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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-10-11
Samuel e. Myers, &c.
In Chancery.
Def.s.

To compl.inauts and defendants in the above
named suits and u the creditors OF Samuel G..
Myers and B. i. Myers.
You are hereby notified that have fixed upon
the 30, day Of october 1882, at ny Office to take,
the following accOunts, directed by decree in the
above named causes, rendered in the circuit court
Of shenandoah county o the 18th day Of septem-
Der 1882.
for which Samuel c. Myers is liable, stated in the
order Of their respective priorities.
2nd, An account OF the personal property sold
20 Samuel c. Myers by b. L. Myers by bill Of sale
Of date February 10Th. 1882 aud what deposition
was made Of it.
Sd. An account of the liens binding the real es-
tate granted, l.. Trpleit Trustee, &c. according
to priority.
against the estate OF q. F. Myers in the order Of
priority.
9Th, Au account Of all the LIENS binding the
real estate OF Samuel G. Myers, and that which
conveyed by S. G. Myers to Z. and Jos. ~.
6th, What consideration Of any there was for the
said conyeyances from :. c. ). to q. T.. and J. W.
Myers.
! estats SO conveyed by said 5. c. Myers, aud
whether the rents and profits will pay the debts
against same remaining unpaid after application
OF the proceeds Of sale Of the real estate Of b. f.
Myers decd.
sth, The actual and annual value Of the real
estate conveyed by 3. T. Myers to L. Triplett, jr.
Trustee for >. G. Myers.
9Th. The commuled value Of the dover interest
Of Emma VI. Myers widow Of =. +. Myers, decd,
| in said real estate.
10Th, state, settle and adjust the admr. account
of l.. Iriplelt jr admr. OF -. L. Myers decd. and
llth, ANY other matter he may deem pertinent
or that any party in interest may require. when
aud where all parties interested are required TO
attend, and il from any cause said accounts are
not CON menced or completed GA that day the
taking OF the sam, viii b. adjourned from day 10
day until tho same are taken and completed
Given under my hand as conn in chancery Of
said court the day and year, hrst aforesaid.
E.E. sTICKLEY.
Sep. 27-td. W. =. W. and A. x N.
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DID Malone vote against the re
duction of the tax on wooden goods
He certainly did, and you can't deny
it.
Did be vote againstrsducing the tax
On tobacco to 10 cents per pound
He certainly did, and you can't deny
it.
Is Malone in favor of bigh tariff
which is burdensome and oppressive
TO the farmers and laboreis of Virgi.
mia? He certainly is, and you can't
deny it.
Do you expect to hide these things
from the people, by your silly cry Of
"Funderism" "Bourbenism p You
cannot do it.
The farmers and laboring men OF
Virginia never had greater enemy
than the coalition party. In order
to gain favor with the manufacturers
of the north, they will rob the far
mers aud laboring class of their hard
earned wages, and then profess to be
the poor mans friend.
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Why Every Democrat Should
Vote for O'FerraII over Paul.

