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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-02-27

On the second day after entering up
on its work, the Conclave in the Vatl-
can has given to the Catholic world g
new Pope, who, there is every reason
to believe, combines in himself all the
qualities that are required for the posi-
ton at this period of the Church's hsto-
ry. To the place of the highest impor-
lance and the greatest power among the
sons OF men, Cardinal PECCi has ascen-
ded as LEO XIII. But yesterday an
unobtrusiye austere member of the Sa-
cred College, to-day he stands in the
vatican as the Vicar Of CHRIST. the
successor of ST. PETER, the visible
head OF the Catholic Church-wearing
the crown of Catholicity, welding the
sceptre of infallibility, and carrying in
his girdle the keys Of the Kingdom OF
Heaven.
The new Pope is worthy to take the
place of PIUs TX. Those who best
know his mind, his life, his talents, and
his powers, aad who ale best capable OF
Judging his fitness to fill the pontifical
throne, have 80 decided. All accounts
agree in praising him. He is described
as a man who in many respects resem-
bles the late Pope-full of piety and
zeal, OF elevated mind, Of great dignity.
sociable. vivaclous, and witty. Or his
learning, his familiarity with ecclesias-
teal affairs, his comprehension OF the
relations of the Church to the Govern
ments of Europe, and Of the policy to
be pursued by the Vatican, there is, OF
course, abundant assurance IN the tact
of his election. lie has been in the
Cardinalatc for a quarter Of a century.
and he has all the experience acquired
in that position. He has had other
public experiences, having been NuHclo
at Brussels. and having at another time,
as Papal delegate, been active in sup
pressing brigandage in several parts Of
the States of the Church. He is spoken
of as practical and polite man, with
great knowledge of men and great skill
in dealing with them. In short, III
whatever way he is regarded, the Catho-
lie world will feel assured that JOACHIM
PEcCI is qualified to sustain the gran
deur of the Popedom and the authority
in the Church. Exchange.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-02-27

COMMISSIONERS OFFt' l.
Woodslork. ". Feb. Is D. 1879
no WIN Borden Gdu tor Emmt Guy
,rnss compt. and narlcS 'ro>I a ii
Emma Gay Cross the creditors "i Dawn
a Cr,bi.i and all Other, conr"rneI'
Ynu are hereby notified that | h"f'
,ivaJ mon the I.th day OF Maich i' *
m ,NV~ the hour, OF q O'Clock. y NJ
'nd O'Clock. p. NJ. il far. !! not. on 'h'
next lmr d " thereafter (o"n"al d, SN''P
ain m take and Sctlle. al my DHl'V. ia
',,.,.nuuts of lsi Debts agaihst Dd'lu
|r,hiE decd or his estate. ana a. h'
.jm, account, OF VIM. Borden "uih'
~, n,vid NJ. Or bill decd. and amy "iliei
~ ,n., nor A.. reaun ed 10 he takeI 10y the
I"',oo of Shenandoah Circuit CouII
,ou1rred on the---day cI
IN =, nit i'm ;haurery depending I'D SaI'
''nnrt hetweru VIM. BOr"en' ton. "
.,rn,,lts and Charles tro>~ ~c' De!' =
nj Il from any cause The taking ol sal
Mounts shall NOT be commenced @
'.,. G,'' h.,n commenced -houd n"i Do
"'rnietrd ON that day. the taklngoi he
some " IN be adjoarned from "iy =" u"l
mr. from place 10 place 4llI'' nc S"'n'
,r. ,aken and completed. at WHEN I'M
"nd Mace YOU aie required 10 alltnH.
Given unsler my hand IL Commission
,r In chancery OF the said court at III
office i'm said county The day ana 90"
first aforesaid. ,,.crrorp
Feb. 2Oth-4w. p. W. MAUI I DI'''
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-02-27

