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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-03-30
SpmuaGer.

Yort.Seroi 5, yt.-D., %. @ldr5. =
Ser OelawarezSluB lit i'm raiden Steigen,
unb befiir9tet man cine 9rOBe leberiAwem-
mlng.
M empbiS, 20. Mars. = Scr Mifii.
iippi lteist lansiam. Seridte aus ben Sber.
lanpe oellten on, oaB Die Qe9enmdrti9e Slutf
Die pom lebten Sebruar ooer ausuit kbe ritei'
gen miro.
@uanita, Me., 80. Mdrs Der &enne
bee lit berelts 10 bod geitie9en, baB bic gSerf
ten iid1 unrer gSafIer befinben uHN cine aus
aebehntere lleberihpemnlun9 in naber auS
GCbt Ifebt. 49, .-|- -. ~ .,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-03-30
RAfb6.

Sapuuua, 2S. ytdrS. - Gs fuO feds
6Qupt. Qrnleee eieferanten oerbaftet worben,
BON Denen in,piiden 3wei wieOer in Sretbeit
geiett fpnrseu.
OaB Die 4ieferanten uno 8erphegungs,
GomnliTdre bte8egieruns betrOaen, ipurbe be.
re,ts Dor Sabreu 3ur Gn5eige gebradt. 3we1
Serpaeguu9s@@ @@ommiiIdre, neidle Der Sheil.
nabme perbaAtig iino, iollen am letteu
Gonntag mad ben Ser. Staaten eutflobeu
ifiu.
- Su GRatan5as baben Sansiuhunger
INTO Serbaftunaen mebrerer Berioueu liattae.
fnnSen, rpelhe i'm Ssroadt iteben, 5n Der
9febellen gu balter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-03-30
Gta0t Baltimore.

Sou SceUuo y fcn.-9tuf berSai
berrihte uorgcitern AbenO Elm furhtbarer
Sturm. Der 0ampitr ,.Viathilbe" lab Iidl
geuGtblgt. bel 3}IucruIup Bolut Dor Nuter Ill
gtbeu mo oQS &noe Oc5 Sturme5 abSuuLr-
len.
- Die Shaluppc .Sutia q. 8ricc," mel
dJeIam Is. Didri uOu bier Had Scars Snel
abiugr, fentertc nod; al beuicbeu Sage in Der
gtdbc Don Sau0g Yotut. 0te WanUifait
mar0 pom Sd)OOngr gNeptun," @apt. Boggs,
gcrettet unO mad 0ea'8 >SuiGl gebra6t.
- @c1ern uno uorgeftern famcu orci Bar
ten NIT Suffcclaouu9en i'm bteiigen Daieu
an, oaruHter ole D2lma5OH," welhe aui Der
S0Obe oe6 SapS loOtteraS eineu id]meren Siio.
OFT StlrH Su bclicbcn bate.
Der @r5btItof beind)t 3ur 3et Die g dl H.
Ten un0 &tnbcr AnltaltGu ieiner
0t05cic. WtOHtag Cramiuirte Der YrGlat
Die Snabcnldule Der 9irde 3ur ,,llubefedteu
@mpfduCnjB," an 0teultaQe oaS &inoer.
2lipl al Der 0iuiijoufrcBe. &m getteren be-
ituoeu i'd 800 tleine &luoer uutcr 4hfii6t
DER Sarmbcrjtaen Sdmeiteru."
Die oc1ttfdje centennial. SSmbeIs
Seter.
>Su Der ,,Mcdautc8 95al(e" finOct beutc
Gbeno cine SeriammluHg Der 9eleqatrn aler
OerJcHigCu geicIihaiteH itatt, mcde itd oil
Der prOiettmten &cntcnHial Eubelieier ;u be
tbelllgeh gepcnfGu. 0u5 in elmer iritbtreu
SsrlaUmlung Tulnnte @retutiu &omitc muo
bcute Ell 6elt Brogramm unterbreiten. SIe
Serlammlung ucrlprldjt enc GuBerlt mterel-
laHtc SG mer0cH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-03-30
Nr6n0e.

