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4 COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.
l o'i'Ai'' STANTON, June 27th 1879.
r, tho cbancery cause of Watson John wy and
wife Slc vs. rrult's IN. K.) Administrator &c., now
nending in the Circuit Court of Augusta all parties
paintffs and defendants and all creditors of Benja
min WlIler il. are hereby notified that in purSu-
anee Of decree rendered December 9Th, 1878, shall
at my Office in Staunton, on
Thursday, the 21st dag Of August, 1879,
proceed to take state and settle account showing
ii The fund accruing from the legacy bequeathed
to Eijzabeth Weller by the last will Of Samuel G..
Bycrs d. and which the event of the annulling
of the deed executed by Benjamin Weller, Jr. to n.
K. Trout of date April 23rd 1861 would be liable to
the debts asserted in the bil-with a statement of
the nrrsent condition of said fund-the parties liable
therefor and how invested or secured:
2nd. The debts of Benjamin Weller, Jr existing
at the date of his said deed to N. X. Trout;
3rd The debts of said Benjamin Weller Jr, con-
tracted since the date of his said deed to N. x i.
Trout showing at what times the same we're con-
tracted;
18th The priorlties of said debts if any they have
9Th. Any other matter specially stated which Com
missioner may deem pertinent any party in inter-
est may require to be SO stated.
J.W GREEN SMITH,
Commissioner.
Shelley s. Bumgardner p. q. july4-4t.
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Brevities.

6TeV1tltS
at the Association rooms Sunday even
ing, the meeting was led by Mr.. W. A.
Picker. Addresses were made by Messrs
II. L. Hoover, H. D. Peck and Rev. j. B.
Morton, of Lexington, Ga, with prayer by
Messrs A. M. Simpson, VIM. Rock and
I'D. Peck. Next Sunday will be lady's
day and good attendance is expected as
usual.
The post office at Valley Mills, Augusta
county, Va, is discontinued for want OF
post master. The papers 60 to Swoope 8
Depot.
The 'sStar" and "Rough and Ready
clubs had match game Of base bali at the
Catholic picnic. which was won by the
former.
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ELECTION OF PUBLIC SCHOOL TEACH
ERs.-The School Board has elected the
following teachers for the next ses-
sion: W. A. Bowles, Ia graduate of the
University of Virginia), Principal High
School; W. W. Branaman, Mrs. V. L.
Thompson, Miss L. A. Mitchell, Miss J.
NJ. Brown, Miss Annie Mills, Miss Kate
Nelson, Miss Ellen Hartman, Mrs. R. e.
Sturges, Mrs. L. A. Smith, Miss Julia At
kinson, Miss Alice Wilson, Miss Sue Mar
tin, Miss Linda Mcclure, and Miss Fan
ME Trout. The last three ladies named
are new teachers and graduates respect
lively of the w. F. Institute, the A. F.
Seminary and the V. F. Institute.
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Deaths.

Mrs. Mary A. Gilman, the venerable
mother of Mrs. Robt. W. Burke, who left
here a short time since to visit another
.dsughter in Washington City, died there
os Tuesday night last. She had been in
feeble health for some time and her death
was not unexpected. She was the mother
of VIM. S. Gilman, Esq. Her long life
was that of gentle Christian and devo
ted mother, and her heart was filled with
a broad charity for all. She took a deep
,nterest in the success of her son in public
life and went to Washington to be near
him. On the last day Of her life he was
appointed to the prominent position Of
Assistant to the Secretary Of tho United
States Senate.
Mrs. Mary Briscoe Donaghe, the mother
of DR.. B. B. Donaghe, died in Harrison
burg on Saturday las at the age Of eighty
wears. She was sister Of the late Judge
Briscoe G.. Baldwin and DR.. Stuart Bald
win. Among our people where she had
.ripened for eternity her name was syno-
uyme for Christian life and good works.
She was buried from Trinity church here
sSuHday evening and on Der coffin was the
sit emblem Of ripened wheat.
Yesterday al noon Mrs. Bryan, wife OF
Mr.. W. H. Bryan, Superintendent OF
Streets, died suddenly at home from the
eye, ,sslve heat which produced congestion
If rho train. She was attending to her
bo,soho,o duties when she fell and died in
about fifteen minutes. She had been in
her usuai health IN the morning.
