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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-02-16

VTuGINIA, TO WIT
' Atlues held in the Clerks Ole Of the Cir
cult Court Of shenandoah, for the month Of Feo-
Charles V. Hess, Alfred Mil er and Catherine Z.
Miller, nee Hcss his wife, ....... .......Compts'
Against.
Jacob H. Lichiter. trustee Thomas W. Miller,
Wesley Miller aad GrabaellA his wife, John /.
II ck.ian aud the heirs and distrbitees Of Rcoecca
b. Cloud dec d. VIZ; $50. Massey aud tat1.Iihc
his wife. 90. Hopcwell aud sarah his VIE, Mary
Cloud, Virginia Cloud aud Dauie Cloud, Lett.
In Chanccry.
Tie object Il this suit is T. establish the tie OF
Cessandra Hickman deed. - certain real estate III
WO0dst -, Va.
To consirue the will Of C1s'andrs Hickman,
d.c'd and sett the rsai c-tttc tnereiu dcTi-cd
aud invest the proceeds thereof Ia ot1cr rea estate
uuder the or Ter Of tie Court apd q taie
inch accounts OF NAY BE- nece ,sary T. the sette.
meat Of the e.tate Of Cassandra llickman dec d.
1; appearing by satisfactory evidence int ihe
Gefendauts Jacub IL. LichlIter, Thomas W, Miller,
Massey and Catherine his VIE, Mary Ciond.
Virginia Cloud aud Daniel Cloud are not inhaDi-
t,ut, u this state II is rriercd That the sasd de
fendauts do appear here within one month aitcr due
publcaiion htrclf and d what u necessary 70 p o.
;ect their Interests that copy Of this order be pub
lisled ~ some ne yslaper printed in Noodstock,
po.teI It tue front door # the Court House OF sad
cluntv on the fir day Of the neNt County Court
Geo. W. Miley, c. &C. 5. C.
4 Cvp,, Testc.
Geo. ". Miicy. G." CSC.
G.KC.pq Feb. 9th-4w
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A dispatch from St. Paul, Mo-, re-
ports passenger trains throughout the
State snow bound for more than a
week. A Sioux City dispatch says he
Illinois Central road has got train
through TO that poin. which had lain in
the drifts six days, and sent a train out
last night, which 10 nov 5lockaded 100
miles from there.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-02-16
A Copy, Teste.
Geo. W. Mlley c. C. c. S. C.
Feb. 9-4Y. A. u NJ. Pc.


COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.
~ Woodstock, Va. Jan. Dist 1881
TO Ahram Hi-ey, wm. Hoover, Isaac Hoover
James II. Hoover, Geo. Hoover, Lachel Hoover
aud Juathan nker her husband, Rachel Hoover
widow OF Ecu.en Hoover, decd. and JacOt
Hoover, Samuel hoover, ana Henry Hoover chill
dren aud heirs Of uenry Hoover, decd cOmplts
aud Eu Conrt admr. OF Abram Hoover, dec d
Juo H. II over, adirr. benjamin Hoover, dec u
Ananias Baker aud Elizabeth bis wife, Ann Foltz
Jacob Hoover, Silas Hoover, Margaret St0nebuT.
ner, wife Of ", H. StOneOurner, aud Mary and
Re0tcca Hoover children Of Jos. Hoover, decd
John n. Hoover, VIM. 4. Lambert and Margaret
d = wife James H. KILLER, aud Amanda s. +. his
wife Milton Hoover, VIM Hoover, Joseph Hoover,
James Hoover, Lemuel Hoover, Annie Hoover,
Perry Hoover, DAVID 10 yer Joseph Lambert aud
Barbara his wife, Peter Helsly aud susan his wife
Defts. aud all others concerned.
You are hereby LOtihed that have fixed upon
the 2s.h 10y Of February neAt, between the hours
Of q O'Clock, A. NJ aud o. lock, p. NJ. If fair, II
not, on the next lair day thereafter Sunday ex'
cepted) to take aud settle, at my office, the ac-
counts OF ri 4 felt, ainr. Of Abram hoover,
deed aud ascertain and ep1r, the balance IN his
hands, after the costs Oh .dmr. applicable to the
payment Of tie amounts hei einUefore decreed
aud distribute the san'e among said parties, who
may be entitled to tue same and also TO take any
eyid nee that may be ole ed 10y any Of the par
ties in interest to show any payment to the parties
in whose favor decrees have been herenbefore
preyiousl, make, and that he report any other
matters he may deem pertinent, OF any party in
interest may require and report his proceedings
hereunder Ia o der 70 final decree, required to
be taken by the decree OF shenandoah Cir cult
Court rendered on the Gath day Of January 1881.
In u suit in chancery depending IN said court be-
tween Abraham Hisey, &c. C0mplts. and Abraham
lIoOycr's Gc. Debts. and il from any cause the
taking of SAID accounts shall not be commenced,
or having been commenced shOuld not be COM
peted on that day, the taking Of tue same will be
adjou ned 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 aay aud year first Aforesaid.
p. W. MAGRUDER,
Feb. 2d.-4w,
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II. Loul Rcpubliean ]

