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The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1874-12-10
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~ Farm ia { Ii ela:s1ad os,h Col.n-
~ TIrginis,.
P1Ssaantsto a decree Of tia u. 81 district Court
Tor he Western District o. Virginia. pronounced at
TIE October Tern Ts74 said Court in matter OF
1a1t Waters, Bankrupt wilt as assignee Of said
Eansrapt. sell at t!n Court House door in the town
81 Wood atttsEsi Shenandoah County, Va OH ass ?
Saturday the f2 December 1924.
1T public auction TO the highest bidder the vt!aa
! lie farm OF said bankrupt conta Ming according to
fnc land books OF said county 24 acres ana 1&a-5N
square les, lnore or less. Situated on Liberty creek
in said county and adjoining the real estate OF X e.
Uallin5er and others. .-.s t:ry
THE IMPROVEMENTS CONSIST OF
gooGtwo story dwelling House, good Barn. two
learing Orchard and abundance Of water for all
purposes the premises. The land is of goo'. qni-
ity and well adapted together agricultural or graz
ing purposes. Said property is i'll good conliluIl-
ty-about ~ miles from Railroad Dapots at Edin-
burg and Woodstock. 3 miles from Colum5i2 Fur
and i'll the i:llnediate vicinity OF Cabin I1li.
TERMS OF SALE:
Ten per cent. OF purchase ney N hand and the
residue in equal payments Ii >s,, Two and tfre<
years, With interest from day OF sale, The purchaser
10 execute bombs with aeoa personal security fol
the dezestee payments ;sd the title viii D., retained
;ttditioal security until all tiie purchase money
is paid or the further order OF said Court. Further
FERNS, if any. will be published on day OF sale.
Sale Will take place at O'Clock IN. Of day men
toned.
DAVID.H. WALTON, Assignee
novl9-tds 80 .4H OF Isaac Waters, Bankrupt
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tits nonsense to think that only one man can furn
ish you with Imported aud fine Havana Cigars
It is nonsense to think that you can buy Tobacco
Snnff or Cigar. as cheap and as good FROM Notion
or Grocery store as you from an experienced To
bacconi5t.
It is nonsense to think Hancs cannot compete
with Gay Northern man nfictaref.
It is nonsense to think because Staunton fs i'll Au-
ssta county that it cannot afford Cigar and Tobae-
co Store as well stocked with cheap goods as any
OF the Northern cities.
1t is nonsense to say that IIaines cannot furnish
you with good genuine Seed Havana Cigar FOR
cents.
1T Is nonsense to think that Haines cannot supply
you with anything in his line OF business as Gooo
and at as low price IS any man III TINS country
If Won do not believe The above call at the corner
OF Main ana Augusta Streets Arnentrouts old
stand when you will find it all correct, and anything
yon want to know about Tobacco ana cigars. !y 10
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TINTED STAT S COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.
u HARHISoNBURG, VA, Nov 25th, 18Th
To Joseph Harner, bankrupt, John Paul, Assignee
OF said Bankrupt and any creditor Of said bank
ruf5t 49,
You are hereby notified that T have fixed upon
Monday the 18th day of December l674 at my office in
Iarrsonburg, Va. if fair if not, the next fair day
thereafter Sunday eXcepted) to take account of
Bankrupt $ interest in the estate of his father, Geo
Harner, and any other property, also Of. the liens
vlded 10y decree of the District Court OF the Uni
ted States for the western District of va. rendered
OH the 10Th day Of October, 18Th in the bankrupt
matter OF said jesrphs Harner, at which time you
and each of you are required to attefsd. Given
DER my hand as commissioner in ehalcery, the day
and year aforesaid.
dee 3-4t WM. J. POINTS, Conn.,,
john Paul. Assignee
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lease No. 81
IN He DISTRICT C 0JRr OF THE UNITED States
for the Western District OF Frgipia>--,n Bank
Fuptcy.
In the matter of James Lewis, Bankrupt.
TO WHOM IT MAY CONGERly
The undersigned, Jno J. Williams and
Il. L. Barton of Winchester, Frederick County, Va,
hereby give notice appointment as assignees
of the estate of James Lewis OF Frederick County
in said District who was the Goth day OF August
A. d., 1874 adiutgad bankrupt the petition OF the
tkrennndoah Valley National Bank of Winchester,
and of othe creditors OF said James Lewis by the
District Court of said District.
Dated November 23cd, 1874.
JNO. J. WILLIAMS,
Il. T. BARTON,
nov29-3t Ass;rnees
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TINTED STATES COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
u UARRISoNBURG VA, Nov, 18th, 1911
70 VIM. Sigler. bankrupt, VIM. II. DorrauSh rs,
sienee Of said bankrupt, and amy creditor OF said
I an!1rurtt. 3- t-
You are hereby notified that have fixed upon
Monday, the 26th day of December, 1871! at my Office
in 1Iarrisolihui Va if fair, if not. tie next fair Cay
thereafter, Sunday eXceped) to ascertain and report
the liens and their prioritesupon the lands OF said
bankrupt, provided by decree Of the District
court of the United States for the western district
of Va. rendered the 18th day of October 1874, in
the matter in Bankruptcy of said William SiSler.
at which time and place you and each of you are
required to attend. Given under my hand, as COM
missioner in chancery the Gay and year aforesaid
dec Bit WAl. j. POINTS, Couar.
N.a. NJ Dorraugh, Assignee.
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lease No. G33l
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
L. States, for the Western District OF Virginia.
In Bankruptcy.
In the matter OF John B. Higgins, Bankrupt.
70 WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
The
county va hereby gives notice of his appointment
Assignee Of the estate of John 3. Higgins
------, of Clarke county, in said Dis
trick, who was, the 23rd day Of July, d., 1874,
adjudsed Bankrupt on his own petition by the
District Court of said district.
dec 3-st THos. D. GOLD. Assignee.
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A EsEGXEE'S SALE
n of Real Est ate.
I'm Rockingham a'0EazkfY.

