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When George d. Prentice emigrated to Kentucky, IN
1872 and embarked in paper he opened with artice
on Henry Clay. entitled HE is not Fallen! " hen
this article schcd New England it ELECTED from one o
the nob, poets OF our age the following glorious heart
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-03
CLASSICAL SCHOOL
~ pyNsa gsIh,s.

" VIE subscriber, who has bcon engaged for the last
five years in teaching School vii open School In
the town Of ynchburg for the instruction of males eX
clusyely, commencing an Monday the 9TH of January
ncX and termnatingon the Sh ofDecember following,
with months vacailon from the 9TH of June ohe 18th
ofjay.
In this School will be taught the Latin Greeland Eng
lsh languages, and the first branches OF Mathematics.
The course Of instruction will he such to prepare the
pupils for College or for the ordinary Transactions of life.
Every attention will be paid TO the morals of the pupils,
well perseycrng effort to promote their advance
mrnt In their studies.
Scholars VIII only be charged from the time OF entrance,
and no deduction will be made afterwards for absence.
ccpt in casrs of protmced sickness.
Terms possession OF months, payable at the end OF
the session:
For Classical scholars. SIS on
For English scholars over - II 81
For English Scholars under II II 90
WILLIAM Il, FEATIlERSTOS.
REFERENCES.
VIM II. Harrison, Esq, Principal Amelia Academy
Doctor Thomas McauX,
Mayor John H. Steger, .lnleta,
Captain II. Meade,
Col. Samuel ID. Burke,
Doctor James Aonew, Prince Ed,r1rd
Giles \. Miller, Esq. y
Nov. WITS
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Cloths. Gassir,,eres and Vestinss.

Cloths. eassiIieres and Vestinss.
pll +, black and Fancy Cloths, all kinds and quail
I'D ties
Blue black and fancy Beaver do all kinds and qualities
Blue black and fancy Cassmeres, all kinds and quail
ties
Velvet, Satin, Chene Silk, Toilneu and other Nestings
Making altogether the best retailing assortment of gen
temens have ever had and the STYLES and pr-
cos not to be surpassed fequaed in this market. We
ask a call, to prove position.
HUNT s WARD.
Nov. ( IS
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DAVID ROBES. Clerk.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, !

N"HHTSsIUNEK VFFICL, Z :
Lynchburg, Dec. 8. le4l
The parties interested in the above order of reference
will take notice. that have selected Monday the 18th
day of January next, II the accounts above
ordered. and they will please attend me at my Office on
that day by the hour ofl0, A. NJ. prepared with their
vouchers and exhibits enable me To settle the said ac
counts. GEO. WIN. DABNEY. Com'r
Dee IL,
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+ rules held in the Clerks Office OF the Circuit Superior
n Court Of Law and Chancery for Bedford County, the Isl
day Of November, ISL
Adam Elliott Plaintiff,
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CARPENTER WANTED

WiSli to hire. for the ensuring year. good coourd
S''lsn ''f a.PN 10 CHS. PHELPS.
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E'1HGlNIA :=Ata Circuit Superior Court Of Law
and Chauccry. continued and held for the town OF
Lynclhurg, NJ the Court house in said town, on Mon
day the 3rd day OF juno, 1899, sitting as Court Of
thancery:
John Thompson Jr. Pt'f,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-03
ERlnAY. De q.

