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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-03-06
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TERMS OF SALE:
Alta county court held for the Coun
Y ~ of shenandoah on Monday Feb

4 tn county court held for the Coun-
n ~ of shenandoah on Monday Feb
I'M. 1878.
On motion of d. Z W. Myers. Kate
hmucker. Martin Il. Richard. Joseph
Fravel. David Frayel. James IL Hoover.
Jose ph 3. Brumback, John Piiman, j.
\. Ii )tiel Samuel WismIn. &. II. Hottie.
Harrison Copp. Samuel Hotel. John W.
Recser. Daniel Keller. Isaac Bowman,
Hotel & banner. Joseph Conner. lem
mel Painter. ID. q. Bowman, Samuel
Hollar. Isaac Burner. IIc'ry IIo tel, ;.
II. W. Bowman, Jacob z. Frayel and
l.. II. FunkhOuScr, proprietOrs and Oc-
.uDants of lands on either side OF Shen-
lndoah river, IN the said county OF Sheu
lamloah, Virginia who have filed their
petition. praying the court to declare
and establish that portion OF Shenan-
doah river from 10 point known ms the
mouth of Pughs Run at IIottel q Pain
ter's Mil below. up said stream to and
nj point known as the Red Banks at
the Ripley place. lawful fence as t.
horses. cattle, hogs. sheep and goats. It
is hereby ordered that notice OF said
application be given by posting the
same at the front door of the COun
House of said county and two or more
public places Ylong and near said river,
and by publication in the Shenandoah
Herald for four successive weeks as re.
quired by section %. ch IS. Code OF 1873
A Copy. Teste.
GEO W. MlLEY. c. C. C.
Z. L. 5.ickley. for pit. Feb. l3.-4w.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-03-06

Mr.. James Gordon Bennett has pre-
scented to Congress a memorial setting
forth that he has purchased the British
Arctic vessel Pandora and will fit her
out and man her at his own expense to
prosecute and, ifpossible, bring to a sue
c,ssful issue the polar explorations
which have so long occupied the atten-
ton Of the scientific world. To nation
alize the enterprise he asks the passage
of bill transferring the Pandora to the
United States flag, the change of her
name, should it be deemed advisable.
that she may be commanded and officer
ed by United States naval officers, and
and be subject to United States naval
rule and discipline, and that the Presi-
dent be empowered to confer such adj
ditional authority upon the command
ing officer that he may be enabled in his
insolatc position to enforce discipline
in case ofcxtreme emergency.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-03-06
The Barbour Bill
GoyERNoR HOLIDAY Returns IT To
THE HOUSE WITH Ills NETo.

THE HOUSE WITH Ills VETO.
About half past o'clock the Cover
nor sent to the House Of Delegates the
following message:
| To the Honorable House Of Delegates {.
!return tbs bill ''impOsIng taxes
on real and personal property, to meet
the necessary expenses of the govern
ment, for public free school purposes,
and to pay the interest on the public
debt, without my approval.
| do this most reluctantly; not only
because | do not like to disagree with
the I.egislaturs-having high esti>
mate Of its ability and patriotism
but because l wish this question OF The
State debt to be finally. settled
Having this wish, | cannot see any
settlement in this bill. 1t is only re-
hitting the vexed and vexing matter
from the Legislature to the courts.
Instead of bringing peace it is
challenging war between the State and
the credi ors, aud keeping alive III
bitterness thing which has already b.!
its agitation cost more than its whole
sum to the material interest aud
welfare of the Com monweallh.
1t may be said that by this very
act | am aiding what | go much dread
Even in the narrow light OF conse~
quences, to one filling my place, |
cannot see that | would be stunning
trouble by signing tho bill. On The
conlrary,l would be Sinking. response
bility, and passing to Others question
which duty tells me am bound TO
decide for myself Besides, | believe
i. saior and better. when question
has grown into such SIZE and bitterness
as this, that, if possible, it should be
settled on that arena where it properly
belongs. II is very unhappy that it
should ever have got into
THE FIELD OF POLITICS,
aud severed the people of the State
into parties. 1t is really a business
matter, not likely 10 be closed by the
wrangle O. the hustings.
Such certainly would be the result
should this bill become law. | do
not think its friends look for, some do
WIKI, any other, believing that it is
injected with grave principles that
ought to be tested by judicial inquiry.
But | cannot think that hrs will avail
for good, or hasten a settlement after
i, has been made subject Of political
Q fife. Evil almost always fJllows
when questions are taken from thar
arena and sent 10 the courts, with all
the aorimcuy begotton by fierce DIS
cussion. The questions are not put at
rest, but the courts and their DEGREES
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-03-06

