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MORE DELAY.

The question REQUIRED on ordering the
main question. and true to the policy
which they had adopted Of usclessly
CONSUMING all the time they possibly
could, the republicans did the very un
usual thing If demanding the yeas and
NAYS on this motion. In the vain hope
of breaking the quorum which the
de mocrais had after 50 much labor Sc
cured the republicans still abstained
from voting, and two or three OF them
VINO had thoughtlessly answered to
their names asked to withdraw their
votes. This could only be permitted by
unanimous consent bat at the request Of
speaker Randall the democrats showed
more generosity than their OPT onents.
and m I'd. no objection. On tbs vote
l47 democrats were recorded in the
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-05-22

The republican congressional CAIN
paign committee the other night decided
according to a well-authentlcated re-
port, to publish campaign documents
and to subscribe for large number Of
Southern democratic newspapers. rom
which extracts will be collected to be
sent to weekly republican newspapers
throughout the North The Phila-
delphia Times suggests that this is not
the easiest nor the cheapest way to sci
the outrage mill in motion. Half a
dozen Eliza PinkstOns would cost less
than a few newspapers. and 90 a great
deal further in the way Of providirg
effective atrocities.
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PREPARED BY
Dr.. J. c, AVER & co., Lowell, Mass
Practical and Analytical Chemists.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE.

sSgAlIC SALE OF PgOPiJ,TY
: AT ORKNEY ST .iNGs.
IN pursuance OF the decrec 81 the C!rcdit Court
OF Frederick ccnnty az it. March term ISIS, IN the
,hauc,ry cause al y ilam Seemer's 'dmr. against
I,.elh D. scemrr', heirs aud VIM. Seemer's heirs
IS =. Sccmer'- heirs we viii offer IN sale At
public auction III font Ct the court House in
Winchester, ct i. O'Clock II. "n
SATURDAY, JUNE 18th. 1873,
The real estate referred O. I'm said decree known
ss tie ,eH proucri v. situated az orkney springs,
which wsR Sold CD !. ". X. Moore, James VI.
Bradford aud Joscph Perry by ". VI. n. seemer
A. admir-. Of Vim. Ssemor dos
CONTAINING About Il ACRES.
Also the building lct- REFER 20 in said decree
situated at tbs Same place, and which were sold 70
]. IS. r. Moo.c and Joseph Perry, by Vi. N. seemer
srecial Comr iu said cause, ana which are de-
acre, and J. No. .. containing hse-elghts Of an
acre, in the Plat Of said lots made by J. W. AHen
and referred 90 IA sail causo.
TERMS OF SALE:
One third cash, ore third in rine months and
one third in eighteen months rom the day Of sale
the deferred payments O. bear interest. and 70 be-
secured by deed Of trust upon the property. A,
the option Of the purchaser $50 IF n'lW
OF the Nef pro orty may rom'in uncolleo ell during
the life time Of Mrs. liza VI. l.. Seemer, and the
interest thereon paid annually 20 the court, IN case
she IN 0uld refuse 10 unite IN tho decd.
NM L. CLARK,
T. 4 DANDRIDGE.
JAS. II WILLIAMS
May i5-4 Special Coinrs.
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affirmative, and one democrat, Mr..
Morse, OF Mass, IN the negative.
THE FINAL, VOTE

The final question was then reached,
which was on the passage Of the resolu-
ton. The republicans again called for
the yeas and nays, and again refused
to answer when their own names were
called. The vote on the passage OF
the resolution was lbs alternatives and
two negatives, making exactly quo
rum. The negatives were Mr.. Morse.
of Massachusetts, and Mr.. Mills, OF
Texas. The announcement was then
made from the desk that the resolution
mad passed, aud the democrats celebra-
ted tnelr triumph with applause and
clapping OF hands. The republicans
have by heir action caused the utter
wasting of whole week Of valuable
Time, and have nothing to show for it.
he absurd stories which were set
aflOat last Night Of a serious detection
in the democratic ranks, which was to
take place to-day, we're not verified.
Mr.. ,Jtephens, who had been credited
with the purpose of leading the revolt.
was at the House this morning, but did
not remain very long and indicated NJ"
intention to take part in the proceed
ms. But three democrats. Harrison.
of ILL.,. Mills, OF Texas. and Morse, OF
Mass. separated from their party
trends during the day. but the votes
which they cast were OF no material i'm
porlance. The r,publicans intimate
that 50 far as they are concerned the
REGULAR business OF the House can now
proceed without further interruption.
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\ slncnlar acciden. OCCURRED at Bon.

