Viz
glnla regiment volunteers. ~as7A
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.
THE PRESIDENTS MESSAGE.
OPINIONS. OF THE PRESS

II.
~y :. : ~ lfi5
from the \ '~ YORK "0sia,l
Perhaps we are expected to say some
thing OF the inaugural address. we
could say great deal ln,sexposnEe OF
| its slovenly, inaccurate language, It's
strange MIXTURE OF e s'll 70 anu
poiil''a a.. au1' - $500
a" az, Wy Du. wv f - 1rn;ted
l., nsn ,th fS, ;asa ~, bo u-bole
9.a. 'd t"ss ~. - ' s,aal ana l,ng,,a 90
Mol'u = ngon !; - - ~ Il A,as'r;;c7n
W. wol'n.' y 80 ~ = ~ = Wy 40 osaa
'snS "'s :. l.a',,..,,,,'a,,t 70 tb;nk we
80 one So -, $50. "a ssu,,yrht ,,t
"lay W a - ,o,.a.',3t a;s,.nca i, j.
s'".'"i'' a. =
- :, Ny. ~ -, ,,s,.,s s. .s@
r. ~ DE-, -, Il !, a. ~, =,
= ,ns = ass'e ,,;p ',"' A. =. bs ;ntanl
go e'e ,ha+ ~, $50 s.,sxac,t;ve CON
w. 90, d 49, - H.. w., ..s,,;sad tbronf,b
| ~ nrr.ll "a psctarl ana Ke,Iooy IN
| os,;,;;,na ,n,,,lI ba, * s.r.;sod ;ns Nav
T T.i,'ls nr',n;dad No T.sslt of i, elaa-
y ~ +, ~ NE ~ ,ol;t;c;sns& tha
aos,;ran+ r.,tua W & :iincl;rc ia. the
49, ~. f' ~ D,.a.:}a ,t ,n,st have
| 81 -. 3s6s.;.;,a, f,$S;.s ,+t,o,. fn,,
-, ~. ST. ;nos ~ ,le,,;,.r tha ;na,;oural
a 81 pre.;dsSt G.anf vii, n,ee. With can
aral annroy,, i5'''177 - ~ ?
= e.
Y rem q, ING Ne" hoSA i'A'''sl sI.,.
and i 90 clear and lue;l a foresbadow-
| mo of. the nojicy of the Administration
tnr the n;sxt tour wears. as,swe coald
hone II ia a source OF great satistact-
ion to the American petple that there
,an he no doubt ss 70 the authenticity
Of a public document Of this ilnpor
tanre President Grant writes his own
messages. @ tg
IRON on, the n T. t'hse' a, , -,
Ane aaaieSs' "s o Hno'' W s:s .ie
uh 7 stamp Oh she i'e s,.
iHaiSiauaii'y' ~ - o''n'' s.'"' ~; -, !
ioil"ato' ana P'ao'' =. '''e ''i'i'.'''' WIN
WI, MIX ,iens IF those tb m;nor fa,,iis On
which the literary amateurs and the
dictionary men can find good deal OF
exercise for their small wits.
tSf '9 'a' nov c s0sa saa.l ], u
jrsss has ~ ,,a,i+ ~ hrsy;ts md COM
s;lar;nrs IFS 1,n.1;,v would have .baen
-, ~, - ,d;tat1a - AZ, had It. b.a,,
,n,re hr;sf ~
~
From the N. X. Journal 'of Com
merce. esN
Whatever may he the3incidental DC
tectssof the address: it Is as waoie not
unworthy OF the occasion, and encotlr-
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CoAHLs SI0NlH.s sac
II ealrE $ { a t e.

Douid 19singer rs. 4ntsreH J. Roits-
man DC.
l fursusnt to n decree Ufthr Circuit Cer., al
] shenandoah County. pronounced in III.
shove named ca, Sc, ON the fth day OF April.
ie6i, shall on
Saturday, March the l5tA, 1873,
before the front door of the Court HOUSE Of ..id
county. proceed to Aell at UBLIC SALE, s.
he hi2h' ST bidder. t
- 22h ACRES OF LAND, :
less acres sold uff the said 22}S acres. and cor
vryea 10y Abrahsm Hottie ara wife to- Isaac II
Elt, trustee For Lucinda iitten Said 32L
acres be ing part of 39}1 &C, es conve, cd bv ia
CO b Laniz and wife To said AuarewJ lIol,zNa,
by deed bearing date the si5ih day Of august
1888. and recorded in lie Clerks Oface OF In
County Court OF said county.
Terms of Sale
One tbid on thea25ti day OF March, 1873 ant
the bal roe intwo equa ANIMAL payments faoll
tie da, o sale. all to bear interest tro.a tia.
day the purchaser TO execute bond it'll good
security tor tce first pay ment and bond Tor II
other two payments, the title to be retained an
Ill all 81 said pu, chase money shall have ben
pait. t4. IT," H.
AS hale to commence at aboat / o'clock
+.
xARA BIRD,
Commissioner.
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SURRENDER or THE MoDocs.

