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The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1874-03-12
[Dock ct case No. 6SY. |

docket case No. 6Ss.
In the District Court Of the United States for
the Western District Of Virginia.
In the matter Of Marshslt Kingsbury, baak-
supt-in Bankruptcy. ls..;:
At H Tar, On tAs sth DAY Of March,
To ,choma 1t may concern
Please to take notice hereby. that's petition
has been, to wit; on the 18th day Of February,
A. D.. 1874, diled in said District Court BY Mar
shall Kingshugy, Of Frederick county, in said
District who has been heretofore duly declared
Bankrupt under the Act Of Congress entitled
IAN Act to establish more Uniform System o t
Bankruptcy throughput the United States" ap-
proved March I'd. 1867. for discharge and GER
1ifcate thereof, from all his debts and other
claims provable under said Act, and that the
10th day of April, A. D. 1874, at 10 oclocl q.
m before C Douglas Gray, one Of the Registers
Of said Court in Bankruptcy. at his Office in Her
risonburg, in said District, is the time and
place assigned for the hearing Of the same !;
when and where you may attend and shoW
cause if any you have, why the prayer Of the said
petition should not be granted
You are also hereby notified, that the second
and third meetings of the creditors Of said bank
rNpt will be held at the same time and place.
DOUGLAS GRAY,
Register in Bankruptcy for
Mar. II, 2t.1 theS6th Cong'l Dist. Of Va.
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NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE The Wash
ingtop Republican. which now has one Of
the best apportianed printing Offices in the
country, fitted out FROM basement to the fifth
story Of the splendid new building an Penn
sylv5pia avenue, With al the modeSH i'm
prove,nen,, at . cost of $500 o0o. issued on
Saturday last mammoth double sheet CON
tainipg verbatim report Of the PROCEED inss
of the investigating committee, on District
affairs. The proprietor will continue the
double sheet during the progress OF the in
vestigatiou, and give full reports Of the EVIL
dence, &c. ADDED to til S evidence of ex=
traordluary enterprise, the Republican is eds
tied with ability, ARD gives all tbs current
news from every portion Of the country, by
telegraph, correspondence. sc.
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MNlsrl0QeS.

On the ard of March, by Rev. W Coe. Rev.
II Pi,zer aud Miss sallie Petigrew, of Lex
irgton.
On the aath ult, by Re. L Kreglo. II Riv-
erconb OF Bedford, and Miss susaAnah Pulse,
Of Rockbridge. @a
On the 4;h Of March, in Lexington. by the
same. John NJ Myers and Miss Sarah Steele,
all Of Rockbridge.
On the LIST of March, by Rev Mr. Irwin, Joseph
bridge
son Brown. Of Florida. and NJ iss Laura F Brown,
OF Augusta
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1Docket case No. 362.


In the District Court of the United States for
the Western district of Virginia.
In the matter Ct John g. Echard, bankrupt
In Bankruptcy.
Al Harrissnb,srs. on the 9Th a.y Of March, March: a
D. 1874.
To Whom it May Concerns
Please 70 take notice hereby. that Petition
has been, to viii on the 18Th day of January, 4
Echard Of Augasta county, in said district, who
has been heretofore duly declared bankrupt un=
der the act Of Congress entitled 's.An. Act to es
tablish more un}fsrm system Of bankruptcy
throughout the United ststes," approved MaroA
I'd, 1857, for discharge and certificate thereof
from al his debts and othe7 claims proEahle IN
1874 at ID O'CLOCK AN, before c. Douglas Gray,
one Of the Registers Of said caqrt in bankruptcy,
athis Office in H4rrisonburg, in said district, is
the time and place assigned for the hearing Of
the same; when and where YOU may attend snd
show cause, if any you haze, why the prayer Of
the said petition should not be granted.
You are also hereby notified. that. the second
and third meetings of the creditors Of said tsnk-
rupt will be held at the same time and plaza.
G. DOUGLAS GRAY.
Register 10 Bankruptcy
mar l22t far TIA G.A coal dist. IF w,
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Eeav Advertisements.
(Docketscase No. $50, !