RiDN, DIG. "a
The cnrr seed bill autorlsine ferry from the lands
of John Brown. in the county Of Mason the Ohio
rger and the cngrsscd bill - concerning lost records
uer, read thru time aud passed
On motion oi Mr.. Leybum,
Pesolred That the Committee of Courts oil Justice
inquire the expedcncy of conicrng the degree OF
graduate On each Cadet Of the Military Institute az
my have completed the course OF study and are worthy
of the same.
On motion of Mr.. Nown.
Rcsolred that the Committee on the Nllllua Laws
inquire into the cxpcdiency Of printing the Militia Laws
in pamphl,t form for the ot the officers.
On motion al Mr.. Fairly.
Res9ircd That the Committee on Roads inquire into
the expc,lioncy ol cnacng the irs and second sec
tons m the act 10 provide or The roopcnlng the roads Of
this Commonwealth IN relation 10 such counties AZ may
have declined take advantage Of said provisions.
On motion Of Mr.. May@,
Resolrrd That leave be given 10 bring in bill to in
corporate an Academy at thcNam Springs IN thecoun
10 Of Bath.
PETITIONS
Petitions were presented and reicrrcd-By Mr. NJ
Caulcy Of the President and Directors Of the Pepper $
Ferry Turnpike Company for subscrptlonoi two iliths
On The part Of the State their additional stock; by Mr..
Goodsun Of citizens Of ashngton. for the construction
oi McAdauzed road 10 point on the James River;
by Mr. kincheloe OF citizens OF Monongala and Harrison
uf tho formation oi new county.
DlNWIDDIE CONTESTED ELECTION.
Nj IIasklns from the Committee of Privileges and
Elections made report the of tho contested @
lection from DnWddic.
The Report concludes with resolution declaring
that the vote ought to stand;
For \ J. Vaughan, PSI
For Ihos W tlrwouh, 2S3
On motion n Mr. llaskins, the report laid on the
table aud ordered II be printed.
On motion Of Mr. Mullen, the House adjourned.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-03

Ar Circuit Superior Colrt Of I.aA and Chancery con-
n tinucd by aud held for the county Of Am.
herst at the ld1y the 2ah day OF August,
Bo,d Miller Surviving partner of Archibald Robertson
Samuel Read and Boyd Miller late ecants and partnsr,
trading under tie FINN Of Archibald Robertson and Co.. Sam
son. deed, Boyd Miller benjamin Ogden and Agnes his
VIE Plaintiffs,
AGAINST
R,becca Rnckc- widow and re,ict of anthony Rucksr
leed lanes e. N, Kinney administrator with the will an
nexcd Ahner kurkcr Aaislead Rucker Absaom Ruckor
Martin London and Ann r. his wife, Anthony Rucker, J,
and Rcbecra B. his wife, Nancy She DIS, administrative
liam Eals ard her right purchaser OF the sand
Anthony and vile, Narand Rieheon, William 4. Richoson
John and Jesse Riches ns under the age of Il years, by
commissioner Bena them guardians pecias assigned de-
fend them this suit, VIM II Jones' and Mary 7 his wife,
William A. Reheson administrator Of ihoma, Tucker deed
John T. Summcryillc and Nara his wife, Lindsey Coghll
and Ann his wife Rice f. Graves AMI Amelia his wife, Jss-
IT Rcheson administrator de bos with the will
ed of Anthony Rnekrr decd Ambrose Rucler Nelson
{. Dlwson of the said Anthony Rucker decd
BENJAMIN Nor,ell OF Spencer NorN ell decd enls
min raliaerro sheriff Of Amherst county and such adj
m,nstra,or Of Elias Wills decd Richard II. Burks, John
Bullock and James Bullock, wing partners oil Gait, Bull
lock s CO. Chiswcll nabney, Samne Garland George "
Turner, Richard Bu,ks, William Shelton and Arthur b. la
yles, i'elem:an"
Is CuAHcERY.
On motion of James G Mckinney, admir- of Abner Rucke,
decd appearing that than two years have expired
since the OF Anthony Rocer dec ID was committed TO
the Defendant Nelson C. Dawson, the present administrator
the Court doth order that all W no may have claims
ganst the Anthony ucker decd be required
hb the tins Court or settlement at or before the 1t
and unless legal claims debts shall appear against
the said estate the Count will decree distribution of said
tate among the egaees without requiring refnding bonds
and that this order be published for cgh, weeks successfully
in the ynrhbnrg NnGnia, pubic newspaper published VI
the town Of cb, and posted at the door of the Court
house Of this county on two several court days.
''i9 KoBERr TINsIEy, C.
Env - wSw
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Rebcsca Gallery widow Of Charles Ca!ery decd, Tuba
Early and Charlotte his wife, late Charlotte Caier, Nalen
in" X. Lcitafich, Robert Elliott, Willis Jones and Peter
iian;s, Defendants.
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\ . Ni,1 - - i, I'D t,l e. H. 40 a.,
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1e's'' a. IN 1'Il' ''oN'' '' '' '' - "' vi 'r
/, II t,l;,,Lo.t ii. ,,;f. lat. I'll,
abeth NJ ,enabc, Plaintiffs,
rrdigst
Peter p Thornton administrator OF Josiah enable decd.
iJ ~ - l, Nrlsnn e,r,,Ysara shc,in 81 An
: , :. .,,.I, ,l,,;ris,r,,or af Iosa,h V.,,hl.
a. - II. - 1i,, ,er9.n,nt # tho Corn,ratinn 81
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April 2G
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IL CHANCERY.