Nep@ SrIe II 3, %. War5. = Sn
peroQuoener gtaft brannte Die 0dlite be8
odnier9eplerteS sruiiden Der Gnustte WOras
les unp ct. 9(ntbouairaBe, betebenb in 10
fleineu gSobubduiern, nteocr. Ser Serluit
betrdgt $4,000.
Gincinnati, 80. @drs. Gouns>
bile, Suo., brannte beute Mtorgen Gtd,el &
Go.'s 8abads RagaSin ab. 9erluit $48,r
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-03-30
-serrea founen pem ortttem sbeil Der Soften

fbrer alctounasFide fparem, ibt eiseae5 Slate
rial fauIeu uuo fie BON .. Oic y berfou, Nr
2OS, @eitzgaltimoreitrabe, 5useidnitten uno 9e=
matlt er9oltea, pelter einen paiienben G6nttt,
sorm une Qrbeit sarauttrt ooer oas @elo far Die
gSaaren Suridsiebt. Yreis fir Soien $2.40, Geiten
s2.45-$2.oO, Sfode $5-11.15. Sein &uf als iid'ez
rcr uno mooeruer 3uidneiber if Der bette i'm 2auoe
(WdrS25, fItf)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-03-30
Gtmitttr3 etnes Ma8a8ttts tn
MfdltifOtt04

81 d nj o II D, Sa., %. Dtdrs. = Sn oerz
qan9ener yta9t itiirSte bus bon Der "Slo~
Dominion Nail Company" al8 gSaarenla'
ger benutte a t0di8e Stein @ebduSe an Der
Gde Der @arp, unO IA. StraBe elm. Sn benz.
ielben lagerten ungeidbr 2000 5aiier Ndgel
uuo mebrere 6uubert Sonnen Sob unb on.
beres @ilcn. Ntan glaubt, baB oieier Gins
Iturs pon benz beiti9en SewitteritHrme ueran.
laBt poroen 1T. Der S6apen ptrS aui
sic, 900 peranl6last. Gags Supor mar elne
aroBe anSabl Der pom Der Seieaid1aft an9es
itelIten Qeute in Dem @ebdube nit 0tegulirun9
Ses gSaarenla9ers beiddfti9t, bon oeuen pobl
Glele uerlstt ober gst0btet iporDen warsnr
peuu Der @lnfurs am Gage pdliirt ware.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-03-30
0ermt5@te 9epeId,en aus Retp'
Norf.

gtew-Dorf, 30. MdrS. - Der 0ampfel
,,@olombo" fam BON Sua, Der 0pfr. D@tblo'
pia" BON @la89op an.
- Sob er6finete 5n 113s.
- Sin heftiger 8e9eniturm, be9leltet BON
Oonner uno 8lib, fegte geitern abeno ilbel
uniere Staot. e5u 8rooflpn muroe oas 6aua
Des yteser8 8unoif bemo.irt, uno Der Wtanl
Iomobl, wie ieine bOdlidmangcre 6rau llnr
,uci Sinoer muroen Inter ben SrIr1mern be-
qrabeu. 8unoid uno elnes Der Sinoer pur.
Deu gerettet, aber Gle Sraa neblt e1nem q
Sabre alien Sinbe gat0otet.
- SIM Sippoprom taate beute cine rebrtH.
lide @oubention," bic uon Breotgern ars
alien S.heilen neS 2anbeS beiudlt ip0r.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-03-30
Snhn R, 6prreit'S

Drteinatz IL 8 a d. + o 10 ers2 b eer
turtrt ouiteu grfdltuns, bGsn Sals Setertettu..u
bneer oils irseno Elm aRoeres betaunte6 SetImistel
D1an periute ibn! Brets 80 Gents. gu baoea IN
alien Ipotbefeu. (6eor.2, ,2UtfeD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-03-30
materte weroen iiix @rjinoer ertptrfr.