(Docket9ease No 1909 :.
In the District Court Of the United States for
the Western District u Virginia.
In the matter of Jaceb. KibleE, bankrupt,
lin Bankruptcy. r
At Hezrisonburg, On the 9Th day Of March, a
D. 1874.
To: Whom. it may Qoncern:
Please to take notice hereby that Petition
has been, to- wit : on the 9Th day Of October, A
D, 1873, filed in said District Court by Jacob
Kibler, Of Page county in aaid district, who has
been heretofore duly declared Bankrupt under
the Act Of Congress entitled san Act to establish
q more uniform system Of Bankruptcy through
out the United States" arproNed March q, 1885,.
for a discharge and CertihcNe thereof, from al
his debts and other claims pro!able under said
Act. and that the 10th gay Of April, D. 1874 81
10 o'clock A NJ, before c. DouahAs dRAY, one OF
the Registers of SAID Court in Bankruptcy, st.
his Qkce in Harrisonburg, In said District. Is
the time and place assigned for the hearing Of
the same; when and where you may attend aud
show cause, if any you have why the prayer Of
the said Petition should not be granted.
You are also hereby notified, that the second
and thir imeetings Of the Creditors OF said Bank
rupt viii be held at the same time and place.
G. DOUGLAS GRAY.
Register in Bankruptcy for 9th csnl Dist. 81 Va.
mar 12 ct
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DOCKET case No. 332.l


In the District Court Of the United States for
the Western District Of Virginia.
In the matter Of Jonathau NJ Shjpran Bank
rppt.-in Bankruptcy.
At Hsrrisopburg. on the 9th day Of March, A
D, 1874.
TO Whom II may ceReerns .
please to take notice hereby that petition has
been, to wit: on the 10th day Of February. A D
1874, fled in said District Court by youathen NJ
Shipmau. Of Augusta countyin said lDistrict, who
has been heretofore duly declared bankrupt UNI
der tho Act Of Congress entitled s.Ap Act to esq
tablish more uniform system Of bapkrnptey
throughout the United S.a.es,'' approved MARCH
I'd. 1867. for discharge and Certificate thereof
FROM sal his debts and ether GaaHms progable pn.
der said act, and thatsAs latA day Of April, a
D. 1874 at 10 O'clock ! NJ. before G. Ropa1 g
GRAy, one OF The Registers sf said ooprt in hsnk.
ruptcy, st his Aa6oe IL HaEHisQpbp5g. in said
District. ia tho tine apa plaos aaaiGpsd for tho
hearing AT the SCENES wheR and where you may
attend and show cause. il any vow have, Why tho
prayer fkhe sAid Petition should mot be granted.
YaY ars also hereby ;that tho seoopd xSisdl
third meetings qf Vie Greditors Of said hxhIrcr1
viii be hold At tAe &sms time and plaod." 9 ~
G. DOUGLK$tgRAT,
Resister ae Bankruptcy for 9th pski pis| j Y.
mar f2-2t o"' y 81 ~ :
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DELEGATES TO THE GENERAL CONFER
ENcE. On Tuesday last. the conference now
ip session ip this city, elected the following
delegates to the General Conference which
meets iq Louisville, ia May pext. Revs
Saml Register, y p, John S Martin. D D
Samuel Rogers, 4 W Wilson, D D. Nelson
Head, % d. J Fl Waush aud W G Coe.--
Lay Delegates. Ghas shipley, T J MeGru
der, " L peuney, W p Conway. Wm
Mines, jr., jacob Mohlsr, and 6 v Wash.
ington.
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WASHINGTON CehoRED CosrsREscs.-At tho
resent meeting in Winchester Bishop Amss pre-
siding-of the Warrington colored conference Of
the NJ E. church, the following appointments for
this district were made: =
Stanton Dis;sict, W W Formal. ?. F.. ataun-
ton, W ii Cook; Augusta. D Collins; Highland.
to be supplied; Harrisonburg, W Leewood;
Rockingham. Goss; New Market, ] jenkins ;
Straspurg, 3, Brown; Winchester, R. Steele ;
White Hail, ! H Riddick Jefferson and Charles
town, H Cellars and J W jenkins; Berkely, }
Hughes; saePheFastown, J Henry; Lewisours'
4 2 Lawson Spring creek, VIM Davis; Union'
F Bell; Port Republic, J A Homes.
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MISSIONARY OQALEerEoN --Oa Monday
night very interesting occasion was expo
riepeed in the Methodist church. It was
announced as a Conference Missionary mee-
ting. After several addresses, the con ribu.
tons commenced, and resulted in the hand
some sum of $l567. 30 being subscribed. =
A contest arose between Saunton Sunday
School and the Sunday School at Shenan-
doah Iron works as to which shpgld be the
banner school in its subscr,ptian. The hon
or was awarded to the Shenandoah Iron
Works school, its subscription amounting to
$3.50 aui that of StauntQn $500. Hao Wm
Mines, and MIR Hqnck, representing The
former.
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There should be some authority exercised,
to prevent the bad behavior Of the boys at
the post office, while the pail is being open
ed and delivered. The r4aeResa Of some Of
them is offensive TO ladies who pot unfre
queatly are ip the hall, and annoying to aIl
The poet Office is public place, and improp-
er behavior ahoald no more be tolerated than
anywhere else. It is within the jurisdiction
Of the police to keep order there as we'll as
elsewhere, and we hope for the gapa of the
city, if NOT for the personal convenience Of
visitors, there will bel change in this mat
ter
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docket case, No. 346:.l


