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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1883-01-17

Professor Tee, The distinguished Ne
teoroloeist and Weather Prophet Of 81.
Louis. has issued his Annual National
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besides foretelling Tho weather for every
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concerning atmospheric phenomenon-
the whole designed not only to give the
facts as to the weather, but to teach tie
masses the facts determining weather
changes. In Il present number The
Professor has a timely article an Com
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Fuel Ct the Fulure.' In view Of L!
terrible s,ofms o. LAST summer, his
Motions about Tornadoes' are special
~ interesting. and bis directions for
guarding against their destructive effects
20, .ess rare practical value. The pages
Of The Almanac for 1888 are further
enriched by a variety of fresh, popular
and instructive matter relll.ns TO the
fascinating science Of Meiecrology-
the whole making the most complete
and useful annual for The farm, the
household and the shop ever published.
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peared on the roof of the bank building
at a critical juucture, directly opposite
the servants quarter. ladder 10 hand.
For moment the unwieldly thing was
poised in mid.air, and then descended
with crash through n window Of The
helei. 1t formed q bridge across the
alley. and before it became steady in
position men had crossed into the hotel.
Then, amid the cheers Of The multitude
below. they dragged helpless creatures
ecross the slender bridge until fully Il
dozen were rescued. all in their night
clothes, but many were badly frozen
before reaching IL shelter. 4 woman
in dead faint was dragged across in
safety, Int At one ;imc ihe whole of
her body was hangin" over clear Of the
ladder. willie n brave man held her BY
ore Of ter ankles. The crowd fellow
hold their breaihs III suspense, expect
ins every moment to see the ladder
turn over or break beneath the terrible
strain. The man. however, was equal 10
the emergency. BY a 9erculean effort
he pulled her upon the slender bridge,
aud Gually placed her out Of danger,
while the crowd, which had endured
the most painful suspense for fully ten
minutes. burst forth in round after
round OF applause. Twelve waiter
girls were rescued by these brayo men,
The two brothers Clayton rescued four
women, carrying them out bodily. The
police rescued dozen persons.
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Decision by "a ReaAjusfer
Camel

The readjuster Supreme Court OF
Virginia Monday, in the contested
case for a seat on that bench be
tween judges Burks and Hinton,
decided in iaver Of the latter. Judge
Burks was elected to fill vacancy
on that bench several years ago, but
in conformity with decision OF the
Court OF Appeals on test case
claimed to be elected for the full
term OF twelve years. The ,eadius
ter Legislature at its last session
decided that all the Supreme Court
ljudgeships were vacant, and procee-
ded to elect five judges. llr. Drury
a. Hinton. of Petersburg, being
elected TO succeed Judge Burks.
The latter. as stated, claimed to
hold over. but last week the othe.
tour readiuster judges heard argu-
ment, and yesterday decided in
favor of Hinton. Judge Lunsford J..
Lewis, the only republican on the
bench, dissenting. In the argument
last week Judge Burks's counsel
sought to have the case heard by a
special court, on the ground that
the new court was prcjudiced in
favor OF Hinton. This was refused
and the court has now, with rare
unanimity so far as the democratic
readjusters on tie bench arc cons
cerned; reversed an opinion deliver
ed by the court when it was COM
posed OF some Of the leading jurisis
OF the State,
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Renlcnlber Ihia