Grit nab Changing bes Yatents sutreen @ebiibz
ren bereduet. o. $ & Us. &. 5pparo,
Rr. 18, SecouofraB e, Der Boit sessnsber.
(GSebr2 12VlteJ 3Deiszgiireau In Wabiu9toR, Dc.
oNr. Robertiou. Nr. 10, Sab.@utaDfrabe.
Stebanoelt ipe,iea ole arantbeiten ber rrin : Srz
game, o,sanii6e Sdmdhe. nero6ie Shpdte. oorz
seiti9es glter uno aue Reruentrantheiten, iDelbs
ourd5 iusenolite lnbeornengsiten berrihrsn. 1iirB
lid enttauoene Sraufbetteu ihneu furirt. Serren,
melde iid Dr R. anpertraueu, fonuen iidb oerftder
baIten, baB e pisieuidaftlt1 uno auirittta bebanz
belt neroen. Biireauitunben: SIP ubr Wl9S., "a
ubr gtad,m. uuo Go lbr abbs. (isebr2l, i2Uitef)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-03-30
Scebs,t srlaltea:

400 Sdher grima canabii9essrinelGroisu
rs 9elbe
25 1albe Stiididier importtrtes SauertrGut.
100 SdBd)eu 9olldnoiile 9ariuee.
80 Sdfe Yrima 9nen.
100 SdBdeu oiiortirte 9erite (amosV;
SO Sdiier Amos asipaltene @rtien,
ouie einen
aiior:ir.eu Borsatb
Don
oeutiden Brobuften
S. 6. Straus & gsli0fr,
179 Sia-9roa0wsp, 179
@Gc DER Saninn- atoenue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-03-30
Tepmbltfantsdbe gtaats Gon0etss
ftn1fen

Sarris burg, 20. WtGr3. = Die re-
publifant6e StaaIS=@onpention uon Yenuz
ipluanien trat bsute bier in Sisuug. Rahs
oem bic Selegateu sur Ratioral' '@onpeutiOn
ernannt rpartn, iourbe cine 9lattiorm an9e-
nommen, mclde Die uon 2ancalter I'M Sabre
1875 nen allflegt. @oup. 6artranft prro Der
ytatioual Convention ais BrdfoentilpaftS=
@anoibat empfobtsl.
Burlington, ST., 80. Wtdrs. - Die
republifaniift StaatS- -@onuenton pom !Sers
mont errpdbIte beute ibre 9elegaten sur aFa
tioual @oupention-
Columbus, O., 30. Mdrs. - Die re.
publifanii6e Staatsz@Onuention BON SblO
tagte beute uuo errpdblte 0ele9aten sur ytas
tionals@onoeution
9ie YlattfOrm entbalt cine enti9ieoene
Sartselb> grflaruHg, = @oHperneur 81. y.
5apes mirO fur bic YrdiOentidait em-
pfohien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-03-30
THE PARIS RANGE,

tut fp eineReputaton pesen ienetSorisl tbftit I'm
ao@tn, Baden un0 5pariamfeit in t5eueruu9 uEo
M5nnsuue erfoor6eu, ,DetGes oenielbea iber Gle ans
gSoarbauiet tperbeu iabrisirt uno ub bum GertGufe
te! w. u. gSpoo &c SnatP.,
Gde Der Baltimore un6 gutGWtrGBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-03-30
Sraueripaarctl
p0u
oem fciniten Tabrtfatea.

Seutld3es Bettz un0 Z I'D =2iuuen.
IoDte
etu completes Eager bon 5nmcitfc Saum>
gSpAcn=eSaaren.
&ais sfGufmau,
(Sept UtteH) Nr. 2S. WorosGt.in ,pftr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-03-30
36. SGbrgattg.
Yin Serreni