In the District Court Of the United States for
the Western District of Virgins.
In the matter Of Jacob Grist, hankrupt-in
Bankruptcy.
At Harrisonbprg, on the 5th day Of March,
4. o., 1874. e
TO yhose at may concerns
Please to take poticehereby, that 9 petition
bas been. 10 wit: on the. 3rd day of January
A r.. 1874. filed in said District Court by jacob
Crist Of Nelson county in said District, who has
been heretofore duly declared bankrupt under
the Act of Congress entitled San ACT 70 estab-
fish more Uniform System Of Bankruptcy
throughout tho United Stesee.' approved March
End. 1867, for . discha and certificate thereof
from ali his debts and olhsr eleiIas provsble ~
der said act, and that the 10th day Of April, 4.
y. 1874. at 10 O'clock a. M before 9. Douglas
Gr.y, one Of the Regi4ters Of said Court in bank
yuptcy, at his Office in Harrisonburg, in said dds
trict, is the time ana place assigned for the hear
ing Of the same; when and where you may at
tend and show cause, IL any you have. why ehe
prayer of tho said petition should mot BE- gran
ted. -
70. sys also hereby notlfsd. that the sseald
and third meetings Of the creditors t sA1a osaK'
rupt win be held at the spsre tsRs aaa place.
G. RQVGLAS GRAY,
EezSster in Bankruptcy 70,
Nor ~ GA lie 9th Congl Dist. OF Va
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CENTRAL Avaus1A GseAAaE.--Patrons Of hus-
aaaary, was organized by Deputy G. W Koiner'
in this city, on Thursday last, with the following
officers:
Capt. john N Opie, Master J. Fred. Fults,
Overseer; George A. Hanger. Lecturer; W H.
II. Lynn, Secretary; W H. Peyton, Chaplain ;
Col $. A. East, Treasurer; E. W. Bsyley, Stew
ard; Joha Parkins, Assistant Steward; N.
And erson, Gate Keeper; Mrs John N. Opie. c.
res !; Mrs. VIM. II. Peyton. Pomona; Mrs. E v.
Be- yLsy, Flora Mrs. Il. NJ. Anderson, Stewaardale
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LIT Of unavailable letters remaining in the P
oaHes Of stauptep, March 18th 1874.
VIM. Bailey, Stapptop Va; Capt, VIM:
Cham bers, stsaptop Va. Mike Crlokafq,
stauntop Va; Miss Bette <. Fake, Y. F
Institute, stapntou Va. pr. II. Il. Ham l.
ton. Stanton Va; DR. ], B Gordon, Keys
vile Va Mis- Verba King Solving, Green
wood Depot Va; James r. Porter, Orang :
willie Pa; Mr.. Loz. Slbert, Stauntnn Ia.;-
Mrs; Matte ThomIey, scot'sFllc Va.
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poxA ofise Mail Arrangement:
Business Nqtice. "A large number