Every Democrat IN this District,
whether ReadJuster or Funder, in Stale
politics ought, in this national issue,
to vote for O'Ferrall over Paul. be-
cause:
l. He will vote for abolishlng the In
ternal Revenue system, by which the
Federal Government, with AL over
flowing treasury, still exacts seUen mil
lions of Dollars from Virginia EVERY
YEAR. Paul will vote with the Repub-
lcans to maintain it.
2. O'Ferrali will in Congress, oppose
President Arthur. who vetoed the bill
by which Virginia improvements re-
ceived the largest Appropriation they
ever got from the national government.
Paul will support that President.
3. O'Ferrall will oppose an Admins
tratiou that is seeking to debauch
whole eciion OF the country by the gift
Of petty offices for political purposes.
Paul will support it.
4. O'Ferrall IN case where even
Caikns (Republican Chairman of the
Election Committed says he cannot
vote to seat the Republican contestant,
because his conscience will not ALLOW
him. will at least have as much con-
science as Calkins. Paul will vote TO
seat him-proof-he d,d so rote in the
last Congress, and Calkins (Republican)
did refuse 50 to vote, and Paul voted
the Democrat out and the Republican
into the seat.
5. O'Ferrall will vote against the
party which takes the lax off Of per.
fumery and other luxuries and leaves il
on the necessaries Of life.
G. O'Fcrrall Is runli1g for the ter IL
of Congress in which no SlalSart Re-
publican will have shQ~; for whether
a Democrat, Or Blame. or BlAine's
man is President the crY OF Nv are
for Arthur" will be the political death
warrant Of the man that raises 1t. Paul
Is committed irrevocably to Arthur.
7. O'Ferrall ~ilI o-e more man
n Congress for reducing the tax on
Virginia tobacco. 1t only needed o.ie
nan last session 10 have gotten ii pass
d by the House. - Viadicator.
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! 6OMansSIONRR' OFFICE,
~ Woodstock. Va. October Sd $50.
TO Josiah stickiey SIM. and as such CON- admir-.
Of Catharine swaItz, decd. Rebecca WiDdle David
| svartz Of Peter, Isaac swarz, Aananias Swartz.
! VIM. Swartz, Harrison Swartz, David swartz OF
Samuel, Ann swartz, sophia Swartz, John Richard
IT, and ilsie his wife, Mariah Kisler, A fired
KILLER Mary Ann Snapp and Samuel Snapp.
You are hereby notified that have fixed upon
the 18Th day Of November next between the
hours Of o'clock, A. u. and O'Clock, p. n. to
take al my Office, the accounts Of
lst. Amounts due VIM. Goodman lor board.
washing clothing, attendance &c. after dcdacti ng
rents Of real estate and crediting said Goodman
with costs Of improvements, 10 wit; garden fence,
roof on dwelling house, small building erected for
Catbariue SWartz &c.
. The amounts due said Goodman for accounts
against Catharne swariz, such doctors bill,
taxes. store accounts sc. paid by said Goodman
3D. All claims due said estate Of Catharine
swartz decd. from said Goodman for timber
during his tenancy or any sums due said Good
man for Gle airing any part Of said land and all
other Indebtedness against said estate, any other
mstter deemed pertinent, required 10 be taken BY
on the 9th day Of September 1852 III a suit in
chancery depending in said coIrt between VIM.
Goodman &c. complts. and Josiah Stickley sha
com. admir- of Catherine Swartz decd. &c. defts.
and II from any cause the taking Of said accounts
shall not be commenced. or having been commen-
ced should not be completed on that day, the
taking Of the same will be adjourned from day TO
day, or from place 10 place, until 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
l. HITR BIRD,
Oct I'D. L. Borden pa.
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Beecher Repudiafes FoIger

