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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-04-23
Severe Snow Storms,

PORE JERvIs, n. Y, April 49,
About five inche of snow have fallen
here since last night. In Monticello
the storm has been quite severe. Il
was reported that one foot Of snow had
fallen up TO five O'Clock this afternoon,
and it was still falling. At HonesdalC
and Carbonate, Pa, and on the line o.
the Jefferson Branch Of the New York,
Lake Erie and Western railway, from {
to 10 inches of snow had fallen up to
ten O'Clock this morning. The Della
ware river and smaller streams are ris
ing rapidly. At seven O'Clock this
evening it is raining hard, with strong
southwest wind.
SCRANTON, Pa, april lS.-A severe
snow, hail and wind storm this morning
Frustrated nearly two miles of telegraph
line, interruptlng communication with
this city until late this afternoon.
WORCESTER, MASS. April lS.-Snow
and rain fell here all day. Six inches
fell IN the northern part of this county
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The San Francisco Tragedy,

SAN FRANCISCO, April l6.-Dr.
Samuel p. Chalfant, the dentist, who
was suspected of the murder of Josiah
Bacon, agent of the Vulcanite Compa-
ny, surrendered 10 the police to-day.
He has made a statement of the circum-
stances connected with the death OF
Josiah Bacon to the following effect:
In February last Bacon brought suit
against ME for the infringement Of a
patent, subjected me to very harsh
examination in the courts. and threat
ened to have me committed for con-
tempt. / was much exercised III mind
over the matter, and called at Baldwin's
Hotel several times 10 sec Bacon about
it. | did not find him until Sunday
morning. about 9 o'clock. At first the
interview proceeded moderately, but
Bacon soon changed his tone and be-
came very overbearing and arrogant. In
the excited state Of my feelings | drew
a pistol from my pocket with view OF
compelling respectable treatment, with
no intention OF firing at him. Harsh
words followed, the dispute waxed
warm, and in my excitement the pistol
went off. How, hardly knew, but
but not with intention on my part. Ba-
con tell. ran 10 him and raised his
head. He said. Don't !" He rose to
bis feet, and fell again and instantly
expired. | remained in the room few
minutes, expecting the people in the
house would hear the shot, aud come
at once 10 the room. No one came.
found the hall outside deserted, and
suppressiag the first impulse to report
the case at the office of the hotel, l
went to the police station to give my
self up. l found no one in the upper
office, and not being familiar with the
building left after while and walked
about the streets, scarcely knowing
where, until | found myself near the
railroad warehouse ;, in The southern por-
ton of the city. l sat down there, and
remained nearly all day; then went to
he Sacramento house and remained UNI
Ill this morning."
Chalfant has the appearance Of one
Who has suffered grertly from mental
distress, but tells his story in straight
onward, manly way, that induces belief
II its truth on the part Of Detective
Ices, to whom the statement was ma de.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-04-23

SAN FRANCISCO. April l5.-It is now
supposed that josiah b iLon, of Boston.
who was found on the floor of his room
on Sunday Afternoon with pistol shot
wound III his abdomen was murdered
by DR.. simuel L. Chalfant. dentist.
There had been some i'll feeling be-
tween the parties OH account of Chal.
FAINT refusing 10 pay royalty to The Vul-
canite Company, Of which Bacon was
agent. His appearance corresponds
with the description of q man who call
ed at Baldwin's Hotel IN search of
Bacon, since which he has not been in
places frequented by him. Itls believ-.
cd by Chalfant's friends that, having
shot Bacon in n moment of anger. he
committed suicide.
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COMMIssIONEK.s oFFIcE-

! COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.
| " Woodstock, Va. April 22d, 1879
TO Ephraim Baker who sues for himself and All
the creditors Of James w. FunkhOuser decd vino
will contribute % the costs OF this suit commits
aud Fannie NJ. Funkhouser admr. T. a. of James
W. funkh0user deed. and In her o.n right and
Emma l.. IunklOuser
You hereby notified that have fixed upon
the gath day " AIay next, between the hours Of 4
o'clock, A. NJ. aud o'clock, 4. NJ 70 take and
settle at my Office, the accounts OF LIST Fannie
TnnkbOuser admr. of James ". Funkhou err decd
ID and account OF the debts against said deoedent
or his estate, 81 The real estate of which he diei
seized and possessed and lis actual aud annual
value aud ith any other matter pertinent and re-
quired 10y the parties as required 20 be taken lv
ths decree OF shenandoah Circuit Court rendered
on the 3rd day Of April 1879 in a suit in chancerv
depending IN said court between T.. Baker ~
complts. and James W. Funkhouser's admr &c
Defts and il fr.m ally cause the taking Of said
accounts shall not be commenced, or having been
conn enced should not be completed on that day
the taking of the me will be adjourned from day
to day or from place to place. until the same are
takeD aud completed.
Gwen under my hand as Commissioner In chan
Gerry Of the said cour., at my Office IN said county
the day an year first aforesaid.
81 .STICKLEY.
H. H. E.p.q April 2a-4w.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-04-23

TILDEN VS.. HENDRICKs.-The Lou
lsville Courier-Journal of Monday con
tanned the following editorial paragraph
which, it is said, has caused great an
Doyance to the anti-Tilden democrat:
in New York, who arc supposed to have
their eyes on Mr. Hendricks for the
first place on the democratic presiden-
tial ticket:
Gov. Hendricks makes a very great
mistake. He ought TO know that as a
nominee for President in 1880 he is not
a possibility. His route to the White
House can only be blazcd by Mr.. Til
den. Nothing Is, nothing can be s1rer
than this. Gov. Hendricks is our neigh
Dor. His friends are our friends. In
services and in talents he is the peer OF
The best. Under other conditions we
should gladly support him for the first
place in the Gift OF the nation. But. as
matters stand. he, Ofali men. has least
show. If the old ticket is not renomin-
aied the party will go elsewhere for a
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4 COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.

| " Woodstock, Va. April Qtst 1870
TO Enamel. Iiof nan, Mary A. Hoffman Ni5ou
Of Jos. Hoffman decd, VIM. II. Brumbsck AM
Mary s. his wife, Jos. Il. Hoffman IN his own,rio1i
and admr. Of Jos. Hoffman decd Msrso"
Harshberger aud Rebecca his wife, Victoria Y
Hoffman, Matte Hoffman, Beniy Hoffman Frap'
cha a offman aud Vim, hoffman By Jos o. HofTmar
their next friend and Guardian ad Item IT. r.
Hanst srser--smitte, Je. 80 A. Curd Mary J. t'uri
and Mary Z. Curd aud X. H. Evans.
You are hereby notified that have hxed unon
the 10Th day OF May next. between the hours ~ q
O'Clock, A. N, and o'clock, p. VI. at my Office ~
make . distribution account Of the purchase
money foi the real estate Of the bill and proceed
ings mentioned, which Ia still IN HANDS Of The
Comr u sale, requised to be made by The decree of
Shenandoah Circnit Court rendered on the fonrfh
day Of April 1879 in suit 10 chancery dependng
in said court between Emanuel Hoffman and
others complts and X. IA. Evans Deft. and II
from any cause the making OF said account shah
not be commenced, or having been commencaJ
should not be completed on that day. the taking
the same will be adiourded from aay to day ar
from place TO place, until the same are taken and
competed.
Given under my hand as Commissioner In chan.
Gerry Of the said court, at my Office In said c,rlrtv
the dsy and year first Aforesaid.
Ed. NEWMAN, comr.
" Sw.pq' April 2sd-4w,
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-04-23

CHARLESTON, .. g., April l7.-L,st
evening violent rain storm occurred
here. which continued throughout the
night. Acaounts IRON the interior show
tat the storm began with q terrific
tornado which swept through the .ower
portion Of the State. causing great de-
struction of life and property. In the
village Of WATERFORD more than one
hundred dwellings and all the churches
were swepe away. Three fcurths of the
inhabitants are homeless. Fifteen pei.
cons were killed and many more wound.
ed. At Oakley. station on the North
eastern railroad, ali houses occupied By
negroes were leyeled. aud one negro
was killed and many hurt. Similar
casualties are reported from various
points in the track of the tornado.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-04-23