The flanders talk now Of compro-
mise bill that will suit Gov. Holiday.
That is to refund the whole debt as it
is putting IN millions of new interest
accumulated since 1871, and then pay
four per cent on the whole. That is
Just the way the State was swindled
before. They cut off one-third for "
Va, and then compounded more in
terest than they cut off. Any bond
holder can accept this nice little cOmprO-
mise. Readjusters, send the whole ques-
ton back to the people on call for a
convention and they will give the Gov.
a compromise.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-03-06

Hayes vetoed the silver bill on the
ground that it is fraud. Poor Hayes
Well did Mr.. Cox respond that lit is
a charge offranl by fraud" Both
houses ofcongress passed the bill over
the veto in exactly two hours and five
minutes after the message was sent in.
All the Yankee papers are now bowling
Reputation and national disgrace. OF
the votes against the bill on the final
vote, four were from the South, four
from the West and all the balance from
New York and New England. In this
Maryland is included with the South
and Baltimore is as thoroughly Yankee
in currency matters as Boston.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-03-06

The Constitution of Virginia says:
"The general assembly shall apply the
annual interest on the literary fund,
the capitation tax provided for by this
constitution for public free school pur-
poses, and an annual tax upon the
property Of the State of not less than
one mill nor more than FIVE mills on The
dollar, for the equal benefit of all the
people ofthc State"
The legislature in pursuance Of this
constitutional provision, passed 4 law
requiring the school tax, which is the
minimum amount allowed by the con-
stitution, to be paid in currency. Gov
Holiday vetoes the bill, because it is in-
consistent with one Of the provisions oil
the funding bill, which was passed after
the adoption of the constitution. If we
understand the Governors veto mes
sage, he is Of opinion that in spite of the
constitutional provision for the protec-
ton of the schools, the bondholders, I'M
der the provisions Of the funding bill
have a higher claim and can appropriate
to themselves the entire school revenue
of the State. In other words, the con-
stitution is unconstitutional and the
funding bill is of higher dignity than the
constitution under which It was passed.
The executive in assuming judicial
prerogatives seems to be entirely blinded
by-what he conceives to be the sanctity
Of q law, which places the claims of the
bondholders before those provided by
the constitution.
Eminent lawyers Of the State are OF
the opinion that the law as passed by
the Legislature is constitutional and
would be so decided by the Supreme
Court of Virginia, but the Executive
of the State, in his blind zeal for the
protection Of the bondholders, steps
out as their championand by his
veto says Il can decide this judicial
question:" and thereupon proceeds
to decide in the interest Of the bond
holders and against the interest Of
his own people. If the law be uncon-
stitutional, let it be so decided, and we
will bow to the decision of the proper
tribunal; buff on the other hand it be
right and constitutional. let the thous-
ands of children Of this Commonwealth
be protected against the hand that would
sweep the money appropriated to them
By the constitution into the Golfers of
the holders of Virginia bonds.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-03-06
Nasty has q New Financial Scheme.

What we want is money that we kin
git hold uv-that every body kin glt all
he wants NV. Efmy sejostion NV maxim
leather dollars is rejected by unwise
generashun witch don't recognize their
beneiactors. why then let us hev suthin
witch is at once substanshel aud kin be
m AIDE plenty. My plan is this: Give
every corporashtn the rite TO ishoo jst
az much money ez IL wants to, based
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-03-06

