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PROSPECTUS,
FOR raE FOURTH VOLUME or Tns
MAGNOLIA.


TTHE DrcemocT uunibrr closes the ~
I volume Of this periodical. and IN cal.
linz the attention OF our friends TO "a ncw
volume, /, is cur happness 10 state, that
kaviu. overcome, in sninc measure. TIC
6;tiical:;ss incident 10 the transfer al orr
work from The interior "a this city, anh
other changes, we are now enabled 10 as
sure our subscribers thar the '.MaSn0lia.'
is placed upon u permanent !onndaiion--
It's circulation is established, and It's conlIu-
uance secured. To effect this more GER
tainly, onc.half of the work has been dis
posed of. uudcr such terms and contracts
as will essentially sabscrvc lis interests
IL will, hencc.urIn, bc issued IN an enlarged
from, haviag monthly addition OF 10 pa
ses, handsomely printed! Cal superior pa
per, making. q, the clnse OF Ike year. Il
volume of nearly 500 donhl. colnmcd pa
ees. |, will be puactaaiiy Issued, positive
arrangements TO that effect have hcen
made with The pab!i>her. an'l The many
l,inlranccs which have hitherto impejcd
its prosrcss having been overcome, In
addition to tie usual contributions rom
emiueat writers the Editor has pleasure III
saving. llui he will bc assisted III i!c H'c-
rary department by some gentlemen whose
aid will greatly enhance the value OF the
.pgy:odica!, aud impair. additional! interest To
lis pases. 1, is the desire of,hc Editor TO
ia ssc tin Magnolia standard popular
ssagazttis, aa 10 accomplish This, he is
cfsssri .,sd Ii slayulc TO il every cnersy, IN
csslsr ID gDarkit worthy of the patronage
ng iile srienda. uf Sbuihesn literature. To
sscsI Be psesen.a bis clains. eontihcni 'siat
me EySsviuR rctsafs,i6n OF the work: aud
IS REGULAR aasaisisses. under which i;
srs;;sS tfe lse sssdeti, will lead them
8, &, s;:I. al lie eIai sGbscripIiGGs, peri
otlseal wlsese Ia.iinaic yalee Y now Sc
il ueh
'lefiee 'qfsea sosasl'et sns ,.
sane is s1F sEss s, 2 fes'f, ~ a'tI
waco. w Il, !.
EfIis0gs, tn 50 isss; 3 81 ! 4 s..saau ~
scnt. asc rsislees sk EsI ssisg 81 aslsss /
Ibis fspspee sls,
Sgsaaaa
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.Neec EaEs s. yyassseey Goods.
JOHN ID. ES. FOEgfH,

Ew AS Justrecclye from New York his enl
ii q and Winter smppiy-his stock compris
es one of the most complete aSsorrnenls OF
STAPLE &, FANCY.
FOREIGN S DOMESTIC DhY GOODS.
,has eau be- in,ind any where. OF his ioruei
customers he asks the opportunity Ia show t:ien
his practical thanks Tor their patronage; aid &c
those who are accustomed 10 seek IN other mar
kcts for what oi siy'c aud fashion or ioso price
they cspcctnn,in Hamburg. he would beg lelve
20 say, lha, BY calling. they will give hm the
pleasure 20 show that 4 none caIfc assortment
of,hc bes, and most fashionable Goods, OF every
variety. is not 10 be found. he has HOW Oh !.a:iI
IU0 pieces Anrricnn Prints.
200 Z" French AMI lusl;sh 40
80 20 twll'r., : p:ain Sc,,tc! tiinghans
80 bales Lrowa S..Irti:lss " Sheciimss.
6 cases bleached do do
q bales I.iuscsa : Plans. FOR negro clothes
3c;,ses hcrsrys. and OF cheap saI'lnct
30 pieces heavy DutiiI & TwilcG Blankets.
Macl.,aaw & 1871. Ill IA, y III Wl!.
ucy Bini.Sc's.