Ifyou are sick Hop Bitters viii surely al,
Nature in making you well when all cls'
ais
Ii Won are cosiiye OF dSspeptic, or are auti
ering from any other of the numerous dis
eases of the stomach or bowels it j, youi
own fault If YOU remain I'D. for Hop Bitten
are sovereign remedy in al such complaint.
Icyou are wasting away with any form %
Kidney disease. stop tempting Death tins
moment. and turn for q cure TO Hop Bltt9rs
If you are sicl, 18th that terrible sickness
Nervousness. you will find a "Baim in c.
cad in the use Of Hop BiiieIs.
Ifvou are f,equenter, or resident of q
miasmalc district, bnrricade your system
against the scourage of fall couniries-mala-
rial. epidemic, bilious. and intcrmiiicn fever
by the use or Hop Bitters'
ii you have rough. pimply, or sallow skin,
bad breath, pains and aches, md feel misor-
able generally, Hop Bitiers will give yor
fair skin. rich blood. and sweetest breath
health and comfort.
In short they cure all Diseases Of th.
stomach, Bowels. Blood, Liver, Nerve. Kid
ncys, Bright's Disease. 500 viii be poi
for case they will NOT cure or help.
That poor, bedridden, invalid wife. sister
mother. or daughter can be made the p'ctur
of health, by a few bottles OF Hop BittHs
costing buta triile. WIKI you let them suffer
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f'0Mllls-IJArE's OFFICE,


- Hood-to'z. s.. Jan. l6is, i-S1.
ToI n. Conn. E.I. ~ Hlsman Webb. decd
joseph Horr q, ana aohu foH2, cumpits. SIS. Eliza
beth webb. widow Of David Webb, deed. Henry
Webb, Ne1btu Webb. Mary Hebr. Martha Webb,
Elizabeth Webb john W,ah, David Ncbb's almr.
aud Adam Clgi-mau.
Ion age hereby D Oiled ta.i fhtee fixed upon
tho lC,h day 20 fen. nCxt. between tac hours of
ocioci C.. ~. AID O'Clock, ?. ID fair, b. not
on the ncxt fair day thereafter sunday excepted
20 ta.e and ss'te, at nay oM'e, thc accounts 81
lst, VI. l. Walton special clmr. ", what is dge
Exr. ot - rtaau Webb, q eli. .ron rayld Webb,
on h.s prrcAi-r money blnls. vl-t amounts
havr been f.i. fy -a.d Ey'r % the h-i.- Of Har-
man Ntl5. a"-'d. and 90 which eft sad heirs tha
rcaldue e -aii purchase money is due IiI, Amy
other matte deemed pertinent or That amy party
iu interest ufy require, required Co Doe taken D.
the dec-,e nj shenandoah circuit c1rr; rendered
oa tAe....d.y " Dee. l,,2, iu su.t .u chance y
DEFENDING ia said court o-twctu Haiman Webb =
Ex'r caup.ts. and David webb almr. Ec. Drifs.
and 81 FROM aEy cause the TAKING Of said shall not
be- commenced, or having been commenced should
not Doe completed on that day, the taking az the
same wiz be- aoi Yuintd from day 10 day or from
place 60 place, ultl TIC game are taken and COM
petcd.
Giv5n under icy hand as commission IN chan
Gerry Of The said court. my ofire in ,-il county
the day aud year fret aforesaid.
jan. I.-t~. J.. ". MAORI PR.
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Riches In Hop Farming.

At the present Prices. ten acres in
Hops will bring more money than five
hundred acres 10 any other farming
and, if there IS consumer or dealer
who thinks the price Of Hop Bitters
high, remember that Hops are Sl.2j
per h., and the quantity and quality Of
Hops in Hop BrteTs and the price re-
mains the same as formerly. Don't buy
or use worthless stuff or imitation be-
ause the price is less.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1883-01-17

Malaria, Jhlla and Fever ana Bilious attacks
positively cured with Emory Standard Cure Pills
An inialliblo remedy; never fails 10 cure the
most obstinate, long-standiug casos where Qui-
niue and all otherremedes had failed They are
prepared expressly for malarions sectors, in dou-
BILE boxes, two kinds OF Pills, contI ming strong
cathaItc and chill breaker. sugar-coaicd: con-
tanning no Qniniue or Mei GUY, causing no gnping
or purging: they are mild and efficient! certain IN
their action and harmless in all cases; they elfec-
tuay cleanse The system, and give new life and
tone TO the body. As a household remedy they
are uuoQualed, Tor Liver Complaint their equal
on the worse case. They are used and prescribed
By Physicians, aud sold by Druggists everywhere
or sent by mail IS and 50 cent boxes. Emory
Little Cathariic Pills, best ever made. only II
Cents standafd Cure Co. ia Nassau Street
New York.
Tulv 2Gth '22-Gm
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More EYiNCnCO.