Business NQtice. "A large number Of
subscribers are still in arrearsges to this Office.
I'VE propose to those indebted to US, that if they
will pay up to the LIST Of April neft' ana one
wear in ADVANCE from that date, to charge only
two dollars year for the time they are lp ar
rssrs. There are some who have MOI paid since
April, 1862 The proposition above is intend ed
,partiou larly for their benefit. The nance of all
such who have not paid their full Indebtedness
on thu lat OF Ayril, 1874, will be stricken from
eur books, the full amount OF W year charged
ND to Them, aud the accounts placed in the hands
of an officer for collection.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1874-03-12

CINcINNAFI Commemorative are now
receiving the CINCINNATI Daily Commercial,
one Of the best and liyest daIlies published
in the West. As o4r business come ;tiop wish
CipcinIas are nov becoming matter of in
terest to our people generally. ne commend
she GommeEciL to their patronage. 1t is a
auasto sheet, full OF peEs, and edited with
Independence and ability. We will publish
the prospectus nexl week.
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KAxAwHA FALLS HoTEL.-We learn that Capt.
W. H. Reyton. and Eugene u Peyton, .have con:
sumatea an arrangement with the Chesapeake 9
Ohio railroad Company to, establish HOTEL q
or near Kanawha Falls, on the line Of that r9aA.
This Hotel will be the dining place for the rail-
road passengers. as we'll as. resort for pleasure
and health seekers during the summer seasop.-
Capt. Peyton and bis brother have had large e3
perieucs 10 the management Of Hotels: and are Pc
culiarly adapted to that business Poi'e,. atten
tive and ensrgetic.they will make their new estab-
lishmapt epe Of the post popular resorta in this
country.
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Mr.. w. Jordan has contracted to put up
the following brick buildings: A ine three
story building for John Burns, on Augusta
street, with three stories on first a,or, above
basement. A dwelling bQpse for w. Fl
Weller, oppoaite the Kalorapa property
4 dwelling house for Hogc 4 Points, pear
the residence of Jno B: HQge, Esq.
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THE EXCURSION TRAINs.-Stauntor vas

THE EXCURSION TRAINs.-stauntor vas
inundated On Sunday last by the contents Of
two excursion trans Of four cars, IN
der Capt. Barley. from Winchester, and one
of two cars under Capt. Smith, from Harri-
souburg They brought up about three hum
ired cirizeas Of the lower Valley aud Ian
ded them at 10 O'clock at the Asr property
in the city suburbs Most CT them attended
morniog services at the various churches,
aud returned ip the evening at $ o'clock
1t was lively sight at the ralra ad as they
embarked. A large number Of our citizens
walked down to see them of
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! Thevife Of Reg 4 + HaaFdwiot, q shs
eide last wesE: by pluDeiog into the river =
that place Yhe shock she received brought
her 70 her senses, and she aoated to shore
Her mipd has been affected for some time by
reason ofhad health: Since her effort t t.
drown hsrs'lf, her mind hss bsooWs more
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1874-03-12

w. H EFFINaER, Eso,-We aIsa pleased
to learn that our old friend, W. \. E&nger,
Esq, formerly of Harrisonburg. nay Of Port.
land, Oregon, is succeeding bayoad his most
sangulne expectations in his profession, law.
He recently gained an important suit against
a railroad company for damages, in which
his fee was $4,000. He has been retained
as senior counsel in another important suit,
INVOLVING abont $a,o0o,Ql): He stands at
the head Of the profession in his adopted
Safe, and has the premise Of a bright fu-
ture. He possesses capaei:ies af high order,
and it is gratifying TO learn that they are be-
iq, appreciated,
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We observed among the lay delegates te
the conference Of the NJ E Church. South,
now in session in this city. Hon Wm Mines,
Of The Sheaandoah Iron Works MIR. VI. is
one Of those live men, who are doing much
TO assls. ~ building up Virginia We hops
be. may. see sufficient a',Ee',on about our
growing city, to induce hlA to associate has
energy with that OF our people, in pushing
forward, our growth and nrnsperity. !
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1874-03-12