Ill. III. ~ III extra Dai!; Won!, Ribbon
bound Blankets.
Tithinss. Dgt,urs. and co.ored { y;;on
Gools. by Tie Daic,
Super black i naked $a:iac,;s and K ;Ic-
ky jeans.
60 pisces I.isa Linens and Lang Lawns.
Bsd, Eyc, & ~. 81, !a-l, tc r.! table
Diaper.l
Brown y colorca Table & Piano Covcrs,
Fine wool dye nnd Preach bIar!s Cluths,
blue. ItVsshie gicen y naked do
Black, blue a.ack. fancy cologcd " mixed
Dor Skis G.,>si;ncscs.
Plain ari :i.urcd Sa,u SerE de Rome. Al
bert Cord. Game * Netycl EcS:iugs.
Plain sniped and printed Baizarirrs. Il ncw
and beautiful article 10: Ladies Dresses,
Bomb ;siu. NcritIn's amd lluS!in dc LANES.
- in X ~ .Mailcnmi Luteslriug,
81 * IL Gro dc RAine.
Black and blue b!acS figured Silks,
Eine black Gsc d'.ii.iquc.
.ud MOURNING 90
Gro d Artmurc. and Rep. Silks,
B!ac. rc,.n and striped Cliuic tS Glacc do
Plain * figured Sal,ns tS Bonict silks,
With every new style iu tnark,i, plain, strip
cd aad ii.ured,
Thrcad Il Lace Edginss & luseriings. with
u general assorunea. OF uil kiuds as Lace
No,v an! Fashionable fac raris work'd Col.
lars,
Bunnels, a variety octlie best x newest styles
silk Florence, and Straw.
: a. Il s-i t.eavy chanseabIa Silk Shnw!s.
Nett 4; plaid wool aud C!,iur' SILK do
Chime Scars * fancy silk Snawis,
White & black silk Hose * ! Hose. French
aud En:sh,
ofGloycs. Hosiery. Ribbons, Brnids, Tapes.
God. SI;.--..--, -,i=1ss- = '.,ka.-
ljlst. tSc n genera! variety,
1000 pieces Paper Hans'nS>.
Scolch Gins sha!Es. Camhrlc X &'SIiS Umbrellas,
,Tli,c y siuc laid La,icr 81 Cap Paper.
Envelope. aud nj! Kinds o!Faprrnfcd III Psiri'
ius Offices.
Printing Paper Of any size and qualify, fur
l,ished Al The lowco, rate, a"d nsccrs FOR
any qea,i,;;y filed ua shcr; no;icc,
ALSO,
The above. with al:nosi every variety Of ar:l-
c!es usually KEEP, in Dry Good Stores. Whole.
sale ar tciaik in Quantities TO sn:: purchasers.
Merchants from ,i,c country are iar;,cd to
call aud cxsm!ur !!is assortment.
Hamburg Nov. |. ISL. II 10
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cd assistance was furnished; the landlord
going in person. When arrived at thcioP
Of The highlands, the landlord proposed 10
return. and demanded the promised femu.
ncraliun. IL don't know as | owe you
any thing" said nc wagner MAY be
YOUR bill OF work on Sunday would not be
legal" Bur then" said tho. astonished
landlord, "you promised me The money
and siu, now appeal to your own con-
science. "Ah my friend" replied tho
wagner Z" my conscicucc aeverwo'ks on
Sundays
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Singular Circumstaacc.-Sir Walter
Scott walking one day along the hanS OF
Yarrow; where Mnngo Park was born.