WAhRENToN. Va, April lS.-The
judge OF the Circuit Court this morning
sentenced john Williams. convicted Of
the murder of Howard iIollzclaw. near
Narrenton Junction, on February 6, to
he hung on FRIDAY, May 80, between
the hours of 5 A. NJ. and I a. NJ. Tho
prisoner was stolid while sentence was
being passed on him. but on reaching
his cell threw himself Oh the floor aud
bitterly bewalled his fate. THIS will be
The FIRST * cculiou IN Fduquier since
1910. and, under the new law Of Virgin
Ia regulating the death penalty. it viii
he Yer, private. aud but few will be-
admitted 10 the Jail ard, where ii will
take place.
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Horrible Outrage Near Lick
vile, Frederick County. Md.
Brutal Assault by IL Negro
Upon Mrs. Richard Thomas
Escape of the criminal.

FREDERICK, MD, April lG.-The
following letter was received here late
last evening by Mr.. John c. Motter
States attorney for this county, from
Mr.. Richard Thomas, dated Lickville,
Frederick county. April 10:
Il write to say that negro, namel
James Carroll, committed an outrage
on the person ofmy wife last night, dur
ing my absence from home, and | am
advised to write to you as the proper
person to prosecute the case. Carroll
had OH when he left here an old slOIch
bat without band, new par Of pants
aud a run down par of shoes. lie is
OF medium size. and has rather repul-
>lve looking cOntrnauce. U-e every
effort IN Your power 10 have him arrest
ed, fur, besides the outrage, he has lett
my vile IN very precdri1us condition
from severe choking and fright"
This iuiOrmlllOn obi uned RAPID cir
culiIion lhr0u.nnul the cit, and coun-
\ and produced much cXclicm ut. Tue
10 blowing additional particulars have
Deeu gathered: o. Monday might the
.rca er portion uf 1 le male population
ui Lick> ilc we're attending a bail Civ.
rll IN the village in celebration of the
+ .sler holidays. Mr.. Thomas was on
Il visit To Point of Rrcks. TsFlS!' me-
sro Carroll first committed robbery
IN the house OF Mr.. p. y. Leap. and
tlcn at about ii O'Clock proceeded to
h. residence of Mr. Thomas. After
rilrctlnS an entrance hlough a window
he broke open the door leading to the
{ ambcr vi MIS-. Thomas, and Drandsh
my huge knife. threatened The lad,
lie II she made The least cutlery ar re-
>lst ,nce. In this manner the 'liabul.
ical purpose of tie ii nd was accomplish
cd.
Mrs. Th'mIs Is small. delicate so.
man. az d about 81 years, and tn
motner Of five or six cnlldrrn. Sac /, |
The DAUGHTER OF Thomas Trundle, a
prom nenl aud highly respected farmer |
living near LlcksvIIlc. Tee husband j. !
4 son Of The late Captain Richard
Thomas, who was well-knOwn citizen
Of this county. AS soon as the outrage
became known in the village the great
est excitement and indignation was
aroused, and almost Immediately more
han fifty armed men began securing
he country in search Of the william.
Up to this time, however, he has elud.
ID arrest. If caught it is thought he
viii certainly be lynched. Carroll vas
employed on the canal as
'oatman, and is about % years OF aye.
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.OMMIssIONER's OFFICE.