James r. Mari, formerly well-known
teacher of Fauquier. died at the W. l..
Asylum on Friday last. he was oulieu
at Warrenton, and many OF his old scno'afS
gathered at his grave:
A BRAND NEW THING Maj. Newton
hoo iust received carpet exh ibitor, the
first ever seen in Staunton. IL Is worm
going to see, and to any one wanting 10
Inv a CARPET it is an invaluable invention
Large mirrors are so arranged as "nen
hooking into the continuance. to make a
small sample ap >ear as the whole carpe'
would, made up and put down on tne moor
The buyer knows then just what he Is geS
ting without having to guess from sam
pie or single width how his carpet woul;
look made up. Maj. Newton has made
specially of the carpet business and mas
great number of samples and a variety o
beautiful patterns, with prices ranging
from IS cents to 50 per yard, and orders
are filled on short notice from a large
wholesale New York carpet house with
fresh stock constantly on hand.
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SINGULAR ACCIDENT-On Tuesday
last as Mrs. James Mills, of Stanton, was
riding in buggy with her son-in-law, Mr.
Geo. NJ. Murray. near Waynesboro, a stick
living in the road was caught by the wheel
and revolving with it struck and cut off
the fore finger of her left hand. DR.. Kill
Ian. of Waynesboro, was called in to dress
the wound inflicted by the singular acct
dent
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FINE LIVERY FOR THE SUMMER SEA
ssoN.-Mr. Ed. Burke, the we'll known liv
,ery y4sprietor, has purchased more stylish
and handsome livery outfits in addition to
sthose which have made his stables such
fayorite. Handsome double CT single
turnouts, carriages with careful drivers,
and safe teams, apd good riding horses
NAV be found there and good stock to
pick from. Mr.. Burke has added to his
large business quick and cheap city ex-
press by which packages are earned tor a
dime to points within the corporate limits
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A VALUABLE DIsCovERY.-Dr. G. w. Benson, a
Practical Physician at LOG N. Eutaw ST., Baltimore
Md, (who has paid much attention to nervous dis,
eases,) has discovered that extract Of celery and
chamomile combined, in certain proportion, inys-
rably cures headache either bilious, dyspepc, ner
vous or sick headache, neuralgia and nervousness
This is triumph in medical chemistry land sufferers
all over the country ordering by mail. He pre-
pares it in pills at SO cents per box. The Doctor
is largely known and highly respected in Baltimore
Episcopal Methodist. aSrSold by all Druggist
and country stores.
iune6-1y
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T,NGLISH, CLASSICAL AND
II MATHEMATICAL
HIGH SCHOOL,
STAUNTON. VIRGINIA,

s. II. COLEMAN. ........... PR1NcrpA1
For the last 10 years Principal OF Brookye Acade-
envy, Maryland.
Mr.. Coleman proposes to open in the city of
staunton, on Monday, September 2d, 1879, a High
School r on s1ev to
Thorough practical English education. The number
of pupils will be STRICTLY LIMITED TO TwENTY-FOUR
An experience of twenty-sx years in teaching with
marked success. enables the principal to appeal
with confidence for patronage.
and other detais are in course Of ana
will soon be distributed.
AS it will be impossible for Mr.. Coleman to re-
move with his family to StauntOn before the middle
of July, he refers in the meantime to DR.. Carter
Berkeley, Messrs. Frank Berkeley, Hugh Powell,
7. B. Coleman and Capt G. D. Mccoy.
jupe2Q-5m
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MA If EaEED.

CARTER-TURNER.-At the residence Of the
brides father near Front Royal, Va, June 24tn
by Rev. Joseph r. Jones, DIR. w. Carter OF
Markham, Fauquier county, and Miss Anna Da-
vison Turner, second daughter of Judge R. II
Turner.
WN-HARTSOOK-At the residence OF DR.
A. B. B. HartsoOk, Nelson county, Va, June 18th
by Rev. T. A. Ware, J. Walter Brown, OF Towards
vile, to Cornea c. Hartsook, daughter Of the
late Daniel j. HartsOOk, of Richmond, Va.