saw the traveller throwing sioucs in the
water, aud anxiously watching the bub-
bleslhal succeeded. Scott inquired The ob
ice, Of his occupation. II was thinking" 1"
answered Park, how often had thus tried
10 sound the rivers in Africa by calcuia
tag how lnns time had elapsed before the
bubbles rose to tho surface. IL was slight
circumstance ,-hut the travellers safety fre-
onen,ly depended upon it. In WATCH. the
main sprins forms small portion of the
works. bu, it impels aud governs The whole,
So il is in tue machinery Of human life. II
Sigh, circumstance is permitted by the Di-
vine Ruler In dcrunce ur 10 alter il: il gi-
ant falls by pebble; girl nj the door o'
nm iun changes the fortune of an empire. Il
the nose of Cleopatra had been shorter, saic
Pascal in his cpiarnmmaric and brillInn
mnnner. tire condition Of The world woulr
have hecn different. The Nlahomcdan:
have traditions ,!a, when their prophc
concealed himself on Mount Shur, hi,
pursucrs were deceived bv spiders web
which covered the mouth of the cave W.
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PROSPECTUS
PROSPECTUS
roa THE SECOND VOLUME or raG
Southern Botanic0- dical
J0UssN AL.

THHE publication of this journal will be
Il conuuued--,hc Sccopd Volume com
mcucius OF the Isl OF Jannary, 1872, II
will DC issued in numbers OF sixteen pages
each, three times monih-on the first.
tenth. and iwcnticth-iustcad of the frs,
and fifteenth, Il, hitherto; thus furnishing
our Subscribers with the same nmuun' of
matter. and Sariag them a5oa! hdlT III"
postage. II will contiaue 10 be The ON.
compromising advocate of the PRINCIPLES
and practice of the Thoinsoaian system,
which ,cndS, as nc believe, 10 the best
temporal interests OF the hnuIan firmly, in
ins,ruciius them in the art Of preserving
health aud proloasin3 life; anl Will we
trust. contribute its SHARE in the prcsres-
sive march OF Medical rc!or.naliun now
taking such rapid strides in every section
ofour beloved country. Oar best ener-
cies shall be devoted toseaderi; one the
oss ,sef,ii aud c,strrtuiuTu,, I5uotIrueiuns
of the kind coz publishing.
TERMS:
Subscription price for single copy,
Tkree Doiiarsi 10, iwo CIR morc cuPics,
ordered at one lime. s. 50.
Any person forwarding the names Of
Tcu new subscribers, aud T.wcn'y fvc
Dollars, (currenl money! s'ial! receive the
eleventh copy for his services.
C. No pGPsr 'riA in any instance. BE-
sent ,c:ttoat paynsRt an cdciRce. rais
rule will TIC 5tr!cty adhered tn.esED
All communica.ioas "i a business nj
,arc to b.. addressed 10 The Proprietor. and
all COMMUNICATIONS irt"uacd 70. puhIica-
tioa 10 be addressed To II. Lee. N. d.,
Editor.
No Leusr :cW be taken from Ike 4Ece
unless the pos.!g: is Paia, 0. the isncs
trankts!.
ALFRED BROOKS. Psor.ie,or.
Forsyth. iGa.l ISL.
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SEgsg.E?Y & EiSs2s.EG,
ggoayaNGNSe (ss.eg 6ioneHliS-
S;1ss sSeych4..FS,
lllAlEIKG. :.

HAMBURG. :. {.
TENtKE pleasure in aanoaacins 10 their
4 Country lrIc"i, and to lht Publc
generally, thai l!rir
WiREIOCSE AND HNlRF
Is Huw ~ Gnop CoNnirloH.
Having raised The Warehouse above the
hishcs, hisi-wE,cs mark of Tie great May
nrod, with Sunicicu, foundation Ia make il!
perfectly ,ccurc (rnmam. Rise IN the RIVER,
while our locarnn III poImt Of FIRE
no, surpassed by any Ware House in
Hamburg. hrln. situate on the Curnr- Oi
Centre ani .harL:et Streets. ana occupy
ns ,!.c whole from, Sqra,c 10 Co2h Sired.
opposite the Bank y Post Office. convent
ent 10 the Rail Road. rnuietlia'cly on the
River, unl in The very Centre of the Prim
ciple Cotton Dealer, and Shippers, aud the
great ,loTou.h!...t TO rtic BcilSc.