\ singular acciden. occurred at Ron
dout. y. Y, on Monday afternoon. \
horse-car driver attempted to cross a
railroad track in advance Of an approach
ing train. The car was knocked twenty
feet away and overturned, lady pas
sengcr was caught in the cow-catcher'
rolled TO the track and her head severed
from her body, while another passrn-
ger made a narrow escape by jumping
through window.
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COMMISSIONER. nrfrcF

y ~
Y Moodslocs. Va, Apr %. 1873.
20 John Gla.ze Gen ge u. louck, edward Isa
and John u key Lite partner under the name aLd
lyle Of lea & firsey and CO. ". adams eNr. -
obi. C. Bowman dec q aud All other lien crcdi-
- If q }. Miller Cou.plt-. and I. j. Miller, D..
NJ Miller, Clarence MILLER, Houston MiAer Ion
liller Ida , freeman nd D.. Freeman her
husband, tioo. 4. Uupp trustee, u. T. Samucis, VI.
l.. Walton assignee Ia Bankruptcy OF l. d. Miller
Yon are herebyuet.lod tbat have ASei upon
tine 3 th dag of May next, between The hours Of d
o'clock \. \ and O'Clock, +. VI. u ia.r, y not
II the mex; far day thereafter SUNDAY Excepted
o. take and settle, AZ ny pihce, the accounts OF
l. The amount, location aud value both gross auG
annual II al real estate owned by the defendant
f. j. Miller or IN which lie had any interest az the
time Of the rendition Of any judgements against
aim which are uu.Sti~hed reporting the date q!
aid Judgments aud when d0cseted p All liens
.iyiug the amounts aud , ioliies and names 90
creditors on the real estate Aforesaid whether by
judd ment, deed Il trust or otherwise II any OF
said lien Dts have been assigned this com MIS-
sioucr will ascertain and report the present
owners thereof 3. The amount, location aud
value both gross su annual %. al real estate both
low AMI heretofore owned by said I. J. Miller or
IN which he has or has had auy IL crcst on which
.uy judgments against said T. J, Miller are liens
and Il any Of SAID real estate las been conveyed
by said /. j. Mer the comr. will report tile dates
IT c0nYayancss, the grantees therein ana the
present owners, 4. Any matter deemed leitmtAt
tNf Ndll CNlif. OF WHICH nc ia. ur ItlArrtNA ~
enquire into and report upon by any party in IN
terst required 70 be taken oy the iecrce o. Shen-
.ud0aa Circuit Court rendered on the. day OF
Aprii ISIS IN a suit in chancery depending IN said
lurt between Jno. Glaize e. complts. and l.. J.
Miller &c Defis. and II from any cause the taxing
said accounts shall not be commenced or having
ieen commenced should not De completed On that
Law the taking Of the same will be adjourned from
Ay 70 day. from place - place, until the same are
i4keu aud completed Given under nly hand ~
.1mmissioucr,in ch4ncery of the said court at my
nieo IN said county the day and year first afofe-
-AiI.
p. W. MAGRCDER.
April 24th-4w.
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~OMMIssIONERs OFFICE

