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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1876-01-07

SOIREE AT THE STANTON FEMALE
SEMINARY.--The sciree at tie Staunten
Female Institute, Friday night, was one
of the most successful yet given there, and
showed most remarkable and gratifying
progress in the musical education of the
scholars, while the large attendance of its
friends showed how strong hold that ex-
cellgnt institution has on the public. The
chorus singing was very fine and spoke
well for the inst ructress, Mrs. Virginia
Hamilton, and Of the instrumental music
we need only say that it was the result Of
Prof Ides teaching. Even so little Il girl
as Miss Grubert, played a mazurka very
handsomely indie d. One of the NEST
pleasant events of the evening, was bii ef
address from President J. L. Miller. giving
a most gratifying account Of the prospects
of tie college, and the fact that notwi:h-
standing the hard times all over the coun-
try the Staunton Institute had held its
own in the MATTE of prosperity. 1t is ali
Institution of which our people may be
proud.
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MAR IsKED.


CABELL-SEDDON-At Union Hill, Nelson county
Va, the residence of the brides mother. by Rev.
Edmund Withers December Zltn' , 49, I Eivia
Esq, to Thomas A. Seldom, OF Fredericksburg,
Va.
ILMOUR-POLLOCK,-At the residence OF the
BRIDES parents, near War enton, Va, on Thurs
day. December I'D, 1878, by the Rev y FOL
lock, Mr.. Matthew Gmuur to Miss ROBERTA, the,
youngest daughter Of the officiating minister.
MARTIN BEALLE-In Prince George Co., Md,
Jan. 4th by Rev. DR.. John s. sartln OIL stanton.
hr. Wallace L. Martin of Lexington, va, lsOn OF
STONER- HUMBERT,-Near New Hope Dec: 26th,
by Rev. Lew CARRIER, Mr.. John w. StOner OF Rock
ingham, to Miss Mary c. Humbert, daughter Of
hamue ID. Humbert Esq.
CRICKENBERGER-CORB Weyers Cave,
january eth, Mr.. Geo. W. Crickenberger to Miss
Laura c. CorbiD, daughter OF James H. Corbin,
Esq.
SHAFER- CALHOON.-At Mt. Sidney, January 9Th
1878, Mr.. John H Shafer to Miss Laura V. CalhoOn
daughter OF Joseph Calhoon, Esq.
SCHlNDLE-JONES.- Wavnesb0ro. Jan. 4th,
Mr. John III. Sc indie to Miss Mana f. Jones,
daughter OF VIM. H. Jones, Esq.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Mddlebrook, January 9th,
MI James W. Ship to Miss Annie l.. Higgs, daugh-
ter of Levi Higgs, Esq.
DUNLAP->HURLEY-Nc Churchvile, January
4th, N. William b. Dunlap to Miss Mary Z. Shur-
ley, daughter of William Shurley, Esq
BREEDEN-PATTERsON. sherando, Jan
9th, Mr. John F, Breeder to Miss Mary :. Patter-
son. daug liter of John Patterson. ESQ.,,
COLLINS-HUM Churchville, JAN
I'd, Mr.. George j. Collins to Miss Elizabeth S.
Humphreys. daughter of Thos, Humphreys Esq.
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SHEFFEY Il BUaGARDNEg. a. dec24-4t

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LAND.-UN-
Y der decree of the Circuit Court for Angus
Ia county rendered November ls, 1875, in the
cause Of Churchman'S Ex'or vs.. Glover and ais
we will, as Commissioners therein appointed,
proceed to sell at public auction in front of the
courthouse, in the city of Stanton. m
MONDAY, the 24TR DAY OF JANUARY, 1875,
(be;ng court day. }, tract Of II Acres of Land !,
being that portion of the "Glendy Farm" new
in the occupancy o: John ". Cochran, situated
about miles from Stanton, on or near the Green
vile road. This tract Of land is specially deair
GUS on account Of its fine and valuable timber
and the close proximity to q market therefor
the whole tract, with the exception OF d few
acres being in timber
TERMS. Costs of sale in hand, and the resi-
due in equal instalments at one, two and three
years, The purchaser to give bonds therefor,
bearing interest from date, with approved per
sonal security, and the title to be retained as
ultimate security.