II is very rare that the Republican
consents ID edilorially forward the ln'
,erests Of advertisers Of what are known
as patent medicines, as it does not iIe-
queutly fall cut That we can have posi-
live knowledge OF their merits. How
ever; we take pleasure in saving OF 81
Jacobs Oil from individual eXperime MT
that Is most excellent remcdli Il
agent. and as such We eau heartily ie'
commend it.
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.
Woodstock. Va. J ~ 26th, 1881.
70 MARYLAND Ferulizing and Manufacturing Co.
Conult aud Il. u. Funkh0user, Joseph Punk
houscr and wife, ). J. Burner :. J. Jameson, t-us-
tee A Mouutz committee Of kehecca Mount
and admir- of Joseph Mount, decd. W. X }, Hotel
Varraf.t Funkhouser and L. Lee Bell Dets.
Won are hereby noline1 that l have fixed upon
fhe itfi dav Of Narch ucxt, between the hours Of
o'c ock. A. NJ. and O'Clock. 7. NJ. at my oihce, TO
ascertain and report as follows; Isl. All meas
non and binding the real estate Of Il. ID. Funk
houser and classify thcm in the order OF lien prlof-
tea "a A special report IN relation to the debt
secured to be raid in the several deeds OF trut To-
ferre1 70 in the bill which have heeu paid, If any
and what property therein c0ayeye IS still IN pos
session Of r. d. Funkhouser 81. WHAT real estate
aid FunEhouser 10 seized Of, his interest III the
san,e aud is gross aud annual value, aud 4th Any
other matter may deem pertinent or that either
Marty NAV DESIRE required 70 be taken by the decree
n shenandc all Circuit Court rendered on tue @Vth
day Of January 1851, in suit IN cnancery Depend
INC in said court between the Maryland ferthlZlng
and Manufacturing Co. Compts. and Il. ID. funk-
houser &c Deits and If from any cause the tAkin
Of aid accounts shall not be commenced or havlDg
beeu commenced should not be completed on that
day the taking of the sanc Will be adj 'urns ron
day to day, OF from place 10 place, I'll the same
are taken aud completed.
Given under my hand as Commissioner In chan
Gerry ofthe said court at my ohce ia SAD count!
the day and year fret afcre aid. ..
'N' L. T. sTIcKLFY.
Feb. 9.-4w. WINS b'o'P T.
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Feb 2-td.
orFIcE.

TOMMt ,SiONERS OFFICE,
~ W0ldst EEK, Va. Jan. 18th, 1881.
To Horace BlacEmar aad others Compits. aud
r. T.. Mir,iOn, I. ]. aarst0n and c. HockmaL
Defis aud al The lien creditors OF r. +. Marston
Ylna.e hereby not ned that have hxed upon
the 81 day of Nircl next. bet geen the hours OF
O'Clock 4. ". aud 6 o'clock, P. VI. 10 take at my
o ice, the accounts Il let. The balance OF tbs
unpaid purchase due c. IIockiaan from Il. X.
Marston on the resl estate 81 said Marston, 81.
The amount aud priOrit'es OF the debts Of Y. 2.
Marst0n due by lien Of jadkment or otherwise,
3D. The value actual aud annual Of the real estate
Of the defeniants Mlrston, and any other matter
[ may deem pertinent or either party may desire
as required - b. taken BY the decree OF Shenan-
doah Circuit Court rendered On the 2ith day Of
January 1851, IL a slit Ia clancery depending Ia
said court between Horace Blsckmlr, X. compl's.
and r. L. Marst0n 81. Delts. aud II from any
cause The taxing Of said accounts shall not be
commnced, or having been commenced should
not BE- completed on that day, the tsiag OF tue
same will be al On med from day 20 day, or from
place TO place, autil the sane ace taken aud com
pleied.
Given under my hand IS Commissioner In
chancery OF the said cDur, at my 0h,e IN said
county the day aud year h,st Aforesaid.
Z. L. ST.CKLEY.
Feb, DIV A. n ". p. q.
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Commissioners Sale
OF
a River Farm.
Jacob Cops admx ComPlt.