II Woodstock, Va, April %, 1873.
To jacob Lantz Complt and David LGdsig,
VIM. Ludwig, Isaac Ludwig, George Ludwig,
Joseph Ludwig Abraham Ludwig, Rebecca Ludwig
ia Oh D,d-on apd Mary his Wift, Elizabeth Ludwig
Jacob Ludwig IN his own right aud as admir-. u
Philip Ludwig deed and John William Ludwig and
omauus =. Ludwig the creditors Of Philip
Ludwig decd and all others concerned.
You are be eby notified that have fixed upon
the 20 day Of May next, between the IA lur5 ID; T.
O'Clock, A. ". aud O'Clock p. ". II fair, If not,
On the next IA day therea ter Sunday excepted
to take and lett ., at my Office, the accounts "i
debts against Philip Lud"is decd Tue admiiis-
tratiOn accounts Of jacob Luiwig adnr. fhiIli
Ludwig decd Tbs smount II the dstributiFe
shares II the heirs If Philip Ludwig deed cAargiu1
rem with any liens binding the Same AID any
after any party interested may desire required g.
b. taken By the decree o. shenandna h %, ult
Court rendered on tie ... day u April 1873 n
suit in chaucery depending iu SAIL COAT between
Jacob lautz Con pr aud David LuIwi- *. D-!;..
aud If from any &c the takiDt o. SAID tcc9ah--
shall not BE- Commenced, or having been COM
menced shout not be- conf .eted On that d-y, ih-
taking OF tue same viii DE- adjourned from day g.
day. or from place 20 place, until the SAN ale
taken and completed.
Given uudcr my hand a. Commissioner y.
Cnancery 81 the s4ii court, %; my Office 90 sA--
county the day and year fret aforesaid.
May l-iw p W. MAORI DE-
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VALUABLE FARM
FOR SALE
A RARE CHANCE
$500 FOR $500,

AVAILABLE FARM OF 200 ACRES Is now
offered on terms to suit purchasers, at the ex-
ceedngy low price of Sl.jCc it cost 8 800 seven
years ago aud is under a good fencing and state
Of cultivation now il was tEen. The quality OF
the land is limestone and lies well, about 1875 acres
are feared and the balance il in good timber.
Parties have applied for permission TO set steam
saw mill on the place. The improvements CONSISTS
A GOOD DWELLING HOUSE,
and barn, amos, entirely under new cover, and
carriage, corn meat. hog. chicken, milk aud Ice
houses, al conveniently located and in fair re-
pair The water is piped from the spring III large
iron pipe There il an al undance Of fruit. Inc
property is now rented and the purchaser VIII get
2-5 Of all summer crops aud straw Of 40 acres Of
grain II Is qua anteed the property IS not hatered
in this advertisement.
Il is desirable farm situated in a good ana
healthy neighborhood. in the shenandoah valley
of 81 gina, ShensldO4b county, II miles from
the town Of Strasburg on the Valley pike, and -
mile from Cap1n Road Depot, 81 miles >. ". oi
Harpers Ferry on the valley branch Of the b. X
y. K. r.
- For futher information address the sub
scriber at Woodstock Shenandoah county. Va.
Apr. IO-JmO. :. 4. NhL'ON'
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A heavy hail storm passed over
Wheeling, W. Virginin, last evening.
breaking glass aud destroying trees,
fruit, grain, &c. The extent OF the loss
Is not yet known, but it is supp csed the
stora covered but small area.
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- o1ds;.cs. " April g. 1875
To 81. Wa 'u q linr. ~ Js.ob %. Mile DECD
A.. g. mi.i. So. J.. 81. I4l,i' ailr. Iin. Mckay
"arfaau decd aud T. Mller sud H. l.. Walton
Assignee ~ .. Nilet. g.. lien ere i.tors Of T. j.
Hi..l aid a. others concerned.
i.a -.n hereby uot.--d tlat have fixed uvoH
tle 81. gay 9t Nay 70. te,e 60 tho hours u
o'clock. a. ". aui o',l-rs b. ". II fair. If not
on tle ArIt fair day Oh. after sunday excepted
take aud sett ~ 20 uy ONE. tie 4cc1uu OF the
am UNITS and lr.iitie- Il all liens on the legacy Of
I'd Nil err whether by exec Iti0u, Deed Of trust
ass ignmeuf ~ 0;herwis- and any matter deemed
prgtiuen cor that any PARTY may desire, require %
Dee taken - tn decree of Shenandoah circuit
ouft Rendered 4ii 'ko. day q tpril 1873 IN a
slit iu cAanocry depending 10 aid court between
Jacob 80. Mi4efs -auT mp Is. and Nn. Mckay
va IMAM a.l.r. lett and il from any cause
tie taklng ~ slid accounts shall ult be commeo-
cci, or having been commenced should not DO
computed ou that day. the taxing CT the same
VIII b aa .urled o. day 90 day, ~ from place
% p ace O. place. until tle s,Ile are taken and
completed Given uas r n hand IS ommiss-
i0ner IA hauso ~ tie SAID court, - my Office IN
aid county Tie day AID year first Aforesaid.
Nay l-4w. P. -. AAGRUDER.
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Ihe Republican address.