william Bailey, John d Murrell, Samuel Garland
George " Turner, Defendants
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NJ - VA 49,, - -. ~ ~, r ~ ,a;,,r,
J"I' III l @'H ana n Nv s On ~ VI. ~ .nr,,
an" mat copy o. ms order be lortlWHh inserted IN SOM
,,..o . y =. r. 80. - ~ .,s, ho,se
in the said own. \ Copy-'reste,
d. ROBES, OK.
Dec. 90 w2m
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7 rules held in the Clerks Office of the Crcu, Superior
y Court Of Law and Chancery for Bedford County the Isl
day Of November 1911:
oro;oey
Rebo.ca {, ,T, ,,i, - cbar1cs e, fer, decd Tuba
t,.,1 90 100. - I'S aie ea - ' y,len-
t:1a /, r,.;aL p L. In, VII, 49, ,nnd Peter
-, i't'.".ei' ''oo'ft Elliott WINS 'oAee an
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-03

4 IItltINIa==A holden the Jerks Office i she
Circuit Superior olrt of Law and hancerv, for the
I.ynrhburg on the it'll day Of December, 1871
Able vi hols and William Felt merchants and partners
trading under tie style and firm q Nichols & Bell,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-03

A T a Circuit superior Court OF Law and Chancsry
n tiucd by tournament and held for the county Of Am
hest at the Court house Thursday the 2nd day of Sep
telnber ISL:
Frcdclic, AIu1c and Elizabeth NJ, his wife, ato Ella
,f,th N ,.n,blr Plaintiffs,
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1842-11-24
p y q l. 7 q S 4 = nS
~GQE

-CG|QS
SgN the 23,h day of December next, at the front
~ door of the Court house in Tazewell county,
] will offer for sale, 10 the highest bidder,
TRACT OF LAND,
surrendered in the schedule Of William Olrord,
which accompanied his petition in Bankruptcy.
Said Tract of Land lies on the Clearfol, of WSif
Creek, in the County of 'razewel, and contains
two hundred and sixty Acres OF good quality, and
wei! improved. Terms OF sale six. twelve and
eighteen months, except for so much as will be
necessary TO defray the expenses of executing the
decree, which will be made known on the day of
sale Bond and security will be required of the
purchaser, and lien retained on the Land for the
payment of the purchase money. Said sale will
be made by virtue of a decree in Bankruptcy pro-
nounced by the Judge of the District Court of the
United States, alta district court held at Stanton,
for the Western District of Virginia.
ROBERT GIBBONET,
Assignee in Bankruptcy.
Nov. 81, lSi2-it
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05icc Of Commissioner in bankruptcy for ,
Lee l,a,tnilL Nai.e.,nhcx "a lSll Z