JACOB Oopp 5 allHX Ooiupi''
vs..
jeremiah s. Evans &c. Defls'
Pursuant to a decree in the above
mentioned cause of date Sept. 18th.
1880, the Undersigned will offer at
public sale on the premises
THURSDAY, MARCH 81 1881,
the following described real estate:
The farm known as the lower Artr
farm, more recently owned by Jacob
Opp and sold by his heirs to Jerc-
miah S Evans. containing PIT
acres more or less. This farm is some
) miles south of Woodstock and
about . miles east of Ediaburg near
the 70 ID from the Valley Turnpike 10
Caroline Furnace.
TERMS OF SALE:
One halt cash, and the resi- lue in
one year from day OF sale, evidenced
BY he bond of the purchaser with
good personal security, lieo to be
reserved for said deferred payment.
Sale to commence at O'Clock.
W. MAGRUDER.
Feb. 2-td. SIP. Comr.
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.

COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
u Woodstock. Va, January 2jih 1881.
70 Obel Funk &c. COTpt and D. h. spengier
admr. Henry Il. Grove decd, Daniel Gillian and
Mary c. his wife, Lhas Or.ye-his wife, Jn0.
D. Grove aud b tie lis wife Allen drove and bis
wife, A Dayis and Ann his wife. aud A. Meme; &c
and Lula his wife.
You are hereby notified that I have fixed upon
the 25th day Of Fsbrua'y next between the hours
OF . O'Clock A. VI. aud 6 clock p. NJ. 70 take and
settle, at my ohce the acc]uats OF all the debts 81
Henry Z. Grove decd, and state them IN the
order Of their respective prioriiies.
End, An account Of the real estate Of which he
died seized aud possessed.
3rd, An account Of any surpluss remaining ia
the hands Of ". T. Williams Trustee foi the
property sold by him.
4th, an account Of the settlement Of d. II.
Spengle- admr. (and substituted Tsustee) Of Hy.
r. Grove decd.
5th Any other matter deemed pertinent or that
any party il Interest may require requl ed to be
taken b. the decree If Shenandoah Crcnit Court
rendered on the 10Th day Of December 1899 IN a
suit IN chancery depending in said eJuri between
Obed Faux s.. COmpts. aud Henry K. Groves
admr. &c Detts. aud II from any cause the taking
Of said accounts shall not he commenced, or
having been commenced snould not be complete 4
on that day, the taking Of the same will be adj
jOurned from day 10 day, or from place 10 place,
until the ssme are taken aud completed.
Given under my hani as Commissioner ia
chancery Of the said court, at my Office ia said
county the DAY aud year Arst Aforesaid.
L. d. NEWMAN
Feb 2-4w. +. s.P.Q.
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COMMISSIONER OFFICE,

COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
" WOJdstJ,s, Va. Feb. 1st 1881.
To John W. OF, s. Z. VIM. n. Barget, N. l..
Walton aud Z. u. Newman, Adinrs. Of :. A. Dan
ner decd W. Z. Barron and all other general or
lien creditors " A. J. Cuilers, doc'd. W. 4. VII
Iiams admr. OF A. j. Cullers, deed. Mary h.
Cuers aud Salie q. CulieTs.
You are hereby notified that | have fixed upon
the Sd day Of March next, between the hours Of 9
O'Clock, A. N aud o'clock, p. NJ. IL fair, II not,
On the next fair day thereafter sunday excepted
10 state settle aud adjust at my Office, the admin
stratorial account OF W. 4. Williams admr. Of
A.. j. Cullers de ed. to ascertain the actual and
annual va ne Of the real estate Of which A. j. Cu-
lers died. seized and possessed. what debts are
outstanding against decide rs estate and classify
the same With respect to priorities. ascertain the
money value of the dover interest Of the widow Of
the late =. J. Gu lers or any other matter deemed
pertinent By any party in interest. required TO be
taken By the DEGREES OF shenandoah circuit Court
rendered On the sth OF Sept 1850, aud 2lst day Of
January 1881, IN suit In chancery depending ia
said court between John ". OFT s. 2. use VIM. H..
Bargelt Com Its. and A. ]. Culer's admr. widow
aud heir, Dells. aud If from any cause the taking
OF said accounts shall not be commenced, or hay-
ing been commenced should not be completed on
that gay, che taxing 81 the same Will be adjodrned
from day to day, or from place to place, until the
sane are taken aud completed.
Given under my hand as Commissioner IN chan
Gerry OF the said court, at my Office in sid county
the day and . car hsst Aforesaid.
l. HITE Bird.
wkwpq Feb, 2,-4w.
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To Whom II may Concern.

A n persnns whOmsoe,er are hereby warned
Aacinst dealihg in, OF trading Tor. tKo cert4.a
Ia d bonds, payable T. aud held BY Benjamin y.
stick Z, aud executed ~ Philip stickley March 10,
1851. o e for siy0OJ and due s'on thereafter, and
the ether fDr $4,000 due IA september is6S bfer-
interest from date for the reason that tue same
uave been long since fully paid.
JACOB A. HOTEL. Admr.
Fec. Q, I'm oil Philip S!ickley, decd.
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. The Flood in the Potomac.

WASHINGTON, Feb. Is. 1851
Fifty years ago the freshet, in con-
sequence OF the break up of the Ice
on the Potomac, equaled that which
is just now taking place, bat. &C
coIding to the memory OF the''oldest
inhabilant7 and local historians,
there has been witnessed nothing
like it during the interim. A special
in Tie Sun sent hence at an early
hour on Saturday morning stated
that the ice had broken at Harper's
Ferry and was on its way down.
The calculation then was that it
would not reach lere until about
noon on Saturday. 1t came more
rapidly, however than was antici-
pated, and reached here in It's full
ness by ten o'clock in the morning
though the highest water was not
until 4,3O o'clock in the afternoon,
when the hood-tide was in.
The entire portion Of the city be-
tween the Monument and the Capitol
was covered with wa,er for a width Of
from 2 to squares, the greatest width
being from Sixth to First street, which
is the lowest and f1lttest section. IL
this valley the depth averaged from
three to six feet, suspendins travel for
several hours between the city proper
and South Washington except by boat.
the d pth being so great that horses
could not wade through It. The Belt
line Of street cars kept going through
The new-made river until the horses
could not get footing owing to the
depth of water, the passengers being
required 10 stand on the seats. Alter
wards it became necessary TO keep from
getting drenched in the water to get on
The tops Of the cars. The Seventh
street line kept up travel, and Carried
all who were willing TO run the risk o.
getting wet. The greatest dep. h OF
water was in the vicinity Of the Balti-
more and Potomac depot, where by one
o'clock boats we're used TO carry per-
sons from the hotels TO tie depot.
Several cars Of the Metropolitan rail-
way during the early part Of the day
cot as far as Sixth street, IN front d
the depot, and the drivers beng unable
to make any more progress cut their
horses loose aud made them swim out.
the passengers being taken from the
tops Of the cars 10 boats.
DAMAGE TO THE POTOMAC BRIDGE.
The Long Bridge STOOD the pressure
Until Q o'clock last night, when four
spans on the Washington end gave way
IN all about four hundred feet. This
relieved The gorge 10 great extern Land
probably bad great deal TO do with
the disappearance Of the water in the
city, which began soon afterwards 10
fall very percep,ibly.
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In ChallcerY.
Geo. ". Miley Clerk.
A Copy, Teste.
Geo. w. Miley c. c. c. :. C.
-4w. VIM. K Bro p. q.