OF numerous expressions Of opinion
on the republican manifesto against the
fraud Investigation wc present the fol
iow.mgas well cons .dcrcd and to the
point:
We 90 not wonder that the republi-
can> in Congress should have put upon
Mr.. Hale. oi Maine the rcSponslbllit,
OF SHINING the wild and unwisc address
winch they ISSUE to-day to the cOunlr,.
TO dcscrb. resolution looking to the
Investigation ana cnaat!>cmcmto 81 frauds
upon the electoral vOte.aud to measure
winch may oilcctuall} prevent the rope
tijion Oi frauds UPON the electoral vote.
as an attempt 10 '.naugurate anarchy
and McXicanizc the g0ycrnmcDt,' Is to
excite the very clamor and confusion
which those WHO thus misrcprescnt the
action oi the democratic majority pre-
Tend to d-rrccate. ~. J. World.
The republicans in Congress have
made a most lamcntablc attempt to
excite the fears OF the country because
Tie democrats in Congress propose To-
investigate the frauds connected with
the canvass Of the presidential vote IN
Louisiana aud Florida. II there are no
frauds investigation will not hurt any
body. 1.-THE President had no connec-
ton with fraud lie need not be afraid to
face an inquiry. The talk about rcyolu-
ton is only intended to produce the
evils that republican Congressman pre-
tend to drprccatc. Nobody VIII be de-
ccivcd. On The contrary, the party
that puts itscl in the position Of sus-
lainin. fraud which has been dcnounc-
ed rs infamous by its own leaders will
he the laughing slock Of the country
PhHaacphia Recorj.
"A feebler political address was new
cr issued to the American people than
that which has just been put forth in the
name of the republican party. This adj
dress prOnouHces the movement To in
quire into the electoral frauds reyolu-
tlonary. What does that mean? Has
our government been based on fraud al
ways heretofore. so that Graduating
frauds Iluin IT, J. ItNOiutiblldlO Nv
republicans viii hardly admit that. 1t
il an effort to "MCXlcauize" the gov
eminent. SAYS the address. Now what
meaning is there to that? Is the ex-
portailon and defeat Of frauds peculiar
to Mexico: If 80 Mexico enjoys the high
eft possible distinction among the ma
tions of the earth. Ii so. It would be
to Mcxlcanize all other govcpmcnts,
" J. Sra.
"Anothcr illustration Of the insincer-
itv that marks this whole business is the
worldly and bOmhastc manifesto issued
by the republican caurus over the sig
natures of Hale and Gorham. The pre-
tense that the movement for invcstiga-
ton is revolutionary can mislead no one.
The Issue. so las as it effects Mr.. Hayes.
NAV be left to take care Of itself 1t
will be time enough to cry wolf when
the wolf is in sight, PhHodclphia
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COMMISSIONERS nrrIcF.


~ Woodstock, Va. april ., 1875.
John T. Hickman ami all tie creditors OF Jacob
Anderson cecd, VA9 may contribute TO the costs
- iI.s s-..... Com pts.
Us.
VIM. Il. Rice, sheriff com. admr. OF Jacob An
dors1n decd and Rachel Andersen. ...... Dsits
NOTICE ~ CuANCERY.
IL complt-. aud defendants aud all other per-
SOILS concerned.
Take notice that 7 have fixed upon Wednesday
the 10Th day II Nay les, at my liae u eXrcate
decree 81 ito circuit court q Shena nd0ah county
rendered IN the above Lamcd cause at !ts hpril
terra ISIS, requiring one OF tie cel1mF-. Of this
court To- ascertain aud settle
]. J lie value II the rea estate Il which jacob
Auder on a.ed seized and al befor- and aftsr
ASST um, ut " Dover.
> Tie account Of the administrator OF Jacob
Andersen dc
3. The amount Of the Rdcb,idIoss and liabilities
Of the said estate and any other matter b. may
deem pertinent or which either party may re-
quire. Nhel and where you are required 20 at
tend. Given under my hand as comr j chy. Of
SAID court the day aud yea- nrst Aforesaid.
f. L. SlICkLEY.
apr. 2i-fw. ". x ". p. @.
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ANOTHER scENE OF DISORDER.
Az EXPLANATION.