A
~ Woodstock, Va. April 29d 1879.
To Il. +. Humpston admr. c. /. a. Of Isaac Huck-
man decd and In his own right John Ludwig
who sue for themselves ard all the lien cred tors
Of p. A. Funkhouser complts, and p. 4. Funk
houser Deft.
You are hereby notified that have fixed upon
the 3lst day Of May next, between the hours Of 6
o'clock. A. NJ. o'clock, ?. to take and settle,
at my office the accounts OF Let. all the Liens bind
ing the real estate Of y. A. Funknouesr and ar
range them according to their res'ective p1or.
ties, Ind, The quantity. quality. actual aud annual
value OF his real estate aud the amount sold sine
the purchase Of the Deft. from Frederick aud
John Dellinger, and 3rd. any other matter deemed
pertinent or that either party may require as re-
quired to be taken by the decree OF shenandoah
Ci cnit Court rendered on the Sth day Of April
1879 in suit in chancery depending IN said court
between Isaac Hickman admir-. &c. complts. and
p. A. Funkhouser Deft. and If from any cause the
TAXING Of said accounts shall not be commenced,
OF having been commenced should not be com
peted on that day. the takisg Of the same will be
adjourned from day TO day, or from place 10
place, until the same taken and completed.
Given under my band as C0mmission@l Ia chan
Gerry OF tie said court az my Office IN sald county
the day and year first aforesaid.
Z. +. STICKLEY.
W W pa. All 23d-4w.
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CHAMBERsBURG, Pa, April H.
Hezekiah Shafler, who murdered his
wife February 2l, 1878, was hanged in
the jail-yard at this place to-day. He
was carried to the scafi'old in a blanket.
the loss Of blood consequent upon his
attempted suicide last Monday render
ing him so weak that he was unable to
walk. On the scaffold he was seated in
an arm chair during the process Of pm
ioning his arms and legs. He made no
response to an inquiry from the sheriff
whether he had anything to say. He
was then placed on a stool aud the rope
adjusted about his neck. He was
again asked if he had any remarks to
make. but only shook his head. The
sheriff then lett the scafi'old, the trap
was sprung and The body dropped within
half foot of the ground. After hang
ing about twenty minutes he was pro-
nounced dead. He will be buried at
the almshouse this evening. Shaner
protested his innocence within an hour
of his execution.
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.

4 O1IMlS,IONEK'5 OFFICE.
~ Woodstock, Va April 21st 1879
10 Joseph Wade aud Isaac y. baldwin VIII,
sue tor themselves and all the creditors Of J.,ol
ID. Miller, decd pltsj
| You ate hereby notified tina. | have fixed upor
The JO;u day IT nay next, between the hours Of ,
o'clock, A. VI. aud o'clock, p. NJ to take and
settle, at my Office, the accounts OF LIST all III
debs, asaiH.t tue de,edelt, Jacob d. MilI,r
| whether due by deed 81 trust, vendors lien or
Otherwise and classify them In tue order of Or ori
lies. I'd, OF tue real estate Of tue SAID dccedert
It, a. tual and Gn ual value. 81 Of the personal
estate Of said decrdent anu n,ase settlement OF A
-. lice sheriff admr. Of said Jacob d. MILLER
deC'd, aud any other matter deemed pertinent. or
that etnei pa ty nIiy de,Ie required t. be taken
Oy the deere OF >heuandOah Clrclit Court rem
de ed ON tic 18Th day OF April l5.9n a suit in
chancery dep ,nuing IA SAID court between loser b
Ainde &; cDmphs. and Jacob ID. Mu.ef's adj ir
g. Def,s. aud n from any cause the takirg M
sad accounts shall not be commenced, Or haying
en- commenced sho I.d not b. completed N thai
day, tue taxing ~ tn SAME VII be adj armed from,
day t. day, or fiom place 70 place, unil the sam.
are take. ana completed.
Gwen under nay hand As Conmi sioner in cham
ce OF the said court. at ny ofieefn sand county
the d y and year first Aforesaid
]. HlrE BIRD Comr.
h. T. y q April -3-4w
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SAVANNAH, GA, April I7,-Durlps
storm Wednesday evening the resl-
dence of DR.. Il. III. Rivers, at Walter
boro', on the Savannah and Charleston
railroad, was blown down. His wife.
daughter and Mr.. Philemon Sanders,
who were in the house, were instantly
killed, DR.. Rivers was absent at the
time. The rain storm has delayed trains
from FLORIDA, none having arrived since
Tuesday,
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COMMISSIONER OFFICE.