The school fund has been robbed oil
nearly a-half million Of dollars since
1870 and is short every year. Gov.
Holiday has just sent in a second veto
ola bill to collect this school fund in
money and keep it sacred to that pur'
pose. We want next TO see whether he
will veto the appropriation to the Uni
versity, Institute, Blacksburg and Rich
mond College, amounting to something
like a hundred thousand. Gov. Holli'
day got his education at a school that
was mainly supported by the taxpayers
and we want now TO see whether he
thinks this ought to be crushed out like
the common schools to pay interest or
war and reconstruction interest which
bond agents and attorneys bribed an ig-
norant lot OF negroes to, foist upon the
State.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-03-06
CouMIssIoSrRs OFFICE,

u NOnd-toch, va, Iob. ISIS.
10 the creditors Of David Mclnturf deed.
You are hereby notified that at the request Of
Ino. p. Coverstone admir-. Of b MeInturf aec'd. |
have fxed upon the IL day OF April next. between
the hours OF O'Clock, A. NJ. and p. NJ. ii fair.
il not. on the next fair day thereafter SUNDAY
excepted 10 take and settle, at my Office for re-
ceiving proof Of debts or demands againt said
decedent or his estate, at which time and place
vol are required TO attend, and If from any cause
the taking Of said accounts shall not be commenced
or having beon commenced should not be com
pleted on that day, the taking Of the sane will be
adjourned from day to day or from place to place
until the same are taken and completed.
Given under my hand as Commissioner Of Ac-
counts OF thecounty court, Uf Shenan ioah at my
"a a. In said county the day and year first afore-
said
b. 27-4w. P.w. MAGRUDER.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-03-06
EYIRGINIA, TO WIT;

Il
Is VACATION In the Clerks Ofice Of the Circuit
Court OF ,henandoah, county Fehy. 9Th 1873
| thomas j. Rymsn Complainant
AGAINST
ohm Jones, the unknown heirs Of VIM. Jones
deed, Leah Jones, widow OF Thomas jones, .ayd
ones, Matilda Jones, Erasmus Jones, LYDIA Jones
aud hOmas Jones, DeieAoAA's'
IL CHASCERY.
The object Of this suit is to make partition Of
the rea. estate OF winch Thomas Jones died seized
aud possessed among his heirs Il law.
Il appearing by affidavit Il ed tuat the defendants
Juhn Jones aud other unknown nells OF william
Jones dec d are no: inhaUitauts OF TINS state. Ii
5 ordered, mat the said defenda Is do appear
acre within one month after due publication mere
I, ana do what IS necessary 10 protect their H.
crest that copy Of TINS order be published in
in me news paper printed in Woodst0ck, ouee a
week tor tour successive weeks, and copy possed
AZ the front door vf the c0url house 81 said couuy
IN tue first day Of the next county court
Geo. W. Mlley, c. c. s. C..
a Ccpy-leste
Geo. w. MIley c. c. C. :. c.
Feb. CIV. L. TrpIett p. q.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-03-06

\ correspondent ofthe New York
Mining Record says: Virginia is vast
mineral empire, with but little develop
ment. Her treasures Of gold, silver,
lead, zinc, and her valuable iron, coal,
clay, slate and plumbago have scarcely
been touched. 1t is gratifying to note
that capitalists arc endeavoring to get
at bottom facts in regard to the mineral
resources of the Old Dominion.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-03-06

The constitution prohibits a member
Of the legislature from voting in any
measure in which he has an interest,"
Yet Gov. Holiday who has more bonds
OF this State than any man in the VAL
ley, and whose family, father-in-law in
Guided, are lined with them, could and
did veto a bill to readjust those bonds.
How high ish dot?
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-03-06

The pension bill, psnsioning al
soldiers who served in the war of 1912.
fourteen days, without regard 10 loyalty
has passed both houses of congress.
This is tardy justice and indicates that
sectional luminosity IS dying out.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-03-06
ItCSprCIIuIIy,
Mrs. Y. W. BURKE

Mr.. Il. p Proctor il Introducing into this county
"The Lillis' adjustable rreadIe' have one u
these "treadles" attached to "the singer sewing
Machine which is in use in my family; aud l.
has given great satisfaction in every particular.
therefore cheerfu.ly recommend 1t to all VINO
have sewing machines, as requiring much less
lal or and consequently much more conducive u
health 1t Is safe, 10 say that where a machine II
moved with the least p wer, the inju ious ehecis
consequent upon the labor will be less-To th!ss
who o crate sewing machines pa ticulariy.
rEsf iITs have tie Liiiis !rcIile If you value youi
hea tn. J.. H. JOADAS, VI. ID.
At Jacb son Va
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-03-06

Returning Board Anderson was son.
fenced at New Orleans on the 25th ult.,
to two years hard labor in the State pris-
son.
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There an fears of a famine in certain
parts Of Peru owing to failure of
crops for want ofrain,
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FOR SALE.