yTIRGlNGA, TO VII:
Y liz YAcATIos.-In the Clerks Once Of the
Circuit Court of Shenandoah, for the month Of
February ~. 1881;
Bernard II. HorrcI and Martha s. his wife
Complts
Against
Richard T. Crabill and Charles Z. Crabil almr.
Of Emanuel Crabill decd, Elizabeth Crabili widow
Abraham Cabill, Lewis Martin Crabill, Mary e..
Crabill Annie Crabill, Elmira Crabill, Rebeccs j.
Crabil. Bette II. Crabill, Joseph =. Kronk aud
james NJ. Leary admr. Of John Keller decd. Defts.
In Chancery.
The object Of this suit is 10 obtain settlement Of
the accounts Of the personal representatives. of
Emanuel Crrbil dec d, to ascertain the dcbts out
standing agains said decedents estate, and t. sub
ect the real estate to sale, in order to satisfy said
outstanding debts.
ltappearing by satisfactory evidence that The de-
fsndait Lewis Martin Crabin is lot an inhabt nt
of this Ststelt is ordered That the said defendant
do aDriar here within one month after due publ
cetiDn hereof and do what is necessary u protect
his iuteie-t that a copy Of this oroer be published
i'm some newspaper printed in Woodstock, once a
week fur four successive weeks, aud copy posted
at the front door Of the Cour house Of said county
on the FIRST day Of the February term ofthe county
cunt 1851.
Geo. w. Miley C. {. :. :. C..
A COPY TESTE
Geo. W. Mllel {. c. c. s. c.
Feb. 7--lw. ". W r.o.
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Fifteen inches OF snow iell at Yelling
ion. Kan. Thursday night. Several
trans have bc caught in heavy
drifts.
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Boot and Shoe Ma
king.

D. Copenhayer has opened boot and
shoe making shop, in the shop occupied BY
Mr.. Williim Dosh, in this place where he
he will be pleased 10 serve his old customers
and the public generally,
Terms Ca-n.
Janv. lS-tf.
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Gold has been d;scov red on Laurel
Ridge, Flo,d county. a hog root d
some Of the precious mineral up at a
spring, which led 10 an examination
With The r,sut .npmcd.
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DAMAGE To HOTELS.

Tie ST. Mare, the Howard House,
81. James, National, Metropolitan, ST..
Charles, Washington. the Ansri ca n
and the Holmes House suffered the
most Of the cooking of these hotels is
done in the basement! stories, the fires
we're put out. The guest were con-
sequeniiy fed with difficulty, the cook
ING having to be done at other places,
or in stoves in other parts Of the house.
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The obi &c. Of this sgit Is = have th' At vii
and test Uncut Of Frederick lie.sley construed -
nr,ylde for tn, support All maint nance Of
Fiizoheth Heisley, his widow; T. ascertain the
deIts. changes aud leglcies chargao.e upon the
real estate devised by sad Frederick Kelsey u
Icvi Hels,eT. no. deed. aud to obtain stts 81
aid resi estate and for her purposes nfltioned
in the oiginal aud amended bills. ..
ItappeaTing by satisfa't)ry evidence tlat the dc,
fendant, lydia Rosenberg r, Jackson Veal ani
Dollv his wife. John Hesnman and lula his Wiie
are not Inhabitants Of this State-ti - orietei,
rIat the sad defendants do appear here witAin
one month after dee publication hereof and do
what Is necessary to protect their int r, ,as.
copy OF this order be published IN some nsSspaPes
weeks. a copy post.d at the front door Of the
court-house II said county, on tie first day Of
the next county court.
Geo. W. MileY, c. c. C. S. c..
A Copy, Teste.
G. 0. w. Miley. G. C. C. s. c.
Feb 0--4w. w. j ". p y
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lydia Rosenberger, Abraham strlcker and Sarah
his wife. Jackson wetze and Dolly his wife savii
Iohn s. Iver. Julia, wife Of John Heishman. osiah
.tickley Shf. Com. Admr. c. t. a.. ofFreder'ck
Uelsley decd, and shift. Com. Admr. OF Lew
IIelsley decd, Ellen He'sey. Elizabeth Helsiey,
Vim. Wetzel aud Catharne his " fe, James George
: -, tf.isfa, Delts.
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Orkney Springs Company. 80. COmplts.
Against
Jones and Parker.

