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"PlCase Pass the Salt"

A real romance occued lately in
a hotel in Montreal. In the hotel the
road agent OF respectable company
boarded while in the city. In the
sane hotel an American young lady
was domlci.ed. lac lady was pleas
ant and accomplished. Tneyoung
gentleman at first viewed the young
lady admiringiy at distance, but
was 100 tlmid 10 approach. Day by
day his interest grew stronger. He
had never spoken TO her, nor sac
TO him. and, so lar as he was con-
cerned, this was what he most ear
ncstly desired sac might do. la
this dilemma he applied 10 a friend
for advice. DO you eat at the same
table 2 asked the friend. Yes,
was the reply. Then | would ad-
wise you the next time you dine to
ask the lady 10 pass the salt All
light. sighed the love-sIcS hero.
The following day he intended TO
put lis friends advice INTO Operation
but he was most delightfully."- baked
by the lady asking him to please
pass the salt From that moment
the ice was broken, till at last the
lady asked for the gentlcrnan's card,
in order that she might know whom
she was con1erslug with. The gen
tleman at once handed the lady his
business. Matters then vent on
smoothly, all the while the couple
enjoy ing each Others company at
concerts, operas, etc.
At length this state OF matters
was brought to crisis. The lady
was about to return TO the States
The lover was perplexed and again
applied to his friend Tor advice,
who at once advised him to pop the
question and thus settle the ankle
ty. She was willing to become enc
with him. The question then came,
when the happy day would be. She
replied, 80 morrow To this the
gentleman at first demurred, as lie
had certain business matters to fix. !
She told him TO leave them alone, |
and wriie 10 his employers resting
ing his position and leave the rost
TO her. Ilo complied. they were
and went 10 The States
w4erc the Canadian gentleman
Ie,lne,itDat ie lad waried young
widow worth S250,00O. In his
app 30 a., ID eos forget the
n I'D mno advised him. He sent
.n.l gcnilcm-,u check iOr 2,OOO
With a letter OF thanks tor his kind
advice in enabling him to become
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,

y Woodstock, Va. Nov. 9th 1882.
| To John tilsze shh. com. admr. of Chase decd.
complt and Philip Z. and Jos. C. Frederick in
their own right and as admr Of Philip Z.
Frederick decd. Margaret Y. Frederick, Belle
Frede rick, Vim. Frederick, Geo. Frederick ana
Mary Jane Frederick widow OF Philip L. Frederick
! decd.
| You are hereby notified that have fixed upon
the 9TH day Of Dec next, between the hours Of E
O'Clock, \. NJ. and O'Clock, p. NJ. If not, on the
next fair day thereafter Sunday excepted to take
and settle, at my Office, the accounts
I. To reform and remodel the account OF debts
in this cause as may tc proper from the evidence
! aud vouchers which may BE- produced beiOr him.
2. To convene all he credi tors OF the said Pm
/. Frederick decd. outstanding all proper debts
3. To dit in the order Of their prioriteS. all
| liens binding the real estate Of the said Pm. /.
Frederick decd.
l. To ascertain and report what real estate the
said PHI Il. Frederick decd. died seized aud pos
sessed of the actual and rental value Of tue same
alsO the date of conveyance Of certain real estate
made by the said Frederick to his sons and report
the present owners and holders Of the sams.
,. To settle the adm inistration accounts Of Pm
Z. and Jos c. Frederick admrs, Of Phi. Z. Freder-
ick decd.
G. 10 ascertain what sum may J. Frederick is
entitled to in lien of dover, Of any other matter
deemed pertinent or that auy party IN interest
may desire, required to be taken by the decree OF
Sh enandOah Circuit Court rendered on the 5, daY or
september 1882. in a suit in chantery depending
in said court between Chas Chase admir-. cpmpNs.
and h. Z. Freds1ck's admr. &c. Defts. and II
from any cause the taking Of said accounts shall
not be commenced or having been commeuced
should not be completed on that day, the taking Of
the same viii be adjourned from day 70 day or
from place to place, until the Same are taxing ana
completed.
Gwen under my hand as comr. in chancery OF
said court, at my Office IN said county the day ana
year, first Aforesaid.
p. W. MAGRUDER.