Forty~onc share' full paid stock Of the Shonsn-
doah County Bank Of Woodstock Va. Euq ire Of
l.. II. MILLER,
Feb, 20--3t 23s Bsto. 81. BALTIC, Md.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-03-06
Z .ONMi.olONEK. NFFIDE

= - - ~ Nv y i-iA.' ~ 8 -
q Woodstock. Va. Feb. 18Th. ls1s
70 WIN. Borden Gdn tor Emma Cay
ross cCmplt. and Charles Gross anu
Emma GAY Cross the creditors of David
". Crabiil and all others concerned.
You are hereby notified that have
liked upon the 18th day OF March ncXl,
between TIE hours OF O'Clock. \ VI.
and 6 O'Clock. +. NJ. il far, itnOl. on the
next tar day thereafter Sunday except
edl 10 take and settle. at my Office. the
accounts OF LIST Debts against David W.
l'rabiH deed or his estate. and "a. The
,mr. accounts OF VIM, Borden admr
of David ". Cr bill decd. and any other
matter g.. required 10 be taken by the
decree of Shenandoah Circuit Courl
rendered on the--day ct- is
in a suit in chanrery depending IN said
court between VIM. Borden, Gdn. *.
romAlts and Charles Cross &c. Dclts.
and il from any cause the taking OF said
accounts shall not be commenced, o.
having been commenced should no; be
completed on that day, the taklngot he
same " i'll be adiourned from day to day.
or irOm place 10 place, until the same
are taken and completed. at which lime
and place you are required 10 attend.
Given under my hand Is Commission
pr i'm chancery OF the said court at m
Office i'm said county The day and year
ir>t aforesaid. ,,
Feb. 2Oth-4w. p. W. MAGEUDER.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-03-06
TERMS On SALE:
POSTPONE en- ga t.

The above sale has been postponed to March OH
1873 when the property viii be offered in front Of
the cou house door at - clock, W.
GEO. ". MILEY, Admr. c. /. a. OF
VIM. Baker, decd.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-03-06

Eli Cofolt alnr. of Abraham Hoover decd
Jonn Il. Hoover admr Of Djaniu Hoover decd
aud Ananias Baker and llzaUeth his wife. Ann.
Poliz, Jacob Il =, >ilas Hoover, liar.sret Ston
burner wifeof ". il. stone burner, and Mary and
Rebecca Hoover, children of Joseph II over, decd
,oln H. Ho yer I'm. 4. Lambert. ard Farpl e..
his vile; James 4. Killer and amanda T.. p. hi.
aiie, Milton Hoover, william Hoover, jose b
Hoover, James Hoover Lemdel Hoover A,.nis
iyer, Perry Hluyer. iayid Hoover. joseph
Lambert. and Barbara his wife. Peter Tc.sey AID
ouS4u Ills VIE, ....................De Defendants
Nou are hereby notified t!.at have upon the lstl
day Il Mach next. b tAceu The hOufs OF O'Clock
b. VI. an o'clock, z. w. Il f.irif not on the next
fair day thereafter Sunday excel ted 10 ke and
settle, al ny Office, the accounts OF Abra am
Hoover, dec as admir-. Of ia -Ob Hoover deed and
report in reat Il thereto, and any other nla Ter
deemed pertinent or THAI any party inter st d may
desire, taxing all pertinent eyid nee that may Dec
fire. by either of the parties and reporting the
same to the uurt, required 70 be- taken By tie
/ decree Of -henGndoah Circuit Court reud ned Oh
tue list day 81 JAY i'iS IN the above named cause
aud IL from any cause ihc taxing II sid accounts
SHAH not be commenced, or having 1ecu cpu-
mencc should not be- lmIioted On that day tLe
taainS Of the same will be adjourned from day o.
lay, ar from ace TO place, until the same ar.
taken and complete. AZ which time ana Place
Yea are required ID attend.
Giyen dnde ny hand as Commissioner in chan
Gerry o. tie said court, az my in,e iu -aid cJan
the day and year fret aforesaid
Feb. 2i-iw. p. 81. AfAGRTDEs.
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NeiC Adcei!9mesHis.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF
VI Il AN

