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SzgE WOto=No1o
RMsazss@s5:@A @feroe s 8a9n.

Spt,fien Baltimore uno Sotpfontotpn.
Ibaano BON Baltimore nab2 opiontofpn unb Den
3rpii1enfationen an Der gortz0fo9o Elm palb nod
ieoer Gtunoe bon Z llbr so Din. Wior9ens bis 5 nbr
70 gliuuten uuD UNI 10 uno IL rbr Ibenos.
3mriidfebreno
uertaTeu bic Bag9ons &SipioHtoiUn itiinoIt9 Don 6
Yon Baltimore udf @opan5totun Inn Z uno S
MIR Dioroens uub ftiu0lib pom 2 bis z lbr A6eno5.
Son @opanstoDu fIr Baltimore I'M s unb 9 rbr
Ntoraens uuo ftunolib BON 3 bliss ubr abenos.
fSJtuio 1o4ltpl
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Wertpalterss@crfan
- poH ..st3,
pertbpoaem @rnnoeisentha,a an "ran'''H

AHEM4 ~ $50 -. ~.nsRFS,.
tperthppaem @runoeigenthutn an Tranttthi
Strabe auf Anfttou:
SIN isoIee zines Defretes oes sfets9et5WLes geI
Stoot Baltimore tuiro Der unterseihnete SeIlpalter
oui 6ffentliber auttion an DIT uno Stels Sonns
obeup, oen 23. Niat 1874, UsittaGs IL INT, oerz
faufen: cA.
an Der S%S3oroisite bon BrantliniraBe, on Der sore=
me6r ODER peniscr, brett une $ SUP = sou tIs, mn
o~leihmdbieer Breite uuo parallel NIT SaspeflI9Be.
Die Decentralization befeben in 5pei por6a96tqen
3ztodt9eu bieselfeiueruen 9dnIern, mt gn; ~ aag
t3i beSeibnet nno etnem idhritthen 9runoslnls Dph
$3.50 INTERN orfen, uub cinerSr t9tnalSptetqe 1onslo.
Oas @runbetsentbum tpiro 5rei oon aueR anlptu@
den bis sum Yerfauf5tage %pertdrit.
Die Sertaufsbebiuguusen, wle I'm Sessefe noeS.>
ihrie6en, fuo: Elm 5ritttbeil 6aar, Der 0er IN Q u:
IL 9ionaten, ooer aaes baar, nab 8elieoen pes
adufers. Die Greottz3abIun9e9 pom Ssgta as,sfsr9
an 3inien tra9euo, Ino oar9 ssS %o 1,S oxS i mSoif
SSeiixert. frieorid, Sod, Serpalter;
@prriS Z. Sones, Sahpatter'
Hrff
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8crspalterSsVerfatt

I1M..A pom
tperthpcaent 8runoei9ent1um
an Der Gaaess, uabe GGmpteaos StraBe.
Sraft uno in SoGee zines Oetretes oes Steis9ertn>
ties Der Staot SaGttm ore, am 20. Aprtl 1914 panttt,
In Der Slaoe oes nSadion=8duuereine 9tr. 4" 9e9erl
Ghriftiana Bell, miro berlIuterSeitnete ais SerDalz
tel an Srt unh Steae Wsittuoh, Den Is. Uial 1914,
9tdfmitta9S 3 ubr, pertauTeH:
oaS sanse nadftebcnoe 0rnnoetsentbutr',
lin Der 9tuie Der 8efieite Der SalastraBe, in Der
9utiernunq pom ungefdbr 80 SUP 6 Sol Horoli6 pom
Der JorbmeItzgGe Der SdQas> uno 5aInpre9oltfaBe
aniangeno, pelher arfau9spuutt in Der Ndtte Der
Snei6emauer zines Sluiihen benz dut Dem lest 81
6eidreibenoen 9ruRSftide ite9encen nno Dem I'M
Der Oala5ftraBe ii fSuB, mebr ooer lpent9er, ole arl
bic Diitte elmer SheioemGuer Sfutlhen Dem aut Dem
ieet 5u belbreibenbeu 9runoihide ftebenben 9aule
lnb Dem i'm Stoeu au9renSeuoeH Sauie, oGnH ipeltz
lid Idues Der Dtitte hela9ter Shetoemauer, uno ole
ielbe Rihtuna tei6ebatteno &c SuB rnebr ODER pentz
oer, bis on Die gSefIeite elmer un9etabr SuB orelz
ten qaeo qebeno, iuelfes bic peflihe IuBenltnle
belaoten BlaBes BON Benntn9ton's 9anSem @funos
ffide In, bann Lungs beia9ter IuBenltnte uorollh II
EuR, mlebr ODER meni9er, Mn cine BON antanasz
puntte oe;oaene 9tnie gu itneioeH uno otelelbe
RihtnnS9 pTerfolaen6, uub 6Hli6 Lungs oerielbea, unb
Debate Sinie suriidgebeub bis gum aufan9e.