The s. cretary of the Interior today
rec lived telegram from A. b. Meac-
ham. pre- ident of the Board of Peace
Commissic ners, i'll which, under date Of
March 8, he reports that the Modocs
have surrendered to General Candy as
prisoners of war, to be fed, clorhed,
protected and removed to a distant
country. They had named Monday to
to meet the army wagont near tn lava
beds. Meacham adds: "We believe
now that peace will be permanent"
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NOTICE!

The partnership heretofore existing betwe en-
name orr. !. rRAvEL 4 Co., has esen di
so'ved All ersons indebted to the firm ar re-
gu ; ed t, settle thei accounts, at ono. a. it 5
aLsolu,el, tnect ssar, thatihe bushes .! he firm
Dc cioscd@n.'as fpeedlIvas possible
z d. FR4I II FL,
having ia, chased the il; Il rest Of 4. L. Lacey
W IL :" ntifue the lusinc IS. in hi, own raue and
proposes T. con tnct upon the CASH q i'iV-
DCCE ~ STEM '5aif''S---
fmbracing this opportunity. to express his
graz uda oall his fl lends and customers fol
thsi pat.onase to the late firm, he would asku
c ntinifante Of their iavors. promising to use
his besteif,rts to please them.
Mar. 9Th IT, r. IL FRI VEL.
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three hundred feet long BY one
hundred aud fifty wide costing S4e,-
40. It was complete in all its accom-
stations, and was sprofusely aud ell
santly decorated with flags, banners
notices, eyergreens, flowers, DC.
was brilliantly Illuminated BY thousappd,
of gas jets.
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u 4aSHINGTON NJ RKETS.
"a REPORTED Ely
''f CUMP&TON s DAVIDSON,
Produce q Commission N. chants.
March $, 1873. -s
NIW ADVERTISEMENTS.
1 RANGE, ALEXANDRIA AND MAN
~ ASSA> RAILROAD.
nlIl -,

Onand after SUNDAY, Mar. 18th 1873, two
daily passenger trains will run, between WASH
lNGTON and Lynchbur- etfrc,iug double dai,
iy connections through between New York
and New Orle ans. Al G,rInnsv lille councctio,.
is made by mail train with the Oh .saueakc aa.
Ohio hai'ruad daily. SUNDAY excepted tn Rich
mond Siaunton and til, WEST ut l.: pcbbury
with Atlantic. Mississippi aud Ohio Hailroad.ot
the west ana Southwest. and at Washington
for th' North ard Northwest.
Leave Washington daiv 1T Z Us m and 6 80
p. M. and Alexandra at < 10 a. M. and &. u. n,
arriving AT Lynchburg at4.50 p. m. and ! 20
a.
Leave Lrncheurg at3.t0 q m and 8. 0 a. m
a. rive II Alexandra ut 8 ii u. III. aud ii 90 a M
and at Wasl ingt"n at lis p. M. and IL. o.
K; For Manassas Divisim leave Washing tnn
daily lexccepting SUNDAY with main line Il air
at ..ea a.m: and AlexandI ia at 10 IL IN. Lrav.
Manassas junction al 1855 am ; after Al rival Of
main hue Express tain II IN L,hchbu,g, coli
meet At Siiaseurg for Wmchestei and all points
s0n Baltimore ana Chic H.. X. ind IA ivt at
Harris"hburg at4@i2 p, hf.. thence bs Harsnan
Cas- stag lines to otauqtYn, RawlaM Springs
&c. -.
~ Eastward leave fIar :,isunburs a, $40
a. M. connect at SuaSdurg with trains to aud
iiohh " mchester; aTl we at Manassas at O. Is
a. III. IN time for mail ftan South. pn main fine
!" hlehnond, Lynchbu, e aud the south. and
cohnecting with noIthbuunti Express to AK
apdria. maxim. the p. III train from wash
lngton 10 Baltimore, lii ilaat bia and New
4mk. -.
NE- Leaving Harrisotburg at 3 40 a. IN and
Winchester AT 5a. III asi i've at -Hichinund al
$50 y. IN. -Lsnchbulg at 4. 50 y. IN and >ew
lork at lo,l2 y. III. same day. Leave Lync., ,
burg AT a. III. arrive al Harrisouburg AT II
p IN. aud Winchester at2, 80 p. NJ. with gued
connections iorwai To ail the West.
:. Elegant si"eping carsarc .'un daily between
New York and L.hchburg
Also, cars through between Baltimore and
Lyhctbu. s, avoding the iuconv enience . trsu.-
Ter IN Washington.
3 Through ticKctsand baggag, checked to all
prominen, points
J. NJ. BROADUS,
apr. lo-f. General T,ck-i Ageni.
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~ 1ssoluTIoN OF