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DOCKS AND STATIONERY
NEW BOOKS constantly arriving.
ALL OF THE CHEAP LIBRARIES-at Publish
ers' Prices.
CHILDREN'S ILLUSTRATED and TOY BOOKS.
WRITING PAPER-an kinds and prices-5c. to
soc. per quire.
ENVELOPES-all colors-5c. to 40c. per package.
BLANK BOOKS-of every description.
MEMORANDUM AND PASS BOOKS-all styles.
PENS, HOLDERS, PENCILS.
Inks, Inkstands Pen Racks, and full line OF other
Stationery Goods.
RENeac York, Baltimore, Washington, and Rich
1aoq.d Daily Papers.
HUNTER s. CO.'S, Booksellers,
iva Staunton, Va.
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GALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.

GALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
AS administrator with the will annexed of Abel
Gibbons decd, I will proceed, on the premises, on
Saturday, Julv 26th. 1879,
to sell at public auction that property situated on
South River, in Augusta county. adjoining VIM. Y.
Strough, upon which Andrew Bear resided in his
lifetime, (and now in possession OF Solomon Scrog-
ham). Said property consisting of two parcels, one
containing Is acres upon which is situated chop
81 acres, situated near, but not i'm .sssueAMaa.
mediately adjoining the l6 acre tract. ,YsSR;ss s&A
The above property will be sold sub TXEkSzSaE*
ject to the dover Of Eyaline Bear, .ys.zsSS
has been assigned to her and which con-.
sists of the dwelling on the 16 acre tract, and 80
acres of land surrounding the same. This dover
interest will fall into the hands of the purchaser at
the death of Evaline Bear
TER1lS:-So much in hand as will pay costs of
sale, and the remainder upon a credit Of one, two
and three years from the day Of sale with interest
from the date of sale, the purchaser giving bonds
with approved personal security, and the title re-
tanned as ultimate security.
A. B. LIGHTNER, Sheriff,
and as such admir- with the will annexed of
iune27 ids Abel Gibbons. dec d
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STEELE's TAVERN Augusta Va, Mar. Is, 10.
Messrs. Lynn s. Eyler,-We purchased a Bickford
& Huffman Drill from you last year and sowed IS
and without Skipping. and Grass Seederi it can't
for GRAIN Fertilizer and Grass Seed, than the Far
mer'S FavoriJe. We soWed field that was as steep
as any field in the Valley and it the wheat came up
to distribute Fertilizer on it at the rate of lbs
L. M. MOORE,
M. NJ MOORE.
AUGUSTA VA, Aug. 18th, 1878.
certify that purchased, about 20 years ago, in
connection with III. Adam Shuey a Bickford & Huff
man Grain and Fertilizer Drill that it has been in
use every season since in seeding both his and my
crops and is good drill to-day and still does excel
'0''' JOHN BRoWER.
BELLS VALLEY, VA, Aug 18th, 1878.
bought one of the Bickford & Huffman Grain
and Fertilizer Drills in 1916 and have used it for two
perfect satisfaction in sowing accurately all Kinds
Of grain and fertilizers, and advise my fellow far
m e hey wa9 9odeP eeet G ana Fsrzer
~ c. c. CONDOR.
AUGUSTA. VA, Aug. It'll, 1873.
purchased and used the Bickford & Huffman
Grain and Fertilizer Drill and thoroughly tested it in
grain and fertilizer and do unhesitatingly recommend
It to my fellow farmers especially for its perfect,
even and continuous distribution OF grain and ferti
iZers and cheerfuly say to one and all who may
wish good drill buy the BickfOrd y Huffman a nd
you can but be satisfied.
JAS. D. COINER.
CHURcHvILLE, AUGTsTA, VA, Sept. l4th, 1878.
bought and used a Bedford s. Huffman Drill
last year, and tested it well in grain fertilizer and
its grain and fertilizer evenly and contnuousy-in
fact have meyer used Drill which n did such good
work IN distributing fertilizer. Its grain sowing
was, as is always the case with the Bckford s. HUFF
man, most excellent
GEO. B. DUNLAP.