Die DISQUALIFICATION befte9en IN etrlen z : fodi9en
,iceelHeimernen @auie tn gutter Heparatur.
@runbmietbe $15.
8erfauisbepingungen. Sin Sritttbeit baar. Der
gleft in 6 uub 70 Wtonaten, bur6 gtoten, sur .SufItez
ben bes uuter1ei6neten i~nboiitrt, 9eiitert, ODER Al7
(eS baar, nab Belieben oe5 SduTer5.
6. Seen Smdlanan, Seriualter,
gr. 1, yertn9tonfrabe;
GarsueI s.. Goper & Sohre, Iutt.,
SiooitzGde Der @Gpz uno S99ettettr.
. roc q 400 = . ~ A.
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Surd &. 81. Sennett 6 Coup.
a..st ShprifiS=Ierfauf.

SurG &. -. Sennett & Comp.
fE;a SderiHszg erfanf.
Esl.lL arnft unb in 8ol9e zines Selhla9na9me@Se'
iebles (fieri facias) be5 &rets<@ertttS fllr Solparo'
&ount9, an bas Superiorz@eriG Der Staot galtt'
more 3u retourniren, in Der Stage BON Sobu 0olpnet
eeqeu ben r0iamono : Bauuerein 9tr. 2 BON Baltt'
more" babe ih nit geihla9 bele9t uno IN GretlttoT
senommen ale Jiedte, geiitre4te, Sntere!Ie unt
anlprabe bes ~beiasteu p8tanionb : gauUersinS gtr,
2 BON Baltimore" auf uno 5u jenen sspet Grnae;
Itldeu nit oarauiitebeubeu @ebduoen, in Der Staoi
Baltimore 9etcseu, unb tuie folst,. beihrie6en:
G:riter Tlab. 2n Der Siolelte Der Dtnioerrp'
ftrase, suii6en Der Striderz uno @itmoritrabe, 9ez
leser, is SUI brett un6 100 SUP tteT bis an cine
Ilep. IS 1T baiielbe @i9entbum, pelhe5 IN etne1
Sppotbef pom 1. ScSem6er 1869 uHo IN ben Saao1
Ardioeu her Stabt Baltimore In Eloer o.. ~,
Sir. AS, sol. 2d, ein9etra9en,. BON is. .. Sa0z
Ior uuo SoiepbiHe &. Saulor, feline 6rau, an cen
.9iQmon0 : Uduuereiu ST.. 2 bon Baltimore" 9e9ez
ben, belhrieben lit. Se6aut init etnem 3=ftodt9en
steecIjeinerusi @pbnbanie NIT etHem 2@ltodtS
gen 6inter9 ebduoe.
. Ytpeitsr 0Iab. Nn Der etnie Der Neitieite ben
9df9ounifraSe in Der @Htfernung BON 51t SUB "a
3ou (mebr ODER f~ueniser) iiioiid pom Der Gde, ipel9s
6urn Die Sdneibung Der Suolette Der RreBtfnanttf.,
lpie re beabiihti9t III, .9eofnet 81 mefoen, nno pel
g8efieite bet @albounfraBe 9%ebtloet miro, Gntdnz
eeup; oaun u0rolif, Lungs ber @effieite Der @al@
bounffraBe, Is 6uB; bann fpeftlth uno parallel mi
eoofefttaBe ourh Die Diitte Der ShetpemaIer, metQe
bas Saus auf Dem jest gu beitreibenoen Ylase BON
BEN auI benz unmittel6ar i'm 9toroen an9ren6enoen
Saule trennt, 70 6ub (mebr o0er tpent8er) bis in bic
Witte eiuer 10 SUP breiten Ilep, fpeIde fortludbreno
often 9e6alteu perben mus fit ben 9elnetnl99Itll9en
@e5r6u9 Der gigent6iimer zines Glate5 on Der DIT
ieite elmer Strase unmittetbar iueitliT bon Gal9ounz
Sfra6e unb parallel NIT ~oeriel6eu bann iiiolth onrd
Sic Mtitte bela9ter 10 SUI breiten auep uno. parallel
nit 9albouniroBe, Is Sus (mebr ooer pentgeO, Il.