In pursuance Of Decree rendered by the District
Court of the United States for tie Western District
OF Virginia, intile matter of Thomas Dean, 'ia1
rupt, will as Assignee of s;tfd Bankrupt, on the
21st day of DECEMBER, 1874
County c. urtday) in front Of the Court House in
lIarrsonburg, Va, sell at public auction to the
highest bidder. . tract Of land containing
~ Sixty Acres,
go Acres5 lying in Rockingham county,, adjoining
the lands of Fry Harms Berger Adam Long, Mary
Slower, and Others on the following
TERMS to wit One-tilird cash. and the residue
in one and two years, With interest from date of
SALE the purchaser giving bonds therefor with APP
proved personal security, and the title retained
ultimate security
JOHN PAUL, Assignee
nov l9-tds : of Thomas Dean. bankrupt
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TERMS OF SALE:

Terp.s gen. OF purchase money cGSh in hstfs MID
fhe fesidee III tlieec equal annual payments, payable
With interest from Cay OF sale, in two and three
years from said day. The purchaser will De required
to exceAte bond with good personal security for all
deferred payments The title Will be retained until
all the purchase money is paid, unless the Court
otherwise directs Further terms, if any, will be
published on day of sale.
Sale VIII take place at O'Clock p. of day men
TONED.
DAVID II. WALTON, Assignee,
novJ9-tds OF Isaac Bushong, Bankrupt.
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
lIarriSOnburg, Nov. II, 1874

Narrisonburg Nov. II, 1874
To ali persons holding liens against he estate OF
Robt. L. Hutchinson bankrupt.
You are hereby notified thar have fixed upon
in Harrisonbi,rg as the time and place at which
will take the Sceount required by the above decree,
at which tiilIc s place you are required to attend
and prove your liens.
Given under my hand as special commissioner OF
said court, the day and year aforesaid.
nov 19-tt A. NJ. NEW MAN, spec com r.
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A SSIG NEES' SALE or A VALUABLE FARM
n So IN SHENANDOAH COUNTY VA

Pursuant fo3 decree Of tile e. S. District Court
Tor the Western District Of Virginia pronounced at
the October Term 1871 of said Court. will sell,
assignee of said bankrupt before the Court HolSe
door in Woodstock, Shenandoah County Va, on
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TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITBD
[ States, for the Western District OF Virginia.
In the matter of Robert L. Hutchinson, bankrupt.
Ordered that 4. NJ. Newman, special commission
err take an Of the liens on the estate OF the
Bankrupt and that weeks notice OF the time and
place of taking the same by publication i'll the Val
ley Nirginian be equivalent to personal service
Extract from the Decree. Ns-s4
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FRIDAY, the 18th day of December, 1874, =.