Summt uno iebt uniere tpobloNortirten frub>
Itmgswaaren, tuelte iest aneetommen fnb. on.
va uiele bon oieeu Stoffen nibt nadbeifelt perbsn
touuen, 10 fperoen iie uobt9uu, ibre Npftrd9e frt=
3eia 5u bfhterlaiiea, UNI iitb aus 9eiude Dufer Su
ldern.
TIMER 3uidueioer 0epartement lit unter 9eituns
oes 0rn. Sppmann. Eafienber Sbntt sarantrt
uub teine GduIbvps. Mibert 8. Nettse 6 Co.,
Shneioer, gfr. 122, @eit= IaBettez, oberbalo Der
9atiftraRe t7D
2efe 7ad,er ourdbaus naiiertId eelnodt burtb
Die appliSirunq BON Iron Clad Il q b. uno Iron
Glade ment. Gute 9dder, bur9sebenos nit Der
Iron clad 8 dr6e beitrifen, bolten b iudbrenb 10
Sabrsu ohue roe tere Soften. Sehdoisie Sdber,
uon BlehI dbmieben aIS nEtauallh ertlGrt, fpieoer
6erseltent uuo ibr Gebraud, auf Sahte perfdnsert
ourtb seborises anfretbeu NIT Der IRON CIad=S Il
E uuo s III II beiuiItt. alle Nrbeitsn sararz
tint. Notbjra9e BON SauszGisentbi ertpiinIht.
Sames Iie9aine,
(71D SIR. SO, SoucapftraBe.
m Mt Bpro oes 8mnoestdulfd5tties ~Samtata-
uiro nod, etue 6efdrdntte 4nsab1 Snabsu fir Die
Nlotte auIeeupmrlen. Sic mIisu uber is Sabre
lno inter Il Sabren ait iein Lno enen suten fttt'
hen @baratter baben. aufEabme= =5ieselu itno aui
Der .Suniata" nat. Senoerion's Gerite, 5eIs
Eoiut, su ba6eu. g. .. Greene, @ommanoeur.
(Didrj2, ,2Wtf)
0ohIeu! SobIeu. Splt! Spl5!
Risp.tae preife!...... . .Tieortse greife!
Surte, wetde uub Uie blu III & b len.
Sat ssiiebt. Voaes 0emt1f'
@e5paItenes SoI3! 8sidates solS!
8anoeIbpIs fit Sduoler-
Subu q. WcGnHon8b,
SGnoter i'm grosen uno aleiueu,
Brottz uno Sremonti, nno Fartz uHo 6apette=
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-03-30
Der 4. SttIt 10 YbtIaOeIpbia.

Subelfeier @omite bat osm y. g. @ilmor Die
2citnng beS muiifalii6en SbeilS Der Eeier am
4. Suli iibeftrasen uno i'm NIT Ieinsr &apelle
] fiir peitere 80 Gage ensagirt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-03-30
m ut Boro ses sSmnoesfdmlfdbties ~Samtata-
&eiu S6mer3! Seine 8eiabr! &esm
IshffhInoI

0te "Colton Dental Association" TT tmmer era
iolsreid, i3dbue obne Sd.1er3en ansSustebeH. Die
sroBteu 3peiHsr fOnncn iit uoa otsier 3batiade in
osn 3mmern 8s. 81. 2Seits5asettsstfabs dber'
,euoen, (San. q. 6 Uitef)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-03-30
Die heiEe 5uft- t-Kothi)eer0c

Don laiuIOn WuBeien unO 6eul aolSenen
Weoaillen=aeneleiien
nb trber on f feIfit ootsiisltd, unb fine In Sin'
liut 6tr 9rcelenS nidt Su lbertteffeu.
@ouirdfte fir 9eibdu9 ourb ifSeno zines berieiet
Deroea ahseibioiien pom
~. y. gSoco & Gratn.,
(NprEt5fSgl &de Der Baltimore L. &ntGmnrGBe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-03-30
Ste YasIpr.gontse At. .gnsscuBsfsess
Geuerniats-s9rfeu

baben aIs anosren in peisen uterIl5eeft uab rer'
lansen ~euis Geparotur. iabriairt pnb oertant Don
gS. q. SSocD & Spmr.,
Gde oeI Baltimore uuo GutaDFrGRe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-03-30
SelcarQpbii&e 9erei9e1t.
3alaGns9 9es:ltaeas

tSeritte Der -Afiociirten BreRe- fur Den ~9Or s
reipenoenten,.l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-03-30
w FEVD y tItut We
RtuiStetiuntS