Grateful for III liberal support we have
hi!ncrto received, sJ!ici, from our la;fons
aud the public generally, continuance al
their confidence. i;pn our loag cNpcr.-
cncn in tic WaretouSs Cnd Commission
business. fe.I cun!idcu'. with our facilities.
10 be able 10 give 10 all en'irc sa,isiaciion'
We makr lihcra! advances on Cotton i'll
Store, and Will attend 10 the Sale or Ship
ping Of Cotton on moderate tcrms.
Bus:ucs, Cummuei 10 our care will
receive prompt a'ir:Iion with our best ef.
furls lur the Interest u! Customers.
SiNLEY Il USHER.
Hamburg s. c., Oct, /, ISL, ,f sc
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4 Hghieay RoJber >hot.-The Snnhu-
~ Amcrlcam says Srnt!einan direct from
riosa county, informs Va that d traveller
who had considerable sum al money
win him left Wclsboro' on horseback :,
about leu days since, or his r"ad vest
About i2 miles west of Sm:ihpurt, hc stop
ped at 4 house KEEP, by man named
Brush, or suspicious character. but the only
I,nasc un the road, aud but 4 few miles be-
fore he e,,,crc,l the wilderness. There wus
uuhina ,lla, occur,cd in the house that cx-
cited his suspicion, but he hod scarcely en-
tered into the woods, when rabbit came
running ia;o The road, he drew his PIS-
;ol 10 shoot it. hu; i, missed FIRE. lie then
tried another with the same effect, This
excited in tbs ,liH! some suspicion. aaL on
examining lis pistols, found thar the char.
ces had been drawn from both, and filled
with brau. tic Immediately &c loaded hoih
pis,pls, ard before he had proceeded Il mic
on bis road. "a man with his face painted
black. rushed ott from the woods, and
seized The bride Of his horse. The lrav-
cIler drew pistol, and told him he would
shoo, him il hc did not lei 20. The robbcr
repl:cd that he vas uot afraid Of his pistol.
The ,ravcllc! thea fired upon hm,and shot
him through the heart. He immediately
rode back To the house i3r ASSISTANCE, 10
which the rob5cr was speedily removed,
AMI washing hi, face discovered 10 DC the
laudIurd.-Phita. Sentinel,
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led a viial Dart, and for several minutes,
the whale continued 20 leap from the ocean
into tbc air, snoring and spouting wafer
10 an immense height, while streams Of
blood poured from his black body like lava
from as volcano, wrapped in night. Al
lengiI.toyerpowcred by wounds, aud ex-
hRusted by loss of blood, he gave one nigh.
~ roafs tie m0n, awful the human mind eau
Conceive OF, and 1oated Iifeles upon the sea.
ALTER tiie stiuw OF resistance on the
parl Of the whale had ceased, 10 my as
,nnisssaent ,hc'two victorious comha;anis
.icok themselves Otto respectful distance,
and ;hey seemed 10 be as Intensely auxIuus
aboIfS Their prize rs any human being
wouids3e abou, ! valuable treasure not per
iectiy secure, walc!lin. the slightest move.
ment Of indIcation of remaining llf on the
part oil ihc victim. Al last ifie swordish.
whose a.ldiiinnal duty il seemed 10 be 10
see-thaithe monster was fairly done f1r,
made z circuit OF The body, aad Stopping Il,
The TAD, penetrated II first ~ its Junction
with ite aakcs-m part considered vital by
lga,uras;s;5 an,. piirraO'Ogi,is, on account
pihring The ie:miGa':.:: .! :s:e 5fa:a q! he
nsl..t!!":cby pacing The power Of far
ther rssistancc mu' o.;he que, ,ian. aaI lca
denns Als OWE safety certain.