\
/ ~ Woodstock, Va, April 2lnd is79
! 10 Geo. W. HOontz admr. \. A. wigntmaI
decd, Julia ID. Wiyhtman; Moiie z Wishtnan
| ". II. ightman. Chas. P. Wigntman, Henry
Sightman, Samuel Nightmare adiur Cofr1ta
'iiiler and all the creditors VI ". A. "ightma Il
decd
You are hereby notified that have fixed upon
the Both day Of May next, between the hours OF
o'clock A. VI. and O'Clock, p. VI. 70 take md
settle, at my office, the accounts of further liens
to-wit, the Judgment Of Samuel Hausenhuck vs.
Carver WlghtmIn, Biher & Brown ". same,
Mckay Conrad vs.. same, Coffr1th * Miller
same. Bevan K Du .honn VS. same, when execu-
tons issued on said judgments, when and on what
property levied and when and how the same were
paid, and report the testimony taken and any
other matter deemed pertinent or that either par
may require to be taken by the decree OF she IAN
dosh Circuit Court rendered the 18th day Of
April 1879 in suit in chlncery depending in sid
court between Coffroth 4 Miller kc. comp.ts and
W A. Wghtmaus admir-. &c. deits. and If from any
cause the taking of said accounts shall not be-
commenced, or having been commenced 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 Of the said court, at my Office in SAID
county the day aud year hrst aforesaid.
apr. 23-4w. WINS & Bro. T. L. slICKLEY.
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VIM. J. Hadley, lawyer, in Albany,
y. J., WHO was stabbed by one OF his
lcllents. named Hughes, several weeks
ago, died Saturday night. Hughes is in
jail.
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COMNI-3IJSEg~ o 'FICE.
y WIld-t icA, Va, NnIil 11d 1879
70 rha IIaserst1rn az. lap. Alufg CO. l. ~
LIE X o.. AMI al the creditors of re. iughes
Iced I'm !. BURNER atnr. oi G. Hugh decd
Lucy \. lIuglss, larry ". IL i.hes. Elztb-th g.
'IIghe-. Mag lie y. lIughes, Homer Hughes, and
RIcha hughes.
Ynu arr hereby not lie th have nvet u,an
the 3, day of Nav nexf tyreu ths hours Of
clocS A.. VI. and pci ga, D. L.. 70 take and
settle, At ~ III - the ac,ou as Of
1T The real est it' IT vines Il -. Hlghes DE I
-zrd aud POS r ct together with amount n lien
% same r ,.'aIl par ht~e m )uey and The gro, :
q 4 annual value f the same.
- scn a. gross IA en If dover q which the
widow may be init @ IA said eal estate
Sd OF al tine debts against de edent lr his est lte
IN the oider If their espectiye priDrities.
4th On tn lers1ua estate If r. c. hughes re.
ceived or which ma, be received by j. J Bur er
ad dur. o' the liens If ans up IL the same aid m Ike
settlement Of j. +. Burner almr. OF sid r. g.
neut by the commr or that eth r. part may desi
required t. b. taken by the de rec IF shenandoah
Circuit Court rendered on the eth day OF April
1879 in suit IN chancery depending in slid csu
between Hagers own Agricultural implement
Nan .ltactnrug Company sc. c0mpits. aud Il. G.
Hughes admr &c. deits and II from any cause
the taking If said accounts shall not be com.
menced, or having been commenced should not be
C mpleted on that day. the taking OF the same
viii be adjourned from day t. day, " from place
70 place. until the same are taken and completed
Given under my hand as Commissioner in
Chan0cry OF the said court, ut my OH e in said
county the day and year rrst Aforesaid.
d r 23-fw. WINS. 4 Bre p O. +. H. SIICKLEY.
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AT the London Circus, in philadel-
pma, Saturday night, Frank Melville
was severely injured by being thrown
from his horse, which took fright and
stumbled 10 the ring.
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To eomplts and defts and all the creii,ors al
Frederick Hoffman dec'd.
AXE notice that have fixed up N the 29th day
Of DAY 1879 at my Office to exec te decree Of tht
Circuit Court 81 Shenandoah county render. d in
The above named cause at the April Term 1879
rrquif lug me to re 'urt any turtle aud ditioba
deDts against Frederick Hoffman deed that may
be proven before me and revise the TO mer a.
counts taken In this cause II further debts h
roved and audited, when aud where you are r..
quirei to attend.
Given uadsr my hand AZ commissioner in
chancery Of said court the day aud year fra
Aforesaid.
apr, 2J-iw Roller p. q. L. T. sTICKLFy
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Wagons for Sale h!

