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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1866-08-02
July gorn, 1866.

sbra~er & Coifnan, couplainants, VS.. Geo: sc
Sheefz, defopaant-lY cdAScaaY.
NAI%A0I FROM DECREE.-On consilera-
A1tion whereof, the courtdoth adjudge, order and
decree; that one 9t the Commissioners Of this
Court 90 ascertain WHO were and now az the
hcirs Of John Sheetz decd, near Yellow SPRINGS,
SHENANDOAH County; Of What lands said JoEn
Sheetz died seized; what portion thereof, de-
soended to George Sheet, the defendant, AID IS
The parties, ccmplaiEants and dofendant, ia
the above cause, are hereby notified, thatI have
appointed the 9Th dayof August, 1896, at the Of
i.oc. John iIaas, N Woodstock, to discharge tie
duties, aoa take the accounts required in the fore-
gong ftecree al which tine and place the parties,
c2apl asi.sats AID defendant required to al
tend 0iTel undei nv hand Tar 2Se 3.T 81 Taig,
ESQ csc. A. IGlP Commit
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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1866-08-02
70 vii:

VIRGINIA. TO Wit:
At court held for tie county ofShenando-
ali, for the month of July, 1866; Samuel Ham
man, plaintiff, AGAINST John i. Simpson, &c,
defenoants--Ao lIoE ON THE CASE.
The object Of this suit is to recover debt due by
said defendants to said plaintiff.
Tt appearing By satisfactory evidence that the de-
PENDANTS, John T. Simpson and William Shutters,
are not inhabitants Of this Stated is ordered,
That the said defendants do appear within one
month after due publication hereof, and do what
is necessary to protect their interests; that copy
Of this order Be printed in Woodstock, once a
week for four successive weeks and a copy posted
at the front door OF the court house Of said coun-
ty, on the first day of the next county court.
Jy Il, 'GG-4w Jas. G. FRAY Ell, c. S. c.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1866-08-02
Slow of Comprehension.

Our neighbors Of the cold Commonwealth" at
Havrisonbueg can't understand how the mills that
we're burned by "Liltlo PhiF' can "grind wheat
and other.grain." Poor hcathon ! never heard Of
the Ihoenix--aeTer hea' Of mills and houses
rising upon the indestructible ashes, aitor the
conGaGradon, Ike "a thing Of life" with renew
cd beauty and enlarged capacity? Nor can he
understand Low these Phoenix Hills operate as an
Inconvenience" 70 our people. o, bcnightod
souls Before these mills sprang up over the
ashes Of those burned, we could buy flour from the
wagonors from yoqr State, Messrs. editors, in the
strocte, but nov we have to so q mile or two to
9iiI after ii. Now do you understand these plain
matters
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1866-08-02
4. raanGc FTOn0pa bic !.

Our friend and felow-citi1en, Jacob Lewis, for
wI.on VIC entertain none other than the kjndest
feelings, thinks he has been too harshiy dealt with
in our article Of last week concerning the robbIng
Of Mrs. MaMann'5 house. Il vas simply stated that
he had been arrested untcr the charge bat it was
not stated that he had been found guilty a Itor
lie paper went to press, he was examined beio q
justice, and, we understand, acquitted Of the
charge. We hasten to make the omo'sdo dono3u-
J;e. Jacob was acquitted
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1866-08-02
Take Timely Notice.

A LII persons who buy or sell BIZ weight or
IA measurement, whether engaged in business
or not, are required by law to have the heights
and measures used tested and sealed; and chose
neglcctilg to have it done subject themselves to
fine Of so in each case. ] an now prepared 70
attend to them, at my residence IN Wood2t0ck.-
will hereafter give notice Of the times and places
for meeting those Interested IN remote sections Of
the county. en- also prepared to sell weights
ard measures to those who may need them.
Jy 12-6m 7. J. RINKER.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1866-08-02
No. 20.

4 tract of about 250 acres Of limestone and slate
land, within miles of Mt. jackson aud t. e. Dc
pot; $50 acres cleared aud under fencing, balance
wheat, con, Sc, about 30 acres OF level meadow
land, balance lies well and easily tiled smooth,
&C.; good two-story log house, rooms and kitch~
en-, smoke house, spring house large new Switzer
BAN, go feet long and 26 wide, all outbuiidings,
shops sc. There is upon this tract Bank ofwhat
is supposed to be good quality Of stone coal. has
been tred and found to Burn well, but the bauh
has nevec been opened nor worked, sample can
be seen by calling at our Office, good chance IS
offered to any one wishing to engage IN that bush
ness, offered upon reasonable terms.
~ Besides the above ne have anumber Of 9th
ser Cheap Farms, water-powers, tanneries, mills,
&C., in this and adjoining counties. Purchasers
VIII find it to their advantage to give Us call
before purchasir elsewhere. Particular desc iI-
ton terms 4c aivea free &. charge, ON applica-
tenet R0t.g 81 Co,
Disc s, I8s;5 Nf8e ds5oez IA
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1866-08-02
Chile: WIFI, Four T5ers.