VERONA Augusta Va, May %, 10.
Messrs Lynn s. Eyler-I bought a Bickford &
sfed that could not have bought better drill II
sows both grain and fertilizer even and regularly.
am pleased with the drill in every respect.
III. S. EICHELBERGER.
Call and see improved Drill for 1879
LYNN g. EYLER
july4 Staunton Va.
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Q}assas llIeTcfstE.

STAUNToN, June 18th, 1879.
Flour-Extra, s4,s5; Superfne. $40; Family s.. 10.
Wheat O0@Sl,0S Corn. 45c@47c; Oats, 35@35 G;
Bacon thog gosn $685. k Ma1lssas &C. 4c sait
Butter I0@0l2Tc: Eggs-10@l2c.; New Potatoes,
6O@SOc Timothy seed, LIS: Won, washed 35g!O;
unwashed 25@3O; Pork $35O@$3,75. Clover Seed
$3,5J@$3,90.
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CITY NOTICES.

r,,p merits of Dr.. Bulls Baby Syrup are acknow
,daad Nv all who have ever used it for the diseases
of infancy. Price only 25 cents BOTTLE
july4l 1t
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Baltimore, Nd.

Mr. W. E. THORNTON, Baltimore, Md.
Dear Sir:-Permit me to add my testimony to the
great number you have received in favor of Lar
oques Anti Bilious Bitters. I have used them in
my family for the past three years, and do not hest
tate to pronounce them the best medicine of the
kind have ever used, and always keep them in the
house.
july4 1t GEO. F. ADAMS, 293 Hollis St.
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july4 If THIS OFFICE.
| ssIIOME FERTILIZERv
THE CHEAPEST, OFTEN THE BEST I!
THE NAME COPYRIGHTED AND FORMULA
PATENTED!l
MADE FROM THE FINEST AND BEST
CHEMICALS!
The "HOAIE FERTILIZER'' has been extensively
prepared by farmers in Virginia and Maryland from
chemicals furnished by us and used for wheat and
corn for six years with universal satisfaction.
refer with and R BY to Ke
A. Hanger and w. I'll. Bailey, Staunton, and others
INVESTIGATE IT, AND IF SATISFACTORY
TRY IT!
The success of the 'HOME'' has filed the country
with 7oeao and 7tried limitations. Use that which
has been thoroughly tested.
BoYKIN, GARNER 8 CO..
as-For Circulars and Prices of Chemicals call on
LYNN s. EYLER,
july4 Staunton, Va.
NOTICE.
Having purchased the Stock trade, fixtures, ac-
counts, debts &C., in the boot and shoe trade OF the
late firm of Hughes & Matheny in the store house,
No. g. S, New Street. Staunton Va, we have this day
appointed Henry Hughes and VIM. M. Mathely as
our agents to manufacture and set the presentstock
and conduct for us general
BOOT AND SHOE
business at said stand.
Our agents are authorized to buy and sell exclu-
svely for cash. however, as we will! not be in any
wise bound for any sale OF contract that they may
make any other basis.
All persons indebted to the late firm of Hughes &
Matheny by bond, note, open account or otherwise,
are hereby notified that their Indebtedness has been
assigned to us; and they are hereby requested to
come forward and make prompt payment.
Soliciting for the future continuance of the lib
eral patronage bestowed on the late firm to
agents and promising satisfaction to all who may
deal with us.
JONI B. EVANS,
july4 St A. NJ BRUCE.
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There is room enough in corhe, y. 49, 49,, ~.
ler's writing desk to carry the TOURISTS ~, :.
Bulls Baltimore Pills. Price 70 Genus 'u'@4'
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New AaverfIseMl ents.

NOR RENT.-Desirable rooms for rent on Gospel
L Hill. For particulars inquire at
iulvA If THIS OFFICE
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE
" Staunton, July l. 1879.
Rich'd H. Dudley, &C.,
Jonathan Horns admir- & ais.
In pursuance of decree entered i'll the foregoing
cause on the-day Of June, 1875 the undersigned,
Commissioner of the Circuit Court OF Augusta
County, will proceed at his office in StauntOn,
On the 18th Of July, INST,
to state lst further account of the transactions
of the admir- Of Jonathan Horn. decd.