Two No !, farm wagons Tor sale. warrarte5 IN
be put no ia the best style Size Of boxes in one
wagon IA inches, In tie other . 81 inches.
A. BAKER
Marcn AOlh ~ StrasbnrR Va.
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j, S. |. IRWIN,
WITH
Gilbert Bros s. Co.
Wholesale DRUGGISTS,
Cor. Howard and German Streets,
BALTIMORE. MD.
SALE.

AND 209 ACRES OF LAND,
With new two-story HOUSE, 10 by IS feet ~
the Foundation, containing rooms aud ward
robes. and cellar. the same size Of the foundation
Of the house. good butt, and plrcI attached
T. the kitchen an eNcellen. vel Of water az the
door. with a new pump, a 90 d Ia &c D rtco o.
frost, vel finished. The house il well painted
inside and outside, al private rooms The SIZE n
the mill house is 20 by Al feet with addition 10
l6 feet, all two stories. The saw mill is on tb =
iTst por aud g'ist mill on the second q ior wafer
wheel % feet oyershot with } feet breast aud 4 .
feet head Of water. all IN No running order. 4
new 80 inch circnlar saw. About ~ b. airing appie
trees, young year old orchard OF l7iapple tree
aud To- reach trees, some hearing sour aud sweet
cherry trees aud No l ga den, a good new
stable n by p feet and Is feet high stsbing cut
n at each end feed entry between. A good new
frame hog en-, hen house, &c. will sell A. th
same time one No spoke and handle lathe.
good surf &c and I'll K palmer good tennai.r
machine aud No. wood turning lathe Terms
If sale made known on day # sale or BY enauiri %
II the undersigned The property eau be shown
At any time By the undersigned.
j. II BAKER
Bakers Mn, Rockingham county. Va.
apr s-td-
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0,oMMLsslONEKs oFFIoR.

| 4 fpMM S-4ONEhS OFFICE,
| " Wood tJck, W., april 21st 1875
To Frederick H'ttle Henry Hoiue in his own
RICH aud IS one Of the admrs of Joseph Hottie
dec d, / Hottie in nis own right as one O the
admrs. OF Joseph Hottie deed, Ba nett Boehm
| and Sarah his wife ths unknown children Of Adam
ChIistman dec d and his wife CsrJline decd, Jas
Rndy and Blrbara his wife, Joseph. AID ew s
Jacob, Abraham ald Will m Hotel, Isaac Sm1ot
aud Mary his wife, Henry SmO0t and susan his
siie, and Betsy widow Of the late Michael ; Ba r
decd.
You are hereby notified that have fixed upon
the lbtl day If May next, between tie hours of
o'clock, a. VI and d O'Clock, p. II at my office. TO
ascertain the liability if any aud the extent Of ssch
liability II the estate o. Jos. Hottie deed t. con
tnbutlon as the alleged cu-surety OF Henry and
q. Hottie on bond Of J. Bsuserman and Fredc
Hottie to aim as requ ed 10 be aiken by the
decree Of Shenandoah Ci cult Court rendered . n
the 18Th day of Ap il 1919 in 4 suit m chaucery
Deepen ling IN said court between james Rudy and
wife sc. compts d Frederick Hotel &c defts
and II from any cause the taking Of said account
shall not be commenced, or having been com.
menced should not he completed On that day the
taking Of the same will bs adj Juned from day I.
day. or from place to Place, unit the same are
taken and co upl,tcd.
Giysn under 'ny hand es Commissioner in
Ji4ncery Of the sal court, at my Office ia said
county The ay aud year hfst aforesaid.
apr. 23-4w. ". X ". p. q.
T.. ID. Mn MAN Conr in CIV
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4 COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
" Woodstock, Va April 22nd 1872
Ann +. viii who su9s by next friend and Wm
Svartz.. -. ...... Compts.