at public auction to the highest bidder. the valua-
Bile farm OF said bankrupt containing according to
a survey thereof, made by Josiah VIII, decd late
Deputy Surveyor OF Shenandoah County, 1855 acres,
rood and u poles more or less, situated on the Val.
ley rurnpii, in said County and W.thi. mile OF
tho railroad depot at Toms Brook ;s', tioiniliS the
lands owed by Noah Funkholser, JOHN McInturlf
nd off,
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A ssignce's Sale of Real Estate
N in Sacna MtioaEa GesEamfy. ga

a ssigRace's Sale of Real Estate
n in Shcna Md0ah County. "a.
Pursuant to decree rendered at the Oct, Term,
1874, in the District Court of the United States
the Western District OF Virginia, i'll the matter Of
Henry Glenn, bankrupt, Will, rs Assignee OF said
bankrupt, on 5f
SATURDAY. DECEMBER 18TH 1914
in front of heCourt House i'll Woodstock, Va. sell
ut public anction to the highest bidder the real cs-
tate of said Bankrupt Consisting OF one undivided
halfSinterest in
100 Acres of Land,
situated in the lover end OF Powells Fort, Shenan-
doah cSsssty, Va.
TERMS OF 81 LE-@reTl per cent OF purchase mon
ey i'll hand and the residue in one, two, and three
years. with interest from day OF sale the purchaser
10 execute. bonds with good personal security for
the deferred payments, and the title to be retained
rs ultimate security
HENRY G. ALLEN, Assignee
nov ~ tbs OF Henry Glenn, bankrupt.
Ecase No ESP >N
I'm THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED States
fof the Western District of Vain Bankruptcy.
In the matter of Noah Knopl'. Bankrupt.
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
The Undersigned, Harvey Risk 6fsStau!1-
fon, Augusta CO.. Va hereby gives notice of his APP
pointment ASSIGNEE of the estate al Noah
KIi3pp of f1tgttst county, in said district, who
vas on the 3rd day of August, a. d., 1874, d;udg
ed Bankrupt on his own petition by the District
court of said District. r 7s f-esf6
Dated Staunton, Va, November 2lst, 1s7l-
nov2G-3t HARVEY RISK, Assignee.
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TIE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED

IN TIE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
Il States for the Western District OF Va.
In the matter OF Thomas Me5dcn, bankrupt.
man. as special commissioner, to take account OF
the liens upon the lands OF said bankrupt and
their riorites, and such other accounts as may be
required by amy party in interest or to the Comr
seem pertinent. -Four weeks notice OF the time and
place OF taking thcsane, by publication in the Val
vice I'LL parties concerned [Extiact from ie
/ DecreeJ ls.a
T COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.
Harrison burg Nov. II, 1874.
To all persons holding liens upon the lands of said
| bankrupt Mo-
| You are hereby notified that have fixed uron
Friday the 18Th day OF December 1871, at my office
| i'll HarI sonburg, the time and place at which
will take the required by the above decree
Mt which time and place You arc reGGlPcd TO attend
| and prove your liens
| Given under my hand as special commissions
aforesaid. the day and year aforesaid.
nov left A. NJ. NEWMAN, Spec. Comr.
| TINTED STATES COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.
/ " HARRISONBURG, Va, Nov, 25th. 1911.
| To Isaac Richie, bankrupt, John Paul, Assignee
of said bankrupt, and any creditor OF said bankrupt
| You are hereby notified that have fixed upor
Tuesday. the 29tf day OF DECEMBER, 18Th at my o.
flee in Harrsoni,urg, Fa If fair. il not the next il
day thereafter Sunday eEceptadD 10 state the liens
PROV iced by decree of The DistC Court OF the United
States fort!a Western District OF Va. rendered Oh
| the goth day of October, 1911 in the bankrupt mat
/ ter of said Isaac Richie, at which te and place
YOU ard each OF ysu required to sten1.f Givel
under my hand,ilS commissioner in ehaDcafy, the
/ day and year aforesaid.
dec sit WIN. ]. POINTS, Comr
| John Paul, Assignee
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TIE IMPROVEMENTS CONSIST OF