AriRGINIA, TO WIT;
In VACATION In the Clerks once Oh ~, ~ o''>'''
Court Oh NIel p'iOso,, CONF laiuaut.
o,,, rones the unknown heirs Of WIN. Jones
- Geah ZONES. widow OF III mas jones, ANU
Ines Matilda Jones, Erasmus Jon-' Ly ala 800
aud thomas Jones,
N cHAScERY.
rhs object Of this suit is to make paitltloh "a
a. - Estate OF which Thomas Jones ulea se4-'"
"a ,,,ssessed among his heirs at law ,..
~ anpearilig by AFFIDAVIT ed tnat lne
~ fanes and other unknown heirs OF NlH'4u y.
80 dec'd are not inhabitants OF 1hlS stats. ~
10 ordered. That tue said deienaa' Is 40 NJ "a.
hsTe within one month after due pooncauto nei i'
~ and do what is necessary TO pIO'eSt. "a IN
tspsst that copy OF this ordt De puoli'H ', a
I'm s,rna newspaper printed Ia Nooas'oeA, - 49,,
~ st Tor tour successive weeks, ana COPY poa'eu
y, the front door VI the couri house ol .a'N
IN the ART day Of the next county court
OH ~ 49, Geo. W. Mlley, c. C. s. G
ACcpY-Ieste
Geo. W. Mlley c. c. C. :. c.
Feb. 6-4w. l.. Triplett p O.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-02-27

Congress has commenced the second
attack on the Nations plunderers. A
reported committee bill is under fire
looking to the adjustment OF the ma
tional banks, the substitution Of green
backs in lieu of their issues and the re-
tirement of interest bearing bonds to the
amount so issued. Every step in this
direction will be contested by the same
classes who hooted and secuted the sill
yer bill, but the end is in view. An
honest, substantial currency for the
business Of the country is the ultimation
of the awakening masses. Down with
speculations and up with the industries
Down with the price of money and NJ
with the price Of lands and their pro-
ductions.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-02-27

Chamberlayne runs a spicy, newsy
daily, and has the genius to write very
readable articles on the wrong side OF
questions, but now that the silver bill
is passed and readjustment done for the
present, we expect Hampden to be all
right editorially for some time. The
first thing in order is an explanation Of
why gold didn't go up to 20 on the pas
sage of the silver bill, and why the gov
eminent securities were not generally
deprecated. We anticipate call for
time on this.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-02-27

RAILWAY EARNINGS. The Rallw ay
World of last week contains the fol-
lowing There was gratifying IN
crease Of the gross earnings Of mum
her Of American railways in the
month Of December. 1917, January
lS7S,and the early portion Of February
1878. as compared with the CORES
ponding periods of 1876 and 1877
OF eleven roads whose earnings for
December, 1877, were reported eight
exhibited an increase aggregstlng
1852. SOL, while three reported a der
crease $l45,6l3. The Improvement
was much more marked 10 January,
1878. Of twenty seven reporting
roads, eighteen announced an increHsc
OF gross earnings aegrcgaiing $l.0s3
O35. while nine reported a decrease
aggregaing sl42,s35, leaving the net
increase S92O,2OO Similar improve
ments have doubtless occurred on .
number Of lines in February especially
on these engaged in the movement of
western produce to the Atlantic sea
board. as the quantity of freight
forwarded has been very large
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-02-27

NEW ORLEANS, Feb. Is. --Thos. c
Anderson was called before the bar
this morning. The motion in arrest
OF Judgment was overrulea. and when
asked if he had anything to say before
sentence, Andersen said that he CON
sidered his case cruel prosecution no.
der the forms Of law: that he was IN
the power Of the court, and ready I"
receive sentence. Judge Whitaker
answered that the accused had had .
fair trial, before an impartial jury, and
that the verdict was fully justified by
the evidence. He then sentenced An
derson, in coniequerce Of the recon-
menda,iOn Of the jury to the mercy OF
the court; to the lowest term under
the Jaw. two years at hard labor in the
State psnitentiary, and costs. A aus
pension appeal was granted, r.'urnabl'
on Wednesday.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-02-27
Netc Adrert,9meSnts.
lyNIssIoNrRs OFFICE,

COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
Woodstock, Va, Feb. 1873.
70 the creditors Of David McInturff decd.
You are hereby notified that at the request o.
Ino p t,overstone admir-. Of D. MeInturf uec'd.
have hxed upon the 10 day Of April next. between
the hours Of s O'Clock, a. ". and P. NJ. II fair,
II mot. on the next fair day thereafter SUNDAY
excepted TO take and settle, at my once, Tor re,
csivino proof OF debts or demands againt said
decedept or his estate, at which time and place
yoL are required to attend, and If from any cause
the taking Of said accounts shall not be commenced
nI.,eS on that day the taking OF the came wiz be
adjourned from day to day, or from place to pNcs
until the same are taken and completed.
Given under ny hand az Commissioner OF Ac'
counts Of the county court, Of shenan Ioan AZ n!
ossce in said county the day and year fret afore
Teh 97--.w P.w. MAGRrDER.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-02-27

Last fall the Dispatch OF Richmond
called on certain gentlemen to "come
out from among the Riddlebergers OF
the Valley" on readjustment. How is
it now, Bro. Cowardin? If Governor
Holiday shall adhere to his promise to
let this whole question be determined
by the immediate representatives OF the
people, we shall expect to have your
petition for membership. AS Doctor
Moffett was one you so kindly admon-
ished, you can just apply to him in
Richmond. There is to be no slipping
in at the back door. As prerequisite
to initiation you will please iii up the
grave you prepared for the conservative
party, with the bones Of the Rump.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-02-27

According to the last report OF the
Commissioner of the General Land Of
fee in Texas, that State has yet subject
to location 1892, $40 acres, but the
Commissioner adds that, should the
drafts be as great for the next five years
as for the year past, by the close of the
fiscal wear 1881, Texas will have dis
posed of all her public domain" All
the best lands in the organized counties
are already appropriated.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-02-27

Anderson of the Returning Board,
who is Collector at New Orleans, is
taken every day from Jail and carried
over to the Custom House by the sheriff
under whose eye he dispatches the
business of his office, and is then taken
back 10 his quarters in prison. This
leads the Washington Post to remark,
That perhaps the great Civil Service
Reform would be promoted by making
a great many other Federal ofice-holders
transact the business Of the United
States in the presence OF the sheriff,
and keeping them in Jail the rest OF the
time"
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-02-27

A Washington dispatch says; "A
lunatlc has been calling at the TreaSu'
rer's office to get 100000 due him from
the Government for the salvation Of the
country by George Washington. He
has once tried to put his claim through
with club, but remarked (; Pm no
SLOUGH, aud will compromise the matter.
Give me $780, 200 nov, and you can let
the 800. 900 stand to to the credit oil
George"
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-02-27

Judge Alexander b. Guigon, judge OF
the Hastings Court Of the City OF Rich
mond, Va, who died suddenly of apo
plexy on Thursday evening, was born
in that city in 1881, being the sou OF a
French music teacher. In 1913, throu- h
the influence of Hon. Henry Clay, he
was appointed a page in the United
States Senate. He afterwards read
law, was admitted to the Richmond bar
in 1854, aud was soon recognized AS Il
young lawyer ofgreat promise.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-02-27
Yer, respectfully.
Mrs. Il. W. BURKE.

Nr.P.P. Proctor IA introducing into this count!
The Lillis' adjustable Tread e. have one u
these "trradles" attached 10 SHE singer EVIL Z
'11schiue which IA Ia Use In my family; ana
- at,,sn great satisfaction IN every partculdi.
/ therefore cheerfuily recommend i % all VA"
have seyinl nnachin,a, as requiring mu'h le-'
iai or and consequently much more condnsivs T.
hs.Itb n il safe, q say that where machlne j.
s,d ,y,b Tho hast D wer, the inju ious eLectr
cnnseauent upon the labor will be le-s-Io "a a.
v,to n erate sewing machines -iaitcuiariy
yyM,1ts have the Lillis ire lie II you Saine o"l
70 thi L. b. JO.DAN, VI. u.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-02-27

4 writer IL the New York Journal OF
Commerce is trying to prove that the
part ofthe tire of a carriage wheel which
touches the ground does not 90 so fast
as the part which is highest. This
would be fine sui ject for Dundreary.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-02-27
DuBLIc SALE OF A LIFE ESTATE
IN A VALUABLE FARM
Nnnr Woodstock. Virginia.
cliue seiberling &c Complts. Va. A. NJ.
Wright and wife, Defts.