BROOKLYN, N. Y. Oct. 1.-The dis
satisfaction felt in republican ranks at
the nomiation OF Judge Folger by
means of forged kilograms and the iu-
reference of the administration has
broken out III open rebellion in Kings
county. The Young Republican Club,
very strong organization, has refused
TO support Folger, and 10 night Henry
Ward Beecher denounced the ways of
the party from The pulpit and advised
his hearers TO refuse 10 sustain the
nomination. He said: When Christ
was. cruciied, Herod and Plate were
friends, so when Cornell was defeated,
avarice and ievelge met and kissed.
May my right hand forget lis cunning
If vote to put man in his place for
the sake of ayarice and revenge, and
the leaders can't blind me 10y putting up
good man TO vote for. | would have
you say TO Folger. You are a mere
catspaw, used 10 put the face Of re-
spectabfh,y on an act that is internal"
We will not consent TO the meddling
in local and State matters b. tie gen.
eral government. Our government
has two great elements in 1t, one unity,
the other separateness. The element
for which the South stroye, within cer-
tain limits, was sound-lhe element
of The supremacy of L cal government
in local affairs. This element is pre- =
cious IN our sight and should be MAIN
tanned this principle is dear 10 every
Northern man. When the citizens Of
New York attempt 10 select a chief
magistrate of the State ii is not for the
President Of The United States TO take
one of bis personal body-guards and
send him here for us II is not for him
to say 10 the custom-bouse, with all III,
vast patronage, supportIls man II is
not for him 10 have around him counse-
lors who ought 10 be in prison. 1t is a
shame there should be on the police
board of New York city notorious
scoundrels and forgers, aud that the
Chief Magistrate OF the nation make
such men his bosom cOunselors and
permit them to visit at his house. 1t
is infamous that the convention. having
put this man in place OF Cornell, in-
stead of healing the wounded feelings
OF the great mass Of the voters Of the
State, should put man IN the chair
manship of the State executive commit
tee whom | will not describe except by
saying that he IS notorious Tor want OF
reputation. They tell US IN effect we
have dcne our work, what will you do
about il? The answer is coming--the
sentence is being written on thousands
of ballots. They will 90 10 like faxes
Of snow, and when counted will come
down like an avalanche. Young men,
l call upon you TO rcbuke the republic
can party by beng true 10 yourselves,
to morality, 10 public purity, and re-
buke those in high places who have in
suited you, Injured the cOmmOnweallh,
and gone far towards carrying The le-
publican party over the NiGgala Of COL
ruption.-BaH. Sun.
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.

u Wood stock, Va, Sept. %, 1857.
| To Joseph Windle and Geo. w. Miller &C. Com
planants and Valentine Cleayer admir-. Of Abraham
Miller decd. G. w. Miller. V. cleayer and Eliz,
his wife, Thomaa Jenlcena and Abraham Jenkens.
Gteenbury Jenkins, Philip Miller and Elizabeth
his wife, Emma and Anna Miller widow OF
A. Miller decd. Chas. Bun, Lee HUFF and Rachel
Ann Hch, Margaret Jfnkens and Emma Lee
Jinkens Defte. aud others.
You are hereby notified that have fixed upon
the Goth day Of october next, between the hours
of o'clock, A. NJ. and o'clock p. NJ. 10 tabe and
settle at my office, an account Of the debts out
standing against the estate Of Abraham Mile
decd. according to priority.
And, An account Of the real and personal estate
Of same and whether it viii pay the debts In fun
or in part.
Srd, Settle the account Of V. cleaver admr. Of
A, Miller land whether be has paid any OF the
general debt in full and If 80 TO whom aud how
much.
Attn, Any other matter deemed pertinent or that
any party in interest may require, required TO DC
taken by the decree OF Shenandoah Circuit Court
rendered on the ist day OF September 1882 In
suit in chsncery depending in said court between
Jos. Wndle &c. oomplts. and. Abraham Millers
admrs. sc. defts and II from any cause the taking
of said accounts shall not be commenced, or hav-
ing been commenced should not be completed on
that day, the taking Of the same viii DO adjourned
from day to day, or place ID place, until the same
are taken and completed. al ... 4. ~.
Given under my hand rs Commissioner IN
chanoery Of the said court, at my oi'ice IN SAID
county the day and year first aforesaid. u,
+. d. NEWMAN.
Oct. 4-td. E., E.s. ?. q.
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DOIuIssIoNERs OFFICE