"t,he eWhaic being Guw dead, curiosity
promPled rnc 10 osec what disposition the
Iy.clots Avpn!j maAc uf i,tri 81 rcmain"d
@atc!nae sncif movements. A; length
discovered The Sword fish pass ifum his
pusiticnai the tail, and novc in tie i;rcr-
tion 0f2tiie head. y i.cn about ten feet
from the place where the head uins the
body (as pear As cog!d Jr.s.') hc l!,ru,,
his. sword into tie side oi tIr whale. and
ripped MIN lonsliuaiaa!!y Il !cugih of Gf.
lecn iotwouiy feet: then withdrawing the
sword. siie Inserted II about one yard high.
er up, and rctrucei li, course longitudinal!
IS, 10 ne water lige, ur nc level ul The !ir,.
gasti. Tie lhau cul cross wise al rach end.
iaraugh7ihe body, aud ds!odscd The piece
by pushing IL !Gwa;Ls. The tilrashcr.
who aH this ii;lc seemed al ua!a,rrcstcd |
spectator vi mhat WAS .oinI om, and Of!
WhomI begun 10 form :, Ia,Br, bad Opin- !
ion, discovering wlll, had been done. rush. !
cd up,,and began 10 help hi,i.sc!i TO The
IspoIey tlesh: The swor,i-Iisn selected his
Efaporiir niutscl, The heart, auL cut,iu.; il
in ha!e5s With bis sword. desourrd IL in !
liwinklIis. Haying both satisfied their
!lunseF, a. supposed. the sword fish plcn-
ged hfssnou, bach ot The lorc-Gn nf the
,nonsisL while The tirasher took up his
ppsitisaatihe diyiaiaz. liae. OF thr tlukes,
aud Jed The lniii!s. .ibetween his pcadc.
rciis j .,yy. 80 they loak up their hue Of
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Don't ,cork on Sundays.--A residcn, o
Massachusetts; having been TO Hartford
CT, for n load Of Merchandise, was 50 far
retarded in his progress by bad travelling
that he could no, reach home ON Saturday
aud consequently put up at Connecticut
tavern. The next morning he endeavorcd
to hire the landlord who was also far
mer. TO 90 with his span Of horses and help
him up cerain heavy hill that he might
reach home in season for mrc,ing IN the
afternoon. The landIoli promptly de-
ciined on the ground that il was contrary 10
his rules and conscience TO work on sun
day. The WAGNER then requested the
loan OF span of horses. offering I'd pay
literally for them. The nnly answer was
that the nurses were not allowed to work
nu Sunday. The wagoner, not wishing
to he detained from his family. literally
offered silver dollar. AMI five-gallon
kes of excellent gin. for the assistance
which ho required This extraordinary
olfor ovcrcamc all scruples, and the rceuir.
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And Mr. II. smart young spark.
That kiss'i Miss Prudence in the dark.
There's N--'s 10 has gotta soi:--
wondcrwiaI ;hcy live upon
Oh. that's no n'n,,cr, they're sn small,
They live on almos, nothing IT all
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SI,AI,E OF s. ClHOi,LE3.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN TjE COURT OF ORDINARY.

Josiah llowcii's estate. )
wOHS COKER, Administrator of Josiah
al Howell. deceased having departed this
life. without having accounted tor his lransac-
lions upon said estate leaving no Executor or
Administrator Ordered Tha, Lewis E!Izry.
Henry Ri,es. aad john Morrison. the sarclics
in The Administration Bond of said John Coker.
and Daniel Morrison. Administrator of john
Morrison, do appear before me i, Edse!eld
Courhnuse. NJ 10 o'clock. on "Wednesday the
95th Of Nav next, To render an account OF the
administration OF said Jniin Cukee upon said
eS,atc of JosiaI, Howell. and further In do and
st,;de WIN, shall then bc adjudger aud dccgecd
~ OLIVER TuWLES,
Ordinary Of Edgcfeid District.
q 0tice, February u, lrA2.
.s, sSs 81,
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0M!oetie &eeess,
From tie V Y. Sunday Morning Neirs..
EVIL SPEAKING.
EY 4 LADY.

SpU;.ins every cotncly feature;
The banc Of all tie bliss in life.
