Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1876-07-28
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NAMPMEETING NOTICES. CAMP.
" meeting will be held on the old Augusta.
camp ground, near Stribling Springs, By the.
United Brethren In Christ commencing August
10TH 1876, to continue one week. Christians,
of every name, and all wel,disposed persons
cordially invited to be present and worship
with US. A boarding tent, with certain speci.
fed privileges, also enter tainment for horses
will be permitted, and no more The law will
positively be enforced against Ill violators, if
detected.
J. W. HOWE, P. E.,
J.E. WH1TESELL,
W. o. GRIMM.
There will be camp meeting held on the old
camp ground, one mile west of Lacey Springs,
under the auspices of the United Brethren in
Christ, commencing August II, 1876. Breth-
rem and friends in this and adjoining counties
are cordially invited to attend. Boarding and
lodging can be had at one dollar per day by
those wishing to remain all or any part of the
time. All who cone by railroad will step off
at Linville Station.
M:F. KElTER,
A. O. LONG,
Committee.
Providence permitting, camp meeting of the
NJ. E. G. s Rockingham District Baltimore
Conference, will be held on the lands of Mr.. r.
Pirkey, few hundred yards from the Fountain.
and Weyer Caves, d miles from Port Republic,
and about miles from Gave Depot, on ths VAIL
ley R. R., to and from which Stages and hacks
will be run in connection with the trains The
exercises will commence on Thursday, the 10th
of August There will be ample accommoda-
ton for ladies and gentlemen at the large board
ing tent erected on the ground There
will be the best of Accommodation for horses at
the pound. Huckstering positively prohibited
outside ofthe arrangement already made by the
committee. cordial invitation is extended to
adjoining circuits and stations and the friends
generally, to tent with US, or at least to attend
the meeting.
DAVID THOMAS, Pc.
July2S ANDREW ROBEY, PC.
VOMMISsIONER'S OFFICE,
" SrAUsToN, July IL, 1876
To George B. Rusmsel, trustee in deed Of
trust from John Fauver, Plaintiff and Wn
8. Nc hesney, Elk or of the last will and tesla
ment of David Fauver decd; John McChesney
surety in the official bond of VIM. s. McChes-
ney, Ex'or as aforesaid Philip Reaser and
Elizabeth A., his wife formerly Fauver;) Will
liam T. Fauver, in his own right and as tHas,
tee for Elizabeth a. Reaser and for Matilda
Shelton, under the will of David Fauver; Will
liam Shelton and Matilda, his wife formerly
Fauver;) Mary Jane Dougherty formerly Fau-
very Moses Weder and Margaret S., his wife
formerly Fauver;) John B. Fauver; Andrew
j. Fauver; Emma B Thomas Jerusha A. Tho
mas and MargaretF Thomas, Defendan in
certain suit in chaneery now pending in the
Circuit Court Of Augusta under the style of
"Rusmisells Trustee VS.. Fauver's Ex'or, &c:"
TAKE NoTsoE, That by virtue of an order rem
dered in said cause on the 18th day of June,
1875, I shall at my Office in Staunton on FRI.
DAY, THE lsT DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1876,
proceed to take state and settle an account of
the acts and doings Of William S. McChesney,
Ex' or of David Fauver, decd. with leave to
complainant to surcharge and falsify said ex
parte settlement in the particulars charged IN
the BILL and such others as by competent evS-
dence he can.
At which time and place you are required
to attend.
wv. GREEN SMITH,
Juiy2s.4t Comm'r in Chancery.
r OST.-MONDAY, 24TH INST, BETWEEN
| Parnassus and Staunton, on the Schutterly
Mill road, POCKET ROCK containing Notes
and Valuable Papers, OF no benefit to any one
but the owner The finder will be rewarded
by returning the Book to me, or leaving it with
W. A. Burnett, at the Clerks ONCE
July2s.2t# Il. u. BYERS.
NaE AUGUSTA COUNTY POMONA
GRANGE will meet in Staonton on SAT-
URDAY, the 18th of August. This will be
business meeting.