Nov. Std. WINS. & Bro. p. q.
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rich and happy man through the
possession OF handsome and low
ing woman. The gentleman who
rendered the advice felt doubtless as
to the reality OF the cheek and did
not present it at the bank for some
days. AT last he put the matter
to the test, and was informed that
the money had been lying in the
bank At his order for number OF
days. And so the romance ended,
to the satisfaction OF all persons in
terested
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Observation-Disclosures oFFTcF


- Woodstock, Va. October Sd 1882.
TO Thomas }. Kerlin In his own right and as
Guardian for Mahsla Milier's children, and s2ml,
Herln I'm his own right nd administrator Of
David Keriin decd. and Trustee for Barbara
Fadely, the wife Of Ell Fadey.
You are hereby notified that have fixed uTOn
the 10th day o. November mex. between the hours
Of G O'CLOCK A. ". and o'clock =. n. 10 take and
settle at my ofhoe the accounts Of David Kenin =
est4te IN the hands of Thomas J .Keriin and
Samuel Keriin admr. Of said David Kerin deed.
and Of the amounts that may be due iron -aid
Thomas j. Ker IN and Samuel Kerln admr. as
aforesaid seyeally 10 the complainants out Of the
estate Of saic- David Kcrlin decd. and such other
pertinent accoants as said c0nr. may deem neces
snry or any VI the parties may desire, required 10
be taken ny the decree Of Shenandoah Circuit
Court rendered on the 18th day OF April 1882 ia q
suit in chsncery DEFENDING In said court between
Ben jamin Kerlin, Jhhn Kerlln, Gasner Kerlin aud
others complts and Thomas J. Kerlin and others
defts. and If from any cause the taking Of said ac-
counts shall Z o. be commenced, or having been
commenced should not be completed On that day.
the taking Of the same VIII be adjourned from day
10 day. on from ace 10 place, until tue same are
taken and completed.
Given under my hand as commissioner in chan
Gerry ofthe said court az my Office in said county
the day and year hsst aforesaid.
l. HIrE BIRD.
oct. It'd. q. ". Berlin p. q.
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Nov. sth -4w.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.

/ u Woodst ck. Va. NOV 9Th 1882.
! TO May Cain &c. c0mnlts W. jeremiah alters
admr. Of Danl. hidenour decd. Frances iderOur
Joel w. Ridenour, Geo. A. fRidenonr, fankiir
I p RideuOur, Isaac r. kidenOur, Atwell 4. Riden
our, David r. Ridenour, Daul NJ. kidenour
Jackson Steed and sophia his wife and phihl
| prndorf aud Annie his wife and all others con
cfrned Defts. and Geo. A. Rijenour ", Danl
! RideuOur's admr. &c.
You are hereby notified that have fixed upcr
1 the 9th day OF December ext, between the luuri
of O'cocs, A II. aud g O'Clock P. u IL fair day
] thereafter sunday excepted 10 take and settle, a
! my Office the accounts
]. To reform and remodel the account II debts
ia this cause, as may be proper from the evidence
and y0che-s which may lie Tr' duceI before him
I'd, Ioconyene all the creditors Of said Danir
iadenour decd. auditing all proper lCc ri -
"a, II audit in the order Of their puOr.ety, al
liens biuding the real estate Of the said Daniel
lidenoUr decd
4th, 10 adjust and settle IT, account z W. y.
Williams acting Spl. Comr in this cause.
stu, To state and settle the adminl.tgetiJn sc
count Of jeremiah alter admr. o. Daniel Nden-
our decd.
9Th, To report any other matter ha may deem
pertinent or which any person .4 interest may
require, required to DE taken by .le decree OF
shenandoah Circui. Court rendered on the stl,
Sept. 1882 in tuit IN chaucery depending IN SAID
cOurt between NJ AIRY Cain Be. C0mQlts aud D1nl
hidenour's ad Ur. &c. dsf,s. and II from any cause
the taxing Of said accounts shall not boz commel-
ced, or having been commenced should NOS le
completed 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
GiYen under my hand as COMMISSIONS 30 chan
Gerry Of tue said court az my Ciice Ia sAid county
the day and year first aforesaid.