We are Informed that the wife Of M. Nimrod
Wotzel, living some FIVE or six miles no. west from
tais place, gave birth to a child some two or three
weeks ago, having Eoue legs. The unnatural ap-
pen1agos connect with the body, We are toid, one
above and i,je ether below the hip. As We have
hot been able to obtain accurate Information lela
tive 10 tilis sio@ulaf freak Of nature, mint
nu.: b. ..e.erra. 10 ao:..a fat,re- incl
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1866-08-02

SOUTHERN Gsaaat1s, &c.--Thosc who desire to
procure Card Pictures, fer albums, Of Gems, Lee,
jackson, boauFe8ald, Johnson, Early, Rosser,
= Il Lee No2by; Ell Davis, Mrs Davis and a
large lot OF other notable characters, can obtain
thom at Oijaedinst's Photograph Gallery, il W ood-
sock: at Is cents each iuly s, ct.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1866-08-02
Virginia Female Institute,
STA UNION. "a

=. q ~ 4 II - ~ 4 - 10y =:
Rev. R. TT. PHILLIps, A. M, Prin'l
REV. J G. WHEAr, 4. M., v Print.
Assisted By a fiat Corps of Eeepriencsd Pro
Jcssors and Teachers.
TENHISl INSTITUTION was originally built by
4 a company OF gentlemen in Virginia and Ma
ryIand, to secure the highest order of education
fov their daughters CHI istian, but not sectaran
principles. 1t is managed by Board Of Stock
holders; . local Board Of Trustees, and has Boal 4
of Visitors, composed largely Of gentlemen who
have been patrons of the school.
The Location. is Of the best in the State for
easy access, salubfious atmosphere and refined So
ciety.
Tbe 3etjldsngs contain sixty rooms and are COM
fo,ta5lv furnished. The Easic department is iats
nished with new instruments add teachers Of esta-
bished reputation. and the other departments
with suitable apparatus for the illustration OF the
aural sciences, SC.
The next session viii commerce on Wednesday,
Sept. 26th For Circulars with fall Informal ion,.
address the Principal at Stanton, Va.
References to. former patrons, among them
Gen. r.. 3. Lee; Hon. a. II. II. Stuart; Hon. X.
L. Capertop: DIR. l.. H. Stuart; Hon. L. G. L.
MoRcufc; D.. T. {. ST. bling; Gen. T. H. S1nitir4ss
Gen. VIM. NJ. Pendeton; Hon. ). B. Baldwin ];
Pfof. Maupin, U. v. [Juy 26, 1866.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1866-08-02
"a &c tho Zones F!

We unde staad that 1Iessrs Gil! and Holt nc
about % 'eet 3 Bone Mill, on Pugh's Run, near
this place. They intend to mann tacture a gape i
or article o. aone dust and also an extra super
phosphate Of lime, which they propose to sell on
good ternls. Those y 10 have bones on their pre-
misses Eoria Do vel % be gathering them Up, and
Etching them to the mill 1bs time for sowing
grain is near at hand, 21d "a lners viii fnG It &
p'oGtabe iavestaa<nt toarin bone dust phosphate
lire with iileir wheat. Bone dnst is not only a
sta'9ont 70 growing crops, busa fe,4iltzer OF Tire
sell. Gather up the dry bones, and Il they shah
not i've, they shall at least nase life and vigor
into your crops Of grain.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1866-08-02
The Dog Case.