~ MOOGetJcas va. OCtoLtl "a 4o'1.
To Joseph s. Trivia comp,t. and Abraham Metzel
Joseph Vetzel aud VIM. A. .Didiwick and Mary
his wife defts.
You are hereby notified that have fixed upon
the 4th dsy Of November next, between the hours
of A, n. and ?. NJ to take bat my ohice the
accounts Of
LIST The annual and actual value Of The real
estate conveyed byt AbsJlem Wetzel and Mary
j wife JfsSn. 4. Ddlwick.
I'd The liens binding the same aud II Che rents
and profits will pay the demands in five years.
3d-And take evidence in reference 70 the said
conveyance and its validity.
lth And any other pertinent MISTER IN the cause
as required to be ia Zen ny the decree Of shen2n-
doah Circuit Court Rendered on the 4th day Of
September 1882 in a slIit in chsncery depending in
said court between Joseph s. Irwin compt and
Absolein Wetzel &c. deits. and II from any cause
the taxing of said nc cOuuts &c. shall not be COM
nienced, or having been commenced should not
be completed on that day. the taking OF the same
will be adjOurn ed from day to day, or from place
TO place, until the sBms are taken and competed
Given under my hand as commissioner IN chan
cry OF the said court, at my Office in said county
he day and year first Aforesaid. -....
Z. L. STICKLEY.
oct. It'd. W & w.p.q.
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OFFICE.

L "
- Woodstock, Va. September %, 1857
To Mar Fertilizer Co. and all the lien creditor
Of Isaac Marshall cOmpits. and Isaac Marshall, IL
C.. Alien trnstee and ". ;. 4. Nelson, Deits.
You are hereby notified that have fixed npon
the 10th day Of October next, between the hours
Of O'Clock A. ". and o'clock, P. NJ. to take ct
my Office, the accounts Of
lst What real estate Isaac Marshall owned in
ho county Of Shenandoah, at the date Of the trust
deed executed to II, c. Allen, and the actual AID
annual value.
2ud. Whatand TO whom sold subsequent to the
date Of said trust.
Bird, ~ hat real estate said Marshall now owns
| id shenandoah c1unty ana It's actual value. n
4th, What liens by jIds ucA. c- trust bind the
same 10 b. stated in the order Of priority.
5th ANY other matter deemed pertinent by the
commissioner or that any party Interested may
desire, required to be taken by the decree Of shen
and0ah Circuit Court rendered on the 9Th day Of
September 1882 ia SUIT in chancery depending
in said court between he Ma. Fertilizer Co. &C.
c0mn and Isaac Marshall &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 froin day 10 day, or from
place % place, until the same are taken and COM
/ plo.ed
Given under my hand as Commissioner in
/ chaucery Of the said court at my Office in said
court, at my Office in said county the day ana year
/ frs. afOrt said.
| Sept. 21-td. VI. K V. ~.
EE. STICKLEY.
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More Evidence.

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Ask yonr druggist for DR.. Hartman's
book Oh the ILLS Of Ll!e"-gratis.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-10-11

Rev. Beverly London, Republican
Readjuster, of Glouster county, has
published card renouncing coalition
aud announcing his readiness TO take
the stump for the straishtout Republic
can ticket. He says: Il have been
veting with the Readjusters, but have
come to the conclusion to 60 back 10
my first love, the Republican party,
the only true and honorable party. AS
for Malone and party, look upon
them as too dlshonorable and corrupt
Tor Christian to support"
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oct4td