banu 5itlih in sra6er SiHie 70 Su6 (nebr ODER uert=
gen bis an bic @eitieite Der Galbonnfsrabe sum anz
fau96punfte. Seriet6e lift einem idbrlifen 9runo7
;inie BON $4S INTERN orfeu, nit etneln 2 : tnGtget'
S:eaelaeineruen 2Sobnbnnfc bebaut uno ais gr.
4U5, gcrbzgulbounitrafe, beSei6nct.
limb ib ma6e 6ierlnit b%efannt, eaB t1 Snnter:
tag, ben ii. yiai 1874, Ntittags Y nbr, on Der @es
ribf5bau5tbire in Der Steot Baltimore ales Sntes
reiie ocs 6eIa0ten p9iamono@8auuereins g&r. 2 por
Baltimore" in benz oben beidrie6euen uno NIT Be
l6iae bete9ten 0runoei8enthune p~ertouTen peroe.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
s~Suau}tuS stibert, Sferlff;
(Q1 in3 Ism 4. Sk. gSennefk & SrntD.. Nutt.
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YaT09csSreiie:
9oR Bremen nah BALTIMORE:
SGittc 500 GOD;
.SUiihcnocd S36 Gouraut.
BON Baltimore nub southampton uHo Eouo0u
Saidte 500 sob.
Spiiheuocd $50 SourGut.
Bon Baltimore nab SreneR uno NGpIs:
Gaiute 500 sob,
Slpiihenoed 80
Sinner Sluiibeu / uno 10 5G5rcH ole pdlite; Sdua
Iingc 81,
gBeQcu Trubt uRo BGiidgtt In ottiCu In icoer Sinz
itht enpiebIeusUcrtbeH Sbtfeu iuenoe man I'D on
Die @euerdlzA9eHten Der Siuic,
". S6unlnd;cr & Somp.,
(SIt20,fS SIR. 9, S.zSbarle5ftr., Baltimore, 9io.
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8ants Nn3'iGen.
Sereiaiate 9eatiae 8aaf,

StCttAIDle AsAliWE OAAlI
ode DER SaIttHoreFr. II. Doft=S fiee=stpenue,
i'm @ebduoe hes
HDeutih en- Gorreip pHoeHttH."
Sepofitoren erbdltea feds PIoSent Stnien, peldt
bonn Gage Der Seponiruus CT bic gu oemiei6en OG=
tum i'm ndhften gionat erldubt. iucroen. 0ffeu tdes
lt9 BON 8 nbr Dior9ens bis 3 nbr gtadmittass.
Spbu SuIitb, BraioeEt;
Glemeus Sfenoprf, 8ice>Trii.
Strettortn:
Sobn Smitb, Clemens EOfenoort
SranS 0leio, Sch. S~Guernihmtot,
@briftop9 9reu5er, Sob .. &iBuer,
8. u. 9erfen, AHoreds 9otrndnn.
Sobn Sooe5, jtibGrb s. Srodmener,
Saleutin 5oaer, 6ero. 6repoe.
Ufidael Albert,
(gfop6,fS) &asi Seftrtd1, 8aiitrer.
Eeutid1c Central Sanf bon
Baltimore
iii Eaine's @ebauOe,
Slofueit=(S6 SaLttntoreif uao 9.=S. =4pe.
Sffen tGglih pom 9 bis ) a6r.
Sepoftoren erbaIteu ) Gso5cnt 2inien.
Gheds aeben ourh oas Steering : 9oule."
Gonrao D4eio, Brditoeut;
Musuit scatpe9, Sice=Rrdfoent;
Strettoreu:
Gonrao @teio, NIer. Rraas,
Muaujt Scapee, 2ouis Htutb,
5a0io 2lmbadI, @eorS &abl,
~. ". Sreber, Goneaoi 0raf,
z. s.. geidjel, Z. $. Don Der Sort,
@ilb. s., @eIoe, Sob. Il. Eeus,
(6ebr.2t, 3Dite.) fr. Rnbitrat, 9Gftrer.