cliua. seiberling &c Complts. Va. A. NJ.
Wright. and wife, Defts.
Nv virtue of decree of the ircuit Court Of
Shenandoah County, rendered in the above cause
On The 9Th day of January 1873, the undersigned
snecal commissioners vii proceed TO sell III 'front.'
81 tbe court House, Woodstock, Va. on
THURSDAY, MARCH 2Sth, 1878,
N. life estate Of A. NJ. Virgin in the farm on
which be now resides, situated about l-9 miles
ysst Of woodstock near the Valley Pike, containing
I2o acres more or less. The purchaser will Dc pat
IN nossession Of said property on the connrnia-
tion Of the sale at april court 1873, except the
house. barn, yard and garden, which Is w oelng
rsntsd to satisfy mechanics lien, aud can hoia
,be samc for and during the life Of the said A. N,
Wright. ate the m echsnics lien Is s3tsn "a me
purchaser will also be put into possession oil tae
house, barn, yard and garden.
TERMS OF SALE:
Enough cash to pay the costs Of suit and sale
and he residue In three equal annual instruments
the purchaser executing bonds with good persona a,
,scnrity with interest from day OF sale, sale 70
sommence at at o'clock, r. Al.
p.A o--Ir T.. W. MAGRUDER,
heo' comrs
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-02-27
Serial and short Stories. sketches Of Travel an
Adventure, Stays on Popular Questions
OF the Day, Poems, keyie~e, &c.

Among the attractions for the ntwyeaf, the pub
fishers would call attention ~ The serial Novels,
embracing 'For erciyal's charming stor Of
English lie, hands nelly llluxirated, and New
american st ~, b. LlleL v. OlLey, the talented
author OF Love ia Idleues - Which viii lie COM
menced On the coDoiusi, Ia Of 'fOr ferciyaL
series OF Il ustratrd rticles embracing several
~ sout heastern Eur Pc Qicludiug buisai And
hounauial, By d~s,d King; Descripti' rs Of Old
Eng 1cNis. Iy able coLtIiIutors; exemptions
OF 81 sVtd.h. by lTci&sOI james A. Harrison
Sketches Of life ia Norway by olive Logan; b. me
Accoun. u he ltsiau Lake, Dy i.obert a Mcleod.
Jane IT,: Inc Niud liver Country (esl ecial IN
ie e.t.ng n account 81 the Indian troubles) BY
Gen i, :, b isbin, L. y. A., Judge Aichoas, II
Kentucky by Paul 4. Shlpm1n; aud ON Va ious
subjects by - Weir itcheli, 81. ID "a ali Is.
Mister, EDWARD c. 3 uce, Rev. Leonard ~. Bacon,
and others
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-02-27

Everybody knows that the cause OF
the Democracy was shamefully mis-
managed after the election OF Mr.. Til
den, and the masses of voters who were
firmly convinced that they had won aud
felt the victory slipping away out oftheir
grasp day after day have not forgotten
their sense of vexation at the impotence
of their leaders, nor perhaps forgiven
the imbecilty from which they suffered.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-02-27

fhe accounts OF. our subscribers from
Woodstock. Maurertown and neighb9r-
inv Post offices. have lHen plared ~
rho hands OF .iiiam Ban-erman tor set-
tlenent. These aceounls ruu TO O't.
lth s76. We nope our pa,f0ns VIII
,rttle promptly wnh Nj baesefmali. a.
i, i NECESSARY that the business OF the
Old firm sho I'd be rlOsed up.
uct. 10Th, 1877. J. II. GRABlLL y %.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-02-27
LIppMCCTT'c MAGAZINE,
ANILLUsTRATED MONTHLY OF
Popular Literature, Science, and ART,
ANNOUNCEMENT FOR 1878.