P. W. NAGEUDER
Nov I'D. WINS. Bro. p. g.
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.

- WOOdstNCk. va. OCTOBER "a lsc-.
To Tosikh stckiey Sniff aud a. such com. admir-
Of Catharine swaitz, decd. Rebecca Wiudie, David
swartz If Peter, Isaac swarz Aananias sVartz,
samuel, Ann Swartz, sophia sWartz, Ohm Rickard
ir. aud lie his wife, Nariah Kibler, Alfred
KILLER, Mary Ann >uapp and samuel Snapp.
You are hereby notified mat have fixed upon
the 18Th day Il November next, between the
hours n o'clock, 4. n. and O'Clock, p. N. to
take at NY Office, che accounts Of
lst Amounts due Nm. Goodman for board,
washing, cl1thing, Attendance &c. after deductiug
rents Of real estate and crediiiug said Goodman
with costs of improE ements b Wit; garden fence,
roof on dwelling house. small building erected for
C4tnarile owariz sc.
2. The amounts due said Goodman for accounts
against Catnarne Swariz. ouch as Doctors bill,
taxes. store accounts e.. aid by said Goodman
81, All claims due said estate of Cathsrine
swariz decd. from said Goodman for timber
during his tenancy or any sums due sstd Coed
man for clearing any part Of said land and all
other Indebtedness against sald estate am other
motter deemed pertinent, required 10 lie taken by
the decree oi Shenandoah CIRCUIT Court rendered
on the 9th day cf sl temler lssz in a suit in
chancery depending said co TT between WIN.
Goodman 81. con pits and Josiah stickiey shf.
com. aGuir ~ Cathiriue SgariZ decd. &c. defts.
and il from any cause the taking Il said accounts
shall NOT De cCnmeLced. or having been c0mmen-
taking oi the same viii Dee adJ 0urued from day 70
day, or from place 20 place, until the same are
taken and completed.
Given under nay hand ss Commissioner IN chan
Gerry oi Tie said court, ~ my Office IN said county
HITE BIRD.
oct4-td. ]. Borden p. q.
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]

/ VIRGINIA. TO WIT
| IL YAcArIoS.-In the Clerks once Of IN
Circuit Court OF Shenandoah. October p. 1852.
| Harvey Sibert, Frank sibert, aud Newton Siber
heirs Of O. " sibert, d. II: Evans and Mary A
his wife, John A. Moore and +. his wife NJ. s
| Cease and Ella r. his wife, d. +. Siber, and
Clarinda b. his wife, II 7. Sbert, Sofa q. Siber
and Hattie Sibert, heirs of Lorenzo Sibcrt deed
Complt.
frank King. James II. williams and W. T
Williams admir-. de bonis non c, 7. A. Of Samuel
n. williams decd.P W. Mlgruder admir-. de boni,
<non Of W. W. Magruder deed. Mark Bird
trustee, Rebecca q. SibeTf widow Of Lorenzo
hilbert, decd. Mary widow of G.. w. sibet ded
STosiah Stickley shtf com. admr. Of Abraham Hook
Snan decd. Joseph c. Manning, stephen L. Lee
~. d. Miller aud Dudley c. Hall, Defis
In Chancery.
The object Of this suit Is to set aside a
deed Of trust Of O. W. sibert &c. to Mark Biz
Trustee on certain real estate known As the Van
Buren, Furnace property. o Cedar Creek, Shean
dOah county, Virginia, and to settle the title Of
complainants to said property.
1t appearing by afi1avit hlei that the dsfen-
dants Joseph q. Manning, Stephen L. Loe, W ID.
Miller, and Dudley c. Hall are not Inhabitants OF
this StateIt Is ordered, That the said defendants
do appear here within one month alter due publ
csion hereof and do what is Necessary 10 protect
their interest; that copy Of this order be publish
In some newspaper printed in Woodstock, once a
week for four successive weeks. aud copy posted
at the front door Of the courthouse Of said
county, ON the hrst day Of next county court
A copy. TESTE.
Geo. w. Miley. C. C. C. s. c.
Calvert & Hcukel p. q.
Oct 2F-iw.