S. b. HARTMAN & Co, Osborn, o.
Geatlemen: Your valuable 'Prruna" IS
the best medicine I ever used.
NANCY FETTERMAN,
Lookport, Indiana Co., Pa.
Your ''Peruna" Tor Indigestion and
Liver trouble helps me.
W. j. BRANDON,
East Liverpool, o.
was suffering aith pain inithc chess,
pa lpilalion OF the heart, with great swc
ling of the stomach. "Peruua is dong
wonders for me. J. DoNAHUE.
sharpsburg, Allegheny Co. Pa,
have had liver complaint for three
years | thought | would have 10 qnil
work: | have lak,n tao bottles Of our
. reinus" and am well. I. BRADFoKp
3I4 s,tcih avenue, Allegheny CITY.
Pa.
Ask ,oor diagliisl Tor DR.. lInumpL's
book on Tie Ills Vi Lie'-srai-,
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AlIRnINIA. TO WIT

ATIgGINIi, TO WIT:
At rules held IN tho Clerks Office Of the
Circuit Court II Shenandoah, for the month OF
January 1852;
Joel g. Borden guard. Of Aurelia Ilorreil Ccmp't.
Against.
Anrcia Horrpl aud b. 7. Horrel,. .........D eits.
IN Chauccry.
The Oh feet Of this suit Is to sele the interest in
real estate inherited by Anrela llorrell from her
mother on the ground that sale OF the same gill
be promotiye OF the iLte est of the infant defcn-
dant.
said real estate Is situated near Toms Brook,
Shenandoah County, Virginia.
II appearing by satisfactory evidence that the
defendant 3. F. Boirell is not an inhabiiant Of
this Stale is ordered That the said defendant
do appear here within one month after due pub
iicaiion hereof, and do what is necessary to pro
tect his interest; that a copy Of this order he pub
lished in soma newspaper printed IN Woodstock
ouce week for four successive weeks. and copy
posted at the front door Of the Court house Of
said county, on the first LAY Of the next Circuit
Court
GEO. ". NfILEY. G.. @. r.. g.. O..
4 Corr TE-Tr.
GEO. ". NlLEY, O.. C. C, Sc
Jan. lO,-4w. ". W. p. go
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{ ,oMMIs.IoNER,s OFFICE.

NOMNIIs- IONER'S OFFICE,
~ Woodstock, Va. January TT iess.
To r. K Etta 4. Hoffman and WI. Dinses and
Geo A. Philip NJ, JuO. j.. Geo. J., Alonl0 T. and
VIM. GrandstaF, H. A. Elton and Ldra Aslhy,
Geo. Ludwig and sarah his wife Reuben Alien and
Margaret bis wife. Stephen Murray and Virginia
his wife. Soloman X. 1homes, william. Saliie aud
Eeuhan Moore, Artumesa Miller. john Il. Muller
and EllCn VI, his wife. Geo. CallohaL and Metofna
his wife Uscco'a. George N. and Samuel -.
Grandsfaf Elizabeth 8. and Geo. ". koont7, ny.
Talhe'm and wife and y. 7. Mccain and MoIie
his wife, and an the creditors Of Geo Grandst4h,
decd
You ere hereby notified thail have 6xcd upon
the 1ffh day OF February Text, between the hours
of o'clock A. VI. and O'Clock, p. NJ. at my
Office,
lst, To revise the former accounts in accordance
with decree Of the last term.
3D. Take an account Of all the debts or demands
against Geo. Graudsiah or his estate and tho
payments made or same by Geo. A. 6randsiah
towards his support and maintenance and
81, Any other matter pertinent 20 TINS cause re
qufrcd 10 he taken by the decree Of shenandoah
Circuit Court rendered Gu the goth, day Of Decem-
Der 1852 in a suit IN chanccry depending in sai0
conrt betweenJ. L. Hoffman SC. comphs' and
Geo. Grandstih sc. defts. and IL from any cause
tho taking Of said accounts shall not be com
meuced, or having teen commenced should not
be completed on that day, the taking Of tho same
viii 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
cory Of the said court. AZ my oh,e In said county
Jan. lo-td. Z. T.. sTICRLEy.
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A COPY. TEST,
GEO. -. NILEl
" 4 AZ ID. N.
SSoMMIssi0NERs OFFICE,