NOTICE TO creditors of the following persons duly
declared bankrnpts by the District Court the United
States for the Western District OF Virginia, present
ana prove ,hsir respective debts, before me my
office in Estllvillc in said county on the several DAYS
mentioned when and where the bankrupt each
case is required TO attend.
Debts VS. John Gilbert, on the 10Th and 2l.t Of
December next
Debts VS. John ii Maddox, on the 10Th and
2lst of December next.
Debts VS. David B Redwinc, on the l9,h and 2lst
of December next.
Debts VS. VIM Morris, on the 10Th and 2lst Of
December next.
Debts vs. Peter Bays, on tho 18th and DIST of
December next.
Debts VS. WIN Wells, on the 10Th ard els, Of
December next.
Each of the above will be continued from time 20
rups must be prcp>red settle all fees bcforc the
last day of hearing.
JOHN NJ CROCKETT, Com'r SC
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Sales in Bankruptcy .

| NOTICE to all whom it may concern, shall
y on Monday the 10Th day OF December lS42,
at the front door OF the Cont House in Elizabeth
| town. MARSHALL county, Va, proceed TO sell At
public aution, the residuary interest Of Jacob
Singleton, in certain property conveyed to John
t;ichrlSt, trustee, the 18th Of October lS4l ;
also in certain other property conveyed TO John
Gilchrst, Trustee BY deed bearing date goth Nov,
lS4i, as named in his inventory.
ALSO. the residuary interest of Pearley Sharp
In tract of land. lying the mouth of Big Grave
Creek, Marshall CO., Va containing as acres also
in tract ofland ou luie Grave creek Marshall CO.,
Va, containing II acres; also in tract of land
on same creek, Marshall county, Va, containing
81 acres, as named in his inventory.
ALSO, one mUiety of an acre of land lying in
Marshall county, Va, near the Ohio river, being
the same as conveyed by Sam'l. Tomlinsen, to
In the inventory Of said Biggs.
ALoO, Jacob Nj. Carke's interest in certain
property conveyed TO Sam'l. Howell trustee, as
named in his inveutorv.
ALSO, 500 acres OF land on Bcn's run, Mar
snail county. Va, the legal title Of which is in
inventory Of w. T.. Richter,
ALSO, acre of land and saw mill near tho
forks OF Fish Creek; 3 acres of land and saw
NIL near tie mouth of Fish Greek; 2S5 acres Of
land lying on the right hand fork Of Fishing creek
-one moiety OF which belongs to Nathaniel
shepherd, bought Of Stephenson and Brouse,
subject TO deed of trust, and liens for purchase
money, all named and surrendered in the inven-
tory of Benz. 5. Bailey.
Terms OF Sale-One third of the purchase
money IN hand, and the residue in two equal an
nnal payments, taking bonds and approved Sc
cunty from the purchaser or purchasers, and re-
tanning Ii on said real estate TO secure deferred
payments Sale by order Of the District Court
at S;aunton. e.. CRESAP, Assignee.
Nov. 20--fw.
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OHee q Commissioner in Bankruptcy !

Notice 10 the Creditors Of the foo-ging persons,
banArups, TO prove their BITS before my office
luray, on the following days, when and where the said
bankrupts are required to attend.
DEBTS Coleman Covington the 18th and 10Th Of De-
ccmbsr next
Debts VS. VIM. c. CheeE. the 10Th and 10Th Of De
ccmbcr next.
Debts Edmund p Rider the 18th and 10th of Dc
ccmbcr next.
Debts Samuel Rnaco the 10Th and 10th Of Deccm
cembcr next.
Debts VIM. II. Mccullough, on the 18th and 10th of
December next
Debts VIM. Campbell, the 18th and 18th of Deem
Der next.
Debts vs. Michael Kinda on the 18th and 10th of De-
ccp,bcr next.
Debts VS. Peter Her, the 18th and 9th of Dec ubcr
next.
Debts Peter Tate the 18th and 10th of &C smbcr
JOHN MCPHERSON, Com'r. &C.
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VA CUSHING takes this method to return
AVE- his thanks to his friends and the public
generally, for the liberal encouragement which he
mas received heretofore. and hopes by strict atten.
'ion TO business, 10 merit continuance Of their
patronage,
In addition to my former assortment ] have
JnSt received fresh supply of the following ar
ucles Lemons. Oranges Raisins. in Whole.
man, and quarter Boxes Primes IN Jars, Preserved
ginger, Pickles III jars, CocOanuts, Currants, Git
ron Suiidna Raisins, Cheese, Crackers, Brooms,
Tubs and Buckets. Also. general assortment Of
superior Segars and Chewing Tobacco. Toys
ana Baskets, ground Pepper, Alspice and Ginger.
IN 40 papers, very convenient article for Family
use. Also, constant supply of fresh Cakes and
CANDIES winch @ill be sold wholesale or retail
at very moderate prices.
StaUIfCu. Nov ~
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Office Of Comnsissioner in Bankruptcy for
Stou (;u,.fy Nor<,abey ~ lS12