Above the din could, however, be
heard the voice OF Goode demanding
that he should have the opportunity to
state his position. At lat quiet was
once more restored, and Mr.. Goode
made an explanation Of the clrcum
stances Of his pair with Dr.. Loring, and
established to the satisfaction Of every
one that he had observed the pair for
two or three days after the time be
might with perfect propriety have ter
minated it. Gen. Banks, whose strange
conduct was evidently the result Of I'M
due cXcitcment.then withdrew the point
he had made. On the motion to lay
on the table all the republicans voted,
and tho result was is aifimal;ycs and
IS negatives.
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Ayers
Cherry PGctOral

Theropuiationith has attained, in consequence Of
the marvellous cures it has produced during the
last half century, !. . sufficient assurance to the
public thatit will continue to realize the happiest
results that can be desired. In almost every
section Of country there axe persons publicly
known, who have been restored from alarming and
even desperate diseases OF the lungs, by its use.
Allwho have tried it acknowledged its superiority
and where its virtues arc known, no one hesitates
as to what medicine 10 employ to relieve the dis
tress aud suffering peculiar to pulmonary anec-
tons. CHERRY PICTORIAL always affords in
slant relief, and performs rapid cures Of the
milder varieties ofbronchial disorder, as well az
the more formidable diseases Of the lungs.
As safeguard to children, amid the distress.
ing diseases which besct the Throat and Chest Of
Childhood, lis invaluable, for, by its timely use
multitudes are rescued and restored to health.
This medicine gains friends at every trial, as
the cures it is constantly producing arc too re-
marSable to be forgotten. No family should be
without it, and those who have once used Il
never will.
Eminent Physicians throughout the country
prescribe it, and Clergymen often recommend it
from their knowledge Of its effects.
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DIR. D. D. CARTER,
Physician and Surgeon,
WOODSTOCK. VA.

go Has had On extensive experience in the
various branches Of his profession.
~ Especial attention given T. Surgery and
Diseases of WOMEN aud children.
OFFICE d RESIDENCE MAIN ST. OPP. COURT
HOUSE.
No. Druy Stare, opposite Ueisd's
Hotel.
APR. ~ n.
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Hats, Bonne cts,
RIBBONS, FLOWERS, sc.

which will BE- sold at low prices Her
STYLES are late and will please all who
Will examine her stock. \ cordial in
yilaiion is extended to NIL who desire Ia
see the most fashionable goods at the
lowest prices.
May l5--lmo.
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THE INVESTIGATION.

