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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-10-15
Tax-P ayers. Take notice.

ANY person fslling to pay any State taxes or
county leyies 10 the treasurer by the first Of De-
cember, shall incur penalty thereon Of i've per
centum. which shall be added TO the amount OF
the taxes and eyies due from such taxpayers,
which when collected By the treasurer shall be
accounted for in his settlements. 1t shall be the
duty OF the treasurer, after the first Of December
to call upon each person chargeable with taxes
aud leyes who has not paid the same prior to that
time, and upon failure or refusal Of such person
to pay the same, be shall proceed to collect by di y
tress or otherw .se. "-AcIs OF GEN. ASSEMBLY,
1879. a
Twill attend at the following places on the days
mentioned for the purpose OF receiving the taxes
for the year 1879;
wunder's store, Tuesday, october lAh.
Pore es.,., T ysn.ssH " i Is.a
New Market, Friday Saturday, Oct II 4 IS.
Mt Jackson, Monday, october 10Th.
Orkney. WEDNESDAY, 22nd.
Liberty Furnace. Thursday, October ga,
Ca BIN Hill, Friday, October Gath
Hamburg, Saturday, 2jth.
columbia Furnace, Monday, october 9th.
Edinburg, Tuesday, october 2sth.
Harman's Mil, Wednesday october 10Th.
Mun,h's Store, Thursday. october 30th.
Lichliters Mil, Friday, October 5lst.
Woodstock saturday, November LIST.
Zepp's Tan Yard. Monday, November 81.
Mt Olive, "Wednesday, November 5th.
Lebanon Thursday, November 9th.
strasburg, Friday 4 saturday, November Tth & sth
After filling the above appointments, l will be
In the rrcasurers Office, at Woodstock, from day
to day, until after the first Of December.
GEO. w. KOONTZ.
Treas. Of Shenandoah County.
Oct. Slh, St.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-10-15

VIEGJNfA, To-wi:
Shenandoah county, Sept. "a, 1879 IL VACATION.
John ". Rulings In his own right, and as adm-. OF
Edwin d. Rulings, decd .Complt.
AGAINST
Eliza Rulings, widow Of Edwin d. Rulings, decd,
Jacob z Ridings Walker Rulings, jos x. Rid
Jugs, Martha r. Rulings, George E. Rulings,
Joseph Hammock and sarah Ann his wife, late
Rulings, Benjamin r Smith and Mary @. his
wife, late Rulings, Frederick w Rulings and
the widow and heir at law Of Jamsa \. Rulings,
decd, who are May Rulings, widow, AID Ann,
Emma, Maggie, Alice, Lucy, Edwin, Frederick
aud James kidings, children. Defts.
In Chancery.
The object Of this suit Is Cor the sale and dstrs
button Of proceeds. among the parties entitled, Of
the real estate Of Edwin Is. Rulings, decd, in the
county Of shenandoah.
It appearing by afhdayit filed that the defendants
Frederick W. aidings and the widow and heirs Al
las Of James T. Rulings, decd, who are Mary Rid
Edwin, Frederick and James Rulings, children,
are not inhabitants Of this State1t is ordered That
the said defendants do appear here within ons
month aites due publication hereof, and DO vaat
is necessary protect their interest that copy OF
this order be published in some newspaper inted
IN Woodstock once week FOR four successive weeks
and copy posted nj the front door OF the Court
House Of said county, on the first day OF the next
A COPY-Teste:
GEO. W. MILEY, @. q. C. S. @.
A. d, Magrudsr, P. q. Oct. law.
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The suit brought IN Yew York by
Angus P. Mcintyre, the editor Of the
Long Island Courier, against police
officer Frederick Raduns, for false arrest
aud imprisonment, and in which The
plaintiff claimed $1,000 damages, was
ended Thursday before Jadso Speir, in
the Superior Court, by the jury bringing
in a verdict awarding Mr.. Mcintyre
81. 500 damages The plaintiff claimed
tbat while seeing a young lady home Oh
the night of March 10, 1873. the officer
insullcd her, and when plaintiff inter-
fercd arrested him and locked him Up
in a stalion-h ouse for lhe night, but
that he was discharged by the police
magistrate before whom he told his
story next morning.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-10-15