/ Thou grndrre- of mortal stiiic.
q uayer !ct thy fang inipnrt
The r,ns!!n. venom IN my heart
wonld hate no one. great Or small,
1 Tha. dwclls upon This earthly ball;
would bc gentle, humble. mid,
Unsnspcc;ug-lke enid.
And III dn . auli. confess
Ard give Tie u.!enLel cac :-i:css.
Rg;, nh. wi,cn Envy cutter, IN.
How probe 10 every !saieInl sin!
! Fierce pa>siou-i! tinn l::d'S. hu; power
TI.ou'is: Lil- and scratch. tear aud dcyour.
Those who indulge ,!,y hateful breath,
! VIII lei their minds sostarving "a dca;h;
They see the uiole in their ne,Si'b"i's eye.
The bear, in their own they fail cspy.
Wacn lwcu!A speak al another sin,
lie, ne hat c.isi look within;
Then sh, find canl,-!!:. k:.ow.
70 u:iud ;nysc and !c; otac:S s".
See scver:l ladies' out tat;ca,
inh mari, what their discourse will be.
Miss So-and 81 is very rude,
Shes really smart Young pride;
Aud Ar. Su'li-a .ouc. I'm iUd.
Ia !Iis :tt!GicSS !ic growing cIiH.
This man and wife. I've rudrrs,ood,
Live no more pleasant y-,an they should.
There's Mrs. A.. who. hy-lhc-hyc,
Need not lin up iicr.c'isO high;
For who's her father aud lcI mothcr.
What's she 10 be pi"ul gilmore n another
And Mr. II. smart young spark.
That kiss'd Miss Prudence in the dark.
There's N-sHi:r has gotta soi.--
wondcrwliaI they live upon
oh. t!Iai's no matter, they're So small,
They live on almost nu;iiins IT ul!!
Nor is this confined 10 our otvn Sex or class,
Fof men'o!! 20 tn :!Ie ycry sam pass;
Saying hundreds %. thugs thai, are much The
sline,
Two tedious entirely here TO name.
/ The Scripture says, Speak evil Of aaue,v 3
And evil s,ir:niSiitrs strive ~ shna.
- sssss-.,s
Is psoyctiby every praiias fo"i;-
They s.1nder. bickbiir. and try 10 tissrGcc.
And then be 50 mighty lroli'c 10 your face,
Yon'd .h;nS they never xcr- prone 10 SIM
gnr. oh iitiicir hear; ynu cnuIi look within.
Suc mass ofco:rup.ion Is eye ne 'cr hash seen,
Hateful birds beasts and reptiles aud al! things
unccan
Oh. who can uncover the folds Of lie heart,
I And ! scusr u! lis i.!iui:c vicncss imparti
No omr hu, i!ic Spiri, ,!,a, dwcIclh above
IN the rc-ions u: :happness. light, bliss. & love
I'acu come. Holy Spirit. to this aching breast.
Fly viii, >iikcn pi idir:, * uinkc Iicre thy nest;
Tkcn nv worl' and my actions shall flow forth
Alright,
AaG vile ,!.onrLis ard speaking be put TO f;gh,
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Nor is this confined 10 our orn sex or class,
For mca'o!! 20 to :he vcry sain- pass:
Saying hundreds o: thugs that, are much The
saine.
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Office Of Commissioner in BANKRUPTCY ./or}

CUce " commissioner BdiaartpfcyJOr
, Ohio county, J,dy 80 1912.
NOTICE tocrcditors OF the following persons, duly
declared bankrupts by the District Court the United
states Tor the Western District Of Virginia. To present
and prove their respective debts before me- my office
an heel,ng, IN said county, the several days
toned when and where the bankrupt each re-
quircd To attend.
Debts VS. John A. Roe, the 29th aud 3ls of August
Debts VS. Edward Mccullough on the 29u, and 3lst Of
August next.
Debts VS. John Fawcc,t, the 29 and 3lst of August
Debts Wm. Nj. Ncoll the 29,h and 3lst of August
September next.