good two story dwelling House and other necessa
ry bull lss. The land is of excellent quality with
proper proportion of timhered to the arable land.
in the division OF the tract OF Land of which said
tract is the larger part etwaenJ Jonas Crbl deed.
and said bankrupt. water right was secured to
said bankrupt, to the lower spring. located Lot
No assigned to said decedent end right of way to
said decedent from Lot No ! through Lot NO. to
the Valley Turnpike The neishforhood iii which
said property is stuated-the facilities to market
well rs the quality of~the land make it one OF
he most desirable farms i'll that section OF Silenan-
G1la ClaIIn tr a . Z =.
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A ss1GNBEs SALE or 4 VALUABLE FARu
n In SHENANDOAH COUNTY, VA

A ssIGNEES SALE or 4 VALUABLE FsARM
N IN SHENANDOAII COUNTY, VA.
Pursuant to decree of the Z. S. District Court for
the Western District of Virginia, pronounced at the
October Term OF said Court. 1914, matter OF Isaac
Bushong, bankrupt, will sell, the assignee CT
said baflllruo pit i'll front of tha Court House i'll the
town of Woodstock, Shenandoah County, Va,
SATURDAY, TIE 18th day of December, 1871
at public auction, to tie highest bidder, the valua-
6o-l6o acres, lying Toms Brock i'll said County
and undivided Goiety Of a tract 81 timber land,
tract Of land short distance slid real estate IS
within sight OF the Railroad @crot at Toms, Brook
and the Valley Turnpike. There is dwelling house
and other necessary buildings u3'on the premises
The qnaty or re- n Is lasfone ana II IS IN
a fruit bearing apple orchard npon it. 1t is NEST
desirable property and parties wishing to invest in
such property, may do Well TO examine that adver-
Used btfoFc purchasing elsewhere.
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S,TNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS OFFICE
y Harrisonburg Va. ~. 81 1874
10 VIM H. Richards, bankrupt, c. B. Hancock
Assignee OF said bankrupt, and any creditor Of said
bankrupt.
Yon are hereby notified that I have fixed upon
"Wednesday, the gath day OF December 18Th at nay
office i'll Harrisonhurst Vs., if lair, if not, the next
fair day day thereafter, Sunday exceptedD to tak
account OF the title, character and value Of the
real estate of said bankrupt, and OF the liens upon
the same, as provided by decree of the District
Court Of the Shifted States for the western District
Of Va, rendered on the list day OF October 1874 iii
The matter i'll Bankruptcy OF said VIM. H. Richards
At which time and place you and each of You are
required attend. Given under my hand, as Com
missioner i'll chanccry. the day and year aforesaid
dec Sit WM j. POINTS, Conr.
Win. L. Clarke Attorney
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TERMS OF SALE:

tgTen percent. ofthe purchase money in hand, s39s
per cclt. i'll onay earand the rcsdues i'll two equal
payments in two and three years with interest from
day OF sale, the purchaser to execute bonds with
proved personal security for all the deferred pay
ments and the title will be retained as additional
enrity, till all the purchase money is paid. Further
terms, if any, VIII be published on day of sale.
Sale viii take place at o'clock D. M Of day Hssr
toned.
nov19zst sE : Sof JosephFcrabl Bankrnpt.
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T AMPS LANTERNS, and Lamp Fixtures, a large
~ stock, at lower prices than cvar before known.
For SALE by GEO. w MAY & Co,
nov II AumuSta street.
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duties now incumbent upon the Town
Constable. There will be no further
allowance to this department for fees
for making arrests, burying carbon,
etc., and the saving in this respect
will be considerable.
A limit of five hundred dollars is
placed upon. the salary of the City
Attorney, and considering the large
extra allowances heretofore granted
that official at different times, ma
terial reduction of the cost to the city
for legal services will be apparent.
The compensation of the three
Councilmen is limited..to five dollars
per month each, which will prevent
an increase of the amount now paid
to members of the Council.
The provisions exempting the city
property from parish taxation, direct
ing the Council to determine and fund
the legal Indebtedness, prohibiting
the issuance of any warrant upon the
treasury unless there be money there
in for its payment, and fixing the
time for municipal elections upon the
same day State elections occur, are
wise and judicious, as all must admit.
There need be no.apprehension on
the part of residents of Port Barrow
that the incorporation of that burgh
with the City of Donaldson will result
in any manner to their disadvantage.
The limit placed upon the tax which
the Council is authorized to levy is
mill less than the parish tax has been
for 1872, and it is not probable the
city tax win always reach the
limit. The Improvement ofthe streets
and the wholesome influence of a well
administered municipal government
will enhance the:value of Port Barrow
property beyond peradventure.
The new bill was introduced in the
Senate to-day by Senator Bovee, and
there is little doubt of its passage
We are strongly in favor of the new
system of government, and feel con.
fdent practical test will demonstrate
its superiority over the one now il
operation.
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Hon. C. N. Lewis has given us an
explanation of his difficulty with Hon
Cain Sartain, in the House of Repre-
sentatives last week, which puts an
entirely new phase upon the matter
and demonstrates the total incorrect
ness of our previous information
which was derived from the New Or
leans Times, a journal that seems to
delight in misrepresenting every thing
connected with the General Assembly
or its members. The remarks of Mr.,
Lewis were not applied to Mr.. Sartain
at all, but were of a good-humored
and general nature, and when the
gentleman from Carroll learned what
a misapprehension he labored under,
he rendered Mr.. Lewis ample apolocy
for his assault, and his aaaende honor
able was accepted in the same frank
spirit offered.
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tanners of the public mind, for its vast pop
ularity has been won by no appeal to stupid
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The character which this magazine pos
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CONGRESS AND LOUISIANA,

The Louisiana case still hangs fire
in the Senate. Mr.. McCreery of Ken
tucky INDUCED in a facetious talk the
other day in favor of recognizing that
mythical institution yclept the Nc
Emery G Government" and Senator Matt
Carpenter nearly upset his physical
system with two-day speech advo-
eating a new election. Senator Nor
ton, who is the recognized admins
tration leader in the Senate, followed
Mr.. Carpenter in a powerful speech
against the new election project, char
acterizing it a measure of anarchy and
bIoodshed. With his customary I'M
fairness, that delectable fraud known
as the Washington agent of the Asso-
ciated Press telegraphed a complete
synopsis of the speeches of Messrs.
McCreery and Carpenter, but only
devoted three lines to the effort of
Senator Morton, yet mark the state
ment, the views of the latter gentle
man will prevail in the Senate. It is
the prevailing impression that vote
will be reached next week, and a pri-
vate dispatch from Mr.. Pinchback
received in New Orleans two DAYS
since announces that his admission is
reduced to a certainty. The Presi-
dent declines to recommend a new
election, and it is asserted the Demo-
Gratis in Congress will vote against the
measure as an Infringement upon the
rights of sovereign State. So with
the Democrats for MeEnery, the Lib
erals and doubtful Republicans for a
new election, there is certainly little
probability of the defeat of Mr.. Pinch
back or the Kellogg Government. 1t
is becoming so evident to Congress
and the nation that the existing gov
eminent is working out the salvation
of almost ruined Louisiana, that there
is a growing disposition not to inter-
fere with it, and decided aversion
to establishing regime of such doubt
full component parts as MeEnery dy-
nasty would embrace.
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coNsTABLE's SALES.

Thomas j. Walton vs.. No. Is, Abraln John
son.-Wednesday, February A, 1874, at IL
O'Clock NJ, on Pine street, opposite Bridge
street, near the bayou ferry, in Port Barrow,
the following described property, to-wit
One wooden shanty, seized in the above en-
titled and numbered suit Terms-Cash on
the spot Tax on suit, constables fees, etc.,
about fifteen dollars.
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It is rumored that Governor Kellogg
has issued requisition upon Gov.
Shepherd of the District of Columbia
for the body of H. G. Warmoth, who
is charged with completely in some
criminalities which occurred during
his gubernatorial reign in Louisiana.
Warmoth's sudden departure from
Washington apparently confirms this
rumor. Great secrecy concerning the
affair is maintained by the knowing
ones, and the public curiosity can moi
be satisfied at present with particulars