Il
AS the facts that gave rise to the 'dog case a
bout which SO much has been said, andy hich seems
to have created so great an interest in the com
munity, have already been alluded to in our col
umns, it is not necessary to refer to them again.
Suffice it to say, therefore, that IT. HAIL. agent Of
the freedmen's bureau, warranted Mf. Z. Grabill
for the recovery Of the skin Of the dog, sold War
rior,' ashe is famiIiarly known, or the money
value thereof. The case came up on Saturday last,
in the courthouse, before DR.. Joseph Irwin, Jacob
4. tel, and John r. llilier, for hearing. j. G.
Mckay, ESQ.,, for plaintiff, and Murphy and VIII
Jams for defendant.
la the course Of the investigation it appeared
hat, some time before the war-p,obablv IN 1858
or, So H. Grabill had sold the deg to Mr. Har-
lisQn Copp, who retained HIN about 6 months.
The dog, however, would not stay with Mr.. Copr,
but came back to Mr.. Grabilps whenever he had
chance to do so. Mr. Copp gave the dog to
Ezra SpikeI, about a year after he first got him,
and Mr.. S. sold him to Jas. Funkhousef. But ihe
dog, stin having Aankeriag alter NJ. Grabas
Aegh-pots, came home some two weeks after the
last named gentleman purchased him. and remain
ed at NJ. Grab!I's from that tiae pntii his hide
was taken 10 the lanyard. AS none of The parties
Into whose bands he had passed ever, at any time
after he left Iunshouscr, claimed him, Mr.. era
bill regarded ''Warrior" as his dog, and hence he
felt justified in taking possession OF the skin.
The justices reserved {heir opinion until Monday,
when they, Messrs jtTgiaan Hotel, (Millesl not
being present, agreed to'jisagree, and conseqsent
~ M staeois1on was renfseced. SIC cas@ viz be
heard agak next Saturday, before justices VIII
lam I.iggots, John Eickard and John SaGe' Il
would not be proper, therefore, at this time to
discuss the nlalits CT the case.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1866-08-02

Don't be Foolish. You can make Six Dollars
from Fifty Gents. Call and examine an invention
urgently necded by everybody. Or a sample sent
free by mail for soc, Chat retails easily for Sc, by
- !. HolootJ, l1O Chatham Square, New York
je lily.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1866-08-02
No, 80.

il farm Of 4o0 acres, 100 acres Cedar Creek Bot
som. 300 acres cleared and 120 acres Of which is
fenced, 100 acres in Pine and Oak timber. The
soil is coed red clay, produces good wheat, co
and Grass orchard Of about 100 trees OF dice emit
kinds OF fruit land is smooth and lies well, is
withl1 short DISTANCE Of Valley Turnpike, and
miles Of Il. u. Depot; has on it good Brick
Dwelling House. in beautiful location. The frames
OF the bara, sheds, corn house, kitchen and other
out-buildincs standing. Price, &45 per acre, good
time can be had upon back payments, down pay
1nents reasonable.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1866-08-02

Is / sJDU ercrywhere to sell cur I. 1nlf 4
$50 Sewing III chines, Three new kids. Under
and upper feed. Sent Gu trial. Warranted FIVE
years Above salary OF large commissions paid
The ONLY machine sold in United States for less
thaa $40, which fu'jq }iccnscc; BY 1oa0e Vince
ler @ HHso@, Grocer q Bake, Singer & Co.,
ord Foc}c'3cf. iN other cheap machines are IT.
Jriageme"ts and the settler CT 3s@e. are liable 10 or
rest, fire Gpd Imprisonment. Illustrated circulars
sent free address, or cali upon Shaw & Clark,
at f:idde,ord. Iain, OR Chicago, II.
May 81, 7963-ly.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1866-08-02

BELLS AmaEgam Belss,
2SEI~EF-5 Amalgam Bells,
BELLS AniaEgam Bells,
DisirsILLS For. Churches, Schools, Plantations,
ftsrns, Factories, etc.
The Original and best cheap Ben
BELLS ever HTanufa ctured.
Their use throughout the United
BELLS States, Canada, Mexico and South Amer
lea for the past ten years, has proven them
BELLS to combine most valuable quaiite among
which arc TONE, soSoEoUssEss and DUEA-
y Sssis4-Eks175 B,lITx Of VIBRATION.
L;ss Of Eo13 o1iocys on hand, soith porttc
BELLS u7ara as to Weight, Size, Price Of Bell
HdRgqng8, dc.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1866-08-02
TSjg ATHEWG' FACTORY.

Iva = : ' : : 59xa 6, Ices.
/ SURVEYED ths day those two roads leaglinoN from
The Factory BY Mathews barn OH by S;I1onz'5
mills: thence up from said mills TO Samuel S5t,oE-
lev iD,O the road leading Irom Walnut tHurch
to said church, which find q be two fliiesatN
i04 poles. Tbe road from " alnut Church bY way
O samuel SticIley's farm Is the nearest rolte br
one 1G5ia and 43 poles; the whole distance of the
latter soad is one mile aud 81 poles; leaving di
ier.pa2 81; the Two roads Of one mile ans III poles
accurately surveyed by ne. This road believe
w2a}d be the best IN wet weather, from It's appear
anco as / viewed it. T. WILKIN
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1866-08-02
I. Il 81, { = p {

