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y. b. No advertisement will be discontinued until
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Richmond palladium., 1842-10-08

EnY vi.tpe of Decree ami Execution 70 m directed
II f-3sl she Wayne Circuit Court. viii expose at public
safe at ae Couri House door Cenyeye, Wayne county.
Indiana ~ the tay OF Oc:ooer. 1872 between the
hau O'clock A. NJ and four O'Clock. r NJ on aI4
day. following property, to-wit: part OF certain
Lot Of Land. known ~ BENG Lot numbered i@
A. ,bere4 on the plat OF mat part city OF Rich
n4and WAYNE county Indiana, laid out by John Smith,
and described follows o-@i; Beginning on the s71n
side OF Nam street, iae Of sad Main street asd
Pearl street, east WITH Main street, twenty
feet. south hundred and hTe feel alley
thence west, said alley, Pearl tieaee nota
ith Pearl street 70 the pare Of beginning Taken tie
property AitIcus SI5ds and wfe. Armstrong Grimes
John r CoraHa, Joni p Tweed, Nathan Wilson, Isaac r
James, and Isaac Bonne satisfy said Decree and Execd
,ion, in favor . Townsend arpies=. and Others.
WILLIAM BAKER, Sheriff, W. c.
September 20.7, ls42 (s2,O0) 3-ts
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VIM. CLARK, 9Aznom,

ready, al times, work for approved Tade, Cos
/ or Credit to CLEVER FELLOWS. [-J~ShoP, one door
west the Bank
Rchuon ;, jane, - ISL. 2in
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LIVERY STABLE.

ME subscriber has for hire several good saddle horses
-bagyics end well broke horses His viii 10
suited t. the times. LEWIS BIRk.
Rieanan4, March 18th, 1912 lln
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Sheriff 5 Sale.

s1I virtue o an Execution + directed from the
WAYNE Circuit Court, VII expose public sale At
House door CenlreYIe Wayuc county. India
ma on Ism October 1912. between thr hours pi
clock. A NJ and four O'Clock, L. NJ said day. the
following propcrtv ayne county, Indiana
wit: A part twenty two, Township thirteen.
Range the meridian lae. glnHl1g the south
line Secon yseTcn poles and fourteen IinSs
soI:h-Ee7t sake, Beech ~ due
north. IS deg 30 links; Sugar 10 duesouth. g.
deg min - links; thence north 80 deg east 10 poles.
Dhs, stake the mill road; thence north 30
deg i3 poles ani - LINKS 10 stake near pin Oak;
north J3 deg ID mia ea.t 81 poles ami links 70
Lyons; norh - deg east poles an& Inks
noh of the tail thence south ~ deg west ~
poles Of the tnY tract purchased OF Jesse
Daveuaft thence th said purchase, north 81 leg cast
~ pnIe and links thence north G2 deg east 20 poles ~
link 6- deg 40 poles; thence sousa
80 deg 26 poles and % links; thence north 80 deg
A. poles; solth 80 223 poles and a.
LINKS south live ef said >ection thence wta
81 poles an. G5 links the place Of beginning
coais ming hundred aai twenty Taken the
property of Maxwe ard Hill, satisfy execution IN
favor { David Aker-
WILLIAM BAKER. Sheriff ". c,
September -. Il Il. $500 SIS.
Richmond palladium., 1842-10-08
The Creditors OF said Estate.

4 I'D now, at this day, to-Wit Friday, the l2lh
"a day of August, l6l2, the being The NTH Judi
ca day of The August Tenn, 1872 Of the Wayne Probate
Court il ordered by the Court that the credtors Of said
Estate be notified OF ptndency Of ts petition. by pub
lica Richmond Paila iIu' weekly nevspa-
printed and published in sa coanty for six weeks,
ely and unless hoy notify said Administrators OF the
and respective claims by irg he
same statement OF the nature, desrrlp pon and date OF
The contract asump upon which the may foun
dei the Clerks Office of this Court, previous the final
distribution said .lecedent,
postponed in favor of digen creditors and hat
the said Court, held Court House
and for said county, the second Monday of November
next, the Court will proceed hear aud determine al
claims fled and make final decree and distribution Of
said estate the creditors thereof
Witness: JOHN FINLEY, Clerk.
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August |
irgii,i:,:

4 Rules holden IN the Clerks Office " the Circn, S,,
"a Pcrior Court OF Law and thanccry f,r ,bc .r,,n -
i'h,nontg, ON the LIST day OF August 1872.
''''' " '''''"' Plaintiff,
against
William Bailey, Patrick II scott John, u Nv.u G.
'''''''' al" "'ofSe w. Turner, Defendants
lN CHANCERY
tue defendant William Bailey not having entered his
appearance ana gwen sccuri, according the Act OF Assem-
NY ana the "nes OF tins Court, and appearing by sa>f,c
tory '' l"ehrr that hc is not nhabtan of this con,t,
Hu'e'u thlt the sal" Defendant do appear here on the
W. ""naN h''toher ncNt and the bill of the Plain
oh' and that copy of tins order he forthwith nscrc1 IN
some newspaper Published in the town of Iyncbbg f
% >n'I''SlNtly' and posted at the front door Of the
muse ]" inc S'ld town Copv-Tesr,
,, u. ROBES GIN
WIN
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Washington College,


HNiIE NEXT SESSION of this Institution will
1 commence the Isl day of September neAt-
The Faculty consists Of
Rev HENRY RtFfNER. ID. ID. President and
Professor Of Ethics aud Rhetoric.
Rev. PlIll.O CALHOUN, \. NJ. Cincinnati Pro
lessor III Mathematics.
GEORGE +. DABNFY Professor Of Ancien, Ian
guaees.
Rev. GEORGE d. ARMSTRONG, A. NJ. Robin
son Professor Of Physical Science
-- Professor of Military Tactics.
At The Virginia Military Institute in the immediate
nelghbohoood of the College the classes of the following
Professors are open 10 the students of College on the
payment OF fee Of SO for admission into each class
Col. FRANCIS II. SMITH. Professor of Civil aud
Military Engineering
Ma. JOHN I. |. PRESTON, Professor of Modern
Languages.
Capt. THOMAS II. WILLIAMSON, Professor Of
Tactics and Drawing.
Tuition $50, Room rent 81, Deposit fee 81, Matricu
latlon Zee ) }; in all Si2.
Board can be hal at from u to s. per mouth.
As the Board of Trustees determined at their late an
nual meeting, todscontnue the Grammar School as a
part Of the College those who enter must be pre-
pared 10 employ their time fully with the re- ular studies
Of College. OF those oihe Military institute
GEORGE ID. NSTRONG,
Clerk of the Faculty:
Lexington Va, July % wiw
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39octfral.

The following, from the pen Of Lord MonrrTn. was
presented by him 10 the proprietor Of The White Sulphur
Springs, during his recen, ss.ourn al that place
ON An aNsCaaPrsON To TnE rENpIs AT
TuE wHlrE sgaPEItk sP.lNG..
iiail, Dome, Whose unpr.isndng circle guards
Virginia, Towing fountain , sui NAY health
Hover above thy crystal urn and bring
To checks, unusd, their bloom, MAY beauty still
Sit thy bliowy swell Of wooded hills
And deep rayines of seidme, Ma, the s>s,
improvements necessary pion.sI
Mid forest solitude,, still gentl, pruns,
Not bare, theis leafy bowers. his ,otvs ley,
Like wreath Of old ON thy white column, hung,
Albeit scen,less flowers from foreign rel,
sssxn not, and bid the pilgrim pas, in peace
Mar, le42.
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duce thirty hv, bushels 10 the acre description oil the
rye and oats would be such might excite doubts OF liz
truth IN the minds of those who have never the
crops of our prafe state Tie eorn though fine. mol
so well grown II the time OF The year in
diuary SEASONS.
The third field which les north Of tie seeond. Will
he OF mammoth sze nhen completed. Whi,h vii he III
avery short tine. Much o under ienee. brgkcn
up aud part Of in II will CONSIST u sixteen
hundred acres all un efo1r fence
The whole farm comprises about two Thousand three
bundled acres, aud Las straight line oi fence, one
side. three miles long.
"Mr. L. oNpoc:s thin fall To be sble 10 pn sesrn or
eight hundred acTos WHEAT Much Il tins will lie IN
ground second year under cultivation and with
binary sasVn the next yrars crop oil thIs and The SD
wheat, what will bo put IN ground, may reason-
ably be calculated 10 Weld at leasi an average produe
IIoH Of twenty five bushels pr
The breaking plougllg Of the pfaifie eost Nf.
Cndcrhl $3.50 per ty contract, snd wheat sid
here mead, all last winter 70 cehs 1.r tush,l; II IL
came Itllo under that on some DAYS IT went higher on
ohcr We add these prices Ia The preceding account,
hst the reader may form idea at What can be done
IN tho way # prairie farming IN Illinois.
Mr. l. IL NOW building two la1pe larns, 30 by 81
feet Vie bank o the Rome, where there is ONE
ofthc steamboat landing, the yer. The first Of these
rascd last Saturday and the frame Of tic other will
he ready to 20 up ia short time.
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June 10
virginia.:

virginia:
T rules held in the Clerks Office of the Circuit Superior
n Court Of Law and Chanccry, for Bedford county, the
9th day of juno, 1912
jeremiah w Dooey, William II. Dooley and Calohil
NJ. Dooiey, plaintiffs,
John D. Campbell Rubcrt {. Mitchell, William r. Camp
bell and thomas Campbell late merchants and partners ira
ding under the style and firm Of " ilam r Campbell Co..
illiam Bell and John Rchardson late merchants and
partners trading under the style and firm OF Bell Rich
ardson, John " Holt lillian W ats Frederick Auns
paugh and Daniel Aunpaugh late partners trading under
the style and firm Of + and d. Aunspaush, Thomas Doolsy
Isam Doolcy John Doolcy, Mary Dooey, Greenwood Doc
ley, Edmund Estes Executor of James Parker dced joins
Brown Gustavus Wingfeld Caleb I,ooley, Charlotte
Doolev, Susan nooey, Jacob Dooey, Elizabeth Dooey
Lorenzo Doolcy, Sarah Dooley, Lea Doocy and !e'ss
Doolcy, Deicnoah's'
IN CH,NcERY.
The dcfeadants John B. Campbell William ". Watts
Thomas Dooley, isham Doocy John Dooey Mary pooey'
Greenwood Dooey, Caleb Doolcv Charlotte Dooicy, Sn-
Doolcy, Jacob Dooley, Elizabeth )ooley, Loren
ooIcy, Sarah Dooey Leta Dooley and jesse Dooiey
not having entered their appearance and given 'ecur
according 10 the Act OF Assembly and the Rules 81
this Court, and appearing by satisfactory evidence
that they not inhabitants Of this commonwealth hs
first day Of the next term, and tho bill OF the
Plaintiffs and copy Of th, order be forthwith publish
cd some newspaper published the Of lSAchburE
the coa-.halso 9! h countv, some eourday.
Jos. WILLOW, elk
lima
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ElIs<sb\lk:

L rules held in the CLERKS lice Of the Circui, su,o
"a Court Of Law and Chancery, holden in and for III
County of Campbell the Att day pi July, lsi2:
James e. Caiaw4y and Evalina +. Galloway,
plain;l,,
AGAINST
Edmund Austin and Francis Galway, Ecfsndan,.
IN CHANCEGY.
Tie Defendant Francis Galloway not hay ing entered h.
appearance and given security according tie Act ol A.
scmbly and the rules Of hi, Court aud appearing by ,
isiacogy idencr, that he inlabiant of TIL, C,n
monwcalth: 1t is ordered, that said defendant do anne.
here the first day of the this Court am, an,
swcr the bill OF the plaintiffs and that copy of h, order be
,orhwh upshedn some newspaper printed the town Of
lynchbnrg for two months ely post a, thu
front door Of the Count house of this county on some Court
day. a Cupy-Te,te, LUZ
JNO d. ALEXANDER, elk
July 10 sou
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Atlgl
Viryini:.:

Virgiuia:
Rules holden IN the Clerks Office Of the Circuit Su
Pcnor Court OF Law and Chanccry, for the Town of
i.yn'hbntg, on the LIST day of August, 1872
Robert NORRIS, rI,r,;r
Gastavu' \ Rose John H. Patteson and Samuel Garland
Defendants,
IN CH,NCERy
Inc Defendant tustavus A. Rose having entered his
appearance and given security according to the Act of As
sonoN ana the Rules OF this Court and appearing by sa
hsiacto, evidence, that he not am nhaban Of Isl un
try II ordered that the said Defendant do appe,r here on
me st hohdaY IN October next and the bill of the
hh ana That acopy of this order he forthwith inserted
IN some newspaper published IN the of Ivnchburc for
Two months successfully and posted at tie front door of the
cooi'-hoose IN the sand town Copy-rcstc,
August -,
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Farming on a large scaic.-Whst large tracts 81 land
sometimes tilled in the States under the
name Of ansmay be judged from the following article,
which is found in the Peoria Press:
Mr. Isaac Underh Of Peoria, has a farm about Is
miles above this place. Rome, the Illinois river.
which the largest least Of the largest, in the
State.
The first field of this farm that meets YOUR view in
approaching ome. consists Of five hundred es under
what is sometimes called lrguia fence, eight
rails high. Three hundred Of this in wheat
principally PIT in last fall and which was sowod upun
the sod last year for the first time broken up by the
plough From such ground full crop expected
before the large urrows. which had lain in solid body
Of matted Roots fr ayes. thoroughly decomposed
and pulyerzed, which cannot take place in few mouths.
The wheat is duly 9th) ''whe for harvest" and
is estimatedhat parts OF the field will yield twenty
five, and some thirty bushels to the acre, though the
whole may not average much over twenty bushels
The difference in the crop Is mainly attributable to the
time and the manner in which the ploughng and SOW
ing done. The balance Of the field is in corn and
oats
Tho second field winch is Rome, and separ
stcd from the FIRST named by the road leading from
Northampton 10 that plsce, consists m two hundred
acres, which is enclosed with beautiful aod excellent
btard fence. This done at expense Of 26j,
which about the Of the fence around the five
hundreJ acres This fed contains wheat rye OATS and
and shows what La Sale prairie can do when IN
der full satee9s the hand of the cultvat0r. The
wheat here presents beautiful beyond dcscrip
lion. II oveops the fence which exceeds five feet in
i:.hs " seaa, well needed sal eysn. and must pro
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' esSssINIs:

ha'es holden m the Clerks Oiic Of the Circuit sumo,
nor Court OF Law and thanccry for the To-, r
iNn''n9re, ON the LIST day of August lSl2
~ ''""'""' Plaintiff,
against
ANDY "A kidd, and James iolan, Andrew kinnlcr and
Smhson Davis J merchants and partners tradirr und
Inc style and finn OF Smlhson ii. Davis Jr & Co
Defendants,
In Cu,NCERy
Inc defendant Tandy h Kidd not having entered his an
ana gwen security according the Act Of Assembly
% e "sS o thi' Court aud it appearing by satislactnr,
eN"e''e mat he is not inhabtau of this country. /,
ordered That tho said defendant do appear here ON The
hrst Monday IN October next and answer the nh Of ,b
- ana 'ha' copy OF tins order be forthwith inserted
III some newspaper printed in the town of Iyncbhu,o IN,
TWO months sncrcSsvcly and posted the front door OF tho
courthouse, in the said town = Wv
Atopy-fcstc
A., ID. ROBES, OK
lug w2m
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VicgIllj:l:
August l