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A BEAUTIFUL GIRL s SUICIDE. One
Of the most appalling cases of suicide
occurred at the Notre Dame Cathcdral
in Paris a few weeks ago. A young and
beautiful woman who had been waiting
since sunrise for the doors Of the tower
ofthe ancient cathedral 10 open hasten
ed up to the balcony ON the highest
point overlooking the Place du Parvi.
and remained there until late III the
afternoon, when she tire W herself down
aud was transiixed upon the spikes Of
the iron railing surrounding a statue
The poor girls body WAS torn ir two
and the muiilated remains bad to bt
picked of piecemeal from the spikes
The woman was young, beautiful, ele-
gantly dressed, and there is no clue tc
her identity.
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Tucker, Barbour, Geo. D. Wise,
Garrison, reported to be elected.
Paul probably elected in Seventh
District.
New York has given Cleveland.
democrat, a majority Of one hundred
and forty thousand. A numb r Of
Democratic congressman have been
elected from New York.
Pennsylvania gives tie Democrats
$4,000 plurality.
Massachusetts gives tie democrats
10000.
Connccuticut elects a democratic
governor.
10 Virginia, the returns Indicate the
election Of five coallioni.is and five
democrats. Barbour. Tucker, and Geo.
D. Wise ale certainly elected. 1t is
thought that Cibel and Garrison demo.
Gratis are elected.
In the Seventh District. tie returns.
al going 10 press, are Incomplete but
Paul is supposed 10 be elected by a
small majority.
Iowa elects one democratic congress
nan.
The gansin congressman are suf-
icienl TO give the democrats The next
House by a large majority. |! Capt.
Paul should be elected, As is probable,
he con do bis district no good and Is
too powerless TO do harm.
While il oud have been more salts
factory 70 us. fer the democratic loss
tn have been in some other State, we
csn rejoice over the Crane Democratic
victory which has wrenched the con-
troll Of House from the republicans
andhas given bossism dealh-blow. The
Stalwarts were killed by bOsslsm and the
Mahcne alliance. Arlhurlsm is dead.
Arlhur's state has repudiaied hi@ by
l4O. 900 democratic majority. The
solid negro vote in Eastern Virginia
and Arlhur's government patronage
has carried Virginia, butin carrying
Virginia. Arthur has LOST New YORK.
Pennsylvania. Massachusetts. Connec-
ticul, Indiana. and probably Caliiornl"
and a number of Congressman in OTHER
states,
The elections Of TUESDAY gave The
democrats one OF the most sweeping
victories that have ever been known in
The United States. Let them use 1t
wisely, aud the people will enjoy once
more a government which extends tie
greatest freedom and prosperity to The
people.
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~OMMIssIONER's OFFICE.


~ Woodstock, Va. Nov. 9Th 1852.
To Josiah Stckley sheriff CONT. admr. of Wm
HockmaD decd Ia ob Hickman, John II. Hook
mau, Levi Bockmsn, Isaac B0ckmgn, Jackson
Estep and Margaret his wife, Mary Hickman
John II. Downs Caroline 8. his wife, Charles
Fletcher and Sarah =. bis VITO and Mary T.
IIockman.
You az hereby notified Tint fhaye fixed upon
ths Sth day Uf December ext. between the h0uli
Of O'clock A. VI. aud O'Clock, p. W. If fir, II
not, on the next fair day thereafter Sunday ex
cepted) to take aud settle ~ my office, The deposit
tons Of lst, An account Of debts against the estate
Of Vim. Hickman decd, 81 Settle the admin isira
tion account Of Josiah Sticsley sheriff com. adlnr
81 said VIM. liockmAn deed. 3d. An account OF
the real Of which SAID VIM. H0czmaa deed, seized
and possessed. 4th. " bat sum Caroline s. Downs
formerly widow OF VIM. Hickman decd is en-
titled in lien OF dover. 9th, Any matter IA party
in interest may require 70 be stated. required t.
be taken by the decree OF Shenandoah circuit
court rendered on tue 18th day Of april 1882 IN a
suit IN chancery depending Ia said court betwee n
John p. Zirke compt and Vim. il. Hockmau's
Gdmr &c Defts. and II from any cause the taking
OF said accounts shall not De commenced, or hay-
ing been commenced should not be completed Oh
that day, the taking of'he tame viii be adjourn
ed from day 10 daY, or from p'ace to place. until
the same are taken and cOmpl. ted
Gwen under my hand "a commissioner in chan
Gerry OF said court st my Office ia said county the
day and year h-st aforesaid
T. IilIE y RD.
nov ath-4~. Williams 4 Bro %
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Thanksgiving Day.