GEO. NJ. COCHRAN, JR.,
W. E. CRAIG,
8er24-4t Commissioners
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OFFlCE.

COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
" STAUSToN, vs. Zee. lab 1875
To Janetts Cowan, Adm'x of Robert Cowan,
decd, Robert II Cowan, = Lippencott
Co., Claxton, Remsen H+felfneer, plaintiffs,
and Hugh Nj. Ac!lhany Admir- of h X. Trout
decd, petitioner, and Howard T. Cowaa, Bes
sic 4. Cowan infants over the age of Ii years,
and Nora l.. Cowan an infant undtr the age oil
IA years, and J. N. Ryan, Guardian ad lit1m of
said infants, defendants, and to ali persons
holding claims against be estate of said Rob
+rt Cowar, decd.
TAKE NOTICE, That by virtue of decree OF
the Circuit Court of Augusta County rendered
ON the 9ih day of November. 1875, in the
Chancery Cause of Cowen's Admx, &c. VS..
Cowan's Infants. shall, on
Thursday, the 9Th day Of january. 1876
at my office in Staupton proceed TO take state
and settle the following accounts, viz: lst, OF
Charles W. S. Turner's receipts and disburse.
meats as Commissioner il this cause; I'd, an
additional account of debts against the estate
vi Robert Cowan, decd, including re-state.
ment of Indebtedness embraced in his former
report after deducting any amounts they have
received; Sd, IN account of the fee simple and
annual rental value of the brick store house
and dwelling 4td, a further account of the
transactions of Janetta Cowan, Adm'x of Rob-
ert Cowaa, decd; 9th, of any other matters
deemed pertinent by Comr or required by any
party il interest TO be stated. AT which time
and place you are required to attend.
J. W. GREEN SMITH,
decl7-4t Commissioner
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r AND FOR SALEM PURSUANCE OF
IL decree rendered on the 18th day of No.
vembers 1875, in the cause of Ruebush's Elk ors
vs.. Ruebush's widow and ala: SHALL as Com
missiones therein appointed. proceed to sell al
public auction to the highest bidder, on
MONDAY, che oath DAY OF JANUARY, 1876
in front of tie courthouse, in the city of Staun
ton, Il tract Of land containing about e5 Acres.
situated near Parnassus, in Augusta county,
adjoining the laads of Wm. B. Cochran, Jacob
R,.ebush and Others. This land has on it a
good Frame Dwelling and other necessary out
buildings, good Orchard of choice Fruit, and
Well and Cistern in the yard The land is
al! of splendid quality, ia a good 81 of Guilt
walton, and the fencing in thorough repair.
TERMs:-Costs of suit and sale in hand, and
the residue in three equal annual instalments,
for which the purchaser will give bands bearing
interest from day Of sale, with approved per.
sonal security, and the title retained as ult,-
mate security.
W. E. CRAIG,
dec24-4t Commissioner.
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W. E. CRAIG,
Commissioner.

T AND FOR SALE.-UNDER DEC ZEE OF
IL the Circuit Court of Augusta county, reu.
dered in the cause Of Patterson, &C., again I
Courthouse on
MONDAY, JANUARY 24rH, 1876,
court day offer at public sale, to the highest
bidder, Tract of Land in Augusta county.
near Spring Hill, now occupied by said Daniel
Wampler, containing lOea Acres. 1t sdjoins
she lands of Wriggle, Herring, Leeper ane
others. and has on it Two Dwelling Houses and
other improvements The land is fair and sus
ceptible Of improvement.