81 ON, 80. IPdr;. - 8remier Winiiter
9epretiS trug geifern in Der Oeputirten &ams
mer eas Brogramm OeS neuen Utiniiterlums
Dor. 0afelbe felt 9leformen fir oas g8ubl'
qeieb uuO Die gBteotrberfeGung Der abiolu.
ten llnabbGn9igfeit Der ltabtiiben 8ebOrben
in g(u8itdt. Ser fiuan3telle 3uflnO bes
2anbe8 lit bepeAten6 gebober, obihon nod
immer eiu 3pangscourS eriitirt, wel4en 3u
beiettigen I'D oa8 ,Mtniiterium beiOn6er5 an
qeleQen ein laiien pirb. SIN Betreff Der
STRIDE 9eOenft bas Dinilterium nidt aggrel-
flo al peroen, bod lie9t inn and iere Sbee
iern, Die Sird)e geSiHnen I'll polleu. Die
9fegicrurg bebalt itd1 Dor, fir rpeitsre eide.
ruug Der 6eli9iOnsireibeit unO fir Die Ser.
maltung be8 Srdeueigeutbums SoIialage
Al MAIDEN.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1876-08-03
Assignee's, Sale
OF
REAL ESTATE
i'm Page County, va.

IN pursuance OF decree OF the q. S. District Cont
Iar the Western District of Virginia in the matter
Bankrupt on - neo vi Ss'io
MONDAY. the 28th day of AUGUST, 1876.
IN front OF the Court House. in Luray Page county
Virginia, sell.at public auction, tract of
NINETY-EIGHT AND ONE-HALF ACRES
1909 acres) OF land lying in Page county Va on the
Waters of the Shenandoah River,
adjoining the lands of James Kite and others This
lowing " 'oAo W eiie oi-
sTERMS.,One-fourth cash, the balance on s. credit
OF SIX; twelve and eighteen months, with Interest
rom DAY OF sale, the purchaser giving bonds with
ample personal security for the deferred payments.
ana the title retained as ultimate security
JOHN PAUL, Assignee
july Nf-tds OF A. J. Kite, b'k't
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1876-08-03
Asslgnee's Sale
REAL ESTATF1
IN
Greene County. Va.

M to the decree of the United States Cont
nf Inc western District of Virginia. in the matter
gay OF Jqy 1876 will sell public auction. to the
Greene, on A INC county VI
TUESDAY. the 18th day of AUGUST, 1876
the real estate surrendered by said bankrnnt con.
tanning '"o '"nArup'' con-
1926 ACRES
lying East OF stanardsville, on the Fredericksburg
Road, in three parcels, to wit:
One Tract of l7e Acres-one of 15o Acros .na o,,.
of 100 Acres. - 10y Aores' anu one
IERMS OF sALE-One-fourth of the purchase
money 70 pc paid in cash on day OF sale and the res
stbamenIs, bearing interest from date. The pur
rnaser VIII De required to give bonds with ample
dhe legal title retained until the whole of the mr.
chase money has beeu paid " oAs0 Poi
ARTHUR STEPHENS, Assignee
July @i-tos OF the estate OF John Graves
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1876-08-03
THE VALLEY VIRGINIAN
Staunton, Virginia,
Join Jones and /,