COMMISSIONERS OFFICE
Woodstock, Va. Sept %, 1892
10 Samuel c. Golladay admir- Of Isaac Goliaday
and assignee of saml Golladay decd and all olhei
creditors Of David Mclnturff decd. complts. and
John 2. Cover stone admr Of David Mclnturf
deed. Sarah McInturG, widow Of Noah McInturf
Milton NJ. McInturiI, Thomas McInIurf and
francis his Wifi and Isiah stc1ley Shit. com.
adrnr. Of Gabriel Goliaday decd.
Take notice, that 1 have fixed upon the 2Itl
day If October uext, between tine nours Of 4. II
and P. IT, at my office to ascertain and report al
follows;
Let. Anaccouut of all debts and demands against
tie estate II Dlsil ucIEUiH deed.
ID. Aualc.unt ~ his personal estate, to which
end the account Of }. 4. CoYerstone admr. VIII De
settled.
81 An account Of tie real estate its quautit.
location and value.
4th, Any other matter deemed pertinent Or thu
any party ia interest may require. required % bl
taken by % decree Of shenandoah Circuit COur
rendered on the lst day Of September lss2 in
suitin chauoery tRorein rending between ls3a
Goladay's aamr. &C. compits. and David Mcln
trrG's admir- deits aud ii from any cause the tax
ingof said accounts shall not lie commenced, o.
having been commenced, shall not be completed
on that day, the taxing Of the same viii be ad
journed from day TO dag, and from place 10 place
until the same IRE taken aud completed.
Given under my hand as ,ccnr. II chy. o, the
ssid court, at 10Y office in said county, the d,
an yeif n's: a,3tcsliI. ..
Get 4-tl. E.E. pa.
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Mr.. Paul claims to have been a
very attentive member upon the
session OF the last Congress. lie
was, very attentive. On. Of two
hundred and twenty-tour roll calls,
this careful watcher OF the people
interests was absent seventy >four
times. lie was not absent, how
ever, when the roll was called upon
the contested election cases, where
Democrats were TO be turned Out
and negro peni'entiary conyicts put
in their stead He was not absen,
when the vote was taken upon the
election Ola Speaker, but was on
hand and promptly voted for Klefl'
CT, the Stalwart Radical from OniC
/ WHO favored the infamous Force
Bill, which contemplated the conhs-
cation Of all the property OF the
Southern people, and against thai
gallant Democratic statesman, Sam
J. Randall, 10 whom, moe thar
any other man in the whole United
States this damnable measure owed
It's defeat. He was not absent
when the vote was taken upon the
election OF a door-keeper OF the
House OF Representatives, but came
up up0n his conscience, W. suppose
e. and voted for q son OF that vile
traducer OF the South aid her PEG.
pl Parson BrOwnlow, OF Tennes.
see, against Gen. Field, 4 gallant
Confederate soldier. Blownlow,
the man whom Nj. Paul yo TED Tor,
was not only Il son of Parson
Browniow. bur was all officer IN Tie
YauAec army, aith9us" he ~as
born III lis oou,n having turned
his back upon h's own section and
kindred, and taken up arms u help
snoot down the brave Southern
boys VINO leit called upoh 10 defend
their homes and hresides. LII other
words, NJ. Paul was always on
hand when he mad a chance 10 cast
a vote against Democracy anu Inc
South, IN people, but "Das not thar
when measures Of relief Tor cut TAX
cursed AMI tax-rlddcu Southland
were proposed by the Democracy
But then lie did it all for conscience
sake, and Paul Is honorable q
man Rock. Register.
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NcMMt1slDNELc OfflCE,
y Woodstock, Va October Cd 1882.
TO Thomas J. Kerlin in his own right and az
Guardian for Nahsla Millers children, and SAml,
Ieriin ia bis own right and as administrator Of
David Kerin decd. and Trustee for Barbara
Eadely, the wife Of Eli fadley.
Y0uare hereby notified that have fixed upon
the 10Th dAy Of November next. between the hours
Of o'oiock 4. ". aud o'clock z. NJ TO take and
settle at my Office, tie accounts Of David Kerlins
estate I'm the hands OF Thomas ] Kerlin and
Samuel Kern admr. Of said David Kerlin decd.
and Of the amounts that may BE- dHe from said
Thomas J. KERN and Samuel Kerln sdmr. as
aforesaid seye ally 10 the compliments out Of the
estate Of said David kern decd and such other
pertinent accounts as said comr. may deem neees
snry or any Of the parties may desire, required to
be taken by the decree Of Shenandoah Circuit
Court rendered on the 18th day OF april 1882 in
suit in chancery DEFENDING In said court between
benjamin. Kerlin, Jhhn Kerlln, Gasner kerlin and
others complts. and Thomas J. keriin and others
dcfts and If from any cause the taking Of said ac-
counts shall o. 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 cham
Gerry the said court, at my Office In said county
the day and year hrst aforesaid.
HITE BIRD.
oct It'd. G.. W. Berlin p. q.
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= oMlnssI0NERis OFFICE.