NOTICE TO Creditors Of the following persons, duly
declared baukrups by the District Court vi the United
States for the Western District OF Virginia, that have
appointed the times following, at my Office in E.,ii-
and where the said bankrpts required to attend.
Debts VS. jonathan NJ Smith, tho 10th and 10th Of
December next.
Debts Edw ard Brown, the 18th and 10th CT Dc.
ccnber next
Debts John Jones, the 18th and 10th Of Dccc5cr
next.
Debts VS. Philip Counts, the 18th and 10Th Of Decem
Der next.
Debisvs James Nckels, r the 10Th and 10th of De-
cSmber next.
Debts VS. Thomas Parker, the 18th and 10th Of De-
cember
December next
QU' Each aud any of the above will be contin-
ned from time to time necessary complete the proof
Of debts.
Bankrupts must BE- prepared 10 pay the Commission.
er's fees, ON or before the last day OF hearing.
JAMES l.. SHOEMAKER, Com'r. Sc
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20 10 Z 81 O. w Il n 90 NJ O
sURIE0Eg TNHTrs,T.

WOULD respectfully inform the ci,izars If
Stanton, and vicinity, that he will remain
for short time at Mr.. CARRIERS Hotel, where
he can be found, by those that may favor him with
a.calI, at all times, unless called away proGes-
sionally. f'0'''
e lie is prepared to perform all operations, con-
nected with Dentistry in the best manner.
lie has an invaluable medicine for killing
nerves, either in the fangs of front teeth, previous
70 inserting on pivots or where the nerve has be-
come exposed by carries, but which If removed.
arc me cavity filled, would be worry useful; The
application, and effect, are withou, pain,
Il. $. As he intends TO Visit The ,,laoo ,,,;.. l. .
is willing TO insure his work 10 ars0ey tie "e
pose for which it was intended. wv P''-
Nov "a
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wRUsuEE,s sAIa.

y pursuance Of IA deed of trust executed 10 the
subscriber by John Wright, bearing date the
2ith day Of February, 1886, and of record in the
Clerks Office of the County Court of Augusta |
shall, on Monday the Goth day of December next,
before the door Of The Bell Tavern, in the town
OF Siaunton, proceed TO sell, for cash to the high
est bidder, certain tract parcel Of Land lying
and being ia the said County of Augusta, ad-
joining the Lands Of John X. Moore, John g.
Christians Adm'rs Adam Swink and others,
containing 233 ACRES, be the same more or
less and being the same on which said Wright a,
present resides.
Acting as Trustee shall only convey the right
vested in me such
JOHN CHURCHMAN, Trustee.
Nov. 81, 1912.
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ONO or Commissioner in Rankruptcu

Tor OIio cOunfv NOuembcr "a lS42
Notice to the creditors of the following persons bank
rupts, to prove their debts before M. at Office in
Wheeling, the following named days. when and
where the bankrups in each required TO attend
Debts VS. VIM M'k Lambdin, on The 18th and
18th Of December next.
Debts VS. Wm Laulbdin, on the i7ih and i9,h
of December next.
Debts VS. Chas |. Strong, on the 18th and 10Th of
December next.
Debts VS. David Agnew, on the l1lh anu 10Th of
December next.
Each of the above will be continued from time
10 time, ii necessary 10 complete thc proof If debts
must DO prepared scttir all be-
fore the last day of hearing.
G.. III. CARTER, Com'r SC
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AUl1Bit0 !Nla1aIao