We had tiff, "John Jones" saidJ
You shouldn't leave your COW at large .,
hou mend your fence!' was his reply;
ana SO ran charge and counter charge.
trifing thing the COW had cropped
And yet for this friend droppt d.
AND wrought for both lasting pain.
knew that had played the fool
Yet thrust my better thought aside
And when my blood had time to COOL
Became greater fool through pride.
Upon two homes shadow safe
Two cordial wives grew shy and cool
Two Droods OF children learned to hate
Two parties grew in church and school,
John Jones' pew was next to mine;
What pleasant greetings passed between,
AS sacred as the bread and wine
Had our communing friendship been
Oft had cur voices swelled the song.
OF mad we bowed in silent prayer
And shared the worship of the throng
VINO sat in the heavenly places there
But how shall souls in exile sing
The Lords sweet song! The holy notes
OF fellowship and Joy and peace,
ana pardon, stuck in both our Threats.
Some lessened relish for all good
Made life for both to deaden down:
Ana nature darkene1 to our mood.
ana answered back our settled frown.
one summer eve sat and smoked;
Good Doctor Dean came riding by;
ne saiu IN voice little choked
'ohn Jones is hurt, and like to die
sudden fire ran through my brain,
ana burned, like tow. the sophist lies;
ana on my heart sudden pain
feii, like bolt from hidden skies.
stumbled DER the threshold where
NY SHADOW had not passed for years.
1elt shudder in the hand
woman gave me through her tears.
When he no more the pulse could feel,
saw the doctor turn away;
Some mighty impulse made me knee
Beside the bed, as if to pray
st not the Makers name called,
As one who plunges meath the wave,
swimmer strong and unappalled,
Intent drowning life to save
SO all my SOULS up-gathered powers.
In anguish OF desire intense.
Sent that departing one a cry
That leaped the abyss OF broken sense.
Back to the dim eye came ray:
Ger the white face a faint smile shone;
1elt as 'twere spirits TOUCH
Tnat stlffened fingers press my own.
o, resurrection power of God
Which wrought that miracle of pain.
From buried hearts tore off the shroud,
And made dear friendship life again.
Beside one grave two households stood.
And, weeping. heard the pastor say,
"That out OF death He bringeth life
And out OF darkness cometh day.
Was chief mourner in the train?
An VINO could guess, OF all the throng,
The strange, sweet comfort in the pain
OF one who mourns forgiven wrong!
Christian Union.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1876-08-03

Docket case No. ]
TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
i States for the Western District of Virginia.
In Bankruptcy
In the matter of Samuel Rhinehart, Bankrupt.
At Harrisonburg, in said District on the 9lst day
OF July, a. d., 1876.
Take Notice.-An order has been issued that all
the creditors of Samuel Rhinehart, bankrupt ap-
pear before G. Douglas Gray, Register in Bankrupt
cy at his Office in Harrisonburg Va, OH the 18th day
cause if any they have why the real estate of said
BankruPt-eonsisting of a tract or parcel of land
lying in Shenandoah county. Va, containing acres
and valued at $4,000 should not be sold free of liens
by John Paul. Assignee in bankruptcy OF the said
fund in court.
c. DOUGLAS GRAY,
July 27-2t Register in Bankruptcy.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1876-08-03
.Assignee's Sales.
q ssignee's Sale of Real Esiate in
Warren COunfy. Va.

- IN compliance with an order Of the United States
istrct Court for the Western District of Virginia
IN tAe matter of Ohio w. Rdgway bankrnpt. enter,
eq on The 18th day OF May. 1876 Shall as Assignee
ol the estate OF the said Ridgway on
MONDAY, AUGUST s1st 1879,
IN front OF the Courthouse of Warren county,
sell at public auction,
the following named tracts of land with all bindings
ana improvements thereon, viz:
an undivided half interest in I22 acres, more OF
less one-ifth OF one-eighth OF 1870 acres liz acres
Tooo ana 10 poles, and lot No. in the division of
t t hageway land containing 20 All of
tHe ABOVE tracts OF land situated in the Forks
OF the River near Learys School House. For furth-
in Front Royal, Va.
TERMS-One-fourt cash. and the balance on a
oteulI OF SIX Twelve and eighteen months the pur
tnaser GIVING bonds, with ample personal security
or tne deIerred payments with interest from day CT
SAFE ana the title to be retained by the Assignee ur
paid ROBERT T. RITrK Aos?rnao
july 20-tds " As'"s way N
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1876-08-03
trustees Sale of a House
and LOl
in the City of Staunton, va.