!
Y Woodstock, Va. Sept %. 1882.
To Cecil National Bank Of Port Deposit, c0mplt
l. Hite bird Trustee, Elizabeth g. Moore, Joseph
Perry, J. W. r. Moore and Mark Bird surviving
exrs. Of Chas Moore deed. Josph Ruby " Walton
c0mr. II. VI. woods, J. II. Homer, b. T.. Newman
= Of himself and J. W. banner aud former
partners, under named and style Of Danner &
Newman, b. z. Newman adDlr. Of J. W, Danner,
deed. d. +. Spiker and James W. SAum admrs.
OF Elias ,aum decd aud all other lien creditors Of
!. W. K. Moore.
You are hereby notified that have fixed upon
the 3lst day Of UctOhe 1872 at my office o take
tine dispositions Of various parties as 10 the sui
fciency of the consideration 70 be paid By j. ".
Miller aud Geo. Lantz, for real estate bought
priyatly by them Of J. ". Z. Moore aud whether
the conf nation Of said sales as made By the
court would be- ID tile advantage Of the creditors
required to BE- taken to be used evidence by
decree rendered by the Circuit Court Of chcn an
d0ah county on the 10th day Of September loo-
in the chancery cause therein pending, Of Ceci
National Bank Of Port DEPOSIT vs.. J. ". x. Moore
&c Aud II from any cause tue taking OF said depo-
sinons should not be commenced on that day OF
hang been commenced should not be completed
then the same to be adjourned from day to day
aud from place ID place. until completed.
Gwen under my hand c3mr. IN chy. Of said
court at my Office, in said county the day aud
year r.. shove mentioned.
oct IA. Ed. NEWMAS.
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HOMMIssIONEk's OFFICE,
- ~.

! y ! ahOltctONh, Va Etlt. 10 loc@
To Eliza Myers, Joel T. Myers, Della Luthoitz,
SamL H. W. bowman, and Mary his wife, complts
aud J, J. Stonebnrner, petitioner, VS., John W.
| Myers. Derotha Myers, Robert Myers, Vim. and
Charlotte Crabill, Anna Z. Samuel and John
Hawkins, Elizabeth Hawkins, john, Della, Robt
| Addie aud Charles lfamrick and Nimrod Hamrick,
Defts. q. .el 81 - ~. H.
You are hereby notified that have IKE upon
! the 25.h day Of October next, between the hours
Of o'clock, A. ". and o'clock, p. N. to take aud
settle. st my oilice.
/. The dmihistrator account Of John W. Myers,
ad mr.. Of John Myers, deed.
I q An account Of any outstanding debts agains.
| the estate OF John Myers, deed.
3. An account Of amount to be paid proportion
ately By the heirs to pay the debts Of decedent.
L. An account OF the liens in their order against
John W. Myers, including liens unpaid purchase
money and any other matter 1 may deem perth
nent or that any party in interest may desife, re-
quired TO be taken by the decree Of Shenandoah
Circuit Court rendered on the 10 day ct septem-
Der 1882, in suit IN chauc cry depending "a said
court between Eliza Myers So and J. j. stone
burner petitioner, complts. aud John W Myers,
&c Defts. and II from any cause the king Of
said accounts shall not &c commenced, or hau ng
been commenced should not be completed on that
day, the taking Of the same viii BE- adjourned fr ON
day 10 day, or from place Place, until the Anne
are taken and completed. e."
Given uhder my hand as Commissioner. n c han
Gerry of said court at nay Office ia ga Id county The
day aud year hrst aforesaid. n = L
Wa W. p.q-J .tf ~ Sept, 27,-~fw