Cd A distributive account of the assets in the
hands of said admir-.
Sd. A further account of the debts against the
estate.
And all persons having claims against said estate
are hereby warned, that unless they present and
prove them before or before said 18th day OF
July 1879 they will be debarred from hereafter as
sorting them. And all parties to this suit are not-
fed to attend before me the time and place above
I designated without further notice.
JOHN M. KINNEY.
iuly4-4t f' Commissioner.
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GEO. R. BELL
is agent for the celebrated
81 EARL"
WHITE DRESS SHIRT AT 81.
II you want the Best CORSET ever offered in
Staunton for 50 cents, Call at Bells. on Augusta
Street.
Best quality of FLOOR OIL-CLOTHs at 20 cents
per yard, at Bells.
ALL WOOL FLANNELS,
White and Red for 20 cents at Bells
Do not buy your
DRY GOODS AND SHOES
until you get the prices being offered at Bells
on Augusta sire 1t. 1t will pay you to look.
The largest and best FIVE CENT Counter ever
brought to Staunton on exhibition this morning
Bells, on Augusta street. Every article worth dou-
BILE the money. Call and see it to-day.
You can buy Dry Goods and Shoes at Bells, on
Augusta street, at
ASTONISHINGLY LOW FIGURES.
1t will pay pay you to call on him.
Geo. r. Bell is closing out his stock of Buntings at
1211 cents and all Dress Goods at
PRIME COSTA
You will be astonished to see the low prices now
being offered at Geo. r. Bells Dry Goods House on
Augusta street.
A good pair of Lasting Caters can be bought al
Bell's for 81.
A heavy "A Bro Cotton, for cents at
BELLS
july4 on Augusta Street.
P1ANos AND ORGANISE
| Having made satisfactory arrangements with manu-
facturers, we can supply
GRAND, SQUARE AND UPRIGHT
PIANOS.
Unsurpassed in Tone, Touch and Workman
ship. Also
ORG A Ms
From five organ companies.
| Styles, Prices and Terms, to suit all purchaser
| HUNTER s. CO.,
| jy4 Staunton, Va.
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DUBLIC SALE OF THE
GAP MILLS!
y, W. Va, will offer for sale at public auction,
Wednesday, Jatlu 30th, 1879,
at p o'clock, on the premises that valuable proper
w. Va. This is one of the best Manufacturing Mills
in the State and is in thorough repair, having fine
custom and three (3) never failing Streams Of Wa
ter. think it can be safely said it is the best Wa
ter power in West Virginia. There is also
A NEW SAW-MILL
just completed in fine running order.
This is a rare chance for young man. as it can be
bought on J. % T. and years time, and if properly
managed 1t will come very near if not altogether
making the payments.
story FRAME HOUSE with four A .,TsN@N
Rooms and a good Garden. EaaHNNsAaszAm
self 6e s One Msn aaa 9a &eres wat
LAND lying on Devils Creek, about mile distant,
nearly one.fourth OF which is cleared-balance is
Also at the same time and place comfortable
FRAME BUILDING,
two stories high, with four Rooms, and Two Acres
Of Land attached.
TERMS made known on day of sale. For further
june 27-tds Staunton, Va.
CELECT SCHOOL FOR BOYS.
will open a Select School for Boys in Stanton,
Va, ON the 18TH OF SEPTEMBER 1879. viii pre-.
pare boys for College or University.
NUMBER LIMITED TO TWENTY-FIVE.
Session will close last of May, $780, Terms-s11 25
per quarter.
For further information apply to
S. G. LINDSAY
references Churchville, Va
H. M. McIlhaney,
Dr.. r. s. Hamilton,
Rev. w. T. Richardson
Staunton, Va,
Dr. VIM. Davies
ChurchvilIe, Va,
DE-. j. r. Bowman,
1unel3u Harrisonburg, Va.
lIOR RENI-A comfortable dwelling, situated on
Il halorama Street. For terms, &C.,
o. Apply to
une27z ~ w, B. KAYSER,
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
" STAUNToN, VA, June 9th. 1879.