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@erwalters .@erfanf

TILL BON ,,.. a.,
swei @%runotaGen NIT DISQUALIFICATION On
~ Ser Sobnftrabe.
I'm esoIoe pine5 Sefrete5 oe6 SrelS9eltQte. ptt
ef6St baltimore miro Der untersetdnete ant ORIENT
iiher guftion an Out uno Steue VttItpoal,
Sen %, Olai 1874, EndDmittn8s 5 upf' Dettau7
fen: eton, Rof,ir ore
e~eleaen, unb ME Iol9t, bel9rleoen: :,
fir 6Gs GrHe an Der ytoroiette Der Jo1nrIaBe' IN
her gntfernuua uon f6 Sus oitltt BON Der sde ott
Souutrase uno Der Gillette Der Sprln9tIeBe pn9
an Der bftlitften einie ooer iiooftltnen e9e GEE
Gjrnn6itiifes ;uerTt in elmer urtunoe pom D. Osjof.
1872 beItriebeu uno in Den Arhtpen Der Stdot Sal>
timore In 9i6er G.. R. Jtr, 595, Sol. % etn9etro9en,
BON Sob. u. Heeb, 8erualter, On geo. aS, pun
nnb Sob. s.. Stunned iibertragen, onfaH9eno, oann
oit[tf lGnos Der So6nitrabe 16 6uB 9eheIo, oGnl
u6roIib, parallel nit Der Sprtn9fraBe ~ iSnB, otS
On cine Ruff breite guep NIT oeren 9smeinldloItir
den 0e6raute 9cbeno, pam 'psrttT t%nSe NINA SrIry<
Inep IS Hub unb banu ilolth, para9et NH SpuH9S
StrQRe So SuB bis gum AHjan9spuntte.
gSir 6as iiueite 8runoftiid On Der NoIolelte oet
Sobnftrafe, in Der @utfernun9 pom ~ 6uB oEItg
BON Der Gde in Der obt9eu Sel9felqung ansessorh
beidriebenen BIdses aufan8eno, ba1H o,rItdl lan9S
Der SobnSraBe, is SuB eeheno, oann nor9un, pa.
raael nit gprin9ftrG6e so SUB, ois an slne guB
breite a1ep init oeren Seutun mI
Damn ipefli6 ldn9s beiaster Iuep f6 6uB, u. oann
iabiih parallel nit Sprtu9ftrase 80 6uB bis gum
s%nfan9e. .7o o,s ishes
Der beia9ten Bldse unteruoren: ~i
SeoeB Der belGSten @runoftiide 1T NIT etnem eteiz
d6fi9en ,ieaelteinernen g~Sobubaute nit 5lpets
ftodi9em 0interbaule oeoaut. o.e,;r 6,o~
}erfoufSbeOinauneeu - Elm Srttttbetl baer,
Der 5aeit in 5pet slei9en 3aaetun9sn ~ lsq Ss ~
ben 6es 9dufers; bic @rebitSab(un9en pom Seftaules
taoe an 3in{eu tra9eub, uub burh ytote ooer gt9ten
he3 SGuiers. Sur3uirieoeubeit oe5 gerfp1lters lnool@
firt, sefdert' Sotepb ~: &rsas: l Ssrp@''ef'
Hti I onl 3. gS Bennett & GDttD., NutI.
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Experimentation Werfamf
4uiwl Don Dem
{ebr perthpnaem mno eompIeten @pbnbamfe,

rstHs EXPERIMENTATION Wcrfamf
l.,-i bon Dem
{ebr werthppaem ino epn,pleteu @pbnbamie,
SIR. 1881, @nior Strabe,
maize WiaoiionzSquare,
Gonuerftag, ben IA. Mai 1874, Nahmittaqs 4
rhr, uerhen mir an Plase tas mertboone unb emz
p5ehIensmert6 9ele9ene @runbHfid NIT O e.
Sd n an Der Siieite Der @niortraBe, nabe Dem
Naoiion : Sqnare, pertauien. OaS @rnnbftiid lit
IA SUP 3 3on brett uno 149 SuB6 Soatief, nit einem
bretitodi9en @ebdube nit 6ront BON eeprebteu
nsbt elmer angeiigten sie9elftetuernen Slide bebaut;
Gas uno gSaIer ifnb i'm Sauie, nno 6eiinoet iid Elm
ifoner Refer unter benz Sauie.