II CjPART ltl.SHlP.
The partnership heretofore ex sting Ie-
tween Bradford Il Cootes has been dis
solved by mutual cons ent, Mr. cots seiinsl
his interest in The Orkney Spring properly,
to J. w Il. Moore and Jes. + cry, OF Nj.
J Jackson. The firm VIII hereafter b.
Bradford Moore and cry.
mat. l3-4t. =
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" WooDsFocR Fsa. Is. 1879.
Kesceea Kern and sthels, Conplts.
against

David Crabi,l ipef,. /:
To Cnmpits and Delts the creditors Of David
Crabrll deed and all 9th crs concerned
sake n tee Thai | ..ave ike UPON the 18th
day ct March 1873 at my office in Woodstork
I" take the accounts required bv decree in -ail
eanee viz. I" take an account OF all lien.
nnon therea estate of which said pavi, ga
bill died seized am possessed with thei rrioriiies
ia all ti.' debts of said estate Sd make
+ett!ement Of the executnriaI account together
with ANY, NECESSARY dis bui S. mt 1T and sI,st thu
lion accounts. 4th any specia matter he
conn. or either party my ra4iire. Al nhiei.
time and place ,tu are ieoui ed to attend.
Given under nv hand "a cumr. in ehan--r
% sail court the dat aud year first alotssaic
feb 2ti-4w. sH- 3, e y " MAGRUUkR.
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Enraec ca sehool-1ir! By Eoy Lover.

"a 81 HS-R|0- " a1VVEIs7
SArIsBuRY tMDD, March Son Fri
day afternoon George Hail.; aged eigh
teen, shot dead Amelia Shockley,, aged
fourteen, while on her way home from,
school, in coInpahywitA other children.
Hall was counting Anseii:,, and had
written letter to her which she had
failed to answer, saying that she had
no time to do so. 1t is said that he
had laid in wait on .ths previous day.
but Amelia being accompanied by her
brother the deed was deferred. Both
belong to respectable 4 families living
near Salisbury The murderer is still
atilarge, bat an active pursuit in kept
up. 49, "a 80 - 1Estser ~ -r..,.-
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xTIRGiNIA TO WIT:

I riEGiNIA TO WIT:
At rules held in the Clerks Office of the
County Court of Shenandoah. for the
month of March, 1873.
Geo. NJ. Bowman's admr. Commits.
Against
Samuel Fidler's admir-. &c. Deft,
In Chancerr.
The Object f this suit is to settle the
administration accounts of Geo. NJ Tidler
admir- OF Samuel TidlcF deed to ascertain
the debts and demands against said intestat
or his estate and to subject the real estate
belonging. thereto TO sale it the personal
sets are rot sufficient pay such deb's.
1t appearing by satisfactory eyileure
that The defendant. Washin gton Tidler
S not an lnhabiiant of this State-.t is
ordered That the s;tid defendant do ap-
pear here within one month after due
publication hereof. and do what is neces-
>ary to protect his interest; that copy of
this order be published in some newspaper
printed i'll Woodstock, once week for
lour successive weeks. and a COPY
posted at the front door of tie Court
House of said county. on the first dav OF
he next County Court.
Copy Teste.
NJ. Bird pq. GEO. w. MILEY. c. $. c.
mar. CIV.
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Cor n!agi!s'ss,iio,ners' Sale
OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE!!!