With the number for January, this magazine
begins IT'S twenty-hrst volume. Durlng the ten
yea OF its existence It has won high place IN
periodical literature, aud it, conductors will spare
u efforts IN the future 10 MAINTAIN its repu'ation,
constant aiming to supply their patrons with
fund Of
The Best aud Most Attractive Reading,
Embracing
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vs..

I'll Coffelt admr. Of Abraham Hoover dSed.'
John II. Hoover aimr. Of Benjamin hoover "ee 4"
"a Ananfas Baker and Elizabeth his VIC, |hh
roitz Jacob n over, silas Hoover, Mar-sret St"h =
burner wife of W. II. stoneburner. and Mary ana
pebecca Hoover. children Of Joseph cover, acc
- II No YER IN. A. Lambert, aud narga O.
his wife. James A. Killer aid 'manda J.. + NJ
Vie Milton Hoover, william Hoover, jose
Hoover. James Hoover, Lemdel Hoover ahuie
over Perry Hoover. nayid Hoover, Jes' ll
lambert and Barbara his wife. Peter Hesley 4Ld
susan his wife,. - - ~ ie.i
Yor are hereby notified that l have upon VA. ios,
a., - varcb next. between The hours Of O'Clock
M AM o'clock, p. VI. II fAir,h ny On l,e nsA
fair day thereafter sunday exec ten C., nc "'-u
sette. at NJ Office, the accounts Of Auta az,
Hover decd as admr. of Jacob Hoover, ice d al
-a,,rt In relati IA thereto. and any other ma tri
Ieened pertinent or that any party Interested Una!
dcsire. taking all Pertinent evidence tA". may ~
ffsreS bv either Of the parties aud reporting tne
sann- Ia the ourt, required to Dr. tateh oy 'n'
decree of .he:andoah Circuit court feAde tea On
the lIst day OF Jay. 1875 Ia the above nanel 'au'
aud n from any cause the taEinl u SAID aee'uA
shall not be umCnced, IT having Dee4 c."
p,encel should not be mpleted On tnat oa3 '"'
t,tin,- of The sane will be Adjourned IRON dsy
dav' or from D ace TO place, unih the same I'
taken and complete. " NN''N '.'-' "" 49,
yoa are required L. aitehu' .t t-.-. 10, .i,,,
Given under my h-ud as 'ommi-sl"HeI ~ e--.-
cerv Of the said court. at my thee i'll SAD con-"
the dav and year fret a!1res-la ....,.,.-,,,.,
Feb. 2l-4w. L. W. 'A-'D''' ~
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-02-27
GREAT INVOLVEMENT.
Saving Machines can be used without
ipjurag your heath
EIIIJS,s ADJUSTABLE TREADLE.
Rad the Certificates.


EDIyBURG, Va. Nov. 18th 1871.
After having carefully examined the LILLE
AnmsT.BIE TREADLE," for which MT. h. =
Proctor Is gent. l cordia ly lecommend ~ 70 az
N 60 who have sewing machines, inhd1ht9
hai;', mo that the principle uDon which It acts,
viii etteetuaIy prevent the injurious consequences
W. bsaith which are attributed 70 the OLD rHfADt
\. Z. BELEw, Md.
.. HAWKINsTOWN Va, Nov. -, 1877.
Thave examined Llis' Adjustable eadie Tor
sewing Machines aud believe It 10 POI Eea'
merit
EDINBUEG, Va, NOV Tth 1871.
Mr.. r. P. PRocToR, ..i.
that have attached I, ny GLOVE Machine one
~ ..T ills, Adjustable Treadles" and must say
consider il one Of the groate-t Improvements 81
the ag., aud most cheerfuly rcccon.Il'h9 ' u
10 Ali persops who value their heath. 'aid
not be without one.
Ver, ncspcctfllly,
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SPECIAL Odar $500 ~ Value for ST..