Die Bebinsun9en iperoen anl95ertaufsta9e betauut
aemadt. Nabere auSfunft fam man bel %. 6 0 Il
fou &sobn, Saus= uno Gruno=Ntdtler, gtr. Gu,
Observation-Disclosures, erbalten.
01f 2,A0 ., ". &trflatp & Gcutp., Iutt,
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9fr. 81, ct. Yaulz, bfpiiben
fOlar,9tS) 2erin9ton> unb Sarato9aitrGBe.
~. 1,o,f1,,,fn,,. 6duier in allen Gbeilen e.
III UefIINteA . 6erStabt, itets anSanb, E1LiiiH
sSIiihen pier uno flnfbunbert, iebr 6iIi9 la
Sopie aud @iuSie6uns pom @rlnb@ uno Sausmte'
t6en, fpa5 prompt unS ri6tis beiorst fpir6 BON
Weora G.prt,
9tr. 102, Gou9h1traBe, 5fptlher
fMnr;1t oaite1 R~roobmaO uuD Spnbftrake.
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0ie llebertragung pom g%eplien Ean0-IIrtuHz
ben uHo 4uS;iigen bon llrtlnoen BON Dem
Siireau Oes &lertS oes Expectations Sertds
tes in oaS Siireau bes GommiiiiOnerS Der
Vano=StrcanS 81 autoriiiren; Abidnitt 40
oeS IS. ArtttelS Der Ilgemeiuen 0fentlifcn
@eieeeS 81 wiOcrrufeu, iopie abidnitt So bel
lelbcn ArtltelS mo eiu Subititnt oafiir ctHz
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1874-02-26
Cease No. $50.

[C1Se NO. 200.
THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE; That on the 18th
day Of Jan, A. D., 1874, warrant in Bank
ruptcy was issued against the estate Of Joseph J.
Little, of McGaheysvile, Rockingham Co.. and
State of Virginia, who has been adjuagtd Bank-
rupt on his own petition; So That the payment Of
anv debts, and the delivery of any property be
longing to said Bankrupt, to him or for his use.
and thetransfer Of any property by him, a"e for
hidden by What meeting Of the creditors
one or more assgaeas Of his estate. will be held
at o court Of Bankruptcy, to be holden the Of
fee Of the Register in Bankruptcy at Harrison
burg, Va. before c. DouaLss GeAy, ESQ.,, Regis
ter, on the 9th day of March, A D., 1874
1t 10 O'clock a. m.
JOSEPH S EFFlNGER,
Deputy y Marshal, as Messenger.
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i Case No 1881

THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, That on the 5th
day of Jan A. D., 1874. Warrant in Bankrupt
cy Was issued against the estate of John Buwman
Of Ottoh'ne. Rockneh lin county, and State
Of Va, who has been ad5udgel Bankrupt, on his
own petition That ihe 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 a
Court of Bankruptcy. 10 be holden at The office O.,
the Register in Bankruptcy, in Harrisanburg
Va, before G. DOUGLAS GRAY, Register on
the. 9Th day OF March. A. D 1874. at 10
o'clock m JOSEPH s. EFEINGER,
Deputy U. 8 Marshal. as Messenger
e feb a9-2t r8@8.a
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1874-02-26
ICase No. $50 |.

n. OfSt NU 900 ] = =
THIS is re GIVE NOTICE:-That on the 18th
day OF. Jan, A. u, 1874, a Warrant ia Bankrupt
cy was issued against the estate of John Broy
of Sperryville. Rap2ahannock Co, and State o
Va, who has been aijulg ed Bankrupt on his ow!
petition That the payment Of any debts, anc
the tfe1iveryof any property belonging to salc
Bankrupt. to him or for his use, and the transfer
of any property by him, are forbidden by law
That a meeting of the creditors of said Bank
rnpt, to prove their debts and choose one or more
Assignees Of his estate will be held at Court
of Bankruptcy. to he holden at the office of the
Register in Bankruptcy in Harrisonburg Virgin
ia, before c DOUGLAS GRAY, Esq Register.
on the 9th day of March, A. D, 1874, at 10
o'clock, a. m.