Solomon q. Clark VS.. Elizabeth Ann Coffman
DC. 'y.t., s-.-.;t
: Parsnan' to a decree Of the Circuit Cont o.
She audssh, prof oui ced in the above nam, d
causr on The day OF SEPTEMBER 1872 he TN
de signed commissioners therein nam d II
On SATURDAY, MARCH 22d. 1873.
he ore tie 'front.' door of the courthouse o. said
county. proceed To se u. at public sale, to the
highes: bidder. a Certain tract ut land
OBTAINING As ACRES.
2 ioods aud 20 pm ches, 9 acres and % perches
whereof were assigned as dover to Eliz be-
Ann Cotiman. the said 45 acres roods and 80
pei ches being part fihe lands of wh ,ch Rich
ard Clark died seized and possessed, and
living near Stony Greek insald county. For a
more particular description OF .ad land re-
ierance can be hadt the plat and repott
made b, the. commissioners appointed BY Il
'ecree III SAID suit to assign dover 10 lie 81 la
Elizabeth Ann Cofman. The said As acres y
rocds AID 20 pcrches. will be sold subject 10
the dover oil the sid Elizabeth Cuf,nan in
the said acres and u perehes.
TERMS o.. SALE:
Asmueh cash rs will pay the cost al sui,
ana sale, aud the balance in three couaf acuua
payments from the day ofsale, the ba aDv. with
interest fom that day. tie lu,.lase, l.. yiy,.
bnnds with good personal seculity Tor the
same. and q lien to BE- retained in the deed as
additional SECURITY. -.
MARK BIRD,
s.s.s = - =. MOSES WALTON.
feb. 20-t DIS. Commissioners.
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OFFICE.
~ Wo)dst ,:k, FEB IA 1873

CoMMIssIONERS OFFICE.
~ Woodstock Fe> H. 1878
VIM. Tfsinger. C"npl't. ". & a. Sheeiz IA
Geo. W. Magruter. Trustee. Drft>
To C,mppIs and Def,s. the Ju.un inland
trust Credlto's OF said Geo. shectz and all
Others nccrntd
Take noiice thar hav, ixed upon thu 18th
day OF Ma 'ch. 1873 AT nv uIile. AZ " ol~tock
t"iake the accounts tea"ired b, decree in laid
canse. VIZ: list. an ace,unt ~ fh. debts ~ the
deed OF trust in she 5fIf and .oeesl.nns men
tloned showing ahlch have been paid and
when are stlildae. ID. Asce,tiin and report
the real stat emh aced in ssil 4 ed " Itch
has been s,fd. and itt,e tn. . .,,.eis Va, M
nhed 81 Thai he also report whsf is due
Compft 4th. Any other matter deemed nsr
tinent or thar eitner party may rronire AT
winch iifae and place yur arr required t. at
ted. Given nnd.r my hand A. iCoomi -siaaer
IN Chance,y of said Court tn, day and year
first toIesaia
Eeb 2G-4w pW MAf,RuD.p
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DIMENSIONS OF HOUSE:
Commits, toner's Sal.
.esa OF 49, -,r
II kAL ESTATE,

pursuant to a decree OF the County Omit
ni Shenandoah County, rendered Oh III, IL h
dav o. FEBRUARY ls73. in the chancery Q ms, Fl
Josiah Heller admr. d. ID. n.sys. Taos, J. r in,
Ser, DC, the undersigned special enl IL ssiorars
Will sell ut public SHE in troie D; "a, a.,ar,
house in, Woodstock. Va,
SATtRDA Y. MARCH 29d.t 1873,
the trac, 0 land conveyed to sail Tho, ] Rim.
ksr by VIM. u Triplettand vile BY SIC ID bear,
ing date April, 7th, Is 8,
CONTAINING % ACRES,
more or lass. The land is OF good ou i;ty. laws
well and Is under good fencing. The
DWELLING HOUSE Is A NEW FIR AMI,
dins-ramtort table, comuiodi ,i,s, and CON
sehient The PROXIMITY ofthis ini Ia ;Yo,I
st'.ck, lying ab"uta19 ola mac sdu.f, Yy.st. Of
III, town, makes il peculisfl4 vaiu.b.e. We
will also sell lot
CONTAINING 1855 POLES
!, Ing on ths west .,de OF The o. A. kM, R. r.
I'D a',ip Ling the alb ", tract, B. inv ~. sa,ae
convey ed by Geo. kys ana wife to said Tlos.
j. tinker. Is z5r. - =
TERMS OF SALE;
Enough cash to par costs Of suit and sale the
balance In one, tx" and 'hrec years, the pur-
chaser to execute his bonds, the =first with good
peii"nal security, and ali to bear inter est from
the day OF sale. A lien to be reserved as an
additional secdrity. :. -
: Bale to comu.ence at Il O'clock p, 81.
=. w. Il. WILLIAM3,
MOSESNALTON,
HNE. VI 4. - SD.. 'Crnrs
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TIE FuNEH.Al.Lsl- tt;oiKosrn's tyoyrsr.