4 NUII NISoIVN INS SAIL. OF
" VALUABL1 REAL ESTATE.
Pursuant to decres OF the Circuit Court Of
Shenandoah couHty, pronounced at ia April Tenn
1871, in the ckaucery cause pauding therein. ia
which Jacob Lautz Is COmplt. and David Ludwig
&C. are Befs. the undersigned special CONE
mssioners Of sale will on
SATURDAY, APRIL 9th 1887,
in front of the Court House Of said county pro-
coed to sell at pubic sale to the highest bidder,
the land Vi which Philip Ludwig died seized and
possessed,
CONTAINING About - j3-lG0 Acres.
more or less, aud situat near Hamburg in
shenandoah CO unity, adjoining the lands formerly
owned by /. p. kinker, George Lantz and others
aud contains
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are dragged together down and tleir
high authority b,liuled do no; for
q moment say that judges are infalhble.
They are men, and liable to err. Bul
| do mean to say that their strength
aud purity are The
FIRMEsT BULwARKs OF FREEDOM
and peace 10 a Republic like ours.
Whilst these are my views with re
gard to the tribunal in which this
matter ought to b., concluded, springlug
solely from the evils OF It's discussion
elsewhere, there are other reasons fol
my action based upon higher ground
have no doubt that every lnembei
of your honorable body who you'd FOL
lhis bill was fully satisfied both Of l''
policy aud cons,iIuuonality; olher"ise,
am SIRE it would not have passed
You had studied The subject in I'll it,
bearings. and believed that the con-
dition OF our State and Of the deb
justified the law. You did thu und !
The oath you had taken to uphold 'h'
Constitution which bound oul acts
Having done 81, your duty is fulfilled
aud your consciences clear.
1t aust have the approval of the
Governor before it becomes
\ LAW
| am equally sure you will accord to
hun the same sense OF duty and re
sponsiJiliIy, iuasuuch as he has taken
tue same oath aud has the same right
of decision as yourselves
do not mean 10 ent.r into any
lengthy argument with regard to he
ere di, Of the State and the binding
obligation upon its people to pay it,
just debts, | would insult the gentle
men Of the Assembly by even limiting
that there is one among them who ny
de- ying this is so unworthy Of filling
50 high a place. | have never heard
any OF them say, in public or private,
that such was his opinion, aud who
w.uld not regard blow at the honor
Of the Commonwealth as verse than IL
private injury. | feel quite certain
hat a man could have no Standing in
your midst, but would be spurned as
he would it, having means, he refused
10 pay his honest dues. With this
statement, and With it knowing that |
cannot be misunderstood | feel the
ireer to
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-03-06
DWELLING HOUSE.
barn and other necessary out buildings.
TERMS OF SALE:

The purchase money to be paid in three equal
payments, at nine, eighteen aud tweuty-seven
months, all said deferred pay ments to bear in
terest from the ay of sale till paid the purchaser
to give bo6s wi tn good personal security for id
defer cd payments and hei. to be reserved in
the deed a. add toual aecurity.
R@5@ sale to commence at > O'Clock
- NJ
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DUBLIC SALE ORA LIFE ESTATE
IL A VALUABLE FARM
Near Woodstock. Virginia.

Chino. Soldering SC Complts. "a. 4. ".
Wright and wife, Defts.
Dy virtue OF decree Of the ircuit Court Of
Shenandoah County, rendered in the above cause
on the 5ih day OF January 1873, tue Undersigned
speclal CO hmissiOners vii p oceed to sell IN front
Of tue curt House, Woodstock, Va. on
THURSDAY, MARCH 2Sh, 1873.
the life estate Of A. NJ. Wngh in the farm on
which he now resides, situated about - miles
last of woodstock, near the Valley Pike, containing
I3e acres more or less. rhe purchaser viii be pat
i'm pngsession Of said property on the conhrma-
ton Of the sale % April court 1873, except the
house, barn, yard and garden, which Is . w being
rented 10 satisfy mechanics lien, aud can hold
the same for and du ing the life Of the said A. NJ
wright; ifte the mechanics lien Is satisb ID the
purchaser will also be put into possession OF tue
house, barn, yard and garden.
TERMS OF SALE:
Enough cash to pay the costs suit and sale
aud the residue in three equal annual instalments
the purchaser executing bonds with good personal
security with interest from day OF sale. sale u
commence at 40 o'clock, =. NJ.
". 4. WILLIAMS,
Feb. 27-4w. T. W. MAShO Dr.