TERMS The plaintiffs costs of suit ana OF
sale in hand, balance in equal instalments, a.
one, two and three years, bearing interest from
day of sale, purchaser to give bonds with suf-
fcient personal security, and the title TO be re-
tanned es ultimate security.
Sale at II clock A. NJ.
GIN. COCHRAN, JR,
W e. CRAIG,
dec24 ids Commissioners.
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THOSE TURKEYs.-Those turkeys which
attracted so much attention in the Faneuil
Hall market at Boston, were the fowls
which took the premium at the Augusta CO.,
Fair. They were raised by N. M. Greene
at Greenville and the beautiful clean
ing' which was SO highly complimented by
the Bostonians was done by Mrs. NJ. l..
Smith, a model housewife of that village.
With the feathers on they weighed respec-
lively, 81 and 81 pounds.
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BEST AND CHEAPEST OF NEWSPAPERS.
Il is a characteristic feature of THE SUN
that all the news of the day is given SO con-
ciselv as to be comprehended at glance. as
we'll as given at copious length whenever of
moment-in either case the subjects being
treated in clear and instructive style By
this feature it has become indispensable to
every class of readers and to all interests in the
whole county In The future, as in the past
teristic of THE SUN in the political, social.
moral, commercial and financial World Of
News.
THE SUNS independent character and ele-
waited tone in the trea,men of all subjects in>
sure confidence aud render it potential for
good and accep able in all circles
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and the promotion Of confidence aud good feel
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are its constant aim. THE SUN is free from
party politics and sectariau religion.
For the preservation Of the proper balances
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CHURCH NEwS.-Rev. Mr.. Weller, Of
Waynesboro, has just closed the last pro-
traeted meetings on his circuit for the con-
ference year, resulting in 10 converts Of
whom so Joined the Mathodist churchf
The 'sweek OF prayer" was held at Nthe
Old Stone church by Rev. DR.. Handy
There will be communion there next Sum-
day.
The revival meeting which commenced
in Bridgewater Circuit of the Baltimore
Conference last August and lasted three
months resulted in 127 conversions and lis
accessions to the M. E. Church South-the
converts ranging from IL to 70 years of
age.
The communion service appointed at the
lutheran Church for next Sunday has
been deferred until Sunday, Jan. 10TH
There will be services at this church every
night next week. Rev. w. &. Schaeffer
of Richmond will preach.
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THEATRICALs AT THE WI. ASYLUM.
On Wednesday night the farce of 1.-THE
Spirit of '76,'' very liable for Leap Year,
was put upon the stage with the assistance
of several young ladies from Staunton and
ore from Richmond. The cast was the
same which so we'll rendered the piece be-
fore, with two exceptions, and one of the
exceptions was Mr.. -, as Old Wigfall,
who made a decided hit, showing comic
talent of unusual merit.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL Es.
~ tate in the County of Augusta.
Under decree of the Circuit Court of said
county, entered ut the November term, 1875.
the undersigned, appointed Commissioner for
that purpose, will proceed to sell on the prem
ises, at auction, on
TIT RSDAY, January 18th, 1876.
the undivided interest Of Charles r. Harris in
tract of 40 acres of land near Christian Creek,
10 said county, formerly the property of An
drew J.. Harris, decd, and now in possession of
his widow and heirs
TERMs-Cash in hand sufficient to ray the
costs OF snit aud sale the b dance on one and
Two years, the purchaser giving bond with ap-
proved security, and the ii lie retained as ulti.
mate security.
VIM PATRICK,
uecio-'os Commissioner.
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GOOD SHOWING FOR A TOwN.-Tbe fes-
tival at the Presbyterian church in Waynes-
boro, Christmas. yielded 500. of which
% was clear; and Miss Lizzie Daniels
two concerts for the BENEFIT of the Metho-
dist church Welded $175, of which 1924 was
clear-a Pretty good showing for town of
$40 inhabitants, $275 handed over to two
excellent objects.