sss. "a: ~: &c. 4. ~ ~
salisbury, March 9-The funeral Of
Miss shockley. thr. victim Of the mur-
der Of Friday last, took place to-day.
About !,J))- persons attended. The
coronsis jury rendered q verdict, of
death at the hands Of George w. Hall.
s The evidence shows hat deceased
left school, accompanied by four small
children. About one hundred valds
from the, school house Hall, met her.
After some conversation about 4 letter
Hdl askt d one e. the: children if Miss
S;i?c,1lsys brother Elijah, youth of
sixteen ysarss, was at school. Receiy
ms q negative answer, he turned to
Amelia, and said he was going to shoot
her. - - ~. $50.
She replied :a'shaw! George Hall,
yen cant Tighten me- - .....@-.15-.... !.
Hall then, directed the. little gill
standing BY the side, ef. Miss Shock ley
to get out ST the way, leliaerstely. rails
ed his gun and fired The; load took
effect just under shoulder. blade an
entered the heart. The gid exclaimed
''Oh Lord and fell.
Isaac s. Adams, the schoolmaster.
being notified FASTENED to thespot, and
found the girl in the middle of the road
in the agonies OF, death. unable to speak.
She died iii a few lnoments..s Twoshun-
drcd dollars reward has been offered
for the arrest of Hail.; He. is 10 veafs
old, of sallow complexion, bur ysfolln,
has large grey eyes. with. "a cast IL
them, long strait hair, and had on gray
mixed tilstain and sleuched hat. ,4.....
Deceased is the daughter of. james
H. Shockley, and the murderer son
Of Philip W. Hall, both most respecta-
BILE families, who are plunged in the
deepest grief over this terrible afair
4 man answering the description OF
Hall, threw himself under: a train at
Kingston Station Saturday night. Ps;l-
ties have gone to view the body.
The Senate has passed the bill allow
ing Virginia her back quota of arms,
and it is now law. s,i IT,.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

80 Ss---sS-------------
f 4 TTENTIONA
"a HOUSE BUHDERS
II eessA ppiication< tes b6ifdihg
BRICK GRAD EDS II OOH HOUSE.
in strasburgs IS III b4sr.ceixee up ia ,hc E.,b
jag ofArrsl lsT3. The Brick tar II q -i,u Id
Ting eNiill lg.phnished by lie building com.
mittre, on thf-lst. All the Tesi of the m terial
for III, 1l6ute including -, as-f. -
i Els Is Az I-II NCHFE, r..
u. ust e i,iiisl els T., II e ui.dcftakers. And
Fali5n ast best HE Hest q, aits, and tie worl,
INST be d'ne in excellent style nd in "a sub
stan. i'll Manner.
DIMENSIONS OF HOUSE:
.ox35 Hight p teet. First Story tn BE- div j ID
INFO three -
LARGE ROOMS, THREE SMALL
wa. ,drabe rooms and hall, Cellar uaier me
"t the large soons. erund'Story to b. liytI
el into one large md
ONE SMALL ROOM-A GOOD SIZED
'-f''ss- BELFRY ON TOP.
To have twenty eight urge wind.w. an
twelve doors. the fight of steps, witt, cas.ne
and railing The house to b. s,laste:ed paint
ed, tuln>h he'd with. desks benches rex ,ar.i.
and to be built with thr e nues.
Address Academy building Cofamf G
81 ~ashurg Virginia.
20 DC tonp.e."u ~ Sept. 1878. ress
mar g. 81 .....-..r. =. -.--t - s--
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E,eTkAN / E X

L>oTkAN / E X ,'s9
Taken up by the subsorite, on his farm, Q miles
North OF trasburg, estTay steer tale ted, white
on back and belly, aud white from the hind knees
down to hoof, the re hit arked with under keel
and slit. The subscriber will prove property pay
as the law directs.
mar. l3-3t. DANIfI TICKLEY.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS
/ ;IRGiNIA, 10 WIT:

A. iRUlASiA, ~ ~ Il
In the Clerk 5 Office of The County Court
OF shenandoah, January Is, 1873:
tEli.,s Hottie 81 use II. WALTON and
's'iii'e' eohihaa Compk.
a Against
Z. keedy and John Foster Deft's.
In Chancery.
The object Of this sltit is to subject tba
real estate of said Cornelius Ree,iy TO fhc
payment of the sum of $lGO,W. with in
terest from the LIST day Of November 1869.
until paid, due from said Reedy and Jobr
FOSTER fuse r.. Walton lSc.)
1t appearing by satisfactory evidence hat
the Defendant &. Reedv is not IN inhabt.nt
Of ibis Statr-it is ordered. That the said
dc endant do appear here within one month
after due publication, hereof and do what
~ necessary to protect his interest; that n
+eopy otihis order be published in some
newspaper printed in Woodstock. once n
week for four successive weeks, and a rony
posted at the front doc. of the Court
House Of sail county. on the day OF the
next county court.
OorY-TESrE
GEO. w. MiLEY, C. SEQ.
W. & ~. p. q. feb. l3-iw.
V'HfISlA 70 WIT:
In the Clerks Office OF the Comfy Co,r,
OF Shenanioaf, Eeby. llth, 1873; In Vaca-
ton,
Joseph MaplGis, Commit
Against
John taininan's Adn'r & Others Def7ts.
.-. III Chaneery.
The object of this suit s to settle the ad
mlntstration account Of J seph Maphis to
subject the real estate held by said Hum
man to the payment Of his debts, and set
aslde a conveyance made of certain lands
by sald ilamman TO George Kibicr now
deoeased, and subject the same TO the ray-
ment OF the debts OF said Ham,nan.
1t appearing by satisfactory evidence
that the defendant IEa,npson KILLER Is NOT
an ilhah'taat of this State-lt is ordered
That me said defendant do appear here
within one month after dut, publication
hereof, and do what is ne eessarv TO nrotert
BIS interest; that A copy OF this order be
EnDhShed III some newspaper printed in
" ootstoek, once a week for four success
i've weeks, and copy posted ut The front
door OF the Court House Of said county. on
he first clay of the next County Court
A Copy--Teste.
Wnls & Bro pa GEO. W MuEY. csc
Feb 13-4w
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NlHGiNIA 10 WIT.

ElHGiNIA 10 WIT.
In the Clerks Office of The Csanty Cam, a
Shenandoah, Ftby. 25ta, 1873
WIN. K. Robinson as>- &c .... Csmp't
Against
Henry W. Holmes. Admir- 4c Data
In Chaheery.
The object of this sur is to <.bc,t to .als the
undi, ded interest Of Henry Y Hnlres. deed.
~ The real estsIe of which " ". Hnl,ne,
ai"d seized and possessed 80 pa, The debts oi
Henry Husnes decd.
tAPpeating b satisfactory -videnr. that
the defrndanls I,arc l. Holmes and Jam.,p.
Hoim, are not mi abinnts of this Sta,e-'t l..
ordered that the said defendants Ito appear here
wthih one month after dar public ati"n her+ot
ana a" what Is necessary tupr"trci ihisr inter;
est i!a copy OF TIL order b, lutE.l.d in
ONE newspaper printed il, Woudsiuck ;ul ton
success i've weeks. and cop, posted At The
mont door Of the CouitH House =, sad coun1,.
IN the irs day the next Count, Court.
copv--Ttsie
GEO. W. MlI.EY, G.. :. &C.
WIS., pro. %. Feb. 2i-!w
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's>HE CoPARTS: hSHip htr,,.,t1r ..i.r
4 ltg und.f tie firm Lame al AiTNEk
SlAs NAME - IEss dr., tisst w.. d b, mu-
'uni crns.ut. Either II ,n:Lci- OF II. firm is
'ath"rizce 10 sign the Fl. IN name in >rfil. ment.
II parties inu, bted are requested to make
pi"n'l ia:meni Is it is important IL cInse
the business at Once Thank ng uur tInLdz
and the rufl tic generally for the ~er, liberal
patronage extended to US in The pact. W. II ost
respectfully ask a continuance OF The same 20
car successors.
WlTAtk 4 : LAYNAkER
MOT CE-Hsyins purchased the entire
/ >A,ck ni goods nj timer i Slaymakt r
wc shall continue hu sist.s at she old stand
ID. <. WILMER d co.
feb. 37-tf
Weeo House Best in the T,Qleu.
HINT AorHL' x,.o,,rsrra
ONE SQUARE FROM DEPOT.
Out fit New from Basement to
Carrot.
OMNIBUS TO HOTEL.
~ NO CHARGE.
TODD Brich Ssc5!: Attaehea
March ct. -..-.