4S 4 JOSEPH s EFFINGER,
s Deputy U. s. Marshal, as Messenger.
fab Of Q,
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- View Ut oJI. ; ~
THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE :-That on the e4tt
day ct Jan. A. D.. 1874, 8 warrant in Bankrupt
cy was issued against the estate of James w
RYAN. of Millwead. Clarke CO.. and State o
Virginia, who has been adjudged a Bankrupt OF
his own peiitisn That til. payment OF an,
debts and he delivery of any property belonging
TO said Bankrupt. to hin, or for his use. and III,
transfer Of any property by him. are forbidden
by law i-That . ueeting of the creditors of SAID
BANKRUPT. to prove their aehts and choose one OF
more Assisnees OF his estate.will be held at q
Court OF Bankruptcy. to be holden at the office
Of the Register in Bankruptcy in Harrisonburg
sirg"ia before 9. Rauglas Gray. Esq Register
on he 27th day of March. D. 1874, at IL
o'clock 3. m. JOSEPH s. EFFINGER.
Deputy y s, Marshal, as Messenger.
feb a672t
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Correspondence of the Virginian.
LEXINGTON, VA, Febr'y %, 1874.

Lexington, VA. Febr'y %, 1874.
The Circuit Court has been 10 session here
since the 10th, inst, and quite large a
mount Of business has been disposed Of
Very little will be lefs on che law docket
and q decided impression has been made on
the chancery docket. The Judge meets at
9o'clock in the morning aud continues his
session until three, aud sometimes 10 even a
later hour He has disposed Of three Grim
RIAL cases-two for murder, and one for
horse stealing. In the murder cases, both
criminals won 10 the case for horse steal
ing, the prisoner was found guilty, and SEN
tened to three years imprisonment in the
penitentiary. Both dockets 10 this court
have been quite large, but the energy and
industry OF Judge Mclaughlin have 50 re-
duced both that he now has them under his
control, and his abors in the future will be
somewhat lightened. We had but one mem
Der Of your Bar here during the. term. and
he only for few days-Judge Shelley.
Judge Thomas D. Houston, Of Botetourt,
was present for few days. These were the
only LAWYERS from distance, who honored
the court by their presence. .8
Washington and Lee University, and the
Virginia Military Institute, are 10 -four
ishing condition. Both enjoying high
reputation throughout Virginia and the 9TH
er Southern States and we'll does each de-
serve it. Each Institution can boast of an
able and learned faculty, not surpassed by
that Of any other institution in the South
ern States.
The new Episcopal Church, now being
erected here, is 10 good state Of forward
ness-the roof now being put on. When
completed it will be the handsomest church
edifce in Virginia. The suggestion Of
now church was made by Gen. r.. E. Lee,
that great and good man. Il is source OF
regret that he and Ms. Lee, Cloth Of whom
took the deepest interestsin the enterprise
could have been spared long enough to
see the work comp eted, and the church ded-
icated. General Gusts Lee, the worthy
son Of worthy sire, fills his fathers place
il the vistry Of the church, and takes the
greatest interest in its completion.
The roads throughout the, county have
been in wretched condition for several weeks.
They are now drying up, and will, we hope,
soon be greatly improved
~ Our Railroad is getting along slowly, but
we are glad toIearn that 10 short tima the
laboring force will be greatly increased. II
the road we're opened to Lexington. we think
the company could more than make expen-
ses in running it.
Our town is growing slowly, but when the
railroad gets here, then we expect to see her
spread herself y
The prospect for a wheat crop in this coun-
y is very encouraging. We hope present
expectations may be fnlly realized. Ii they
should be, we will have the bsst crop that
has been raised since the war. Aoa@
Court is still in session, but will adjourn
in a DAY or two. r.
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V0IHS1 NO OoZ. J n
THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE: That on the 3rd
day OF JAM, A. D.. 1874 Warrant in Bankrupt
cy was issued against The estate of Stephen J.
Reynolds, Head Waters, Highland county, and
State of Virginia, who has been adjuaged a
Bankrupt on his own petition THAT the pay
ment Of any deb 8, and the delivery Of any prop
erty helongng'to said Bankrupt to him ora for
his use, and the ira nsfer of any property by him.
are 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 a Court of Bankruptcy. to be
holden at the Office of the Register in Bankrupt
cy in Harrisonburg Va; before G. DOUGLAS
GRAY, Esq. Register. on the 9th day of Mar.
A. D., 1874, at 10 o'clock. a M.
4, JOSEPH s. EFFINGER.