In the chancery causes of Bumgardner a. and
Sons VS. Forrer Henry SC, and National Valley
Bank of Staunton VS.. Forrer (Henry) SC, and
Geary Gohn) vs. Forrer Henryl &c. now pending M
persons, parties plaintiffs, defendants, petitioners
and others in anywise interested in said causes are
hereby notified that in pursuance Of an 0rder rem
dered therein by said court the 18th OF june 1917
I shall, at my office, on
Wednesday, the 10th dav Of august. 1873,
proceed to ascertain and rep0rt -.
1st. Whether Anthony Hickman has sait4 L. zen
the vineyard property and if so the amount There
of, and ,o;a o,o:
deemed pertinent by the undersigned OF required by
any party in interest to be specially sIate sh1ru
Commissioner.
Sbetfev &, Rumoardner n q. july4-4t.
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The subscribeIhaS fitted up in connection with his
extensive stables one of the most
COMPLETE AND CONVENIENT BAZAARS
to be found in this country and having every aci-
ity for tie accommodation of stock, respectfully So
licitS conSignments OF
HORSES, MULES, VEHICLES,
of every kind promising that all STOCK &c. consign-
ed to him shall have every attention. and returns
LIBERAL CASH ADVANCES made when required.
THE CARRIAGE DEPARTMENT
embraces cousignments of almost every variety of
vehicles for pleasure and work purposes, as also
Harness of every description All articles in this
depa tment will be sold at lowest wholesale manu-
facturers prices and in instance will any devia-
ton from such prices be made. Parties wishing to
purchase will find it to their interest to examine this
stock of vehicles &c.
1T is enough to say that Major E. B. Cook has
charge of the auction department, and Richard
Sclater is General Manager of the Livery Depart
meHt
My STABLES are new, of Large Capacity and
afford every convenience for droverS.
Parties desiring to purchase for their own use OF
the trade will find a large stock to select from.
Auction Sales every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY
at 10 O'Clock A. M.
JOHN B. DAVIS.
j. NJ PACE, Salesman. may3C-4t
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BALTIMORE LIVE STOCK MARKET

The market was heavy throughout prices running
hs6e lower than last week. the lesser decline being
on the better grades, while some dealers thougnt
4 cent lower prices were accepted on the lower
grades in some instances. I'm h'gs there was iaii
ing off in receipts and an advance in price OF cent
the quotation being 1854. The receipts OF sheep
were very heavy but a large part were s'ocNer s
and very slow of sale at Sl5S@$z.'o per neau .no
ot
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE
In the chancery suit of John F. Bratton admir-
C. t. a. OF VIM. A. Bratton decd, VS. John Cleek,
ST., ct als pending in the Circuit Court of Bath
county: Notice is hereby given to the parties,
plaintiffs and defendants, that shall proceed at
my Office at Bath court house, va, on
Wednesday. Julu the 23rd, 1879.
LIST. To take an account OF the liens by Judgment
or otherwise upon the lands of the defendant John
Cleek, ST., showing their legal priorities:
End. An account showing what lands belong to
the said defendant John Ceek, ST.. in the County of
Bath, where located and the number of acres. and,
3rd The annual rental and fee simple value OF
said lands.
Given under my hand this 18th day of June, 1879.
s. Fl. Stephenson, p.q. G. r. MCDANNALD,
june27 At Com'r in Ch'y, Cir, CT. Bath County
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.
" STAUNToN VA, June 9th 1879.
In Coiners Games Haryey's) Administrator vs.
Coiner's DANES H ,ryey s. widow &c, now pending
in chancery in the Circuit Court OF Augusta All
parties, plaintiffs and defendants in this suit and all
other persons wfomsoever in anywse interested
therein are hereby notified, that in pursuance of
decree rendered in said cause the 18th of June,
1879, shall at my office, in Staunton, on
Tuesday, the 18th day of August, 1879,
proceed to consider the exceptions filed to report
No2, to take any additional evidence offered in Sup
port thereof, and to reform far as may be proper
in my judgement the accounts embraced in said
report No2.
Hudson s. patrick, p.q. j. w. GREEN SMITH,
julyi-4t. Commissioner.
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