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RAILROAD SCHEDULE CHANaEs.-The
passenger train OH the Valley Railroad
now leaves at 7.30 A. M. and arrives at
$50 r. M. The new arrangement COM
menced Monday. The afternoon train on
the Chesapeake & Ohio R. R., going West,
now goes clear through to Huntington,
making two daily through trains On the
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STRANGE COINC1DENcE.-A very
strange coincidence occurred in connec-
ton with the death of Mr. Jno. D. Brown
on Tuesday morning last. All old nurse
had predicted many years ago that he
would die at tile same moment he was
born-a quarter to o'clock in the morn
ing. The prediction was verified to min
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dec17-4t

4 COMMISSIONERS SALEOF LAND. -PUR.
~ suant to DEGREES of the Circuit Court Tor
Augusta county rendered in the case Of Hill vs
Wayland, we will, as Commissioners therein
appointed, proceed to sell at pu bile auction i'll
front spt the courthouse, in the city of Staun-
ton, Qp
MONDAY, the Darn DAY UF JANUA AIRY, 1876,
(being court day,) the following trace, of land
now ip the occupancy Of Albert &. Wayland
situated on Middle River, in Augusta county,
md adjoining the lands Of ylor end others:
LIST. The 2h3 Acre Tract, all finely tmbered,
except about Two Acres, which are cleared
I'd. The 3c} Acre Tract, all cleared, and in
fine state of cultivation.
Sd. The life interest of Albert G. Wayland
in the 80 Acre Tract, which has on it good
Tan Yard, House, and other necessary build
inas, and two fine Springs of Water
TERMS: Costs Of suit and sale in hand, and
III" residue in equal annual instalments at one,
two and three years, the purchasers to give
conds therefor, bearing interest from day Of
sale, with approved personal security, and the
title retained as ultimate security.
JAS. SUNG ARDNER, JR.,
W. E CRAIG,
dec24-4t Commissioners.
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SALE OF A WATERING PLACE.-Mr.
Pres. Yarbrough, the popoular proprietor
of the Millboro' Springs, has sold that sum-
mer resort to Mr.. J. w. Warren, late OF
the Hot Springs, for $4,000. Mr.. Var
brougt has gone into the mercantile bust
ness in the vicinity of the Springs.
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No MEETING.-- he regular meeting of
the Council did not take place Tuesday
night, there being but five members,
Messrs. Abby, Kayser. Wiz, Burke and
FultZ, present. 1t was resolved to have
the meeting next Tuesday night.
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A BOMBsHELL FOR STOREK EEPERS AND
GuAGERs.-The recent handsome christ
mas present to Collector 3. b. Bolts, by
% storekeepers and guagers under ms su-
pervision in this district, is likely to end
in the decapitation of both givers and re-
ceiver if the law quoted below is correct.
There will be twenty mine very nice vacan-
cies to fill. The law of the case we find
reprinted in the Baltimore American as
follows:
Section ], 7S4 of the Revised Statutes pro-
vides that 'no officer, clerk OF employee in
the United States Government shall at any
time solicit contributions from any officers,
clerks or employees in the Government ser
vice for gift or present to those in a SUI
perior official position nor shall any Off
cial or clerical superlors receive any gift
or present offered or presented to them as
a contribution from persons in Govern
ment employ receiving a less salary than
themselves nor shall any officer, or clerk
make any donation as gift or present to
any official superior. Every person who
violates this section shall be summarily
discharged from the Government employ"
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MAI. HoTCHKIss' LEcrUnE.-The lee
ture of Maj. Jed Hotchkiss Oh ssImpre: -
sinns of the North Of Ireland'' will be civ.
en- in the rooms OF the Y. NJ. C. A. on Au.
gusta Street next Tuesday night, at 7
O'Clock. his is the second of the free course
of lectures given by the Association and
the public is invited to attend, especially
the ladies.