/ OSEPIi JAMESON, respectfully offers his
services 10 the public as an .qUGIIONEER.
ne will attend promptly TO sales OF LAND,
FURNITURE, STOCK, &c. in Stanton, or
in any part Of Augusta County.
Persons desiring TO employ him arc referred to
JOHN Ii. BREcKINRiDGE, HENRY BARE, WrLI.iAu
EAcoN, or JOHN W. PITTmAN, Of Staunton.
stanton, Nov o.
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Oeice 81 COMMISSIONED in !2anhtngtcn .Eor !
oGjce If Commigsicncr in Bankrvpicy !

NOTICE to The creditors Of the following persons to
prove their debts before Oic- in Chcrl>stOwn.
on the several days named, when and where the said
baukrupts required 70 attend.
Debts vs. Thomas W heyes, the Sth and 9th days Of
December next
Debts William Crow the 9Th and 9th days Of De
ccinbcr next.
Debts Malcolm G. Kirk, ON TIC stb and 81, days of
Decent. n,st.
d bs James Dfcrrict the Sill and 0tb days of De
c'pbcr next.
D,b. vs. Charles wright tue sth and 9TH days of De.
r'qib.T
rpw : COOKE Com &c
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SyI A iA19ll-S MDYEaSo

'sNhE subscriber having on hand good num-
- Der Of fomb-stones of good quality, informs
the public that he is determined 10 sell low to sui.
the times, some indeed as low as and 5 dollars
set. Besides, he is willing to take any produce
III payment, or give credit to punctuai nen.--
Come and see, as it is the best he can make this
season. fine FaregaleJ Marble Tops.
.gS- Wanted Immediately, so bushels Corn,
and several tons Of Hay, for which good price
shall be given.
CHARLES YIOUESNEY.
Staunton. November 81, iSI2--3t
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Commission AMI Produce
Blu SIN T. s.

TBNIiE subscribers have entered into copar,n<:
II ship under the firm Of ISAAC PAUL CO.,
who, with said Isaac Paul, of Winchester, Va,
have arranged wagons 10 haul regularly, at redu-
ced rates, between the two places, making ono
continuous line for transportation. from Boston,
New ork, Philadelphia, AID Baltimore, TO Staun-
ton, Firginia--by railroads, &c. Whole freish,
on merchandise from Baltimore to Staunton, ll3
cents per 100 lbs. from other cities iS TO 25 cts
per 100 lbs. more. All produce will be received
and forwarded by said wagons at very low rates,
and despatch SURE.
general Stock Of GROCERIES,, SALT,
PLASTER, FISH, NAILS, GLASS, &c. &c.
will be in store constantly for sale, on pleasing
terns--in exchange for produce, or otherwise.
y. r. Flax Seed and Bceswax wanted.
ISAAC PAUL,
JOHN RANDEBURG,
JOSIAH G. RIDGWAY.
Stanton, Oct. 90, 1912. ,.,
E3g~ Abingdon Virginian copy one month.
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u 4 7 L o & I 81 g 9

2ELOMlAS LIE 81 - ON
ESfEClFUhLY informs the citizens Of
stanton aud the surrounding county, that
he has commenced the above bushes. in the
house lately occupied by Nathaniel IL. Long, and
hopes by paying strict attention to business 10
merit a share OF public patronage. Having just
received the IdH and JTinter Fashioas from the
firm Of Scott, Wilson, & Co. New y orls also the
latest and most improved systems of cutting all
kinds of Garments, he is enabled to have his work
done in the neatest and mos; tasteful manner.
StauHton. Oct, 90. lSi2-1t
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Office Of Commissioner in Bankruptcy
for jackson c0infy, NOresa,cr ~.

NOTICE 10 the Creditors of Reuben Gilbert,
bankrupt, 10 prove their debts before me- at my
Office in Ripley, on the 22d and esd of December
next, when and where the said bankrupt is re-
quired 10 attend.
WM. Is MMAIlON, Com'r. &C.