- Woodstock. va. Jan. TO, 1855.
To Christian Kayy compl-. vs.. Danl. kagy eX'r.
Of Peter ksgy, ,icharl Nel 5 admf Jacob Bushong
admir-. Abrahaia ?. Kagy. Isaac p. kgey adnr.
jacob ?. Kagy, Sami p. kagy. Jno. j. kagy
Barbra 4. Ragy. Mary NJ. Kagy Jos. Il. ksgy
and Saml. Z. Kagy Bsltzar Humps edmr. Deits.
and Lewis Driver and Dav Driver compit. vs..
Jacob +. Kagy and David Nlgy cx'r. Of Peter Kagy
deed and Nj. Bird.
Youa are hereby notifei upon the 49, day OF Feb
next, between the hours Il O'Clock, A. NJ. and g
o'clock ?. 81. iffa r, II not. on tie next faic day
thereafter Sunday except 90 take and settle. at
my office, the accounts If let, How much of fund
in this cause liable 60 judgment of Lewis and
David Driver cr.d tors of jacob Z. and Joseph II.
Kacv ID How residue Of funds shall be dishursed
81 Of NJ Bird So. comr. ith Any other matter
deemed pertinent 'or that any party in int enst
may require, required to be taken by the decree OF
Shenandoah Circuit Court rendered on the Dec.
day Of Dec. 1852 in = su.t in chancery depending
i'm said court between On. kagy complts. and Peter
Kagv ox'r. &c. Defts. and If rom any cause the
taking of said accounts shall not be commenced
or having been commenced should not be com
plated on that day, the taking OF the same will be
adjourned from day to Gay, OF from place TO place,
uuf the same lre taken aud comp eted.
Given under ny hand as commissioner ia chan
cerv OF the saio court az my Office in said county
the day and yfat hrstafor, said.
Jan, ltd J.. W hA'N' brh'
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THE OLD COMMON WEALTH. HAnHI-oNbuEo.
1 Va Democratic and Family Weekly. inst uc-
tive entertaining, reliable devoid of sugariy or
immoral references: Iewsy, bright and Cheerful
leading local paper. - tua yeas; 81 90 Tor c9ni
months: 80 cents for four months. Try u tor
lss3. 18th year. Cash with oidei. Address ON
Co,rvoAwEA Harrisanhug Rockingham
O.. ".
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NOTICE !

Tho Board OF Directors OF Shenandoah County
Bank will hereafter meet on THURSDAY Of each
week az 10 O'Clock, A. NJ.
The Discount committee will Deet on TUESDAY
and Saturdays Of o'clock, ?.
GRO. II. BORUM, Cashier.
Jan 2 fq43.- At
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1883-01-17

ArIRGINIA, TO VII:
' Al rules held in the Clerks Office of the
Circuit Court q Shenandoah, f9r the month Of
January lsS3.
enjaminc L keyser Iiaintlh,
AGAI ST
Hugh VI. Logan Defendant
Dcbt and upon Attachment
The object e this suit - 10 attach any property
Of aid d, PENDANT that will be sufficient 20 eats fly
the demand OF plaintiff. consisting Of certain
debt evidenced By single bill Of defendant for the
sum OF si4s.ls, wi interest from May y, 1881
tim Maid. and costs Of suit and attachment, SUBJ
lect TO credit Of $3.50, June 10. 1882.
Il app airing by satisfactory evidence that tho
defendant II not an inhbhant Of this siate-It Is
ordered. That the said defendant do appear here
within one month alter due publication her cor
aud do what 81 necessary 70 protect bis interest,"
thai copy Of this order be published In some
newspaper printed in Woodstock, once week for
four successive weeks, ana a copy posted at tue
front door ii tho Ccuft House Of said county,
on ihc arst DAY Of the next County Court.
AOOpY, rEsra.
GEO ". MlIEY, c. c. C.s. G..
IAN INV W. & ". Pa.
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In ChancorN