A IT. persons having claims against The United
"A States Government can have them colicc ed
Dy HOLMES CONRAD,
Attorney at Law, Winchester, Va,
jly. 2G CIT.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1866-08-02

2 AM NOW PAYING
= 81 Ter Ft2o reoy.7.la
For all the sUEIAC tha5 IS gathered pure and
well cured according TO the tollowing
2 / Il g G T I Q N s.:
The leaf is what is wanted. bpt to facilitate The
gathering Of it, the stems Of this years groth emily
may be put in. The red berries must be thrown
out. It 1oay be Wited in the sun, but must not
be left out in The dew. After willing it must be
cared under cover, and not allowed to get wet
L mast lie Thoroughly cured ant, dried, End de-
iyered il Winchester.
All I&iz2 dg CT Grain
Bonsht 1t ti.e highest cash prices, or forwarded
on commission. COTTON BROS
Jy l9-om Woodstock, Va.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1866-08-02
AnnEe TacsE

Apple JACK,
~. Weaver proposes to manufactu,e brandy
fron apfles.oa tae principle Of an equal division
of the profits. See his card.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1866-08-02
BAUC9tEEatEAN 22O.IEZEfss,
Successors to Haag.ta@oa 6 I.sclarGs,
r oODsTO OK TArNERY

TA1T ODsTO OK TANN ERY
leased tie tanncry belonging to Mr. William
s-~, IN the town of Woodstock, and ana now pre-
IT u TO do any kind and any amount Of tanning.
va tan on the shares for others, or viii trade
light leather toc hides.
4er tanning, ] allow, FOR calf skins, months;
io' upper, months; for heavy hides, 4 months;
sheep skins, weeks.
jyaose who wish tanning done, will do well to
bf11g ca their hides at once. rs an experienced
taEaer, refer to Mr.. Conner, Edinb1cg, Fir.
Isnlis. 1T. Give, and 4tr Funk, Strasburg, with
a.. Is WHOM have workesi.
Get Ii, 1855. ROBERT NEWMAN.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1866-08-02

am happy to state that the long pending con
test concerning these roads has been ended IN IA
yor Of the shortest route--tAat by way CT w alnut
Church. The court having taken this roal, Cd my
hands. it will be kept good condition; thus aior-
ding the rub!ic good read to the Factory.
Jy II, 1666-3t Z. p. MATHEWS.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1866-08-02
Land Sale.

Chs lands Of John Cov9,stoae, deed, advertised
il our columns by H. Walton and N. Bird, F1aqrs.,
commissioners, were sold on Satu day last, for the
sum Of @3,5oo.56. Ar Jesse Glen IS the pur-
chaser.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1866-08-02

nus be DEERE: 70 aogse futrge=tino.t
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1866-08-02

I@3. s3.-~t tract Of abopt 100 acres Of noun
tain timber Land miles east Of Woodstock, on
whioh there IS some valUabIs timber, ore, &C.
Price, TERMS &C., made KNEW application.
All persons are hereby notified that the law will
De enforced against any person for cutting sEaaa.-
Ing timber, aa, from the tract Of land, kaovn Us
the Sec. KniseLcy tracl.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-09-18

GSGoft r'slSR att u no SET 1T einfqd fra'
sefabrliG unb E9ers Der bets sattsppertiIssr, psi
den mir e ssieben baben. SeSe 2atte, bic fhibe,
frisf' e us,S mus fterbe,r ittiS ;rpar sepSbnIi9
sine,t sItdte, peI3er pom BEN entferntrift no bas
MitteI binseiteHt pMrbe"S t9ate Sbpre, gli9ison,
mirrnrsls @iebe goftaF,s 0bise @nIinbianna.
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3ftiIen 4Reere 2dhbereeh dfiTpei eie rfdmmIung
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settr r. estaf5SS s' gesfets 'Sp'st 1t %

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b1oem ne bic Arbeter sfr lbn on iraelo eInen Sdn@
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n0tbweabts be Aettea in sie1Sem 9abe auertbpRHer
MAIDEN Mno oaber weroen nnfere Actien= hbdber oies
| ieiben chen 10 iiter ais uortbeilbaft finhen.
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tel Mns bic sc i6dft heaH Sub AsenteH in
jeoem Go,ntp pes Stantes ansuelen. Snbfcriptionsz
bhber beuSen I'D in ben 6dRSen bon saniOti aeIiOn,
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min 1866 Der ebaneerg Golrttn startsRls psroe q,
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