axation, of the bonds, and it would
BRING him in debt. Thes meh shy il
Will never require increase Of taxation
% pay sinterest on The public dekt.
There -are three men in Richmond
to borrow from the banJ.s to
paw interest and they Will 10 crease
taxes TO pay the banks, or they will
sell certificates and increase taxes to
pay certificates by which money was
borrowed at 25 per cent. I undertake
to say that any man who would under
take 10 tax the people without their
consent could not live in this commune
ty until tomorrow morning. 1 say
these gentlemen do not believe that
100000 will support the state governs
ment. You will land in debt when you
are paying per cent. The whole de-
ducuon in expenses Of the state gov
eminent will not exceed 500, 900. You
DO not reach the 8 per cent period ill
1888. Ms friend counts SO millions at
.3 per cent when the average is 4 per
cent. I donot care whether this debt
is settled within the revenue or not. l
do not stand upon this platform. l am
in favor Of paying what IS due and no
more.
When the gentleman asks me, l tell
him, I am going to pay so much and no
more. l will say to Mr.. Bondholder
what I will pay and will pay by force
of law. You will never settle this debt
until You can DO ilyourselyes.
North Carolina has better credit 'ban
Virginia and North Carolina settled a
debt of 9l4,COO,OOO. at % cents On The
dollar. advocate nothing but a just
PAYMENT Of two-thirds Of this debt and
not one penny more.
When they say 10 me. How are you
going to do IT," Isay, gentlemen YOU
told US two years agohow to do it," and
I ask them, "IIave you given Us an r.
repealable contract" The Free School
system will be maintained. They tell
Won ;bis new conirac. will not do what
the old funding bill did. When 1t was
proposed 10 put in ten cents for the
schools. they refused 10 DO it. The
court held that your Constitution was
not strong enough to protect your
schools, will your taree fourth statute
protect you:
There is one feature IN this bill that
renders il obnoxious 10 some parties.
This bill says all investments IN these
bonds by Gduciarics shall be valid in
vestments. Fit is a 3pcr cent. bill OF
q / per cent. bin, The iducIary can spec
ulale Oh IT and when The lmo .comes
TO settle with his ward, lie can say 'H"'
he invested III these bonds. l say this
feature ought to condemn II wills every
man who may leave clildren behind
him.
They cau'tridicule This tax excmp.
ton because the Constitution says all
classes Of property shall be taxed alike
The discussion was continued by
Judge Allen, DR.. Strayer and Capt.
Riddleberger. On account Of pressure
Of other business our reporter was COM
PEELED TO leave, and we are thus pre-
vented from giving full report OF all
The speeches.
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Serious Railroad Accident
Many Lives Cost.

DETROIT. MICH. Ocl. lO.--A ser.-
gu, and painful accident occurred Oh
the Michigan Central railroad. short
distance eacl OF Jackson. a.oui one
O'Clock ,his morning. Tie Pacific *
press train. bound west. which LEI.
Detroit .orty minutes late, colldgd Nlt
a switch cngiue On the main Jack ~
that place, ielcscoping Inc baggage ans
express cars ANA piliug The rcmainin:
coaches eleven ia number. on top 81
each other. TIE first coach was allied
with emigra0ls, most Of whom ar Al.icd
or scriou>l, Injured. Many If the occa
.pants OF tne Otlcr cla:he5 wee also
killed or injured.
4 Mrge force Oi employees OF Che rtll.
road company, together with large
number Of he citizens of Jackson, ere
Oh the ground, engaged in tAc work OF
exuicaliu. tie bodies from the wreck.
Railroad officials and surgeons arr bust
~ at work among the wounded. dslns
every thing in their power 10 alleviate
their sulIerngs.
Up to noon IS dead bodies had been
taken from TIE wreck OF the express
train. 10 oil whom, taken from The en-
giant car. have not yel been Identified.
/ The Identified Killed are MillOu Gilbert,
OF Deuoa, en- ncer Of the express tram
&. Il. smith, OF Jackson, fireman OF The
express tram; JOHN Rice, wife and
daughter, OF Philadelphia; Mrs Garland
ana her tcn-l car-old daughter, OF Pnii-
adelphia; Louis MongeOu, OF Bucklns-
ham, Canada. and Ann, inlinJ eaugh-
ter, and Mrs. George A JOuks, OF Chal-
ado, Pa.
As near as can be ascertained thc
accident vas caused by tie swilchman
having charge Of the making up OF
freight trains at Jackson Junction occu-
pylng The main track Will switch engine
aud eapoose, he understanding that the
Pacific express was considerably be-
hind time. The express tram, hOwey
cr, had made up nearly all The lost
lime
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-10-15