The object VI TIA suit ia 90 enforce TIE assigned
vendors lien OF Fifty Dollars, with interest from
March o. 20 and o. subject TO sale the real estate
conveyed by !. Il. Hcmstvcet TO Jacob Lichiter.
by deed bearing date Jan. 10, 80, Deed Book IS
page SOL 10 satisfy said lien and the costs Of this
proceeding and Il not sufficient 90 satisfy said
lion and costs then subject 20 sale the real estate
cony.yed by said J. Z. H,mstraet % David Giliock
deed dated June IA, 20, see Deed Book is prge
36s.
Il appearing by Satisfactory evidence thattha
defendant j. .. Hemst'eet ana W. II. Iilpiet
are not inhalitauts Of this State-I, is ordered,
That the said defendants 90 appear here within
one month after due publication hereof and do
what is necessary 60 protect their interest that
COW OF this ord,r be published in some newspaper
urintca i'm Woodstock. once a week for four sue
5ogsiyc weeks and a copy posted al The front door
~ the court house Of said county, on tl' ,hrt day
II tbr next county court
4 COPY. TFSTE
GEO -. MILEY, e. &C. SEC.
Ian 11--4w. ". & W p. @.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1883-01-17

Pack your cares in as small compass
as you can, so that you can curJ theu
yonrselfand not let them annoy other..
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NJ Office.

This d to inform the good people Of shenan-
aosh and adjoining counties. that nave my
BROOM FACTORY,
n fun operation, AMT Calvary, in Shenandoah
= ouuty. and am turning out hrst class quality OF
!, ORR viii work up broom corn on The shares
for the money on Reasonable terms,
s.-~- Adaress. LEWIS R.KIBLER.
s--~ Nov. 1l-tf
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4 Bride OftwO Days.

Oar telegraph report yesterday morn
irg mentioned that Mrs. John Gilbert
was one of the victims. \ special to
the philadelphia Press says:
MI. Gilbert was connected with TIE
Minnie Palmer my Sweetheart"
Company, playing The part OF the
Gambler. while under studying to fiji
the role Of Tony. Just before leaving
Chicago for Milwaukee last Monday
Mr.. Gilbert was married 10 young
lady to whom he had been devotedly
attached for some time past, On
Monday morning Ibis happy couple
bound their lives together: to-day lie
iair young wife Of two DAYS lay IN the
mOrgue dead, while a, he plankington
House wrilb;ug in agony les the hus-
band but a step from deaths door. 1t
is not thought possible that he can be
saved. Last night the happy Young
couple, iu company with Others, sat IN
Manager Marsh's Office at the Opera
House until midnight talking about the
European trip they were 10 take 10
May with the company. and of the
happine-- before them. Thc horrible
change o. the iew hours It seems i'm.
possible 10 realize. Mrs. Gilberl's
mother arrived ia lbe first train rom
Chicago, and uas not left the bed-'.le o.
her dying son. She is almost crazec
with grief, aud her cries to the Lord to
save his me are ritcous. Gilber-'s
RICH, uame WAS John Demmiug. Uhilc
that ol BIZ youuG wife was Sutton.
General Tom Thumb and lis wife we're
saved ny an officer, who carried them
down stair, III his arms. \ cololed
altpGan; was 5urncd 20 death, but The
rest OF tie company esca; Ell uniDju.cd,
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HARPER'S PERIODICALS,