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Coz EssPrcfHn.

STAUNTON. Jan. 6.
Flour-superfire $3.50; extra, s5.25
family. 1925. heat white, $l.'O0$l.15
red, 81 .lC9sl.15. INVITE, 45c.; vel
Pork-S6.750S7.25 Lard-l2ac. Sugar
l0l013c. Salt. $3.50. otfee--25(a SOC.
futttI -25e. @S0c. Eggs 2OG25c. Clover
ed-S6.75(07.O0.
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THE INSPECTIONS OF FLOUR FOR THE
YEAR.-The inspection CT flour by Mr.. B.
F. Fifer, Inspector, for the year ending
Dec. 31st, 1875. were as follows: Family
1925 barrels, Extra 1885, Superfne 1878,
Fine 1921, Middlings GIL, condemned 327-
total .e ,542 barrels. The inspections are
larger by about $500 barrels than last year
and the inspections for the last quarter of
rs are larger than those OF any quarter
since the surrender. Since the opening of
the Valley Railroad the -four inspection of
Staunton has fallen off two to three thou
sand barrels, a large quantity of the -four
that was wagoned from the lower Valley
TOW going to Baltimore.
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ELECTION OF OFFiCERs.-Mt. Sidney
Grange met at their hall in Mt. Sidney on
the last day OF the year and elected the fol
lowing officers; John II. Parkins, Master;
Geo. S, Roller, Overseer; Chas. S. Roller,
lecturer; Rev. DR.. I. W. K. Handy, Chap
lain: DR.. VIM. Bell, Steward; W. Il.
Moorman, Treasurer VIM. McCue, Gate
keeper; Mrs. Belle Roller, Ceres; Mrs. G.
+ Wilson, Pomona: Mrs. Ella Parkins,
Flora: Miss Matte Van Fossen, Lady
Assistant Steward.
The Sunday School of the Methodist
church has elected the following officers
for thu ensuing year: G. W. Hunter,
Superintendent; w. M. Bryan, Assistant
SUPERINTENDENT E. NJ. Gushing, Secreta-
nv: Merrill G. Kyle, Assistant Secret airy !;
). NJ. Carroll, Librarian; A. A. Eskridge,
LIST. Assistant Librarian; Chas. ohUff. I'd.
Assistant Librarian P. N. Powell, Treas
urer; D. E. Strasburg, Chorster; Miss
Cora Turner, 1st. Assistant Chorister; Is.
T. Bagby, I'd. Assistant Chorister.
OF Central Encampment, No "A. l. ..
". L .. tilC IOllOWl uS OlA4SCAo t'S' >o0-- 80
ted: Chief Patriarch, Geo. w. Long
High Priest, ]. W. Butcher; Senior War
der, G. W. Miller; Junior Warden. J. w.
Blackburn; Secretary. A. J. Deakins;
Treasurer, j. Fl. Waters.
OF Hiawatlla Tribe, No. 80, I. o. r. M.
the following officers have been elected
Sachem. w. e. Sriughan Senior Saga
mare. T. R. Helning; Junior Sycamore,
J. W. Blackburn; Chief of Records, J. e.
Yeager: Keeper of Wainpum, A. A. Esk-
ridge. Jr.
/ fficers elected for Charity Division.
No 6, S. of T., for the present quarter;
w. P, G. L. Potter; W. A., G. W. Fret
we'll; R. S., Geo. IL. Hudson; A. r. s.,
Thos. E. Fuller; rs, w W. Fret we'll;
T., G. &. Bunch Conductor, VIM. Potter;
A. c., G. Grove; Chaplain,J. W Sprinkle;
LIS, Pm. Powell; o. S., Ed. Matheny.
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THE WATER WORKS.-Messrs. Menifee
81 Jordan, the contractors for the water
works, have stepped out door work for the
winter. They are fow putting the slate
roof on the engine house. The pumping
engine is being put up and vii be in work
ing order in month. The work on tile
reservoir will be resumed in the Spring and
that portion Of the contract promptly put
through.