The Alexandra (Va.) Cczet'e Of yes
terday says "Ths case OF Nellie Mot
lev, colored, accused Of iDlermarrJiDg
with Frederick J. Oiden. a white man,
was heard in the Corporation Court to-
day. The defense maintained that
Olden was an Indian, and not white
man. After an ocular inspection the
Jury decided that Olien was a white
man. and found the accused guilty. fix
ing Tie term Of heI imprisonment in the
penitenliary at two years. A motion
in arrest Of judgment and for new tri-
al was made, but the motion was de-
nied.v
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-10-15
.yuIge LOYcEl.

The Loudom Naror passes the fol-
lowing just encomlnm upon Judge Aoy-
ell. the nominee for Senator ior FredS
erick, Clarke aud Warren
The nomination by the Coneerya-
tives OF the counties OF Frederick
Clarke and Warren Of Judge John I.
Lowell, Of Warren, as their CO 1didate
10 represent them in the next Senate Of
Virginia, shows the good sense OF tho
Valley people. Judge Lowell has scry-
ed Warren IN the House Of Delegates
for six years, and no people IN the Com
monwealth have had q better or more
faithful representative. A gentleman
of clear head, sound Judgment and
spouess integrity, and in the present
crisis sound as a dollar on She great
question. the people Of his district viii
honor themselves by elcctng him viii
as much unanimty as was shown Il
the body tina. nominated him."
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-10-15

A correspondent Of Lhe Norfolk Laad-
mqH gives the following notice Of the
speech Of Hon. II. c. Allen, Of Ibis
county. delivered Al Portsmouth.
The chairman next introduced that
able and distinguished VTginian. Judge
II. c. Allen. Of Shenandoah. Speaker
Of the House Of Delegates. The Judge
spoke for nearly an hour and half
and made a mastery effort. 1t was
fall Of new points Of interest, presented
with rare cleyerness and ability, and
was indeed the best exposition OF the
deb, question we have heard during the
campaign. He did not indulge in any
rough language. or anathemetize those
who differed with him, bat in a straight
forward, manly and logical manner cx-
posed their .ncousi stoncies and gave
his own reas ons for submitting TO the
McCull0ch bill settlement OF the State
debt. He was frequently applauded.
The meeting closed about 10 O'Clock.
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s~ouuIsslox aa.s ofFloG

COMMISSION ca's OFFICE,
~ Wooislocs, w., o.. q, 1872
10 y. Futh1Gses, cufalo; OF l. H9cslah'
decd. and D. bis 0vn right, Henry Hotel a.
u1tlel Survivors OF themselves aud ODcd CoAman,
and VIM. Golladay. aud jos. Clover, former part
uefs usder name and style Of Clover, hottols 4
O.. Isaac Trout, j. ". Ott, survivor Of himse.i
and R. Walton, partners under name OF Walton q
on. Cine Welsh adnr. Of A. Heller, deedi Z. T.
Vlissen. las. IT. Hoover, and ~ otaef creditors
OF Wm. y. stewart, deed.
You are hereby no. fled th it have hNed upon
the a0lh day n october, between the hours OF
O'Clock. 4. ii. and O'Clock, p. VI. at my oleei =
ASCERTAIN tho balance If purchase money due from
4 4. Dsluer. deed, to %. Walton, Conn. In case
III \ Funtlou-er, curator OF uoc.inan, dec d,
vs.. vs.. r. Stewards adar. and to whom the same
Is dlstritutlbie aud any other matter deemed per
tinent or thar any party in Interest may require
ireuired 10 be taEen by the decree OF Shenandoah
Cir.uIf Cont rendered on the Oh day Of Septem-
to-. 1870 ia o suit ia chancery depending in said
c,uri between =. Tunkh0user, curatof g., compi,s
ana YIN. - Stewards admr. g., deiis., ana II
from ans cause tho taking OF sfid accounts sAaii
not be- commenced, or having been commenced
.ioriI mol bo conDietel that day, the taxing OF
I iiIt same will De adl0urncd from day - day. or
from place to piaca, until the sane are t4SeA ana
completed , - .,.-
Given under ny hand as Commissioner ~ cnan-
Gerry Of tle sail CONT, 90 my Once IN -elA county
tie DAY aud year FIST aio esaie.
j. NLNAN, Com. ~ chancefy
Walton & walton, p.q O''' o-i"'
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-10-15