The SECOND anniversary of Onion Hall
Council, No. l45. Friends of Temperance
will be held at Uoiou Hall on Friday night
March 18th. The Revs. Patterson, Fetch
or and J. W. Wolfe are expected to deliyaF
addresses On the occasion.
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On last Thursday night, Mr.. G NJ. Harri
son was elected the representative Of S aun-
ton dodge. No. As. l. g @. b.. in tie Grand
Lodge Of Virginia, which meets 10 Lynch
burg sometime during NEXT mouth.
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1t is stated that Bishop Pierce, of Georgia, has
81, oiinted Rev. ". T. .Mnnssy to fill a vacancy
an The pulpit of the leading Methodist Episcopal
Church South, in Augusta, Ca, at salary of
"a. ooo. per snnum. Il ia understood Dr.. Mum
ssy will accept.
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Mr.. n. Risk, deputy u S Marshal and u
8 Commissioner, has been confined to his
room for sHveral weeks, With severe attack
Of rheupatism We arc pleased to notice
that, With the assistance Of d :crutch, he is
able to be put.
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Mg2.Eets.

Our market is dpll for -four and grain. the de-
mand for these staples are not SO great, so that
they have correspondipgly declined in the past
week: Light products in good demand at fair
prices. Dressed fowls, butter, eggs, &c., selling
freely and we'll:
6. A. RICHARDSON,
Produce Merchant, Augusta St.
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The bill prosidiaS that IN all cases Of
sales of personal P epefly levied GU under
Judgments, warrants or deeress. upon lla=
bilities or debts contracted prior to the 10th
Of April, 1862 the sales shall be on credit
Of twelve months. except as 10 coat and ex-
penses Of sales, has passed the bease of dele
gates.
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Mrs. C. A. Gladke started for til

Mrs, G. A. Gladke started for the
Eastern Markets on Tuesday, March 10Th, to make
purchases of
MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS,
for the coming Spring seasans also to be present
at all the large Openings at Baltimore, P4iladel=
,phia and New York. a She iptepds to appropri-
ate much Of her time in viewing al The latest
Lwpo1tatiops, Styles and Fashions.
Our Ladies may expect rare selection OF
Goods on her return. While North she will also
purchase nice line of Dry Goods, Ladies' Ready.
made Syits and Vn3erweer. All these goods Sc
looted by lady Of rere taste, cannot help but
make GLApKE's EsTARLfsHNENT the centre Of
attraction of OWE little city.
n0- Look out for Gladke's coming Price List,
which will be ont shortly. mar l2-4t
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Geo j Kisliuy, Esq, of Harrisonburg
has sold his farW % the Shenandoah River
in Rockingham, three miles from McGa-
heysvilie, lcontaiaipg 265 acres, to mir. Jere-
miah Armentrout of that qsighborhood for
the sum of $l3 $50.
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J1alnatle EubHrRan Residences
for sale.

Nalnassle EubarRan Residence
The large aad eommodious residenee With ~
acres of ground s4tsphed, formerly owned BY
Thomas n. Rarwen, sscessed. sitHsted in the
eastern subYrbs of the city, and imMediately on
the Lines Of GhesaReake & Ohio sad Valley Rail
roads, is offered for sale privately qntil tn
18th # MARCH, 1874,
The Dwelling 10 Of the best Of brick. Seeetrnst-
ed under the supervision Of Mr.. BnFNeu. in his
Lifetime, eontaipirg l2 rooms, eonyepiept!y Ar
ragged. sad ali owl hpldiAgs pepally copnected
With hne residence, There are on the prenai-
.e'. in. selection Of choice Fruits. including
best varieties Of Apples, PeaeRss. Grapes. 10.
II net sold privately before the 18th Of March,
1874, it will be for rent. Possession given At
~ isb i2-ti5m ROBERT @. BIcKLs.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1874-03-12

Hon. J: Amber Smith, of Va, has intro,
d4eed a bill in congress to provide for the
payment for property taken by the United
States troops, without regard TO the Loyalty
Of ths clamaat,
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1874-03-12

Strangers visiting the city, in want Of anything
in the Roet, Shoe or Hat line, will do well to call
on c L WELLER,
mar 5 Main street.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1874-03-12

HuNTlNGToN CoMNERcIAL is the pane
of : uew paper recently started at Hunting
ton. W. Va James T. Gibson, Editor. L,
is large, neatly printed. and we'll gotten up
throughout Ne welcome it TO oEs ,ex-
change list.
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QHAs. A.: GLADKx.

