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o,nrr,11ss1oNrRs OFFICE.

COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
~ Woodstock, Va, Jan. Dad 1878.
To BENJAMIN Haman and all other creditors OF
Isaac g. Hocknau decd. complts. and y. NJ. Rhodes
admir- Of Isaac \. Hickman deed, Catherin Hook
man widow OF said decedent SAMUEL II. HJck man,
Levi Hook nan. Elizabeth Hickman Samuel 1.
Miller and athern bis wife Philip Bamman aud
Anua his wife, Michael Hickman and Geo. W.
Miey Trust c.
You are hereby notified that have Axed upon
the 22d day Of February next between the hours Of
6 o'clock A. NJ. and 0 O'Clock p. VI. II not, on the
next fair day there after Sunday exsepted) to take
and settle, at my Office, the accounts /. y. NJ.
Rhodes admir- Of I. :. Hickman decd. = or AL
debts and demands Agsinst said ]. ). Hickman
decd or his eatate according to their pnorities.
III OF a. " Miley Trustee for M,chael Hickman
in the manner indicated In the bill and tHke an
account OF the debts secured in said trust aud
ascertain what claims are entitled TO the funds
drawn from the sale unuer said trust and In what
proportion. and 4th. Any other matter he may
ieem pertinent or that either party may require
as requi ed TO be taken by the decree OF shensn-
doah Circuit Court rendered on tbs day OF
Dec 1877 10 suit in chanoery depending in said
court LetveeD Benz. Harman &c. CONT hs aud !.
q. Hockman's adnr. &C. Defts and II from any
cause the taxing Of said accounts shall not be
commenced, on h wing been commenced should not
10 oompletsd on that day, the taking Of the same
win be adjourned IRON day 10 day, from place 10
Mace unfit the "a ne are taken aud completed.
Given under my hand Commissioner In
chancerv of the said court, al my Office in said
county the day and year first aforesaid.
Jan. Z3-td. p. w. MAGRUDER.
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he is not Virglnian. and then, that
while this transplanted genius hurls bis
Beecherian thunderbolts, there arc still
a few Virginia ministers holding dirine
service in little churches around tho
corner" where the thousands OF wharf
poor may seek and find who know not
the entrance to the great edifices where
religion is measured by the gold STAN
dard of values. The Great Teacher in
culcated liberation Of the man who
preached him without believing on him,
but whether He accepts those who pro-
fess to believe and yet preach the
undoctrines Of mammon is question as
unsettledby texts or illustrations of the
Gospels as our public debt itself, unless
we conclude upon the point from His
reproof to The Pharisees: I'm vain do
We worship me, teaching for doctrines
the commandments of men," Oh that
we had here the p. Henry who so sue
cessfully and eloquently stayed the
salary-grabbers Of the pulpit In his
grand debut in the Parsons act", IN
stead of the degenerate William Writ
Birth without the girth) running like
Tennyson's Brook "On and on forever"
brother Moseley's pardon for feeble
plagiarism.)
But must stop this letter very soon
or too will be in the Brook business
in the view of some HERALD typo
Only let me add that there is little gen
eral legislation Of interest to our readers.
As said before, the public debt is the
specially Of the session.
The committee on constitutional
amendments have agreed to submit one
substituting the rira roce for the ballot
system OF voting, andanother to abolish
certain offices. The end of these will be
seen three years hence.
THE GOVERNOR.
We saw the governor in his Office
doing the routine Of an executive. lie
was the same elegant unostentatlous
gentlemen we knew in the Valley, his
fine social qualities not even alleged to
the usual gubernatOrial standard. He
is as much unlike his immediate prede.
cessor as he was unlike the whole line
of Virginia governors as historically
photographed. As soon as our eyes
fell upon G overnor Holiday we regretted
first. that he had ever spoken an inau-
gural piece, and second, that we had
every read it in print; for we thought
every liucament of his face marked the
resolution never to do the like again.
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HIlRGTNIA, TO WIT:

IL VACATION In the Clerks Ofn-c u ia, Cirf1t
Court Of shenandoah, county Feby AN 1913.
Thomas J. Ryman t'ml"Aihah''
AGAINST
John Jones. the unknown heirs Of VIM. Jones
decd, Leah Jones. widow Of Thomas Jones, lls' I'd
Jones, Matilda Jones, Erasmus Jones, Lydia Jones
and Thomas Jones, bcienoaA'9'
IL cHANCEHY.
The object of this suit Is to make lani.i Of
the real estate OF which thomas Jones died seized
and possessed among his heirs at law.
II appearing by affidavit fled that the defendants
Jnhn Jones and other unknown heirs oi William
Jones decd are not inhabitants of this state. II
is ordered, That lthe said defendants do appear
here within one month after due publication mere
of. AMI do what is necessary to protect their iu-
teresi: that copy Of this order be published IN
in some newspaper printed In Woodstopz, once
week for four successive weeks, and copy posted
At the front door Of the court house Of said county
ON the first day of the next county court.
Geo. w. Mlley, c. c, :. c.
A Cepy-Teste
Geo. w. Miley c. G. c. :. c..
Feb. CIV. /. Triplctt p. q.
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The MOST EMINENT LIVING AUTHORS, such
as t. Hon. w. {. Gladstone, Prof. Max Muller.
Prof .1Ynosl. Or. ". g. Carpenter, r. A. Proc.
sor. Pref Huxley. Jas A. Froude Edward A..
Freeman, Frances Power Cobbe, D. Mackenzie
Wallace, The Duke of Argyll, Mrs MULCH, Mn.
Black Jean lnqeIcw, Miss Thsckersy, Mrs. Oil
phant, Mrs Alexander, Geo. Macponad, Matthew
Arnold. Turguenlei, Auerbach, RuSkin, ennyson,
Browning, aud many others, are represented in
A.. a5..f
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Ne,c Advertisements.
GARDEN SEEDS.
s ten cent Papers
for Is cts,

In order TO allow the people no excuse for pur-
chasing unreliable commission seeds. Nessrs
D. Landreth Sons have made sn astonishing re-
ducfion in the price Of the ir seeds enabling me t.
sell them ut the price named above. The well
known reliability of this house is a standing guar
rsntee Of the freshness, purity and excellence Of
their roducts.
Peas and Beans by the quart, al others cts.
paper or papers 25c -
Feb. 6-Gmos. l.. SChhlll.
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|, Respectfully.
Mrs. L. W. BURKE.

Mr.. r. P. Proctor is introducing into this county
81 he Lillis' adjustable lreade' have one 81
these "treadles" attached TO ''the Singer sewing
Machine viii "a il in use IN my family; and 81
ha, given great satisfaction II every particulai.
/ therefore cherrfu'ly recommend It t. al who
have sewins machines, as requiring much lees
al or and consequently much more conducive TO
health II il safe, % say that whore machiue Is
moved with the /, asst p wer, the iuju ious elects
consequent upon the labor will be le,s-To those
who 0 crate sewing machines particularly.
FEMALES have tie Lillis lretile Il you value Your
health /. IL. JO-DAN, u. j.
NJ Jackson Va.
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NOTICE.

The accounts OF our subscribers from
Woods 0ck, Maurertown and neighbor-
ing Post Offices. have been placed III
the hands OF !iiram Bau>erman for SET
Element. These accOnnts run TO Oct.
It'll S76. We hope our pmrons vii
settle promptly with Mr.. Bauserman. a.
it is necessary that the business OF the
old firm >hO Id be closed up.
Oct. 10Th. 1877. j. II. GRABlLL & co.
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l. /. oiIV MD.
Jan. Did. :. = TmnS p. u.
THE SUN.
IL NEW YORK 1873

IS the time approaches f'r the renewal or sub
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GREAT IMR0vEM ENT.
Sewing Machines can b. used with ut
iIjur'ng your heath
LILLIS' ADJUSTABLE TREADLE.

EDIvBURG, Va. Nov. i8lh 1871.

EDINBURG, Va. Nov. l8Il 1871.
After having carefully examined tie "LILLIs
ADJUSTABLE TREADLE," for which Dir. j..
Proctor is gent. cords ly recommend it 10 all
tn se who have sewing machines, confidently
belieI ing that the principle upon which 1t acts,
will eectually prevent tile injurious consequences
to health which are attributed to the OLD TREADIF
\. p. BELEw, ". D.
HAWKINsTOWN Va. Now 70, 1877.
Ihave examined Lillis' Adjustable 7 eadle for
sewing Machines aud believe 1t to 20 great
merit J.H 10 s. b.
EDINBURG, Va, Noy, 7th 1851
Mr.. Il. ?. PECCrOR
Dear Sir: This Is to certify
that fbaye attached /, my GLOVE Machine one
Of "Lillis' Adjustable TTeailes" aud | must say
consider It one of the greatest improvements u
the agr, and mist cheerfully recommend It's use
to all persons who value their hea.th. / would
not be without one.
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Complainants and Defendants, aud Gle creditors
Of . tharine Hupp deed, and all others concerned.
are hereby notified that have fixed upon riday,
the 18th day of February, 1873, at my olhce, %
l. Settle the account Of the Executors Of Cath b
arine Hupp, decd.
H. Ascertain the annual and actu value OF tn
real estate II which she died seized and possessed.
III Take an account Of the debts and demands
outstand ng and unpaid against her or her estate,
and state them in the order Of their rel ec;lFc
ri0ritics, and any other matter deemed pertinent,
or that either party may require, pursuant 90 q
decree Of tue Circuit Court + shenandoah County,
rendered I'm the above named cause, on the 3 50
day Of August 1877, at which time and place you
are required 70 attend.
Given under my hand % Comr. ol said Court,
the dag and year first above written
Jan. lCth.-i w. CLIO. 81. NlL.li 'onr.
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TERMS OF SALE:

Sixteen and two-thirds per cent and, and tn
residue IN one, two and three equal annual pay
ments from the day Of SALE With interest from that
day bonds 10 executed 70 the deferred.pay ment-
the first with good personal security, and lien
to be retained until all the purchase money is
paid, at the option Of tn, purchaser pu chasers,
the cash payment may be made by the execution
of a negotiable note with good endorser at sixty
days.
Sale to commence at II O'Clock. 4. VI.
- vi persons indebted to the estate # VIM
Baker dec d ,are requested to settle promptly
as practicable, IN order final settlement Of
the estate and 10 remove the unpleasant duty Of
collecting by process OF law.
sS- All persons having claims against said
william Baker dec d.. or his estate will prove the
same before P. Magrudor, COmr. IN Chancery.
He gave notice to the creditors Of said estate long
since, as required by law, and will mllete hi
account, aid make his report ~ ithout further
notice. GEO. " MILEY, Admr. with the Will II
Jan. -3d.-tls. william Baker, dec a.. annexed.
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DUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE!
At Mt. Olive. Shenandoah County, Va

u
At Mt. Olive. Shenandoah County, Va
Pursuant to the last viii and testament OF Will
lam Baker decd. aud the election Of his devisees,
will offer at public sale, upon the premises to the
highest bidder, on
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY, 22d. 1878.
all the real estate Of which William Baker died,
seized, situated at Mt. olive, shenandoah County.
about nine miles north Of Woodstock, six miles
west Of strasbmg, and about ID miles north west
from the Baltimore and Ohio Rail Rad Depot at
Toms Brook.
The home farm. tillablo lanl, Is composed Of
three tracts, cnia ming respectively 81 acres; 81
acres, 3 rouds and 70 poles and acres, containing
In the aggregate ll6 acres, roods and 25 poes.
The woodland comprises three tracts, containing
respectively l acres, l6 acres, | rood and Is
poles, and acres, making i'll the aggre- cite 10
acres, God aud &c poles, situated under the base
and along the side Of the title North mouAtain,
adjoining the home farm and aE0rding as good
an out ct for ranging cattle hogs aud sheep as may
be found along the mountains.
The improyep ents consist Of two dwelling
houses one comparatively new, new swisher
barn, stone spring house and other necessary out
building; also Apple, Pear, and other fruit ees.
There are two springs upon the prem ses, near
the buildings. The property viii be oiered IN
VIII r parfs f. suit purclasarg
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Geo. Franklin Hupp j. aud Joselh :. Hupp in
their own right AID as srecut ~ Of Cathariae
Hupp decd. Geo +. Hupp cousort of aud a. agent
for Catharine HuVp, decd Ann Z Kelley and A.
!. Kelley her husband, John :. Miller, Geo. ".
Miller, franc Miller and CaiharIe Mil er and
lizaboth Bowman widow Of q. ". 5. Bowman
dec'd................. ..............D Defendants.
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a IUV j. WORTH * CO.. 81. Louis, DO
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~ Woodstock, "a. January lfh, 1873.
Daniel Stckley and 5rahaln Suckiey Executors
Of David stickley need. auJ Lanil sticbiey, who
sue Tor themsclge- ald al other creditors o.
Catharne Hupp decd........ .....Cotnt 4ainants.
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ANNOUNCEMENT FOR 1878.

~ ith the number for January, this magazine
begins is twenty -h.st Volume. During the ten
yea OF it, exi,tence It has won a high place In
periodical literature, and IL conductors will spare
efforts IN the future 20 MAINTAIN its reputation,
constant aiming to supply their patrons With
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-02-06

Use Ross Virginia School lax, BeauituiY
sowr freely does not oorrcde the pen. esm
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Would you believe it? NOtwithstand-
ing this exhibit of the week, the batteries
of the pulpit have been whrled INTO the
fight against an honorable adjustment
of our debt. The clOth-coated silk
skirted salary payers have commanded
the parsons to insult their peers with
vile denunciatiOn and they obey. The
commission to go into all the world
and preach the gospel to every creature
is temporarily resigned, to take another
| q the army of the Branch's, tie Maury's
the Davenports, ct id omns genus.
Heavens, what picture! Rev. DR..
Curry advertised by newspapers and
dancing for two hours before a lot Of
engaged claquers on fiscal politics! God
be praised for the remnant of pious re-
gard somewhere that suggested Mozart
Hall for the gathering of the changers
and smirching Of the robes OF the pranc-
ing rhetorIcian. Thank Sod, reyerently,
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