Tho Volumes Of Weekly begin with TIC hrsi
Number for January Of each year. When no time
Is mentioned, 4 will be understood that the sub
seriber wishes to commence With the Number next
after the receipt OF order.
The last -Four Annual Volumes OF Barpers
Weekly, I'm neat clcth binding, will be sent hy
maii hostage paid, or By express, free of expense
crowded the freight docs not exceed ono dollar
yer y0lumej Tor 81 20 per volume.
Cloth Cases for each volume, suitable for bind.
ns, will be sent by mall, postpaid, on receipt OF
81 90 each.
Renlttances should be made BY post-Ohnce
Money order or Draft, to avoid chance OF loss.
Newspapers are not % copy this adverusen eft
without the express order OF Harper i.r"tosts.
Address HARPER& BROTHERS. New York
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The DeadID.iured ana Missing

Tie head waiter of the hotel, Charles
p. Ch,uey. said Wednesday evening
that there were seventeen girls en-.
ploycd ia The dinng-room. aud he could
only find or hear Of !hree who had es.
caped alive. 1Ac:e w.re named Tina
Hogan. L'zz.c Ar..aa. aud Mary Nc
Adle'. They were -; badly burned.
Tira Hog4n suited he least, her ~
iuric. BEN. confined 10 one arm and
her face. Lizzie Auglan was quite
badly hnrncd about the face and arms.
She Wa> taken 10 The Axleil House.
Mary McAuiey was blislcred abou. the
face and bands; but in uOwisc danger
ously. SIC was taken first 10 the
pOlco-Sta,ion and then 20 a private
residence. Mr.. Cheney slales he had
been to The morcue, where he recoguiz-
ed two more Of the dlnlng-room girls.
This would Leave y unaccounted for so
farss he had heard. There were, in
addition to these, bread-girl, 5 laun-
dry-gTls, 4 ahamber-maids, l Kitchen
girl, l carver, COOK, l fireman, G bell
boys, . elcvator.boys, and l coat-roou
man employed about the hotel, and, 80
far az he knew, they were all missing.
Tie New York Times summary
yesterday morning was 81 known to be
dead, ii injured, and q missing.
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oapvsH o. RATE"

Clears out rats, mice, reaches. ili's,
ants, btd-bugs, sknDks, chipmunk-:
gophers. l5c. Druggists.
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Farm Wanted,

Tho subscriber desires 10 rent a farm with from
,oa ~ les ceres. lie will furnish bis own stock.
NV Hddress JOSEPH MAUCK,
ncc vat Woodstock, Va.
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Harn0S and Saddle
ESTABLISHMENT.
w oods&0ck, va.
VERONA TO WIT

! NiEGlNiA. TO WIT;
' At rules held iu the clerk paice ot tl'
Circuit Comto: shenandoah, i0' tho month %
January, ls'3.
Against
Joseph A. Lacey, I. Hite Bird, admir- Of Mary
| l. Lacey. ccc'd. Josiah suckley. sheriff comr.
adplr. of J. Rush Lacey, dec d., and NarG 80 q,
admir-. of II. T.. Lacey, dec d...... ...beicudants.
Original amended and Supplemental Bills.
The object Of this suit is to obtain settlements
Of the accounts Of Mark Bird admr. Of IT. T.. Lacey
deed, and l. IIte Bird admir- oi Mary L. Lacey.
deed. and Josh h Stckicy ShCiin comr. admir- ci
j. Rush Lacey, decd.
1t appearing by satisfactory evidence That Che
defondaut Joseph 4. Lacey Is moi an inhaoitan,
of this Statc-lt Is ordered, That The sand deien
dant do appear here within one month after due
publication hereof and do what is necessary io
protect bis interest: that copy Of this order be
published in some newspaper printed IN Wood
stock, once a week for four successive weeks ard
copy posted at the front door Of the Court House
Of said county, the irst day II the next Circuit
Court.
GEO. ". WILEY, @. G. @ s.. q.
& COPY FFsTr.
GEO. y. Mi El, g. e.. q. SC.
Jan. low Walton ., Walton p. q.