VirG mia:
rules holden in the Clerk. Office Of the Circuit Sp
Peror Court of Law and Chancerv ior the Town Of
Iynchbug, on the LIST day OF August,lSi2:
''''e' "o''>N Plaintiff,
against
John Rogers Hugh Rogers and George w Lowe
1at'neIs trading under the style of j. c Rogers s Co and
''"" h'''''' Defendants,
Is CH,NcERy
ne defendants John G. Rogers, Hugh Rogers and George
Lowe nor having entered their appearance and given
ourity according to the Act Of Assembly and tho Ru
ms Court, and It appearing by satisfactory evidence that
they are not ci this 1t ordered tba,
SAID Defendants do appear here the first Monday in Oo
her next and answer the bill OF the Plaintiff and that con
oil s order he forthwith inserted in newspaper pn
en IN the town OF ynchhug, for months s,ircessye
anu posted ii the front door OF the house in said town
CoPy-Tes.e,
Apsu-t -,
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Juyl IS
VirGissi:l:


rules held in the Clerks Office of Circuit supe-
peror Court of Law and Chancery for Bedford county,
the 9th dov of June, 1872.
William Weeks and Sinah his wife, formerly Sinah Ad-
and Ncodcmus Lcwich and Margaret his wife, for
merly Margaret Adams, plaintiffs,
John Arthur and Elizabeth his wife, formerly Elizabeth
Adams, Sarah le!twich, formerly Sarah Adams, George
ndley and Mly his wife, formerly Ney Adams, James
F. dalton and Mar, his wife, formerly Mary Adam., Joha
Adams, and John Thomas, Sally Thomas, James honas
George T. Thomas and Susan Thomas the last five childra
and heirs of Winny Thomas, decd, formerly Winny Adj
and James Adams, Mary Adams, Sinah Adams Jane
adams, Frances ADAMS Pauina Adams, Henrietta Adams
and Catharue NJ Adams, the last eight children and heirs
Of William Adams decd and Nancy Adams and Sarah ..d-
ans, children and heirs Of Thomas Adams decd, lillian
b. Beach, admir- Of james Adams, decd Samuel H. ood.,
Elizabeth c. Adams, widow james Adams. and Tyree u.
Thompson, DcfendantS
Is CH,NCERY. uhn
The defendants James +. Dalton and Mary i. wif4y
adams, John Thomas sally Thomas, James Thomas, Gorge
r. Thomas, Susan Thomas. James Adams, Mary Adam,
Sinah Adams, Jane Adams Frances Adams Paulins Adj
ans Henrietta Adams Cathane NJ. Adams Nancy Ada
Sarah Adams " lillian b. Beach, admir- of James Adams.
decd, Samuel H. GODS, Elizabeth c. Adams and yrec D.
1hmpson not having entered their appearance ard given
security according the Act Of Assembly and the rules Of
this Court, and appearing BY satisfactory evidence that
they not inhabitants Of this Commonwealt it ordered
that they do appear here the first day of the
term and the bill of the plaintiffs and that i.
der be forthwith inserted in newspaper published in
the Of ynclburg months successfully, and
posted the front door of the Courthouse of this
on Cour, day.
ACopy--Teste,
JOS WILSON, cL..
June 10 WIN
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VIRGINIA, to witt rules held in the Clerks Office OF
the Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chancery for
the county OF Halifax, III the month of June, 1872:
Alexander Miller guardian of VI. J. Bostick r.. F. Bos-
tick, NJ A. p Bosick and +, II. Bostick, Plaintiffs.
against
eberry d. Bostick, Abolim Bostick, Executor of Ab
solem Bootic deceased and Mary Bostick, Defendants.
In CHAscERY.
The defendant Leberry d. Bo5tcs not having entered
his appearance and IT appearing by satisfactory evidence
that he is not inhahan Of this country: it ordered
that the said eberry ID Bosck do appear here the
day of September term next and the plaintiff bill
that copy OF this order be forthwith the Lynch
burg Nrgnian, for two months succesvey, and posted
at the front door OF the Courthouse of thi, county.
Copy-Tcsc,
WM. s. HOLT, n c.
June 10 WIN
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d2dtIlsf
July II
VIRGINIA, TO wit:

I Rules holden in the Clerks Office of the Circuit SUI
Aper'or Court OF Law and Chaneery for the County of
Charlotte, the lth day Of July, 1872;
William j. Hamlet Plaintiff;
against
Benjamin w. Foster nslow Robinson. William T.
Dickinson and Claiborne Barksdae, Defendants.
IL CHaNcERY.
The defendant benjamin Foster having entered his
appearance according To the act of Assembly and the Rules
this Court and appeared by satisfactory evidence that he
is not inhabtan of this Commonwealth ordered that
the said defendant do appear before the Judge OF the said
Court at the Court house of the said the first day
OF the next term and enter his appearance, and the
plaintiff bill and that acopy of this order be inserted
newspaper Published in the town of Iynchburg for
months ,ey, and posted the front door the
Court. use of the said County.
Copy-'reste,
WINSLOW ROBINSON. G.
Jul, IL w9m
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VI (s7NlA:

VI CHINA:
+ rule; held in the Clerks Office Of the Circuit Sure nor
"a Court of Law and Chancery, holden in and tho
county Of Campbell, the 9TH day of July, 1872:
harlcs Galloway, Plaintiff,
AGAINST
Francis Galway, Edmund Austin and Carnlu. C. Terry,
defendants.
Is CuANCERY
The Defendant, Iiancs Galloway. having his
appearance, and given security according the of A.
semly and the rules Of this Court ard appearing by
istaroty evidence, that he is inhabitant of this
country is ordered that said defendant do appear here
the first day of the next term of this Court aud
the bill OF the plaintiff; and that copy of this order b.
forthwith inserted IN some newspaper printed in the town Of
lynhbrS, for two mbnh> SUCCESSFULLY and tho
front door of the conrtoe OF this county some court
day. a Copv-Teste
JNO ID. ALEXANDER. sI.,
jay IS WIN
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CASH CSbfs FaIRES.

WILL give the highest prices for dried and raw
n Hides delivered at the Market House.
The subscriber will also receive them to be tanned on
shares, and the work to be done by responsible tan
ner as any IN the State, aad delivered the Market
House when tanned. NM, l.. FAIR
A.
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THNHIS lnodeiue is the only that has come before
the public for the relieof mothers, and is designed
1r lisin and them only. 1t is not for all com
plants but for the designed; and the testimonials n
It's favor being strong, recommend II as vaua-
bic medicine \ pamphlet accompanies each bottle.
with full deser ption fits peculiar virtues For sale
by DlNhl.E & RI MBOuGll.
May % WITS
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June 10
VIRGINIA.

VIRGINIA,
4 + Rules holden in the Clerk. Office of the Circu,
"a Superior Court of Law and chancery, Tor the town OF
l.ynchburg, the 18th DAY ofJuly 1912:
Abel H. Nichols and William Bell merchants and partner.
trading under the style and firm of Nichols 4 Bell
Plaintiffs,
against
William Bailey, Samuel Garland, George W Turner and
John ID Murrc Defendants
The Defendant William Bailey having entered his APP
peafa'e and security according the sembl,
the rules OF this Court and appearing by satisfactory
dence that he is not nhahitau of this order ed
That the SAID Defendant dc appear here the first Monday
and the bill Plaintiffs
copy of this order be forthwith inserted newspaper
printed in the town of ynchbnrg, months successive
w. and posted at the front door of the in the said
town. 4 Copy-Iestc
u ROBES, Cfk.
July II WIN
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IN THE UNITED STATES COURT.

IN The NllED STATES COURT,
For the Eastern District of Virginia
lrNE IS 1912
DIN II. SCRl GIGS of the county of Pat
~ rlek' having filed petition praying tha, he
may be declared bankrupt 1t is ordered that all per
sons claiming tobe creditors of the said John H. Scr,crs
sho" cause to The court the 18th day of September
neat, why the said John H. Scruggs be not declsr
ed bankrupt pursuant to the act Of Congress. in that
hehal and that copy OF this order be published in the
newspapers according 10 the 2d and 2ith rules Of court
Copy-Teste.
HENRY GIBSON, Crk
July II w,u
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InpR0MpIK.

Us ,caessig The recent spirited nsais, al orer
,ks country, in .faror Of HENRY CLAY.
In ancient fable ii l. said,
That gazing on MEptst, head
Would change the gar, blood and bone,
lGto a sod IT stone.
Locking at TTtss's head, they say
Turns the behulJels all TO CLAY.