Pursuant 10 a dccreee rendered in the
above cn,ill d chaLcory cause. by the
Cir,u;, Court of ~heuandOl an County. on
49, SIN d,yof Ia,,ory 1881 the un.
y r.i'n~d snrc..l commissioner, Of
S,i.. Mil scii on
rprD,v MARCH irUfQ9l
u r,, .,
I'D front Oh tie iIo.ei o' L" SeP' moore'
III INC w" VI - '''e',;n i''''.''''"
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Oscar Z. Perrigo has been sentenced
in Ricbn ond, Va, to f'e years IN lie
penitentiary fer bigamy.
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The object Of this suit is to ascertain what
inieresi the defendants. the heirs at law OF
Beatty Carson. decd have 10 the property,
at Nlt Jackson Va. LOW occupied by the
Complainant. if any. and. if any, to havea
decree for the PARTITION Of the same among
those entitled thereto, said property was sold
to Penn, hacker and Conn ard afterwards
couyej cd 10 said Complains Mt.
II appearing by satisfactory evidence that
tie defendants Peter W. Roller. Catharine a.
Roller: Robt. Harris, Edward Harris. Thomas
Harris. Wiiber Harris and Carson Harris are
not inhabitants ofthis tate-It IS ordered,
That the sail defendants do appear here
wishin one month after due publication here
of. and do What is necessary 10 protect their
interest; that a copy # this be published IN
some newspaper printed in Woodstock, once
a week for four successive weeks. and copy
posted ri the front door of the Court House
Of said County, on the first day Of the next
Circuit Cour,.
GEO. W. NILEY, c. c. c. Sec.
4 Copy, Toste.
GEO. ". MlLEY. c. c. C. 5. c.
\. d VI A. q. W. pa. Jan. 26,-tw'
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AGAINST.

Peter W. Roller Ca.harine A. Roller, j. N.
Conner. John Rosonberger, john VI. Romick
D. 7. Kasey, j. W. Miller. jno. Eston Hsr-
ris. Robt. Harris, Edward Harris Thomas
Harris, Wil5or Harris. and Chales Harris,
hatf-
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~ WIT.

XrIRGINIA, TO WIT:
Y In the Clerks Office ,of the Circuit
Court Of Shenandoah, Jan. 2lst, 1881
Dorilas Proctor, Complainant.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-02-16

V At rulcs he'd in the Clerks O1iee Of the
Circuit Court Of shenandoah County, Tor 'Ae
month Of February ISL. ,-,.
uenrv Numaw Comtee for Elizabeth Hesley
and his own right and in right Of his wife Isabella
COmpt.
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N1IRGINiA, TO VII: I'll.
y At rules held in the Clerks Ofice ofthe Cifuit
Court of Shenandoah, for the month OF February
1885, ,,,,,,
Levi Erb... ........-'.. ...'.''''''' 'N"'-F' 49,
rs.
Thomas b. Quay and Matilda II Quay MS wite'
Vim. G. Thompson, aud p. ". Masrdder. Trustee
Defendants.
In Chancery.
The object Of this suit is T. att 1ch the Interest OF
said Matilda II. Quay in the real estate lying on
INC road near Columbia Furnace, in shenahdoah
county. Virginia, conveyed by A. J. Downey 20
rnstee for her separate use, and the re1ts OF the
sane n satisfy the demand q Complt to-@it: speu
ith LEGAL interest thereon ffom January -otA 1871
All naid. and the costs Of this suit.
Itappearfng by satisfactory evidence that the
defendants Thomas b. Quay AMI Matilda H. quay
are not inhab s,sets Of this State-lt Is ordered,
THAT the SAID defendants do appear here within
one month after due publication hereof, ana 40
what ia necessary 70 protect Their Interest," that
conv Of this order be published IN some newspaper
nrinte1 In Wo0dst ok once week Tor Tour success
siye weeks, and q cory posted at the front door OF
the Cont house Of said county on the hrst day OF
the next county court
Geo. w. Miley c. c. c. 5. C..
A Copy. Tesle.
Geo. W. Mley Z. c. C. 5. c.
Feb. 9-4g. A. & NJ. p. q.