The Serial story, For Perciyal,' having been
commenced IN Oct Der, the numbe.s for october,
November aud December Will be- furnished
gratuit0u.y . al new SUD .cibrrs for lo.s.
iERMs. yearly subscription, siOO; Two Copies
s7.OU: hree o ies, S,vUU; Five copies. $40 en-
Coilns, g5n.O with copy gIatis 10 the person
no, uriul the club. Single Numb-r. p cents.
sic,imeu Number mailed. postage aid, % any
adj ess on rece IT Il q cents. To gents liberal
G. rluissiDn alil De lowed.
!. L.. IL pINsOTT K CO., Publishers,
rs aud III Market 1t. fhils.
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FOR SALE.

ror,,-oue share, iull paid stock OF the Shenan,
aa.S ssonatv ,sauk Of Woodstock Va. Lnq Ire OF
uOaN ~0s L. n..dlLLL1a,
Feb. 2J-st. 2Se Ds''o' ~
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-02-27
HnMMrssIoNERs OFFICE.

~ Woodstock Va. February Is, 1873.
TO Abraham Hsey, william b. Hoover Is a,
Hoover. James II. Hoover, George u over, t'4cae
uoovsr widow of Reuben Hooye decd aud Jscol
Hoover. samuel Il loyer and Ia Hoover children
and heirs Of Henry Hoover, decd '.'.OollP'''
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-02-27

wYoR SALE. mare With foal good worF
IL animal will be sold on accommodating .erm =
Feb. is-h. o. A. p@'HN"
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-02-27

Three neighbors in North Carolina
are the fathers Of forty children.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-02-27

A Pit.sburg woman has been arrested
for making too much noise in praying.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-02-27
REAL ESTATE
AT Mt. Olive, Shenandoah County, Va.

Pursuant to the last will and testament OF VIII
lam Baker, decd and the election Of his deyisre'
will offer at public sale, upon the premises 70 Tue
highest bidder, on
FRIDAY. FEBRUARY, 22d. 1878.
All the real estate Of which william Baker died.
se.zed, situated at Mt, Olive, Shenandoah County
about nine miles north Of woodstock, SIX mics
west OF Strasburg, aud about LIZ miles ho'n "eSs
from the Baltimore and Ohio hsilrosd Depot az
fom's Brook.
The home farm ,tillable land, is composed q
three tract, containins respectfully ~ acres; 81
acres, roods ana % poles, aud scres containing
in the 1greQate ll6 acres, rOOds ana - poles
The woodland comprises three tracts, containing
respectfully 100 acres. Is acres, rood ~ 10
poles, aud acres, making the aggregate ~ acres,
rood and Is poles, situated under the nase ane
alo z the side of the little North mountain, al
ioininr the home IA m aud ahoi ding as good an
outlet for ranging cattle, hogs and sheep as may
be found along tue mountains.
The improvements consist OF two dSellihg
houses Que comparatively new, new sAlsh 7
barn, stone spring house and other neeessar! OUT
buildings; also Apple, Pear, and other fruit trees
| There are two springs upon the premises, near
the buildings The property will be offered ID
whole or parts to suit purchasers.
TERMS OF SALE:
Sixteen and two-thiids per cent and, and the
residue in one, two and three equal annual pay
meuts from the day Of sale, with interest from tba
| day bonds TO be executed for the deferred pay
meuts the hrst with good personal security, ana
| lien TO he retained until all the purchase money
Maid. At the opu n Of the purchaser OF purchasers
the cash payment may be made by the execution o.
NEGOTIABLE note With good endorser, at si1t!
| days.
sale 20 commence at II o'clock, A. VI.
| ~ All persons indebted to the estate OF VIM
Baker decd are equested to settle as prompt!
as practicable, in order to anal settlement Of tn
state aud 70 remove the unpleasant duty OF co!
Letting by process Of law. NJ
| R,ker decd ar his estate will prove the same BE-
fore P. ". Magruder. Comr. in Chsnsery. ~
gave notice to the creditors Of said estate l2nl
since, a. required by las, and will complete VI
| accounts and make his report without furtne
notice. GEO " MILEY. Asmr wit b the viii o
Jan. a3d.-tds. william Baker, decd. annexed
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-02-27
TERMS OF SALE:
PoStponemen emit.

The above sale has been postponed to March 9TH
lsIs. vheu the property win be offered in froht OF
the cou.t house door at " clock, VI: -.
VIM. Baker, decd
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-02-27

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