The following Thanksgiving pro-
clamstion has been issued by the
President OF the United Safes
4 PROCLAMATION.
In conformity with a custom, the
annual observance OF whIsh is just
Iy held in honor bg this people, |,
Chester A. Arthur, President OF the
United States. do hereby set apart
Thursday, the 3Oih day OF Novem-
Der next, as a public thanksgiving.
The blessings demanding our graft
tude are numerous and varied. For
the peace and amity wIch subsist
between this republic and all the
nations OF the world for the free
dom from Internal dlscoyd and VIC
lence. for the increasing friendship
between the different sectiops Of the
land for liberty, justice and con-
stitutional government for the de.
votion OF the people 10 our free IN
stitutjons all, ihclc cheerful obedl
epce 10 mid laws; 20 the constant
" increasing strsugth o. the repub
lie while extending its priviiemes to
fellow men who come to US, for the
improved means OF internal conf
mnnication aud The inc ea5ed laci-
litics ct Intercourse with otier ma
tions, tor the general prevailing
health OF tie year. tor the prosper =
ity or all our industries, the liberal
return !or the mechanics toll afford
ing market Tor the preservation
OF the national fai!n ana credit, Tor
wise and grLerods provision TO ei'
feet the intellectual and moral edu-
cation of our youth 10: the h~hu~
ence upon the conscience .! a res
training ana Transforming religion,
and Tor the JOS OF home ior IN Sc
AMI for many other blessings, We
should give thanks. " herefore, l
do recommend thai tic day aOoVe
designated ce observed throughout
tie country as day oi national
thanksgiving and prayer and 'hat
lhe feople, ceas, 6 nom '"rir
jaiiy Iators and meeting IN accor-
dance with their several io.ins OF
worship, draw near to TIE tnrone oil
Almighty Coo, ,fterng 10 linn
praise AID gratitude Tor the mani
fold goodness Valc, Ac hla 'oueh-
sated 10 Is, and praying that HIS
blessings and His mcrcles may Con-
ilnue. And | do iuther recon,
mend thai the day thus alpJlnied
be made Il special occasion Tor deeus
OF kndu ess and CHARITY to the SUM-
ering and the needy, so That all
who dwell within the land may &c
joicc and he glad IN Ins season OF
national thanksgiving.
In witness whereof nave here
unto sci ny land aud caused tae
S .al o: the Umiiea States 10 BE-
affixed.
Seal. Done at he city Of Wash
ington TINS twenty fifth day OF Dc
tober III the year Of our Lord one
thousand eight hundred and eighty
two, and OF the independence OF
tue United States the one hundred
and seyen.
CHESTER \. ARTHUR.
BY the Pr, sident
FREDERICK 7. FRELINGHUYsEN,
Secretary OF State.
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1. +. Dukehart,

SUIT of B. & o. R. r. Co.'s Holels
Conductor on the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad for % years, and previously
Druqgi.t.) writes. "Cumberland,
Md. Dec. II. 1881: | have used bu.
one bottle of Perana between myself
and son. lie had Diphthereuc Sore
Throat. and is now well. AS for my
self, il has entirely relieved the dull
ness in my head, which has been Of
long slaudlng-ihe result OF Chronic
Malaril. | never took anything in my
lie that gave me such great satisiac
ten. Ny wife is now taking 1t ALSO
Ask your Druggist for the ILLS OF Lie,
and how 10 cure ihem-a book.