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VALUABLE SPRINGS PROPERTY Or
FERED FOR SALE.-In another column is
be made one of the most valuable water
ing places in the State. 1t is a spring, sur
rounded by valuable land and on location
excellently fitted for hotel. The analy-
sis of the water SHOW that it is equal to
the celebrated Healing Springs. 1t lies on
the G.. & o. Railroad. The owner Mr.. J.
NJ. Davidson, may be addressed at Craigs-
vile, in this county.
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A RARE OPP UNITY

~
The attention Of parties desiring to obtain
FOR LESS THAN HALF IT'S VALUE,
GOOD FARM having all necessary improve
Ineu,s, and containing 1888 ACRES-halt well
numbered and half tillable land is especially
called to that portion of the farm near the Rock
bridge Baths, recently belonging to David
Firebaugh, known as "the Middle, or Harvey
tract
No better opportunity to buy farm, situated
in desirable neighborhoed and conveniently
located as to mills. school houses and churches
at an
REMELY Low PRICE,,
and on the
MOST FAVORABLE TERMS.
can be found in Rockbridge county
Those who wish to buy a Farm at Great
Bargain, should examine this property as soon
rs possible.
Possession can be given on the LIST of March,
For further particulars apply to J. A. Miller on
the premises, or to W. H. II. LYNN. Stanton,
or to
WILLIAM DOLD,
febl2-u Lexington, Va.
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BUSINESS IN THE CIRCUIT CoURT.-A
few weeks since we gave statement of
the business done in the Circuit Court,
Judge Mclaughlin presiding, for the year
ending September 1st. At the November
term subsequent, there were 1927 DEGREES in
chancery cases, of which 81 were final, and
a great many of the rest virtually final,
the principle being decided. and the case
only remaining on docket for matters of
detail. There were at that term also 352
DEGREES in common law cases.
The record of the business in this court
for the year ending September LIST shows
765 suits at law, on which the writ tax was
$1,2sl.63; 1872 chancery suits, with writ
tax of $193; grants Of administration,
1854. 20; and certificates, with seal, at So.
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INCREASE OF VALUE-The real estate
of Staunton under the new assessment by
Mr.. w. j. Nelson is valued at S1,71o, $40,
an increase of $l97. ,465.
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PEACEFUL CHRIsTMAs.-Therew were
fewer committals to Jail in Staunton dur
ing this last Christmas than there have
been in the same festive season for thirty
years past,
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T COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,

COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
" STANTON, Va Dec. l4th. 1875
10 Adam Greaver, and Mary F., his wife,
alexander ". Greaver and Msrgare. j. his
wife, James A. Brannaman and Sarah c his
wife. plaintiffs. and William Fauber Marion
F Fauber. Eliza A. Fauher and James w.
Branaman, infant and his Guardian ad litem,
j. Ryan, defendants, aud to all persons
holding liens as against the interests of the
aforesaid parties or either of them in the LANDS
or proceeds of lands intereste, by said parties
as heirs Of Peter Fauber, decd, late Of Augus
Ia County, Va.
TAKE NOTICE. hat by virtue of decree ZEN
tered BIZ tue Circuit Court fer the COUNTY
aforesaid on the 18th of November, 1875 in the
Chancery cause of Greaver &C. vs. Fauber &c,
| shall, on
Wednesday the 18th day Of January, 1876.
at my Office in Stanton proceed to take, state
and settle the following accounts, viz: LIST, OF
the parties interested in the proceeds of sale;
I'd, of the liens, if any, binding the shares OF
said parties or either of them in said proceeds,
and Sd, of any other matters deemed pertinent
by Com'r. or required by any party in interest
to be stated. At which time and place you are
required to attend.
J. W. GREEN SMITH,
decl7-4t Commissioner