The republicans are expressing much
dissatisfaction with the appointment OF
Gen. Butler on The investigation COM
mIttce. AIr. Hale states that Speaker
Randall came 10 hin on Saturday to
consult with regard TO the republican
Oh the committee, and
1t was understood that Mr.. Dunnell,
who had been a memner OF the Florida
commute at the last ses-
SION. was TO be appointed. Afterwards.
Mr.. Hale SAYS. the Speaker came TO him
aud SAID that Gen. liuller's name had
been substituted tor that Mr.. Dunnell.
The Hayes republicans say the Speaker
WAS bulldozcd by his democratic associ-
alcs into putting Butler on. 1t seems
that Mr.. Hale has Of late become very
intimate at the White House, and has
been the recipient OI some patronage.
from which he iaucics himself to be the
special champion Orthc President. He
therefore thought that he should be al
lowed 20 name the republican members
OF the committee Of investigation.
\ Massachusetts, republican, friendly
20 The President, said that as the COM
mittte now stood there were on Y three
republicans On it; that Ben. Butler
would act in perfect accord with The
democrats in the investigation. and
would attend the caucuses Of the re-
pubhcans to learn their secrets and re-
port them to his democratic allies. The
anu-Nayes republicans are. however,
well satisfied with Buffers appoint
mcnt. Many otthcm openly expressed
tuc wish about the capitol that .hc in
y, ~ugation would result in di,cOvcriu.
everything that the democrats hoped
Tor. judge Blair WIS prominent Oh the
floor OF { It, House. and vas in exceed
n.ly good humor. lie seems nov to
hayc The laugh Oh his SIDE. When Mr..
Blame was Oh the floor Of the House on
FRIDAY last Just before the elimination
Of the strn.glc. he remarked to one OF
tie republican members that 1t was Ger
lant most novel and peculiar spec
lacle TO see Oh one side more than a
hundred democrats fighting solidly to-
.etArr loi purpose which at least halt
81 them were opposed to at heart. ana
on the other side more than hundred
republicans h5hlm. rs solidly against a
thin. which at least half Of them secretly
favored and hoped would succeed.
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4 OHMISSiONERSi SALE
~ or YALU ABLE REAL ESTATE
Pursuant to decree II the Circuit Court OF
>heuaudOsh county, rendered at the April Term,
1873 in the chancerv caused of Daniel Miller &c.
against J. G NED Maid &c, the undersigned COM
mis-ionors. will sell on
THURSDAY. JUNE 18th, 1873.
IA the premises a. Ednburg or before the resi-
dcuce 4 J. o.. NcD1nsld, at niibhc auction TO the
highest bidder, the fOl.oning described real
property:
1T. TWO STORY BRICK DWELL
ING.
in which said Mcdonald At D. esent resides, situa
I'd on west back street in fdiubu z, too which
t-ert Is attached a one quarter acre lot
"a. II no House adjacent to said brick house.
with fruit trees on tie enc quarter acre LIT vile.
u attached.
81. rweuty-f,ur acres OF cultya'ei land. pur-
clS-ed OF tho executors Of Cnas Moore decd
situated Oh the Ncs. side Of the Z. \ o. Il. E
opposite 10 the said town, except tour acres % tia
smc whish adj iu..
4th tsy-s acres Of land near Tsylortown,
oith East Of kiinbu Z, aud AL under cutiys-
tiou Al u the above desirable land l. OF 20 4
quality AM Is situated III desirable neighborhoud
TERMS OF SALE:
As mad, known On the iay O.; sale, Nhich viii he
easy. asic At IL o'c ock 4. ~
". L. WALTON, Trustee and
Spl. Comm.
GEO. p. CALYLHl,
NJ 92-s spl. comr
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SWnsne y Has

N eyuy stc'o. An extensive stock Il Gents,
LaGies aid CA.ldfcis ~hocs and IN tact general
as~' rtn.ctt 81 everything usually kept ~ = dry
good. use.
Ny Il ch .a- been selected with care, and with a
pur o-e { Iaee the desire and wants Of 1ny custo-
mcrs as nea as 1t was possible for NJ to DO and |
think an examination Of my goods will convince al
tia; aayo at east done my daty. Come aud see
for yourselves.
Respectfully.
may 22-tf. ). A. BANNER.
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MISS JANE MYERS informs her old
customers and the public generally that
she has just returned from Baltimore
with a llnc stock OF scaaonable millinery
goods, consisting of
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NOllO r.
To Complt and Def. and all others concerned.
axe notice that have fixed upon Wednesday
he 9Th day OF June 1913, at my office 20 execute a
ecree OF the circuit court. of Shenandoah ouuty,
eudrred in the above named cause ~ its April
term 1875 requiring one Of the conr- 81 the court.
. 10 state, setflc and adjust the administration
4ccouuts OF Anna Aesselrodt the admrx. Of An e
rev Nesseirodt decd showing assets IN hands
4 said adm TX debts against said Andrew Nessel-
odts decd property coming into her hands, and
he personal estate not accounted for by her II
ny such.
, To ascertain and report the actual and annual
Alue Of the real estate OF which sad and e."
\ esselrolt died seized and possessed.
s. TO repor any matte said COMMISSIONS may
Gem pertinent, or any interested party may re-
mire Given und MY hand as comr Ia ebay.
b said day snd year first Aforesaid.
L. d. NEN MAN.
May S-tw' 4 ". P. q.