VIZ osteER District Of virgtnt.. 81
w With the oleFk's Office Of the Dis
trict court Of the U S. fer said District, At isr
risoaahvrg, in sai1 District on the ls'A day Of
Bankrupt, Complainant.
Against IN Equity.
DsviA Bowman, ia hia pwn right and IS Exec
uto, If Joha Bowman. Sen. deceased. and 9th.
ers among whom are Mary Lptz. widow OF Mich
sci Lutz. deceased, John Lntz, Isaac Lusa s"rae
I.uts. Josiah Neese. Josephns Nsese, Jersnssh
Neese, Jaram Nee.e. John Eeese, Jesse hssss /,
Jerome Neese, and Johanns Neese, Respendsr.ss'
The object Of the above spit y 70 recover ths
amount Of legacy. be9neathsd by ths last WIN
and testimony q !Osn kayFsn: SEM :; t. .s.s
to be paid BY David BswWap, Joseph AaxHias.
and George BOWMAN.
AID sfhaayit Being mads that the dafessd.nts,
Mary Lu'i, John Ln.s. fsses Luts. sarsA tass:
Josieh Nease, iGsaphlis Eesae, Jeremish RsesA
jerome Neese, 3ohn Eesgs, Jesse Essse. JsEAss
Nsese, and joh9Naa Nesss, ere nonsFssideHts ct
the state # Virginia. il . sSasred tkp' they d
sppsw here on Tie irst MRndsy iR April next.
aha snsvsS the plsin'jG, - :--.s eF DO what i
necessary to protect t|sif Interests, AID that
COPY Of this order order be published 9Rse week fox.
four successive weeks in the Fa|lsy Viyginian.
newspaper publshsd in StsqqIHfQH, Va. and sp0th.
or CODY thereof posted 81 the front door Of tte
U. 6. Court.roonis Of this District on the fEst
day cf tie ne1t term Of the District court r M,
risonbure. Teste.
f''''' NM. J. POINTS. cl.ra..
ys, D.,, "a a feb IA-A
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Valuable City Property
Fer Sale.

A good insessnens is offered capitalists ip the
property occupied by C. A. Richardson. H. 4.
Glenn, W. O. Thomas, Burgess \ Co., and eth
ers, situated ON the corner pf
Beverly and Ausasta stFeets,
IN THE CENTRE or TRADE
and business, in tho city of stauntsn; also sjE
building let's a4 AeysEly streat. east Of the p p.
4 Blind InstltrF.aR. 4. n. BRUCE.
= mar 6-2t-c ne
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1874-03-12

''ScATrER TIE HAY SEEDS ROUND" What's
Lynn. of the Vindieator, doing in the Oranges :!
Who's hay nov did he sleep in1
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1874-03-12

I will sell At ppblic auction, on the 4ar.t setur-
Ssunton. = portion 81 which j. situated sR SRet-
sv Bell" 1t is laid OF in lots fro.a
ONE TO EIGHT ACRES ~
and a plat Of the ground may he seen # the eoun-
y Gefk's Q#ss. The ssls will b. made ON i've
years time, Ne payments to he made annually.
AMY 70 B. T. BAGBY.
march 6-st Staunton, Va.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1874-03-12

Farmers will find at G L Weller's Boot, Shoe
and Hat store, Q large stock Of heavy Boots and
Shoes Good goods and prices low. Give him q
call and buy. mar
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1874-03-12

The friends o. Nj. A. NJ. SiMRsss will ind
him at ! Weller's boot, shoe and hat store.
His lady friends he would be particularly glad to
sse and serue. Give him call. mar 5.