Deputy u S. Marshal, Messenger.
A<oh oe ~ So
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Case No 592
THIS Is TO GIVE NOT[CE:-That on the Oath
day Of Jan, A. d., 1874. a Warrant in Bar krupt-
sy was issued against the estate Of William Fl
Young Of Rerryville. Clarke county, and
State of Va who has been adiudged Bankrupt
Oh his own petition THAT the payment of any
dehs and the delivery of any property b long
ingfo said Bankrupt to him. or for his use, and
the transfer of any property by him, are forbid
den by law: That a meeting of the creditors OF
said Bankrupt to prove their debts and choose
one or more assignees of his estate, win be held
at Court of Bankruptcy, to be hslden at the
burg Va, before G, QOUGL AS GRAY. Esq,
Register on the 9th dayof Mar. "a D.. 1874, at
* . clock a. m, yss. JOSS EFFiNQER. ~
Deputy q $. Marshal, IS Messengsr.
feb 2f ~
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THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE; That on tho
9th day of Jan. a. D.. 1874. u warrant in Bank
ruptcy was issued against the estate of Henry
Glen, Oft Fountains, shenandoah Co., and State
Of Va, who has been adjudged Bankrupt. on his
own petition THAT the payment of any debts,
and the delivery Of any property belonging to
said Bankrupt, to him or for his use, and the
transfer Of any property by him, are forbidden
by av;-That meeting of the creditors of said
Bankrupt to prove their debts anil choose one or
more assignees of his estate will be held at q
count of Bankruptcy, to be holden at the Office Of
the Register in Bankruptcy in Harrisonburg
Virginia. before c. DoUGLAs GRAY, Esq, Regis
ter, on the eth day of March, A. D.. 1874
at 10 clock, a. m, JOS, S. EFFINGER,
b Deputy U. S. Marshal, as Messenger
fah oc o.
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THIS IS T@VE NOTICE: That on the 2Sth
Day Of Jan. D., 1874, Warrantin Bankrupt
cy was issue against the estate, W a. L. An
derson Of Ottebne, Rockin CHAM Co, and State
of Virginia. who has been adjulged Bankrupt
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 USE AMI the
transfer Of any property by him, are forbidden
BY law THAT a meeting OF the creditors of said
Bankrupt, to prove their debts and choose one er
more Assignees Of his estate. will be held at a
Court of Bankruptcy, TO be holden at the Office OF
the Register in Bankruptcy in Harsisonburg,
Virginia. before G Douglas Gray, E.q, Regis
ter, CD the 27th day of March. A. D 1874 at
10 o'clock a. N. JOSEPH EFFINGER.+ e.,
Deputy U S. Marshal, as Messenger.
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THIS Is TO aIyE No )i That on the so,h
day of JAM, A D 1874. 3 War1an.in Bankrupt
cy was issued against The estate of James h.
Kemp Of Luray, Page county, and State OF
Va. who h.s been adjaiged Bankrupt his
owe petition THAT the payment of any debts,
and the delivery of any property belonging said
Bankrupt, to him or for his use. and the transfer
Of any property by him, are forbidden by law
That meeting the Creditors ofsaid Bankrupt
to prove their debts aud chaose one or more AS
signees Of his estate. will be held at Court o.
Bankruptcy, to be holden at the office of tbs
Register in Bankruptcy in Harrisonburg. Nir
ginia, before C. Douglas Gray. ESQUIRE, Register
on the 18th day of March. A. D.. 1874 at II
O'CLOCK a. m. JOSEPH s. EFFINGER,
Deputy u. S. Marshal, as Messenger.
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THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE. That on tn,
4th day of Jan. A d , 1874. a warrant in Bank
ruptcy was issuel against the estate of John A
Cri,zer of Mt. Sidney. Augusta Co aud State c
Va, who has beef adudgel Bankrupt Oh hi.
own petition: THAT the payment of any debts
an the delivery Of any property belonging to
said Bankrupt. to hin or for his use, and the
transfer of any property by him are 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 u
Court Of Bankruptcy, to be holden at the Office
of the Register in Bankruptcy in Harris NIB lrg
Virginia, before C. DDUGLASGRAY ESQ Reg
ister. on the 9th day of March, A D.. 1874. at
10 o'clock a m JOSEPH S EFFINGER,
Deputy U. S. Marshal, as Messenger.