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Tom Hubbard, Of the Bellefontaine
Examiner, whites the subject down to
a point, and gives the following as tie
result Of candid observation. Tom
says:
Notwithstanding the recent democrd-
tic victory 10 Ohio, the people of the
state have continued to enjoy one sun
day per week, as usual. We may furlh
et remark 10 this connection that whls'
ks remains at ten cents pr nip. What
unblushiog liars republican camplgners
are
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
- Woodstock. Va. Oct. Is. 1852

- o'NrADN A. % NNAs lHf 1907
To John Maphis Of Geo. complt. and Philip
Hds'y Ex0r. of Joseph Z. Cofman, admir-
OF Elizabeth A. Cofman decd. John d. Cofman
Geo. a. Cofman, Joseph Colman, Robert coz
man and VIM. ". Irwin and Barbara Ann bis
wife.
You are hereby notified that have hxed upon
the Is, day Of November next, between the hours
II 6 O'Clock, A. VI. and O'Clock, p. NJ. to take
aud settle az my Office.
Ist. The account Of Philip Helsy Exor. Of Joseph
r. CoGman deed.
2ud, An account OF az the debts sgainst joseph
Il. c0fman stated according 10 priority.
81. An account ascertaiuirg the debts binding
each portion Of land. eciuDg each with the
amount already paid by him,
9Th, The actual and annual value Of the ghole
u decodent'sreaI estate.
9Th, Any other pertinent matter, required 10 Re
faken by the decree Of Shenandoah Circuit Court
rendered on the 9Th day of september lss2 in a
suit in chancery depending IN SAID court between
John Maphis Of Geo. compit aud Joseph z. cod-
mans r xor. &c. defts. aud If from any cause The
taking Of said accounts shall not be commenced,0 or
having been commenced should not be completed
On that day the taking Of the same will be ad-
journed from dayto day, or from place TO place,
until the same are tai en- and completed.
Given under my hand a. Commissioner in chan
Gerry q the said court, at my Office IN said county
the day aud year first aforesaid.
+. Z. STlCKLET,
Oct ls-td ". & W. & a. & NJ. p. e.
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brownsville. Texes.is being thorough
" dlsiufected, aud the epedemlc oil
yellow fever is considered as ended. II
il reported that such is the mortality
from the fever al New Mexico that
parents have deserted their an cted
children. Seven rev cases oil jrlio"
fever were reported at Pensacola, Ia.
DIR. Martin, OF the Unit, d States navy
who has been investigating Tie eanse
of the epidemic at the instance oil The
national board OF health. 10 down wit
The fever. IL ~
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lNONNl>S lDNER = OFFICE.
Woodstock. Va. Oct iG. lss :
To Moses Walton aimr Of a. b Walton
Iced late edn use of II. A. Godde'l GIN 70.
Chas. q a.dSol p. Rupert, Jos. G.. sa-cr
j. Luther Nismaa and Jacob Fraycl EN'rs
of George uaun o. John decd. B. p New
man assign Off " M1grud.r ami John II
Grabill admr. OF L. Grab.l decd. Compl.s
and II. B. Burner In his own right AID %,
Ex'r If Drn;el Burner, decd. Chas. y. Bur-
uer VIM. VI. Burner. Daniel f. Burner. J
l.. Burner. Sarah Burner, widow, Z. w. Bush
ong aud Elizabeth e. his wire and John ".
J Martin and lila y. his wife.
! You are hereby notified that have fixed
upon the 18th day of Nov. next, between the
/ ho lrs of O'Clock A. ". and O'Clock p
| ". II fair ifnot, on the next fair DAY there
after SUNDAY eScepte y 20 take and settle
al nv Office the accounts Of !. All claims
against the estate OF Daniel Burner deed,
outstanding and arrange the same in the
order of their priorItiss II. Il. b. Burner
/ Err eff Daniel Burner decd. assuming the
settlements so far as made as prima tacie
correct. III, Of the value actual and annual
Of The real estate Of which Daniel Burner
died, seized and possessed ", Any other
matter deemed pertinent or that the parties
in interest may require, required TO be taken
b, the decree Of She audoah Circuit Court
rendered on the 9Th day Of Sept. 1852. in a
suit in chancery depending in sand cour. be
tween D. II. Walton's admr. de, complis and
Daniel Burners EXr. &c. Dcfs, and If from
any cause the taking of said accounts shall
not be commenced. orhaving been commCuc-
ed should not be completed on that day. the
taking of the same 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 in
chancery ofthe said court. at nay office in
said county tie day and year first aforesaid.
p. W. MAGRUDER.