The Cincinnati Price Current has de-
tailed r. ports Ct The peanut crop from
different States and estimates the crop
of Virginia at 100000 bushels, Ten
nessee COO, 00O bushels and North Car
DINA 125, 900 bushels, total Of l,725,-
600, against a total last year OF l,S99-
900 bushels.
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moMMssIoYER's OFFICE,

~ Wood.to,k ( Va, Sept. o, 1879.
To John Mumaw, Admr Of David Mumag, decd
Henry AIumaw, jacob Numaw, George Andrick
and Elizabeth his wife, John Mumaw in his own
right, Levi Mumaw, S4ml Mumaw, Philip Mumaw,
James Munlaw. son Of Christian Muinaw, dec d,
and Philip Polk and Rose Ann his wife
You are hereby notified that I have fixed upon
the list day of October next, between the hours
OK 6 O'Clock, A. ". and O'Clock, p. NJ. if fair. IL
not on the next fair day thereafter Sunday e1-
ce ted to take and settle, at my Office, an account
Of the debts agriust the estate Of David Muniaw
according TO their priorides to ascertain the real
estate Of which said David Mumaw died, seized
and possessed, the actual and annual value there
Of. aud any other matter deemed pertinent or that
either party may require, to be taken by the de
cree Of Shenandoah Circuit Court rendered on the
9th day Of September, 1879, in suit IN chancery
depending in said court between Philip Q. De.lin'
SER admir- Of Mary C.aig, decd, use &c, complt-.
aud John MgRav, Admir- Of David Mumaw, dec d.,
aud others defs. and II from any cause the taking
Of said accounts shall not be commenced, or hay
lag been commenced should not be completed on
that day, the taking Of the same will BE- adjourned
from day to day, or from place 10 place, untl the
same are taken and completed.
Given under my hand as Commissioner in chan
Gerry OF the said court at my office IN said county,
the day and year first aforesaid.
sept. 2i-lw. I. HTE BIRD.
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Walton L Walton, p. q.
CoMMIssIONEE S OFFICE,


Y Woodstock, Va, Sept. q, 1873
10 James IT, EOdefer, Admir-. =. {. a. Of David
odeffer dec d., who sues for himself aud all 9TH
er creditors Of Isaac lyman who will come in and
contribute 20 the costs Of this suit, Complainants,
and Isaac Ry nan and Johl L. Rym an, Defendants.
You are hereby notified that have fixed upon
the 18th day Of october next, between the hours
Of O'Clock, A.. NJ and O'Clock. p. NJ. If fair, II
not the me-, fair day thereafter Sunday except
ed TO take and settle at my office, the accounts Of
[ An liens Of whatsoever character binding TIE
real estate Of defendants, classified according 70
the respective priorties Of the same. Il. Quanti-
~ and quality Of real est tie Of the defendants
nual aud actual value Of the same and whether or
not the rents and profits Of the same sufficient
d pay OF and extlnguish the liens bin1ing the
same within five years. III. " lether or not on Q
OF the defendants, Isaac Lyman, has not now, or
did have an agreement and q deed for the real
estate purchased by him Of the heirs Of Adolph
COffmau. decd, and 20 produce aud account for
the same Il in existence and under bis control.
". Any other matter deemed pertinent or that
any party interested may required, require 10 be
taken by the decree Of Shenandoah Circuit Court
rendered on the % day Of August, 1879, in suit
in chancery depending in said court between
complts ana Isaac Rymsn, &C, defts and If from
any cause the taking Of said accounts shall not be
comm uced, or having been commenced should
not be completed on that day, the taxing OF the
same will be adjourned from day to day, or from
place to place, until the same are taken and COM
pleted
Given under my hand as Commissioner in chan
Gerry Of the said court, at my oace in SAID county
| sl.4 yes E--t efo-'cstid. ,
sept. 24-lw. P. W. MAGRUDER.
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orrlce.