al AZ the request of the benefciaries in a certain
sOa d Gonnel dated the 10th day of February 1875
Hustnas co oee4rq fe u the CLERKS Office Of the
deed Book No. L page 6, and in accordance there
MIN, VIII sell in front of the Court House, in fhe
SATURDAY, the 18th day of AUGUST, 1876.
at 4 O'Clock, p. M,
That very eonye nient HOUSE and LOT situated on
both sides OF Lewis Creek. -.
fronting on Spring Lane in Irish AIley in said citv
and adjoining the lots of Peter WRIGHT and Ivy
Mrs. Hurley,
TERMs-Principal and interest secured in +ho
Deed and the costs Of executing the Trust in hasG
me balance on credit of one, two and three wears
Inc purchaser to execute bonds for the deferred
payments Wa1ying benefit of Homestead, and title
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commissioners Sale of n
- Valuable Lot
in the City of Sfaunton. Va.

the city OF Stanton entered on the Iot dayof nne
1875; IN the chancery cause Of Johnson Sheriff &c
vs., a. a, Logan, &C. will offer for sale at Public
Auction. in front of the Court House. on o-0
SATURDAY. the 10Th day of AUGUST, 1876.
at AZ O'Clock p. M,
a VALUABLE LOT in that part of the city known
as Gajiows-Town. it being one-half of the lot mr.
chased from b 7 Bagby by Joseph A. Logan Said
LOT mas 'front.' OF 50 feet by depth of lO2 feet and
ao!olns the lots OF Campbell. Kennedy, and others.
TERMS.-Costs of Sale Surveyors fee, and Com
on credit OF one, two and three years, the pur-
CHASER TO give bonds with approved personal seen
rrlty Iof the deferred payments, bearing interest
curity. RoRT ~ IG Sc
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Trustees Sale of Valuable

AS Trustee in Deed OF Trust executed on the 9Th
gay OF February, S76, by VIM S. McChesney and wife
ne anaerslgned as Trustee. recorded in the clerk
page 3l7 and in the Clerks Office Of the Court OF HIS
naee o oi bme CITY OF stanton in Deed Book No
oeeo LII IronG OF the Court House in Staunton, on
THURSDAY, the 18th day of JULY, 1876.
at u O'Clock. m to sell at public auction To the bat
esI plaaer that substantial Brick Building on An
gnssta ST 6sfWeen the residence Of Dr. Mcchesney
Banhng Gffss anR 81
oIaunton IN the lower story and by the Piedmont
ana arlington Life Insurance Company, in the sec.
ona sfory there being two additoa rooms in said
SvConu story winch are now used lawyer offices
inns is the e. most valuable property for business
purposes that has been offered Tor sale in the city
OF otaunton Tor many years. / will also offer for
sale upon the same day and at the same place the
eaflre interest and claim of said McChesnev' and
Wlie 10 mat portion OF the estate of the late Taco
Baylor left to said Mrs McChesney, under the viii
81 SAID Baylor which is of record in the Clerks Of
win Book No As, page AS, which reerencyss ~ ~
nere MADE 1or more particular description Of SAID
~, aEhMs OFSALE Enough in cash to pay the cost If
e sale and the cost OF drawing and recordno 90 ~
the gross amount of to the said trnstee and On
dlscharge and satisfy the debt secured nv said
money the to be made PAYABLE at sn pIrfnase
aa be secured IN such manner the said VIM s.
give such direction, at such time and in snc 70
ner as the said trustee shall see ftEwhich i an
e-ooAA' Will No nldue Oh Gay or sale.
June 22-tds. Ho' trustee.
POstpOnement.
me above sale IS postponed by direction of tho
p PEI until MONDAY, the 18th day of AuGrST
1910, az tne same place and same hour above mar
toned, when it will take place. "ooFe neh-
riuivao-tas EDWARD EcHoLs,
Ns!ooo Trustee.
{ iA1P- MEETlNG.-A Camp Meeting will he
~ ~ leld on the old Augusta Camp Ground. near
Stribling Springs commencing -'0"f
AUGUST 10Th, 1876,
to continue one week. by the United Rretbran il,
Christ. Christians of every name and ali well dis
worship with us. ~ Sone a''u
Boarding Tent, with specified privileges, and en-
tePtalnmept for Horses, will be allowed Ann No
MORE. The law viii positively be enforced against
all yiolators, ii detected. a6"iAiss
J. W. HOWE, p E.
]. E. WHITESELL,
July 27-lt cpe