Debts David Ecos the 30th of August and Sd of
Debts David Macanc the both of and 3D. of
September next.
Debts VS. VIM Newlove, the 3O Of August and Sd Of
De9's VS. VIM b. Tyson on the 3lst of August and 5th
Debts Edward r. Lane ON the 81 of Auoust and 9Th
Debts John r. Cunningham the 3lst of August and
9th oil September next.
Debts vs. Solyman Brown ON the 9th and 10Th of Son
tcniber next.
bts VS. Stephen Rice, the 9th and 9Th Of September
Debts VS. Johu Chalock the 9th and 9Th of scp,em
Der next.
Debts James Culber,son ON III. I'll, ana OH or Son
TENDER next.
DSbtsv Thos. Duly, the 9th and 9th of scptem-
Debts George Harrison on the 7th and 18th of Sep
tcmber
Debts VS. John NJ Clarke, the 9TH and 18th of Sep
TENDER next.
Debts VS. Mathew Warren, the eth and 18th of Sep
tembcr next.
Debts VS. VIM. NJ Hodge, the 18th and 18th of Sep
TENDER
Debts jeremiah Y. Armstrong on the 7th snd 10Th
OF September next.
Debts Daniel hurry, the 9th 9th of September
Debts Morgan H. Gregg the 9th and 10th of Sep
tembcr next.
Debts John F. Rceside. the 9th and 10th Of Scp-
tcmber next.
Debts VS. Jonathan M'Coloch. the 9th and 10th of
September
Debts David NpColloch on the 9Th end lO,b of Con
tcmbcr next
Debts VS. Josiah w. Chapnc, the 9Th and 10Th of
September next.
Debts VS. Abdal Mcclure the 9Th and 10th of Sep
tcmbcr next
Zach OF the above will be continued from time 10
time II necessary complete the proof of debts Bank
rupts must b. prepared settle all or before the
last day ofhcarng.
GEORGE III. CARTER, Com'r Sc
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OMce Of Cmnmissione, in Rnnkr,l1,tcu !,

t0r BotetOurt County, august Is.
Notice to the Creditors of the following per-
sons who have been duly declared Bankrupts by
the District Court Of the United States for the
Western District of Virginia, that shall proceed
to hear proof OF debts agains: them at my office in
The town of Buchanan, on tho following days.
when and where the bankrupts are required to at
tend.
Debts VS. Alexander Burls, on the 7,h and 9Th
Of September next.
Debts VS. Alexander Gibson, on the 9TH and 9Th
Of September next.
Debts VS. Andrew G.. Houston, on the 9TH and
8tb of September next.
And at the office of L. b. Wethered, in Fincas-
tie on the following days, will hear the causes
OF The following persons, where they are required
TO attend.
Debts VS. Clifton G.. Hill, on the 9th and 10th
Of September next.
Debts VS. Charles BlouDt on the 9th and 10th
Of September next.
BankSupts must come prepared TO pay all fees on
or before the last day of hearing.
JOHN WILSON, Conn.,.
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PUBLIC vlsNlDw,so

SHALL proceed on Tuesday the 3Oth OF tho
present month, at my store, in the town of
Charlottesvile, to sell all the stock belonging to
ID: tlcklin and ii. A. Goodoe, under the name
oil b. FiCkLIN e. co. Cor all that part that il
consisting of great variety Of Dry Goods and
Groceries, Iron and Castings, a number Of valuable
Uork Horses, Wagons and Gears, Dray. 3
Tobacco Sere,cs, and manufacturing implements.
Also if not disposed of before that day, between
ia0 and 200 boxes OF Manufactured I6baeco, Of
different qualities, quantity of leaf Tobacco Of
various qualities or grades, and many other
things too tedious to mention.
All the creditors of the firm are respectfully In.
vited to attend the sale.
Terms made known on the day of sale. Sale
to continue from day to day until all is sold.
BENJAMIN FICKLlN.
August Is, 1919.
En&1 There will be several men and bows for
hire, for the balance of the year.