~ Woodstcck, Va. Sep. 10th, 1879.
TO Patterson Brooks and I'll the creditors OF
Simeon Woods, decd cOnlplts. aud ", n. kice,
admr. OF Simeon Woods, decd. ADah Woods bis
widow, Laura Woods, Martha Woods, Luther
Woods, Cora " Woods, 70 aert l., Woods, Sadie r.
Woods, aud Euie NJ. woods infant children OF
5. Woods. decd.
You are he. eby notified taat have fixed upon
the Goth day If october next 10 take and settle, e.
my Office, the accounts Of
LIST, All the debts or demands against the estate
Of Simeon Woods, decd. and ascertain their
priorities.
I'd The settlement Of w. II. Rice, admr Of 8.
Woods, decd. and report the personal assets OF
the estate
ga Of the real as well as the personal estate
attn, and any other matter may deem pertinent
or that either party may desire required 10 be
taken by the decree Of Shenandoah Circuit Court
rendered on the 18th day Of August 1879 in a suit
in cbancery depending IN said couit between
Patterson aud Brooks, &c. complts. and Simeon
Woods, admir-. &c. Defts. and from any cauEe the
taking Of said accounts shall not be commenced,
or Ia ing been commence should not be com
pleted on that day, tue taking Of the same will DO
adjourned from day 10 day, or from place TO
place, until the same are taken and completed.
Given under my hand as Commissioner in chan
Gerry of he said court al my ONCE in said county
| the day and year itst Aforesaid.
Z. Z. STIcKLEY,
Patterson 4 O'Ferrall, p. q. Sep. l7,-4v.
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a IzEG III -ASli
ITO YOUNG hlEN,


a
t-o..,,.c on the Nature, Traa.mel', and .ati-
al .-.. ~ seminal Wcatucss. or $ gcrG2i' D.. l'ca-
.aiaeei b.. serAbuse. Involuntary 1ini-'i'n''
Iupot.ucr. Nervous Debility, and Lag ,i.i,i's "
l,r-i.re Generally: ,ou-umptlon' Lpli,fsf' ana
rf,s. Mental ana Physical lncaiIciy, Gc.-Ds
rog'.r .,ULVEGNLLI 4. D.. author "a tAe
Ifo ,rla-renoaned author, iu This admira lie
r,,tlro clearly proves from IFS own e1po-ien e
tbrt the awful Consequence Of seii-Apase m". Gy
e-r,.tl.a,iv removed uitlaa medicine, and Win
ant dangerous surgical opo atoms oon-ies. d..
s.rumeu.sr.ugs OF corGiais pointing Oh. q ~ 'ue
nj ,rr, ut ansc csriali AMI etectu1l, BY WnlcA
,..~, snlfg-a~. 10 matter What his condition may
f.. iaav cuge himself cAcaply, privately ana fa-l-
'5s-rhi. Lecture VIII prove boon to thousands
aid thousands g.
sent frec, under seal, in p.an er'e.'. = ~
vadircss, or .occip. o- six ccniso t"o t'7'"5'
STAMPS.
tddrs.s The prclishscs.
The CulVerwen Medical 70 J..
AZ Ana s., sow lor-; Posi- lM'r box' $3.50.
Trrln tE-lV.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS cYFIcE.

q ' OmA1roAONEhE LfllCLs
~ Woodstock, seyt. 10, 1879.
To H. and f. Hartman & Co. E ). Miller (
20. laughed Le,chte & Co. Bucl, Heffiebower
& Eeer Barkley Harsen Rouse, Hempstone
Co 1 Vhisehil. & Co. Smaltz, Munroe 20. I;
Msrehead & Ieinpeman Bros Clark B.others
aud N the creditors Of s.A.Danne-, decdcompts.
and NJ. L. Walton and h d. Newman, Admrs. c.
t. a. Of S. a. Danner decd, Susan 81. A. Dannsr
his widow and Benjamin 2. Newman, Admr, OF J.
W. Danner deed, Defts.
Take notice that have fixed Monday the 27th
day Of October 1879, at my Office, to execute de-
cree OF ne Circuit CouTt OF Shenandoah county,
rendered at its August term, 1879, IN the above
named cause, requiing me TO state, settle aud az
just the accounts OF NJ. L. Walton and b. d New
slan, Admrs. Of 5 A. Danner, decd Second, To
ascertain and report an account II all the debts
against aud the assets Of s. A. banners estate,
both real and personal, and report specially the
unpaid purchase money his real estate, and
any other matter l may deem pertinent or that
eithec party may require. When AID where you are
requested - attend.
Given aDder my hand. as Com. in chan'y. Of said
court the day aud year hrs. Aforesaid.
Z. Z. srICKLEY,
Walton Walton, Pa. Sept 7-4v.
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE

~ Woodstock. Va, Sept. %, 1879.
To VIM. Noel and al other cie1itors OF Saml
Noel decd, C0mpts. and Saml Hannah. surg
adm. of Saml Noel, decd. sam Z, Newman and
Lydia Cath alas Moilic @. his wife, Elizabeth A.
Murphy, Phoebe Ann Noel. Elijah tn c. Noel,
widow Of Jacob Noel, ST.. deed, aud Monroe Funk
orser, admr. Of Chas l.. Noel deed
You are hereby nos1ed that have fixed upon
the Cd day Of November next, between Tue hours
OF G O'Clock, A. NJ and O'Clock, p. " If fair, If
not the next iak day thereafter Sunday except
ed) to take and settle, at my Office the accounts Of
/. The admr. acct, Of Saml Hsmman. admr. OF
Sam I Noel deed, and Of Monroe tunkhouser,
admr. Of Chas. Noel, deed. 2. An acct, of debts
against Saml Noel, decd. 3. 4 ne actual aud ans
nual value Of the real estate Of which said S2m'l
Noel, died seized and possessed, and whether the
rents will pay tue same 10 years, and 4. TO as
CO tain tho amounts due the wards Of wm. noe
on. OF his debt against Saml Noel, decd, required
10 be taken by the decree Of shenandoah Circuit
Court rendered on the 9th day Of Arril, 1873 in
suit IN chancery depending in said court between
VIM. Noel Complt. aud sam' NOels admr. &c.
Defs. and II froa any cause the taxing Of sad ac
counts shall not be commenced, or having beer
commenced should not be completed on that day
the 70 ing Of tue same will be adjourned from
day 70 day, o. from place 30 place, ultil tue sam
are taken aud completed.
Given under my hand as Commissioner in chan
ceiy OF the said court, ai my Office IN said count
the day and year afs. Aforesaid.
p. .MAGRUDER.
williams & Bro. p. o, Oct. 1-4w.
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ESs &Eaw M0tiG@.

Taken dn by tire szbscriber on his promises
miles no invest OF Woodstock, an esitsy steer Oh
a.. f'lo rinr d scrirtion He IS OF light dun or
brown color, left ear Ok, and three years oid. lie
WAS appraised at $3.50. hc owner VIII prove
property, pay charges and take bim away ot@er-
wise ho viii be disposed G. according to law.
80 t5 Wa. GOCN&NOUR.
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williams & Bro. p. Q,
OFFICE.

rEDND lcSlON LkS OftlCE.
~ Woodstock, Va. Sept. goth 1879
TO Mark Bird trustee. complt aud Geo. 7.
Hnpp aud o.he.s and an the creditors Of sa id
Hupp, &c.
You ID hereby notified that have fixed upon
the 1st day Of Nov. next, between tho hours u
o'clock. 4. NJ. ard O'Clock. p ". If fair, if not
en- the next fair day thereafter Sunday excepted)
to take and settle, at my Office the accounts viz
l. To restaie the accounts heretofore reported and
change AMI reform the same as the evidence be.
fore him or that Isay be prodused before him,
nay warrant and report all matters he may Dc en-
pertinent, 2d, 20 make such account as any partJ
hereto may require and return the same with bis
report; Sd. That he report the evidence on which
said reports are based, An. That he proceed at
20 execute TIL aud the former DEGREES in this
cause, required 10 be takel by he decree Of Shen-
andJah Circuit Court rendered on the 80. day Of
Sept. 1879 ia suit in chancery depending in said
court between u. Bird, trustee, complts. and Geo.
T.. Bupp &c. Defts. aud if from any cause the TAX
ing OF said accounts shall not be commenced or
having been commenced should not be completed
on ihal day, the sing Of the same viii be ad-
iourued from day TO da., or from place to place,
unit the came are tax aud completed.
Given under my hand as Commissioner in chan
~ OF The said court. t my Office IN said county
tla day and yes fast Aforesaid
- ls..-lw p, ". MAGRUDER